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DI, GOODS.

!
A BOLD srRoKE-No. s7s BROADWAY, CORNER
4So GEMS %Insss 'ils
AND MEMS fU jihiSSifS GOODS
pis T. h ss1a win p Ss again
$4,000 worth OF Linen Ilandkerchiefs emoacins every
ana % three cent to three dollars
astonsh ali.
An immense stock, from 10 80 eachnohing
soss = Gents seass j. new aud sssant desses
SCARS snsy an endless ;"s ssss pss
z Glove. 3 sa r ss are
CENTS LINEN COLLARS
cent s. Hcs g Ss s aass
shirts and Drawers travelling Shirts at ali prieos that WIN
Everything marked in plain asures
An IMPORTERS STOCK
AT RETAIL.
ELEGANT FANCY ARTICLES
GREAT ASSORTMENT is NOW orESINa
AT $40 BROADWAY.
WORK BOXES, FANS, HEAD ORNAMENTS
PERFuMERY IN GREAT VARIETY,
JET GOODS. STATIONERY. 40,
SUITABLE FOR
HOLIDAY PRESENTS
At IsAACKs.--Jus RECEIVED FROM AUCTION,
~ black Slks black NelNets black Beaver Cloth and all
II Franklin street three doors west OF Broadsay.
CLoAK vELyETs.
LYONS BLACK SILK vELyETs.
or our importation.
Made expressly for reduction Of fay
twenty per cent below regular prices
ARNOLD, CONSTABLE CO.,
Canal street, corner Mercer
CARPETINGs, cARPErINGs,
FLOOR oILcLoTHs, DRuGGET, &C.,
BOUGHT AT A BANKRUPT SALE.
Eps.h Velvet Carpet, 8, YARD English Brussels Car.
m - per yTa; ns anfe KY g cents per yard ne
per yard 5000 yards very thick oiei9,h Remnants from
Spring
EuRs. FURs. LADIES, If YOU WANT your fuhs
altered and repaired carefully and promptly n lEas-
n ny srs take then 70 the cry manaaoy
seventh streets. Remember. Up stairs assort of
ladies' and children sianey furs cheap TiNi'AN
GREAT BARGAINS IN CLoAKs,
hhAyY EsssuIMAyx sEAS%s GEos fAsha onoAAS'
MOSCOW shAEEs G2A EYoN mp yELvfa GSAS
L1oysK1N pS wsh eho SapgHsr s Lace c"pe'
All new styles, at retail a, reduced prices,
- >. s. Mills co,
No sl3 broadway near Canal street.
VELVET cLoAK Ks,,rr c,o.vs
large assortment little Of the present fashion,
J. J. BENSON $40 Canal street.
30. nrs Euh MINK 80
ERMNE. ERMfNE.
n good assortment OF i'm. Furs, al reasonable prices.
J. J. BENSON,
Corner OF Canal, opposite Mercer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-12

4 LaEPNoN WILL BE AT THE CORTLANDT STREET
Ky this Thursday afternoon AT clock r. NJ pre-
ey wants to see you before he leaves tho city Was dis
Ia time -. 'N'''""'' D"'' ''"' w w 'As'o
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-12

r1ERRERos DANCING ACADEMY, 80 WEST FOUR.
T. tenth sreelcasses Wednesdays and Saturdays and
MONDAYS and Quarter from the day
Of entry Evening eass for gentlemen Wednesdays and
Thursdays. Private classes and schools attended.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-12

MADAME sAuvAGEAu,s DANCING ACADEMY, COO
M Broadway, corner OF Houston street. Ia open for
pupils Lessons every from to O'clock and every
evening from TO TO- All the fashionable dances taught in
evening.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-12

