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immense wealth going TO be realized BY decree the
has aside the products OF the sales Of
converts the demands arising from the seizure q
the L. guna SEGA conducta.
Pueba surrendered 10 Gen Zoragoza without resistance
and now acknowledges the constitutional rule
Zuloaga vicario Iagarde and Cobos in quala with
two thousand men, ZuiOaga plays the part Of Pre-
Eden Forces are to be sent 10 put these fellows 70
order Maa Is in the Sierra with 900 Lozada
at andoned Topic the forces and has re-
til ed 10 his mountain Businesses.
The Cabinet OF the President is for tho present. COM
posed of the following well known names-war, Jesus
Gonzalez Ortega; Foreign Affairs, Ocampo; Interior Ig
naco ole la Lave; Justice Juan A. de La Fuente Finance
MelcLor 0campo; Pubic Works, Jose do Emparan.
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Our Aspinwan correspondence.


Arrival Of Lady Fronklin at Pan .ma-oIica' rrsomers
Advance # Hosquera Bcgoa-False Rumors Of MS
Dsfeaf-Lass Of the Brig CoFseae, DC, dc.
The steamer st. Louis arrived at Panama from New
York the 2lst inst, in Gfiy nine days and twelve
hours having only touched at Rio Janeiro and L1ta for
coal She sailed San last evening gath at
six O'Clock. The only passengers on board Lady
Franklin and her niece Her ladyship paid visit
Tuesday and returned the day We very happy
TO have had the honor Of seeing her and welcoming her
our city
The schooner General Ncsquera from Buenaventura,
arrived at Panama thursday the lTth brng
political prisoners According to rumor these prisoners
were brought up in irons.
BY her have also received a few days later news
from the interior General Mosquera was within days
march OF Bogota obando had taken possession OF Pasto
md the liberals bad summoned the garrison at Buena
ventura 20 evacuate the city.
The steamship Linn, from the South Pacific arrived on
the 2sd inst BY this arrival possession
from the State Of Cauca II is reported that bat
tie between Generals Paris and Mosquera took place
he plains Coyote four leagues the city OF Mera
which General Moequera completely defeated. An
,xra sheet from the anameno Office states that officer
the 18Th ut at four o'clock r. NJ placed the
alton in the hands Of DR. Crdenas, and II was trans
nitted Panama In letter written by Sir Ramon Maria
rguela Granadian Consul In Quito The news was re.
ieiyed IN Panama by ringing Of bells and firing Of
.ilery.
OF local affairs have nothing to communicate except
hat the Panama Railroad Company launched their dredg
ng machine this morning. They intend to il ia
deepening the bay close The wharyes, facilitate
arge vessels unloading aud give them along
ide the wharves
The brig Coquet,e, Young, master lost the "a
January, ut Nayorhla Key, gale Of wind from the
INV, BY parting her chain running ashore The
as, rigging &c, can be saved She was going 10 load
tuano for Baltimore.
The New Granadan steamer Panama left Yesterday for
he Atrato river, 70 take up Mr. Amaaoo who il going IN
ogota particular business relative 70 tue revolution
The news Of tho defeat Of Gen. Aosquera has turned
"A 10 be false battle having been fought after the one
eeeoya on the 18th Of November, In which Gen Paris
raa completely defeated
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LARGE C1SSoN.t gun has iast been east at pt,sburg
with twcvcinch bore which vii thrg bal oycr 40
fnilcs II u called the "Union.o
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OOM MNROIAL.
NV YoRR aIARKRT-Aur. p


