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OHIO STATE LOAN-si, 500, goo.
OFFIcE OF fHE CoNnfssT0EEns OF NV
sINKIF0 lUeD o. rHE srArE % Oiiioi
ll,HE sTATR OF OHIO DEsIREs

ff,HE STATE OF OHIO DESIRES
% bosrQ@ oas nali 2 and tiss r 59niTsd
Thousand Pollar,' snd % ne. , SO ,o :. 2 ~
thofits Of an at Of the Gen-Ta hsseubly, VII TO.
lys sasd Rs9Posals ,a e S es, ~ IN ! 'ss % oil5 q
gust and AZ the agenoy u he Stste No 8 n illam
sgrest, 4 he Cliy Of Aeg York until zoe 90 n
81 zoo ooo OFT led and x sgsterrd dobl % tls
stat, bearng iuiersst from he hr.i - q AHsa.
m y rsosTsd Cor either Of the ioioEing classes Of
m. isrtiaea.ss rsdssuahio At The STATE Treasury
10 the City Of Columbus, July isf, - 3 lhe ntetl
payahln aeni annu Us the tfai 10 Of eyl anq W
hrst day Of November IN eacn year, - ne etAi'
81. Esrtiaoatss redeemabls at the agency q the
.s,s n sa ~ % ssS Az sc is r s5 & saa
Az and tie 1rst dsy or Juiy In each lc-f - '-i-
sseb uroposal rnus, state distinctly ioE Vhleh q
thoss classes 81 Oertilcatea Il a uaas ". lle -
Sn15-sd dollar of ear tisss proposed - D. taken
In - any pFop0a shall uot eesssnAie s9s ess' Si
& &fs9s ss,' ~ S.sre 10 bid % rec iyed.
10 conditisnal bid, or BID Absolute In iu terms
vi SS sunosnt Of tie respective bids ~
oeiVed IN RsF Yors, must Be made q t1e steta
- fths bi1s ecsil1d ~ Coiumbus within ten
d,fS aftsr The a,cf piaace thereof q a1ch iimcl
i1S ~ tss, "a able q i s,sis iess6l Vii b
issued a sala. q SO ani gpsaga and teess psla-
" .-r-1rIi--nf fhe a. ton cf ~ hi.fie
The Ceriihcilfs win tc fsyable, unrcndiiiouallJi
July I, lsds, and afe. By the ect auth rising tn'
losn, exempted from taxation ~ irr Stale
Proposals Tor the Ivan mast eneio.ed n 4 .eal
ed enTolop and aildresscd o. Ihe lenl nt.lio1 1sll
oftha sinking Fupd, a lolum By. oio, ef y 49,. =
Po-sA irt Oh' q WTAELER.
: fuIIiI I0F 81 - ate
A r.Efr1 sL &
ectsasrftf tlt q,
JaNE1.ifuERa
.,,s. .sirs fss5 fs.S5if n ibs sf-t
osIo iuiTEs3ti
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-25

PO1ICz CouRT.-JamsSB Bowers, assault and
battery, fined 81 and eOstS.
Ellen TrainOs, destroying properly, dil-
missed.
Edward Costello, Pat Given, disturbance,
continued 70 2eth.
VIM. PIKE, disturbance, 81 and costs.
John Carey, petit larceny, Reform Farm
Robert Lunday, disturbances, 50 and cost
or 5 days. GO
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-25

RETRIoERAToRs AT COsT.-Having no con-
venisnt StOre-roOm for the six RefrigeratOrS
now on hand, viz: "schOOley,"2 2 "Jsw-
ott'S upright" and plain chests. ! will sell
them At COST to the frHtcustomer that offers
The cash. W. ?. Foea.
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for Sale Of gFHt,

ITO LET.-BRlCK DWELLING
HOUSE, continuing rooms, corner Of Erie 4
koekWell streets. Apply on promises, or %
u. ". JONES
Iula IlL nnhlLn anll.ra
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-25