I1RE.ENTs FOE THE HOLIDAYS.
Toys, FANCY GOODS, &C.,
OIEN FOR INSPECTION AT
ALBERT K co, Ggf BROADWAY.
large we'll selected and attractive stock, which
offered to the public at extremely low prices,
portion Of tho cd CONSIGNED TO by large Paris
whch SCI, cut the entire importation be.
fore tie Of the holdays embraces the following
tce., VIZ
ETEGERE ORNAMENTS, FANS
BRONZEs, GLOVE BOXES INKSrANDS,
PURSES, CARD CASES, OPERA GLASSES,
JEWELB oIES, pUFFBOxES Re, &c
We import all goods and thefore DEFY competition In
I'd % pticre
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@1OO REwARp-THE ABOVE REWARD WILL BE

%100 REWARD THE ABOVE REWhEDv MILL BE
plOO paid for The recovery Of the body OF william W.
Stevens lost from board Of the shp owego on the 10th
day OF November o'clock A. NJ of the point Of Sandy
Hook He about five feet six inches in height, had
brown bnr whskers and musache and had on heavy red
flannel sh checked and heavy beats For further
particulars at the oca Of Messrs sturgs Clear
uaD, ll0 Wall street. New York,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-12

MACHINERY SMALL ENGINES. PUMPS, MODELS
Nl Sewing Machines, shaftins Pulley lanser., and al
Machinery made and aired by W. II. JACKSON
26 New Haven Railroad depot, Centre and FrankliI
streets Terms cash.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-12

IN rARfCK STREET-ST JOHNS PARK, BELOW
Canal street, 10 le, cheap suit o furnished Rooms
second story together separate fam ~
Bedroom for single gentleman and privilege kitchen
Inquire for week.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-12

* EAST TY.EIGHTH STREET.-THE LET,
,).j with Board large Rooms, communicating, with
large rnnries also, suit II Rooms rat oor house rst
private table II desired. Terms low
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COpARTNERsHTP NOTICES,

NOTICE.-A YOUNG MAN HAVING FROM TEN THOU.
IN sand 10 ltty thousand dollars cash capital
connect himself with well established tile com.
mission or uacturing house in New York Satisfactory
Post Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-12

OS EAST TWELFTH STREEr.-LADIES AND GEN
sCC teinen Gesiring Board the winter win and good
Room and accpnmod atoms the above desirable house and
location being of Broadway Refer noes
EXCHANGED.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-15

100 flIn AIllaF . . plF9If 7fE1lahIa com11lll,
perlectiy san medolne sFon IN tho nest unEklllfsi
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-15

Messrs. J. B. Cobb 4 Co. have received an
addition to the elegant series OF Greek and
Latin Texts, which Harper &Bros. are iSsu-
suing, comprising three volumes, Lucretius,
Cicero de Senectute and de Amicitia and
Caesars Commentaries.
CARTHAsE AND HER REMAINS: being an ac-
count Of Excavations and Researches on
the Site Of the Phnnioian Metropolis in
Africa, and other adjacent places, conduct
ed under the auspices Of Her Maiesty'b
Government. By DR.. N. Davis, F. r. G.
s., 30. With Illustrations. New York
Harper & Bros, 1851.
This entertaining and most excellent work
is one which adds much to our knowledge
Of those great people who Aourished and fell
in the early centuries The expedition,
which was undertaken with the patronage
Of the English Government, has proved
highlyIsuccessful, and the halls of the Bit
ish Museum will receive many Of the fruits
of DR.. Davis lAbors which will be Of meal
culabie value to the Antiquarian. The
author will probably follow this work with
another, giving a still fuller account of his
investigations. The book is illustrated with
many plates and fee similies, some of them
cOlOred, giving representations of the tenn
pies and squeducts and smphitheatres,
which his excavations have brought tolight.
Messrs. Cobb and Co. have the book.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-15