fgLOUH-MarlIet ct haayyt &c Iswsruna Homevhat
unsettled demand Tor export and aomo eOnsump-
sales Il, so bbis at s4,@l5O for superhus state;
SG6Oa4,75 for extra state; si,ina45O for superins
western; si,60G4,s5 for common to medium extra
hOoped Onio s52 625 for trade brands DO; S8 80 for
e1gs SsS Rn2 va y TFiSlI1fft-arkst tribe lower With
moderate export demand. Sales Of 800 bbls At 20
,iOfor srPerhnei S4,5o9,so for common 70 choice
RYE FLOUR-sisady, at S7,so@5,ss.
CORN mEAL-mgrket steady sales Z3tsbbls nt
50, % for BEandygiBei S2,s5 for Jersey.
WHISkK-hsrketn nrmer. psles Of 400 Dds -
WHRGT-ThsIo Is rather more doing while TIE
market generaliy has undergona no very decided
sales Of $500 bush Milwaukee club at 81, ,ie; "a,
900 bush Racine spriug at 81 eoNl.ll; 100 bush
Bay at 50 20 5l1 bush red atas at q 25; o. 100 bus
inferior 70 primo winter red Uesern q yi:2stsl.z3
white Canada Al 81 SO 450l bush while Kentueky at
si,zs9i,tai 1900 hush new rei VsatorR on DriTa'e
RYE -Market hrmsr, and f.ir export demand.
Salra nt 43 0 Tor Wastsrni 635ac for prime state.
sales 900 ensh damgd western At 40c.
HAEIfBf-Markst dull and nominal.
tiORH- Market rules quite arm with moderate
export and home trade demand. Receipts are lin
sales 1900 bush at 4Baae for common mixed
western; 4s6 4sc for prime shipping do l96sl<e for
OSTr-M Moderate request At 2592go for Canadian;
32Gslc for western and state. n
PORH-t here is only a yery moderate demand
business doing an the mari o. e better.
salss are 400 bhls st $500 Tor mess; closing ai
900 for prime; S15,37 Or uninspectsd messi tlOol
for prime; Sl5,50Gi i5,62x Dor clear.
BHEF-Market quiet but prices steady. Sales At
StIO64,50 for country primei S5,ON55e for country
moss S9.O1ail,2 for rePaekd mess; Sl2,ooSls,l u
extra mess-
PRIME MISS BEEF-MArkst quiet and nom
inRlly unchanged.
BREF EaAmS-SeIling at SIsOOal5,O0
CUT 6IEATS-MArket T. rather more active
Small sales making at 4S85o for shouldsrsi Saehc
for hams.
BAfON-Mnrkst quiet and unchanged.
LARD Market continues steady with Sales ai
BGTiTER-serIiDg at san iOr Ohio; IOeH4c
CBKKsK-hsrkst steady at ssiA IS inquAl
u.
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GRAIN kLHvAToR BuRNED.-The Buffalo
Express Of yesterday says Of the deStrue-
tion Of the Grain Dock Elevator in that city
on Monday night:
Tho flames were seen directly over the
engine house and it is supposed that they
originated from friction Of the machinery
at that point. The fire spread with tremen
dous raiidity, burning the large stock Of
wheat and corn which was in store, and de-
flying all efforts Of the FIRE department 10
do more than kespit within the limits Of
the building iFst attacked. On the souther-
ly side of the Grain Dock Elevator is the
large new elevator built BY P. L. sternberg,
and this repeatedly caught FIRE, but by dint
Of great exer.ion it was saved from material
injury. Streams were likewise kept on the
Marine Block, which at one time was in
peril.
The wind veered little, carrying the
flames across the creek, and fears for while
were entertained for the Hatch Elevator
Il resulted, however, that the Grain Dock
Elevator alone suffered. This is completely
demolished, only the boiler house being
saved. L is hoped also that some Of the ma
ehinery which was covered by the falling
grain will not be quite destroyed.
The Grain Dock Elevator was one Of the
oldest on the Creek, and was quite shaky in
some respectB. It was owned by P. L. Stern
berg 4 Co., and by them we understand full
ly insured. The loss of building, machine
~, &C., will probably amount to 1900
The capacity Of the elevator was about co.
900 bushels, and from II, 900 TO $4,000 were
in store last night. All this is burned or
damaged. II was impossible last night 10
ascertain who were the owners Of the grain
or by whom it isinsured. We hear that a
large share Of the stock was held by Duncan
Stewart Of Detroit.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-21