Eleotic Magazine for August, Cham
bsrs Encyclopedia, part IS, Bsadie'S Dime
Biographical Library, No. ls, the Life Of
Maj. Gen. John G. Fremont, Littslla Living
Age, and all the late papers sre at Hswks I
Brothsrss.
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a Messrs. Guitar & Son wiz sci, this
msrning, st the store Of @. 6. Wiser, No.
1iO Ontario street, all the furniture, asoro
iztures, &c. Il is all good, and those de-
sirous Of purchasing will find this an excel
lent opportunity 70 de 90. Bee advertise
n.nt. l4ita a&J aEs 8A0F0I
- "a rln..a- ~
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-25

NsR- Fox's celebrated Farina Crackers,
W. R. Cheese Dried Apples, Salt, Akron
Water Lime, Flour, and general assOrt-
ment Of groceries, can be found at George
spngue's, Ovialt's Exchange, foot Of suPo-
rior street
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rfor the Lcadefl
WHRN TfR NIGHT OE GRIEF Is
LONGEST
~ uRs. IA CoxsDos.

bN ms. ~ enNeDoN.
When the night Of grief is longest,
And no ray Of hspe EppeRrs-
When the face Il clothed with sorrow,
And no sunshine dries our tears
When the friend who always cheered US,
Mid the darkest hour Of gloom,
Lays aside sarth's heshy mantle,
Lies snshrouded In the tomb
When the dearest friend Of childhood
Comes to be our bltterest foe,
Aud we and his deadly malice
Follows US where'eT we GO
Then how sweetly come the visions
OF higher, holler life,
Where no sorrow, dlms the spirit
Where there comes, no earthly strife.
b. and by, when all this warning,
All this inward strife is DER,
To that peaceful, happy portal,
May our earthwOrn spirits soar.
Oberlln, July 30, 1861.
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BLOOD FOODl
BLOOD EOODi
NIffnn EDnnt


10 all suffering nom Oongump ption, lnctplent or
confirmed, or trom debility Of any kind o. nom
uIautnl or nervous prUstration, brought on BY any
szuHe; or from scIofulOu1 conplainta; or nom dis
sAsag Of the Kidneys or bladder and 70 Ladies sur
frnr any Of the fnauy distraEIfug complaints thoir
81 aro liable %, and which enssader Consumption
TIE BLOOD FOOD
= o1srud aE Oartain and BellGble Eelnsdy. Dider-
nq IN eTorY particular from the pstsnt medicines Of
nc dsy 81 q chemical cor blnation e IRON, UL-
PHUB end FaOS PHORSs, ofFery great WORTH end
many hundreds bes glad and gratsiu testimony %
the beHadfa Il haac ,tiefgsd on thoms
OHORUH 4 DUPONT, 90 Broadway, New YORK.
are the Bole prcpfetora Of the article, and have n
sonBsQuence 81 3 fraud attempted HpOn the public
changed the color 0f the outside wrapper from RED
% WILLOW and increased the sEe Of the bottle 20
5uac8. Be ven cautious In buy ing 70 that the
hcEimfle Of their signature Il on the outside OF tho
ErgpPer, a. eli otherr ouu ,terfoits In conse-
1uuce q the large demand ior this Article, the ioi-
owing druggists have ell ordered and received sur
rIies of the new KIND, viz.
0has. A. Kinbsn, Wm. b. French, J. b. Hayes,
A. Staniols, and samuel kidder yr.s Lowell.
- SOLD b. Nm- ElskEs Druggi {, clsyeiand,
uhfo- ebIa.dkW
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-25

Did IN srAnoz HoUsE.-A woman who
was arrested for drunkenness died yesterday
afsernoon ct the Station House. She was z
victim Of bad liquor.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-25
T-We conrrstulato our readers upon

1--WE congratulate our readers upon the
discovery Of q sure ours for Rheumatism, Gout and
H6uralQia and all Mercurial Diseases, which ig el-
SOD Vthout the use Of internal medicinaI, which
dsstrOy ths constitution unE give temporary relief
1ulT In fact Is q tho only known remedy efeSting
. psrfscs cure, and fael warranted from it1 re-
c6nmendstiOns, in calling the att0ntoa Of the al
fiicted and those having friends suffering non kheq-
aiatEm, oOUt Neuralgia, tbs pcrniciou1 elects
a Nercury 70 the advertisement Ia smother column
of our raper, Of Dr. Leland Anti Rheumatic band.
EaT-6old by Wn. EEskE, Cleveland. o. fobB
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AVE FINE OLD YANKEE GEN.