WHAT BxoANI oP HIxf-Between two and
three Wednesday afternoon passenger on
alighting from car at the Kinsman street
terminus, observed person going past to-
wards warrenSville, in buggy. in evident
danger Of falling out. HeWas aroused, but
instantly relapsed, and presently lost his
balance He hung a few seconds on the
buggy, which was still in motion, and then
came 10 the ground. He was dragged q
short distance, when letting gothic reins the
hind wheel of the carriage went over his
body in direction which, had the vehicle
bean laden, musthave proved fatal. HeProv-
cd 10 be stupidity drunk, but after some time
recovered sufficiently to reply to the ques-
tion Of what his name was, "None Of your
business" The horse, which had run Of, ives
brought back, and after several Intellectual
attempts 70 got into the buggy BY treading
on the spokes, the half-awakened traveller
finally found the steP, got in, and started
for the city but turned of apparently TO-
wards the Water Cure, The horse and car
riage had she appearance of being from q
livery stable.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-15
NEW TORA aIARKEF-Aus.I4


FLOUR-rhere Il no Important change and sha
demand for export and aome consumption Is nod
saiss Ia, 500 bbls AZ sl.naSs OR suporans state;
SIS 4,l0 for exfra stnta q, ,aAfti0 for Guperhno
Westerni Si,60at,a0 for common TO medium extra
Wos trrn to,ua5 10 for shipping brands extra round
hoopod Oniei sS2oe,lo Tor trade brands DO market
CaRADA FI.OUR-MArkot tribe better with a
moderate export demand. SALES of 7iO bbls At Sfu0
es.,.s for auPeranoi St6eIso for common 70 choice
HYR FLOUR STEADY at gaaAa3.sA
lklllN MNAL-Mhrket quiet and unchanged
WHJsKY-MAFk0t dali. SALES OF so bbls at
~ q W,ssH9<AiT-Continuss limited and with q good
eIport demand and prizes stu tend upward
Sales lAs0l bush oom3Uon 10 prime Ohicago atrlng
at s5eas,9l; 10, o. huah inf.rior NJ 90 At Sc.
$500 milwaukee club at s'eN 0s 6,sQ1 bush prim
81 o.: nor bush winter rsd Sssiefn AZ SaSSi IS.
400 bush weyllly do Al sl,ls 10 store fsn0 kush
Nhi.e wesiesn;at si,s7@l2si is.o9l bu,h white Ca
81 %: 2,sOi bush white KonsuekJ At l,sncDl,1s.
BhRLFY@ma-fsi dull and nominal.
CORN Market roles quite Arm with moderate
export and homo trade demand Receipts aro linn
sales 'O9,O-e bush at 4aaa7e for common to good
mixed Weaterai tseni9ci Tor prime shipping mixed
Nsais ~ 1,,nsa ~ r Canadian
aiA0sao for western and state.
york; here e only . very moderate demand
SALES Are.la0 beis 81 tis,oo for messi eloslng a.
BREF-Marksbquie bat prices steady. Sales at
StO0a4 80 for country prime; S50n68,51 for country
moss; ss.oOon,2s for Fepkd mess; Si25uals, Y for
extra mess.
RRInR MISS BREF-Markcta quiet and nom.
inAliy unchanged.
BEEF HAhiS-selling at Sl4,OOAlA,so.
CUT mEATS-market dnll and unchanged
Small sales are making at i'4@soi shoulders a. 80
HACON-Aisrket quiet and unchanged.
LARD Market continues steady with Sales at
s6TrRR-sSliins at T@loSO for ohIOi saiIo
OREKsR-Msrkst stOaaY at baiN ~ inauaI.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-15
The STERN Of Monday.