Charles Campbell, Summit county.
VIM. Hill,
Patrick Maliu, Cleveland, and three 9TH
ers whose names we are not able to procure.
The Battery win probably be organized
BY the last of next week. Capt. COtter will
go Immediately to Western Virgins to bring
back twenty-five of his men under his COM
mand on the Kanswha. As soon ss the
Battery is organized and equipped, Capt. G
will leave Columbus to join Fremont's com
mand in Missouri. We wish the captain
and his men every good success-that he
will make, with his new battery, sTaluable
accession to the army in Missouri there is
no doubt.
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threatened twice or three time since last
Sunday. To-day Capt. Fowler, Company
X, and Capt. Chapman. Company I, were
ordered to Ball's Gross Roads, TO form re-
serve to the pickets stationed noar by.
August 10, Il o'clock M.-The "long loll"
beat to arms-formed line OF battle in min
utes from alarm. It was reported that our
pickets were driven in. The alarm proved
false. Turned in again at two o'clock A. NJ.
This alarm business don't suit the boys
much, as they are universally disappointed
by the non-attaok Of the rebels. The pick
sts have just returned bringing Eve PriSon-
srs, who were arrested in trying TO pass the
lines without the requisite coGntersign.-
They were taken to headquarters at Ar
Iiugton 10 be examined. There Is quite
a number Of forti6catisns, both finished and
in the course Of building, near our encamp-
ment. The one commanding the aPproaeh
to Arlington House has a fine view, sud
since the numerous forests have suceumbed
to the power Of the axe, can hold the sur
rounding eourtry under the seven large
guns from the Allegheny arsenal. Over 500
men from the s5th and Esd regiments have
been busily engaged in cutting q road one
hundred feet in width between Forts Jeffer-
SON and Albany, to be used in csse the
garrison Of any of the front forts are COM
PEELED to retire before superior numbers.-
Good progress was made, as upwards Of
three eighths Of mile was cleared between
the hours of IL O'Clock A. NJ. and P. NJ.
The rain still proves 3 constant daily visitor,
generally claiming our attention for an hour
or more. At first, being unaOcustomed how
to prevent ourselves from being swampedi
we were subjected to great deal of incon-
venience, but now rest in undisturbed tran
guilty during the repeated visitatiOns of our
wet intruder.
Tattoo has just commenced to beat, and
must CLOSE, as taps" will beat in a few
moments thereafter, and your humble ser.
want be obliged TO "douse the glim." Hop
ing my next may prove a triae more inter
esting, remain,
Yours respectfully,
sAN'L G. Patrick.
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MIsCELLANEoUs.


We clip the following itsns from lh0 Detroit
Advertiser Of the nth: s.
STEAMER HURoN suSE-A misfortune beiel the
steamer Huron, while on her recent passage from
Saginaw t. this Dot While backing out OF fOrt
Austia on Sunday morning.-the foree Of the WIND,
together with q heavy sea, caused her to swing
round on n q ref Of rocks where she pounded
hole in her boftOm which caused her TO leak badly.
whsre We w sic sunk IN ten esr Of Tstsr The tug Bruce
with stem pumps, len this afternoon 20 SO % her
relief
GRAIN MoYNa.-Thirty vessels, grain loaded,
passed down Z -dhy-seven oft1em barksi with %
nm fTIsi1sls each The remainder OF them bad on
from lsaO to Is,nf0 bushels each. The apoye num-
Der is only onshaif Of the present downward bouna
h-et. ,-..-
The BufaIo Commercial says;
B-rk Northern Light. Of Fert Eris, WITS run into
lsst night of Long Point, b. the pToDellsr sagtnAY
has her sarbosrd bow stove In and some OF nr eal9
torn Shs Is making some water, and Is loaded with
timber. .lH CItfas HftF r..
The Milwaukee Sentinel says;
Schroeder Live Yankee which was damaged By
striking the pier IN coming into the harhor on sun
day nighs, has diicharged her CARGO at Hlhs ware
she viii need a new cut-waser, boWaprit and stan:
ohions all aons the port side Her repairs VIII cost
$500 to Sl,UO. 81 stii M m
REBUILT Tho schooner Alvin Clarke, Captain
Higgle h just been rebuilt as B. B Jaues ship
| " I'd and Is now q standard vessel. Her rerAtrg
were completed at good time, q she was chartered
vest rday at los for wheat 70 Bufialo. Less tAaa
two weeks ago vessels were plenty at Soc. About
5000 wero expended in rebuilding the schr. Alvin
/ Clarke. stresses
The Toledo Blade says.
Mr. william Montonour, who formerly sailed tie
prDro,ier Major ADdsTsOn s building small &c nr.
/ to be called The mitt Gil. Der Dimensions are
lsnRth Of keel ~ feet length ali a feet l2h ie8i
i besm; So ieet hold; and measures ebont q tons
templates usiBg her in the coastine trade the up
per lakes; purcha ing fu >, etc. Of the lndilds.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-21