OIR FINE OLD YANKEE GEN
1usE-''Ths Fine OlA English Gsntltman.'
hne old Yankee General,
Is Onr gOOd General scott,
And rebels VIII nov ind out soon,
They d catch him mapping not.
They al find out, too, at trihea
He'll never dsign 70 BtOopi
He,l giye up iIr his e91ntry, nov,
For hs ia our Yankee General,
And lows his coui try we'll.
This good old Yankee General
Has men at his command,
T-at By his orders have stopped up
The rat holes" on the land
And soon the pirates wid be caught,
That are sailing ON the sra,
For aftrr them he's sent our ships,
With men both brave aud freei
Eog be is cur lar. &c Gensrai'
And loves his country well,
Our good old Yankee General
Has bend the rebels in,
And soon the Union men viii make
Their ranks look Tathsr thin;
And the. will fiud they cannot hght
The Nsnkoa8 Five 70 one"
For Wten the Yankees come in sight,
o, Lord ee, how they RAM
, 7 he IS our Yankee neral,
And loves his Country we'll
Nov, if our Generals life Is spared.
'Tis sur. ly our inten-,
When from his once Lincolu goes,
To make sc0tt Pr sidrnt;
For IN his eountry's battles
BE does never know y. ea',
And at tbs very ut.ue u bcolt
The rebels DO 2 fr-at.
For h.. Is Our Yak GeLeral,
and t9Fes hia oosiitTy -eil
Then whon Scott Is elected,
A. now. tn p5eple all
VIII buy the'r JLu ftti NC cheap Tor cash,
All AACs' UNION AZ
For Isa G. 20 h DbiOn frll
Does cell z o1 clothing cltapt
And the galia.,t d-rds OF Gene AZ Scott
- WllI fore the ?, opi KEEP
r.r For ~ piir - kc iCur al
Asd .Ov.a country we'll. .s
nB-summet Clothing sold eh-abeF A. lsaAC
| IsAAO'S UNIUN HAIL than It any other place
l IN tho world. Pure Linen Coats tor Etfty Zen
and 4 full suit, Coats, Pants and Nesf tor One DO
| lar and Fifty Cents We defy all oemPetiiion a.
ISAAC A. IsAACS'
MAGNIFICENT UNION HALL,
Sole Agency for the sals Of Singers oelsbEated
~. SEWING LA CHIRE8
SFORR'S AUTOMATOh PRkSSAAA.
| Corner Of UnIon and Superior streets.
Wt LOOK or FOB THE gIART2 -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-25

The Company will meet at their Armory
on Friday evening for the election Of Off
GERS, and will be ready tomarch on Saturday
morning. The ranks are now fall, and the
Creighton ZouaYes will reflect honor upon
the name.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-25
THE CITY
The Grnys al the Fight.


EDiFOR LEADRR Tho telegram from my
son, James Pickands, said they weuld be
home in telo days, not two days, as incOr-
rectly reported to you.
You will much obligs the friends Of the
Grays, by publishing the following extracts
from the n. Y. Tribunes account of the
Bulls Run affair:
1.-THE last stand upon the field was ma le
BY one of the Ohio regiments, under Col.
NcCook."
"Among those entitled to special praise for
their conduct, ere Capt. Lowe, who with
company covered the retreat; Col. Barri-
side, who behaved with great gallantry dur
ing the action, and brought in his trOops in
com paratively good condition Col. McCook,
who, with his regiment, the lst Ohio, prob
ably saved Gen. Schenck's Brigade, BY his
coolness and self-pOssession when attacked
on the retreat" &c.
ALLOW me 70 add that private Dskin, Of
the GraYs, informed his wife, by letter, that
they were under severe FIRE, on Thursday,
for three quarters Of an hour. We also know
that on Sunday they were in the attacking
centre column, and were exposed TO terri
BILE FIRE from masked batteries. We can
hardly believe, on the authority Of the tele-
graph reports, that any Of the Ohio Regi-
ments Ainched or run. We know the Grays
did not. J. D. PIcKANDs.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-25
n- s. t,nurt-IuIr 24th.