The Buffalo Courier Of yesterday has the
following in relation to the effects of the
storm of Monday and Monday night in that
vicinity:
The violent storm from The northeast,
which prevailed on Monday and during
Monday night, has had the effect to drive the
water up the lake, and make lower water
mark here than has been known at this
season for years. On Saturday the influence
OF the wind was manifest in a lowering of
the mark in the creek by rome four feet
On Sunday it Tell back again two or three
feet, but on Monday the tide began TO set
up the lake again very strongly. The
schooner Matt. Root, which was unloading,
after having beon lightened by tho remov-
al of I,T00 bushels, was left aground, and at
least two feet out Of water, showing lower
iug Of the water Of perhaps Eve feet. The
steamer Western Metropolis was also left
aground by the fall, and was unable 10 leave
for Cleveland on Monday night.
II is stated that there are two vessels on
shore ct Long Point, white bark with
yellow streak, and . bark newly painted
white. Capt. Vance, Of the City OF Milwau-
kee, reports seeing q part Of her crew In
her rigging. At Port Colborne, captain re-
ports one Of tho vessels as black. One may
be the Thomas Park and the other the Al
exander.
The Chicago Tribune of yesterday con-
tains the following additional particulars of
the ravagcs of the storm in Chicago and
vicinity:
The damage 70 property in the city occa-
stoned BY the storm is naturally less than
would have been the case formerly, before
streets were filed TO grade, buildings raised,
etc. Establishments having occasion to store
Manageable goods in Easements have gener-
ally availed themselves Of the opportunity
TO occupy elevated buildings, thus saving
them from risks like that Of Sunday and
Monday.
The house Of Z. G. and Il. C. Tillinghasts,
en- Kinzie street, had several hundred hides
damaged by the water setting back from the
river also some ten tons Of salt well satur-
ated loss about $500.
i A wine cellar in the same neighborhood,
was in q similar manner flooded 10 depth
Of three feet. Wine and water, in spite Of
all efforts on the part Of the proprietor,
would mix, and in an indiacriminate man
ner, shocking 70 ell lovers Of the pure juice.
Loss something less than 500.
Some Of our wholesale grocers, on South
Water street, had small damages, not ex-
ceedinE, however, Sl00 in any case.
The basement ct the iron block, corner o.
South Water and Wells streets, was kept dry
by constantly employing eight 10 ten mer
at bailings
A culvert was washed away near Dixon
on the Air Line Railroad by the storm
Trains were delayed three or four hours
The track was soon repaired.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-15
IFRfEhD u MID. TBH q.
HLVD EOUDl


N An uuGsrinF ON Con N1ill ltlils l.ee. ~ es
oosfrIaed, or from Dc F.lliy Of ,,ht an ~ S1v
1--frf on nervous proa rhtioa, b. - " - ~ ~
S--s sr irofn sor5fuiou5 eomblain = OF n9m als.
clsss oftke kltneJH or bledosri and yi-i1fS tbSir
1fr rnF Of sho many distressing con. s 49,, 49,
~ - fnhls 20 and which sngendsr Col NaB 'isA'
THE BLOOD FOOD
holarSd 81 q cortaln and Reliable Remodg. yss,ls
~ IN eVorY particular from the patent nedicn o.
~ daT it Is chemical cor blnation OF IRON ~.
fHUB and fHQSRHoBycs Qtscly graet uorthi A. q
raany hundred1 bee gi1d and greteipl testimony -
20 benaft1 q hale lierred on them
OHUHOH DufQhIt tQ9 Broadvayi heE York,
n4H the sole prorFietorH q the article, and hag9 IN
eonas0usnoe 81 q fraud ATTEMPTED upon the public.
1hnnEod the color Of the cutside wrappof NON nB0
- TrLIo; and increased the siHe Of the bottle %
suncas Be VeFy cautious IN buYing % see that the
hs-Gid % ther signature e on the outside Of tie
fuTnrrer, a. al olhcrd are tterleitn In conae-
-In-te o tho large demand for this article the fol-
lowing druggEts have all crderad ard rooetvod sur
flliss q the nov Kind, ylEi
Ohas. Al. Kimban, Wa. Il. French, ], B. Hayoss
A 6t1n5ois, and samuel kidder lr.t Lowell,
49, uhld.dkW
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-15

War AED THE woHEE.-The following
from letter from Saratoga cannot but be
disheartening 70 the ladies: AT the grand
ben at Congress Hall last week twenty
young and beautiful heireases were without
cavaliers during the evening. Young men
were painfully scarce but elegsEt tOilestes
were plenty. onemasried lady 'Of queenly
presence wore . dress Of white silk thule
trimmed with three deep hOunces Of black
Venice thread lace; head dress of Oriental
pearls, diamond clusters with opal oenhes,
earrings and breastpin."
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-15