The following circular, giving Instructions
In reference 10 ths.nsW stamps, we publilh
for the benefit .of country Post Masters. It
will be perceived that the instructions are
nearly the same as those given in regard to
the now Stamped Envelopes published BY
uS last week.
Posf oVBIoR DEPARTMENT,
Finance Office, 1881.
To E. CowIEs, Postmaster, Cleveland, O.;
sm:
You will receive, herewith, supply oi
Postage Stamps, which, you win OBJ
serve, are Of new style, differing both in
design and in color from those hitherto used,
aud having the letters q. 8. in the lower cor
hers Of each stamp, and its respective de-
nominations indicated BY figures as well a.
You will Immediately give public notice,
through the newspapers and otherwise, that
you are prepared 70 exchange stamps Of
the new style, for an equivalent amount Of
the old issue, during period Of six days
from the date OF the notice, and that the lat
ter will not Thereafter be received in pay
ment Of postage on letters sent from your
Office.
You will satisfy yourself, by personal in
spection. that stamps offered in exchange,
have not been used through the mails or
otherwise; and If in any case you have good
grounds for suspecting that stamps pre-
sented TO you for exchange, were sent from
any Of the disloyal States, you will not re-
ceive them without due investigation.
You will retain all postage stamps Of
the old style now in your possession, to
gether with such as you may hereafter OBJ
tain by exchange, until the arrival Of g
Special Agent of the Department, on whom
you will call to count and burn them in
your presence. On the receipt Of his official
certificate Of the amount thus destroyed, you
will be allowe credit therefor.
It being impossible to supply all offices
with new stamps at once, you will deliver
letters received from Kentucky, Missouri,
Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, Maryland and Penn
sylvania, prepaid by stamps of the old issue,
until September 10Th those from other 10y
al States east Of the Rocky Mountains, until
the first of October, and those from the
States of California and Oregon, and from
/ the Territories of New Mexico, Utah and
Washington, until the first of November,
1861.
You are particularly requested to aid in
disseminating the new and suppressing the
old stamps, BY exchanging with the smaller
Offices in your neighborhood, which may
not, in the ordinary course of business, be
able Immediately to obtain q supply of the
new issue from the Department; and, SO
far as such Offices are concerned, the time
for exchanging may be extended to one
month.
On receiving new stamps, you will report
without delay, the number and amount oi
each denomination of the old Issue on hand
At the end Of six days, report the amount
Of old stamps received in exchange; and al
the end of one month, the additional amour
exchanged with Postmasters, giving theiI
names, and also the names of their Offices.
am, respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
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THE CITY.
New styIe POSTAGE stamYs.

New style Postage stam2as
New Postage Stamps Of denomination Of
l, 3, 5, 10, "a, and so cents received at the
Post Office, which viii be exchanged for an
equivalent amount Of the old issue, during
period of six days from the date Of this
notice, and the latter win not thereafter be
received in payment postage on letters
sent from this office.
Every letter mailed st his Office after this
week, with an old stamp on, will be sent to
the Dead Letter Office.
Every letter inclosed in Old.issue stamped
Envelopes mailed after the goth inst, will
also be sent to the Dead Letter Office.
E. COWLEs, P. NJ.
Cleveland Post Office, Aug. 10, 1861.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-21