The Petit Jury was called at the opening
Of Court yesterday morning, as follows;
Daniel Cleveland, Cleveland, Cuyahoga
county.
John Tifl, Eorwalk, Huron county.
Charles ". Foster, FOstoria, Wood county.
William W. Armstrong, TifHn, Seneca
county.
Jonathan Buell., WilIOughby, Lake county.
Walter Caldwell, Bryan, Williams coun-
David Anderson, Shelby. Richland cOun-
Guy C. Worth, Upper sAndusky, WyAn-
dotte county.
WIG. Mitchell, Lima, Allen county.
Sanford s. Collins, Toledo, Lucas county
VIM. Crowell and Homer Strong, Tales
men.
The following case was disposed Of:
Hull vs.. Minor and Moore. RePlevin
Jury trial. Verdict for Plaintiff; Adams
Garfield, Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Adjourned 10 10 o'clock this morning.
The case Of Persw vs.. Castle, No. ss2, ]
sci for trial to-day.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-25

- The price Of The MoEEIHs LHADER 70
news agents ,a One Dollar and Fifty Cents
per hundred, and no deviation under any
circumstances.
The postage on the LEADER, 70 NeWa
Dealers, 10 Ons-fourth Ofa cent Per copy.
We would prefer that parties remitting
postage stsmpS should send Us one and thres
cent instead Of larger denominations.
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NJ A RIM f
PORT OF CLEVELAND.

PORT OF CLEVELAND.
EsTERED.-Jaly q
stmr Ocean, Evans, Detroit.
simr Western Metropolis, tioldsmith, Buffalo
PROP Portsmouth, Bond, Duakirk, ,ls { rs mdse.
Prop. Mary Stewart, Richardson Buhdo, a. tons
schr. Mary Ann Rankin, Campbell, Toronto.
OLEARKD
stmr- Ocean. Evans, Detroit, q pkgs sundres, l6l
drmiOhns, M pkgs mdse, 10 kegs nails
Ibis oil, sg bbls sugar, Il .543 lbs iron, sale,
hhds fish.
sfmr. Western Metropolis, Goldsmith, Buffalo.
PROP Portsmouth, Bond. DunkiTk.
BrIa ITo1uies, Becker, Kingston, 375 tons coal.
Schr Three Bells, felan, Toronto, s9l tons coal,
Sc0V Louiss, Wood Port Burwell, 25 tons coal -
sacks salt, a bush feed.
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Mss n. covLE, President.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-25
MORNING LEADER.
~ ApVRRTTsRaIENEn

o Gutter . son-AuetiOn ssio Of Fsrnisure, %.
heFriek King-ssil and Fias Makers.
W. sabln-Horso and Buggy Stolen.
Mould n gan--Peaohas, sc.
@. W, C'ark-vitrioi, 40.
Lsdlol' Mite socistg-Loeal Notice
0. Cutter soH-LOeal Notice.
I.o.t-A RuBdla
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BUsINRss NOTIORs.