For FHh FoRTT-FIHsT.-Messrs. HOskins
& Cole have opened their recruiting Office at
l4s Superior street, and are now engaged in
6Iling ny their roll with first class men,
The Iorty-Arst, under Colonel HAHN, viii
have no superior in the field, as II is the in
tentiOn 70 pick the men with special refer
ence to their soldierly qualities.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-15
nj A RINE
POET or oLEVELAND.

AOAaA W VIII AAAAAA-A4a
ENTEaRD.-AUa. "a.
stmr Ocean, Evans, Detroit
Prop Gov eastman, SCOTT, Dunkirk, l5H tons mdE-
schc stsr ofthe Forth, PEynei harquette, 80 tons
schr pesrsi, BSrtett, Pt Huron. u, NJ lumber, a5M
lath; 25A shinglss, stsford 3 HAYWARD
schr Jno Mspb =, Young, Ma1Quette, 2ls tons iron
ore, Stone %.
oEEARHD.
etmr. Oe,an, Evans, Detroit
Prep. Prairie State, Mclrory, Toledo. II toaa mtE.
Bchr. summit, Glilon, Chicago, $50 tons coal
Hshr Ben F1lnt Wilson, Toledo.
6cow Fair Flag, Gall, Toledo. IS tons coal, Butts.
sehr. AliAnse, Todd, Toledo. SIS tons eoat Ahodsl
schr. PerssseTaBcs Miller, Toronto, rs, tons coal,
Rhodes 3 Carr, Is tons sewer plpa, WIZ
hou4e.
scow Louisa, Wood, Pt BurWeIl.
EFFECTS or THE STORM ON LAKE MIoHIaAS We
take the following nom the Chicago Triouno Wed
nasday morning; n
The propeller Kencaha cams into tho river yeater-
day morning. having been AZ anchor ou this place
morning and reports one % fho huavt u nogthrast
era ever known. After lueetlng with hn storm Sun
day night, sho was envsoprd IN dense fog and hrBt
sighted land a. AichiEan City,
We have further disasters On the lake 70 report
there being remarkable exemption ~ the loss5a on
boz lia and property pariicuarly 30 when We con-
slider the unexpected Appearances ef The storm %
early in the season.
Tho Milwaukee Sentinel ofthe lslh says:
TIE sToHN.-The schooner Live Yankee, from
Chieago, luad.d with corn, while running into our
haroer Tor shelter on Sunday night shecrud 90 the
etaroohra ana struck the north pier, earfying aWey
gear Hnd forward works She awuHE round Into the
channo and came IN leaking slightly, aud Il nov In
drY dock Undergoing repairs
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-15


eUoH Is LTFE.-An exchange has the fol-
lowing,-"A little piece Of news has come
along that suspsnds interest in more serious
matters, and makes each man more
thoughtful than usual. Il lie only that Patti,
little Patti Is married to a Rothschild,
nephew to one Of The bankers. Such fact
Is occasion enough for poetry. Young bards
couid scarcely anticipate many such chances
ina lifetime. The news comes tolerably
straight, but we are not told how the new
relation will .sfeet Miss Adslina's dawning
artistic career. A man who would marry
off young and ehSrming Prima dOnns,
and seclude her in domestic shades, how
ever respectable, is an enemy Of the whole
race, and to be resented By all spirited
men,"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-15
N. Y. CATTLE :dARKET-AuE. IL.