CLEVELAND GRATs.-At special meeting
Of the Cleveland Grsys held at theirArmory
last evening, Companies B. and E.were con-
sOlidatod. and the following named gentle
men elected officers Of The Company. Capt.
Ellsworth, Of Company E., resigned on ac-
count of i'll health. Capt. Burt, of Compa-
ny B., declined being candidateon account
of business engagements, which would make
it utterly impossible for him to accept the
position:
oap'ain-J. NJ. Richards.
Ist Lieut.. n. Frazee.
I'd do c. 1. Hobbs.
Sd do James Pieksnds.
It would be useless to designate or speak
Of this list of officers seperstely, for better
selections could not possibly be made. They
are all men Of experience and will make
cspitsI officers Of the Cleveland Grsys under
its new organization.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-21

PKAoHKs.-We have frequently to remark
TPeaches" in connection with Messrs. Mould
4 Hogan. The fact is, that excellent and
enterprising firm have just received fresh
LOT Of this delicious fruit, in comparison with
which sll that they have heretofore received
have been only as drOss. Go and see for
voursalf
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-21

- The price Of the MoExixs LHLbsl 70
news agents IS One Dollar and Fiay ceuN
per hundred, and no deviation undsr Eay
circumstances.
The postage on the LEASHR, 20 NsWS
Dealers, is oae-fourth ofa cent per copy.
We would prefer that parties remitting
postage stamps should send uaons and three
cont instead Of larger denominations.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-21

Orr TIKI TRAok.-A freight car on the
Cleveland & Toledo, and one on the Cleve-
land & Pittsburgh Road, ran of the tracks
yesterday while being backed in, in max
ingup train. Both carsiumped frogs The
car on the C. & T. road sustained slight dam
age 70 The trucks.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-21

WAsHISGFoN TAKEN.-The undersigned
having returned from the seat Of war, is again
prepared to do general joiner jo55ing on tie
most favorable terms. Ny shop is on Bank
street, near Frankfort, opposite the Weddell
House. Patronage solicited.
Aug. 20, Ss7. NJ. L. EDDY.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

SOCIAL BAEL.-sOcial Ball of the Forest
City Club will be held at the Good Templars
hall, Superior street, on Friday evening,
Aug. 2sd, 1851.
Floor Mansgers.--A. Russell, A. Smith,
T. B. NewcOmb, F. Day, J. Howe.
dIn
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BLOOD FOODi
BLOOD FOODf
UTnhn WfEfnN

10 All SufsrsnF RON Consumption, incipispt or
eonfrued, or nom debility o. any kIndi q mom
sStnfai o. nerTous prostrction, brought on b. agg
ranse. or from BorUfalcus CON plaintsi OF Hom us-
go of the kidneys OF bladeri and % sole5 sut-
~ nrs Liable 70, and which ensenosr Oonsum Dtion,
THE BLOOD FOOD
4 osersd a Certain and Reliable Eenaacg. Dldef.
5 n eTsT tCular from tho pStent 1ledieines q
~ s Il r I chsnical cor binhtinE Of lkON uL-
S.SSV bnusrsdS 81 dad ana gFasaia testimony 70
~ 6e1edtr e haEc TERED on them.
OHDRUH DUPONT sl3 B1oedE7ayi New YORK
sonssquencs q frzud ATTEMPTED Hpun tle public
fheaqsd ths color Of the outside Nrpror nom nss
5uEcss Be very cautious IN buFing 70 Sc teet the
csir1ilo o. their ncture q On the out1do OF TIE
i-Ta71sr a. an others cu1 tte-totfl In oonee-
ruscs Of the large dculsnd for this erooe ne fol-
eofrq druggists have ell ordered ana rocsiFeu CUP
1Isses 81 the new Kind, VIZ;
Ohas. A. Kimhalt Mz1. y. lrsnohi ). II. hayesi
a. Staniois, Esd samuel kiddsr lT., Lowell,
slSfo sb25sdkE
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-21

Ssr Best quality Of Carbon Oil at IS
eents per gallon by the barrel. LubrieAting
oil at 20 and IS cents, Ness psrki lard, but
Ter, hams, dried beefsnd cheese, to be found
ct Geo. srrague's, oviats's Exchange.
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BUFFALO aIARKET-Aus. 40.