ELECTRIC BArH.-Dr. GibsOn's new cleo
tFio bath cures general debility, rheuma-
lism, neuralgia, disease Of the brain and
insanity. These baths equalize the circu-
latiOn and remove almost every disease in
manner truly astonishing. No other bath
in the world give such universal satisfae-
tiOn TO the sick. The pleasantest bath
room in the city for ladies' female oper-
atOr in attendance. Office No. lit Ontario
street. jyS
WISCONSIN, LASDs.-The subscribers have
several hundred acres of School Lands situ-
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 lOcs-
ted in the vicinity of ClevelSnd. Particulars
can be had by inquiring, either by letter or
otherwise, of ALooTT & Horror,
l9s and l4I Water Street,
jyS:s5l. Cleveland, Ohio.
FRAEK PAREER.-Livery and Boarding
Stable, 90 Seneca street, A No. Horses and
Carriages at reasonable figures.
ssp34R2s:ly
- See advertisement Of Dr.. Bsnfordb
Liver InviEOrator.
.o.o.-Cary's Cough Cure. deCsSnlO
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Carr. -- viii report his Company
81 Camp Chase for Tegimental organisation
and camp instruction on Saturday, July
18th, TO the commanding officer Of the camp.
By order Of the Commander-in-chisf.
A. P. BUcKNoHkH,
a H.-.n..l
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SFED

ONLY a OUARTERl-I SEND
b. man es @ P9.s,,.ags 3 sss M
fis5 iram riartS lock Ike ioE1lidsll9
cTfh laoro than quafter 80, al.a4 sIe.s9 Stse-.s =
-s-.,-- of 10 hniiY clfclo. Biz u ailareli
T5asIs. - sl,oo. Addraf,l7 RON BRApsHAw,
narikRii hook Ben - Boston, Aaaa' {.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-25

TRE CaueHroz ZoUAvEs.-Ths following
order Ess yesterday received by this Com
nanv
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-25

ON THE 21sr DAY OF JUNE,
1881, aaid Justice issued order oi e.; chinent
the above action for the 81 Of Of NM sloo dol.
has said ease - set or heaIiug on he 5h ge5 0i
A aRust, isel, u O'Clock n. .,.,..,
r,.v.i,nd s,iv a. lssii ~ " - iyisssiT
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-25

7
y.
ismbs, Justice 9ftee Pe-es oi OisEelAne 1o@nshis'
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-25

ADJUTANT GEEsEAL's oFEIoE,
cOLUMBUs, July "a, 1891.
sPECrkE ORDER no. SOC.
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gtaal alotites.
OFFIcE ONO PHsITEsFIART, I
Columbus, July s, 1861. J

T CERTIFY THAT LUCUIS NJ.
CLARK. convi ted oftho crime OF passir g floun-
frelt BANK B lls, In the Court Cf Common P.rns,
CuyahoRR county, Ohio, At the Mag Term, i3f0 aud
stnteneed % Three years imprisonment ~ ihis een-
itentRrY, has committed no ibfracfion oi thl Laws
and Ruie8 Of this Institution durtug bic couhno-
ment h-re. JNO. A. PHENTiCE, Warien.
iuly22,3fT sy fheo. g. Hewitt
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-25

Vl.
Charles b. Jernlngl, Deft. Bsl1re Sannsl Foi-
iambs, Justice Of ths Peace Of ClaFcaed IqEnship,
Cuyahoga county, Ohio.
ON THE 2lsF DAY OF JUNE,
\ Ngl'6t said Justice isEusd an ord Of atiaohment
IN The ab go action for the OF sixteen 5loo do
iars Sad case is act for bearing the 5ih day OF
August, 1851, Ei / O'eieck a.
cleveland, July IS 1851. jgls:stl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-04
DIED.

AcREs-In Brooklyn. on Monday morning, Dee 2, Mrl
Elizabeth w Acres in the I'D year OF her sge
Her friends are especially invited attend her funeral On
Wednesday. Dec at o'clock IN from the residence OF
her daughe Mira Maria B MUnioe no go futoh avenue
Boston papers please copy.
AIEsLIE-On Sunday evening Dec Ann Elizabeth reliet
OF Robert Anslie In the sd year OF ber age =,
r. J. Thone and Kchsrd Johnson repeatedly invited
her funeral from her late re.dence No. ia aoi
avenue, Wednesday morning, at IL O'CLOCK "hou'
further invitation.
BEGGIn this city Oh Monday Dec O. James Besg aged Is
years.
cAMPBELL-In this city, on Monday, Dec Q. Of old age,
Anne Campbell, aged 10 years.
CONNER - In this city, on Monday Dec. 2. Sarah Ann
Conner daughter OF John w. and Mary Conner, aged il
year,, months and u days.
GRAY-In this city Monday morning Dec O. Bartholomew
W. only child OF Bartholomew Gray III the Sh year Of his
this city Sunday Dec. Michael Gleason,
native Of Kilkenny, Ireland
KENNEDY-In th city. On Monday, Dec : Of disease OF
the heart Hannah Kennedy aged 10 years aud month
LODER-Ia this city Tuesdsy Dec OF scarlet lever
Florence r. younsest daughter Of Cyrus '" and D. Amelia
Loder, aged years ard days. . :,
Tie relatives and friends OF the family respectfully invited
20 a,,ead the funeral from s ,ssesSee Of Der atef6 no.
MILLER-On Monday, Dec 2. Of consumption, Stephen G.
Miller. aged y years. 80
David. William and Rufus are resrecnly invited 70 at
tend the uner, from the Rev. Dr Wia9Ss ChuLcn cor
i1st., a. . H. without further invitation.
uORGAN-At Elizabeth City, N. j.. o Sunday evening
Dsc l. Mary, wife OF Joseph Morgan, aged % years.
MoNTGoMERY-In Wlliamsbursh, on Monday, Dec. 2, ):
years aud q days.
oREGLLY-In tlis city, on Sunday Dec. !, sfter short
ilaess Jane. A. O'keily
SCANLON-In TIL. city Sunday, Dec !, after short
illness Matthew Sca5op native OF the County sgo, lrsa
land, IN che 6fh year Of HI aye.
sMITH-In this city, suddenly on Thursday Nov 20 Ayin.
wife Of James l.. smith and daughter OF Daniel aud Mahais
Fensr astd p yesis months and days
TAYLOR-In this city on Monday Dec George F. Taylor,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-04

Beef Hams are in fair demsrd and sesdy sales Of 100
bbls at sl5 So Cat meats steady, and more active
Bacon s quite active for future delivery Gales OF 3 o9xes
at q Tor Western for January delivery snd 79Sc ior
City DO. Lard ara sales Off 9ObbIs ct 49-neaded
IN tue sales 500 bbs Pnae for delivery oil TIL. month AZ
Gle Butter IS IN M demand and quite firm Cboe'e i' IN
food delDsnd at SLATE.
RlCEThe market /, quis, sl sales Of OFsnsyto
choice Carolina AZ SO 75G 81 80 q 100 D..
SUGARS-Ihe market Is quiet bat prices are well main.
tanned sales q 1876 hLd Cuba 308ic Refined are In good
demand - 0' l0c TO- Crushed Ground and Granuated 100
l0lc. for White, and Vi Dslc. for elbow.
SALTThe market il fairly active ssles Of H. 600 bushels
Tsrs Island at about Doc 800 sacks by the RAIDER
A. Hood and 800 do DO. by the r. s. Ely 81 70 200
sacks Liverpool ground and 90 DO Jeerys and Darcysby
tire Clagtagenet private terms
sEtDsThe demand "a fair Tor Clover Seed and the
ke Il eciv sales Of 500 bush. at t4ic. Timothy Seed IL
I'm limited demand AZ sra ~ i2 p loo 10. Rough Flax Seed
is quicl g. 81 65laSl 10 y 100 h..
TALLOWIhe market is rm tie demand IL iairi sales OF
25 600 n prime at 9i09lc. cash
TINBlock Tin steady and Straits Is In good reqaei
ses Of 600 slabs at &c. Oter brands In limited request
% former rates. -
TOLACCO-Kentacky IS firm and IN good demand salss
1856 hhds at le6c aud 2l bales Havana on private efhs
VIVA LEBONE Is In good request az slightly ennsnceo
further sales have been Effected but the PARTICULAR
have not YET tsnspred . ,oooo o.
WHALEFOOTs are more active; sales of lacoo 10
Besched at Sc. cash. An ~,
AZ n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-04
Arrived.