FLOUR Steady and In moderate demand,
WHEAT-dull, and no sales.
GsORR-MArket duller Sales la oO0 bu b at sso.
OATS-Firm and IN good demand Sales OF 900
bush at %
WHisKY-Market steady. Sales 900 bbls at
CANAL FREIGHTs-lOXoo on corn and IKE
on wheat to New York.
LAKE InfPORTS-7,oO0 bbls dour. 90, 900 bush
wheat; 0,000 bush corn; 81, 30 bush oats.
CANAL EXPORT8-2,0'0 % bba hOu1, q, 900 bus
wheat, ll3,9O9 bush corn; "a, zoo bush oats.
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Your Obedient servant.
Third Assistant P. N. Genera

The Postmaster of this city, it will te
seen, is allowed six days to redeem Old
stamps and stamped envelopes with new
ones. Country POstmasters are allowed one
month to redeem. In other words, the POST
master of this city is not allowed to redeem
stamped envelopes of the old issue after
Tuesday, the goth inst, neither will he re-
ceiVe them for postage after that date. He
is not allowed to redeem stamps of the
old issue after the 25th inst, neither will
they be received for postage after that time
The same rule will govern country Post
masters who get their supply of new stamps
at the Cleveland Office, with this difference,
that the time for exchanging envelopes is
extended to September 14th, and for stamps
till SeHtember 18th.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-21

~ Refrigerators and Wster-coOlers, Of
al the most most approved styles, and Tor
rey's four minute ice cream freezers, and
bird cages, and baths just received, and for
sale at reduced manufacturers prices; also
fruit jars and cans, at the stove and CRATE
emporium Of ". L. MARVIE,
No. ~, SOuth-side Public Square,
july16H Cleveland, o.
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MORNING LEADER.
NRw ADVKRTIsKHIKN9a.

4. cOvlss-Lossor LIT.
ohArlesE EdmOnsOn-A Bare Chance 20 Mako
Money.
J. EnsWorth-Iasuranea
John Il. olsFP--W's,ern Reserve Cavalry.
Jsn. B. Thorp--Eotios.
Hsws BrO.--Looal Notics.
n. L. Eddy-Baslnoss Eotics.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-21

DEcKLsEB.-The Buffalo papers announce
the death in that city, on Monday lastof DR..
William Treat, who occupied an eminent
position in his profession, and was highly
esteemed as man.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-21

WADE AND HUToH1Es' CAvALRY.-Recruit-
ing Offices are now opened at 2l9 Superior
street and at John schrinkS, Public Square,
for the I'd company, authorised to be raised
in this county for this regiment.
L. G. THAYER.
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stmr. City Of Bufslo, Perkins, Bnhalo.
Stmr. May Queen. Figer. Detroit,
Prop. Cleveland, Miller, OntonaRon.
Schr SpeedvelL Banrett Rufalo, 500 bus wheat,
Walton. 500 bush wheat, Scott.
Schr John Web-r, NOlngi Milwaukee, 2o0tons coal
c. & NJ
Schr MedOca, Carkey, PIT Clinton, 30 ID lumber
DOolittlo fa
schr Union, Barrows PIT Burwen
Schr Trade Wind, Wright. Prescott, 22l tons block
stone, X tns grind stones.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-21

OWNER WAETED.-Marshal Minckley has
in his possession gray mare, which prob
ably stolen property, and for which an
owner is desired. Apply at the Police
Station, johnson street.
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CHICAGO MARKKT-Aus. 20.

CHICAGO MARKET-Aug. 30.
fBT TELEaRAPH.l
RLOUR-Msrkst continues dull, and sully 10
lower.
WHEAT-Market dull and 4a5c lower. No sales
622 Oc for No. J.; 6f<@67c to1 ho2 IN store.
CORN-Duli and q small decrease. Sales mixed
2s1<A56c ahoat.
OATS Market active. Sales No l in store at
RRCRIPTS-7fOD bbIs -four; ll7.OOO buh wheat;
go SO h7sh roTn; Is, ,lf0 oats.
SHIPMENT 81 DO bal -four; 3 900 bush corni
FRRTGHTs.Inereassd; a@so :ar sail; sf6IOO
= OE.7xECGaHAiNGE-H@1 for currency.