SHIP smls Dr. Of Liverpool. Williams. Calcutta. passed
Dsnn,ton Co. Nov 10 a, 30 ~ lon % go exchanged
signal. with slip Montgomery, steering y -
Ship Martha Dr. ofst John, n. b. Brewer Liverpool %
BARI Pa spsn EseFe Havana q days ballast, 70 order
Nov IS picked up the csPan and crew 81 sem .oh,n:
Ran Lnur,ton fBr of Abedeepl Shields So day. mdse
TO H. a s. w. Meyer. Experienced heavy w. gales Now
s. of sable Island encountered terrific revolving hnrrcsne
head si. sud buwnks carried fore,opgullant yard.
spanker ga and done other damage vi" driven ~ihm $50
Barn Rosa Cspai. Rcch, Havana Il days ln TO order.
sehr Jua smith loi bo.;onl Orlando, opTaeoa Oct 49,
via siS M.Iy ,1s aea S @ @ HDon Bmud.
Nov. il, ballast. Middleton a Co.
Schr. vernon (BI). cOathsuse, North Jessin' N B'h
schr J. J. Finay.on Dr. Of Ea'.spl Fleming Nassau n
ashore on the north eide of Island apparently long
Sch. G. 4. Hayden, Smith, Alsssy corn
schr J. r. Franklin Townsend. Snow Til days, wood
seir H. Abbott, Smith, Baltimore days. -four to Mer.
s,llr. n. A. Weeks Godfrey, Morris River, wood.
schr kla Cannon, Bsker; Albany. wheat
Schr brandywine Wheeler. Albany, wheat
SEM Fn%s Mayo Mayo Eis.6ethpoft for Boston
.'chr. Psna,aa Duel. Albany Tor Boston.
schr Charmer, Lowell. Albany for Boston.
Schr Elizabeth Is. Baker, Deuns for Philadelphia
scLr Tens Thomdke. Rondou cement, for Portsmouth.
q. ". Blunt tpotbostl, Henderson. from Boston, .nds
cruise vessels, Boarded ship Martha and bark Nep.
tune Of Rotterdam The @. W. Is l07 burden, and
viii have her masts shortened and undergo other repairs,
before going regularity into h- business she having been
yscht Boson waters. She will take the place OF
boat the recently sold to the Government
Steam gdnbcst OasseHdi tFr) Gautier, HALIFAX days;
mounts srus, and has Of l2I men.
United states trans port Psapsco, Bssse Port Royal ds
ls inst OF Charleston spoke u. = gunboat Penguin crus
Ing The Patapsco sailed few hours after the steamship
Mcclellan from Port Royal Nothing Of interest bad trans
PRED since her sailing day ten miles ~ OF Hstterss,
passed a. = rsnpoTts Delaware and Boston both with
troops for Port Royal
Steamer ' ulcan Morrison Philadelphia mdse. to J. IN.
Bngs& ,
steamer Rsri,sn Slower Pbisdsphis. md.e. 10 Loper
steamer Thoma. Spark. u. S. transpO) Green L0cua
Point ballast.
wIND-rhis morning, from N. W., fresh.
There have been 400 provisions ard smnni.les
shipped from peE No s. ~ r. during the month oil No'en'
Der for W ashington, ID. G.
sAlLEDDeo. O. ships C. Boypton for Bristol Senator,
for Liyerpoo Ly ds for Gbrasr barks Zephlf tof es
Cork NoIk Ameriks Brem for Bremen onss wary hVLns
for Remedies; Wsppoc, for Hsvansi A. fenno SnIG ~
Nuevitss Monarch (Sr) for Plymouth ssnuice sPsan
for ST. ago dc Cuba ,cIs. Virginia, for hAsAhs '0"b
for CsTdenas. - 2.
FELLOWSHIP Richard Ely Li,inss'Sp Li,eIpos S Ssv.
also ship Atlantic wilsms Bosdesux NOV 'esiA Ny
tune, Of Rotterdam.
WlND-During the day, N. w.. and he'h'