BEEVRS-Have declined 384c D head, equal to
Nes,to y n We quote S6,0Eas el for very lne ex-
ttl6
VEAI.-Tmproved a little.
CiATVES-Market bitter but without material
change Prime and extra stocks sell at H85c. We
quote common 20 good AZ 3dltc.
HaILCH COWS-Market a. S2j,OOG50,o0 gener-
ally. 83s Ota 4G,OO for good 70 prime.
sFIRItP Gs LAM Bs-The demand for tho last
day or two hiss been better. Lambs have declined;
abeep adsA y n for live; &c for Fery extra. lambs
tA sc for Ox'ra: extra &C., sheep to-day sold at
adVanre OF &c D head, Receipts l2093.
SWTNE-Duil, aud receipts hghti fs@fSc for
corn fed live; Ss,oo for distillory. Receipts aa8
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-15

GoISe FORwARD. - TWenty-three men
came in yesterday afternoon from Rochester,
N. y, en- route 70 Pittsburgh, where they go
70 unite with a regiment Of cavalry being
organised there, and 70 be called the "BIack
Horse Cavalry" These V1Ee the first install
ment Of q company which has been raised
in Rochester, and were sble-bOdied, intelli-
gent looking fellows. \
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-15

OANP FoRMIHs.-The Thirty Seventh
(German) Regiment has, we understand, re-
received It's tent and camp equiPage, and
viii probably 20 into camp on Thursday at
Camp Brown, Willson's Park.
We understand, also, that sits for the
emp Of the FoFty-hrst has been selected
In ne vicinity Of ne Water Cure, and viii
probably be opened on Saturday.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-15

~ Best quality Of Carbon Oil at As
conts per gallon BY the barrel. Lubrieating
oil at 20 and 25csats. Mess pork, lard, but
Ter, hams, dried beefand cheese, to be found
81 Geo. spraguo'u, 0viatt's Exchange.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-15

Jnstiess q tas Peace ls cayahssa UoahtT.
Through the poliseuss Of F. ]. Ptentiss
Esq, Clerk Of the Court Of Common Pleas,
We are furnished with Che following list of
justices Of The Peace in cuyahosa county,
whose Official terms will expire in three
ysars from the date Of their respective COM
missions;
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-15

3, y. GaJleris Q. q. MackaaEio, Wuliim Fisrs,
y ". 6aakriter, and strone q ArmHtronF, CisI8s
and, Ohio Roberts aAmnfl, Coiumhu1, NJ a. ers-
ham. 6andlskyi Garter \ Brother, Kris, Es
Measgrg salt kheum syrup and Ctrni1. d sold y
Qhugoeill Z ilrolheI- mas
IT is EVEkYBODY'S FKIENDl
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-15
BUFFALO RIARRRT.-Aur. II,

FLOUR STEADY and In moderate demand,
WHEAT-quiet and firm. sales iti0 buah az
go sor or en- Ray club; Slut for red Ohio Ole for
Milwaukee club
5sDiSN-RJsrkot nrmsr sales IS COO bu at Sc
OATS-Firm and IN eoad demand. Sales Of Z, 90
bush At %
l5tSo.
on wheat 60 New York.
LAKE IMP0HTS-o00 bbls Hour, $1,000 bua
wheat; $1,000 bush cnrn;
CINki. RXPORTs-ssOO bbls houI, - 900 bus
wheat, lSS, ,000 bush corn, ~ O00 bush oats.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-15

THE YACHT ROWESA,-The Rovens was
opened throughout yesterday for the recep-
tion Of visitors, and was inspected and ad-
mlrea by large numbers. She viii lie
throughout to-day al She dock near Otis
Foundry, and all who wish to examine her
can take the opportunity thus afforded.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-15

81 RStrlguratOFs and watsr-cOolsrs, Of
all the most most approved styles, and Tor
Fey'S four minute loo cream freOaers, and
bird cages, and baths just received, and for
sale At reduced manufactures prices; also
fruit jars and cans, at The stove and grats
emporium Of W. L. MLRyTN,
No. -, soulh-side Public Square,
juiyloH II Cleveland, o.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-15
CH1CAGO nIARKET-Aus. Il
TEI EELEaRAFH.l

u IEIIWIAFU9T
FLOUR-MArket continues Arm.
WHEAT-markets shade lower, no. la7f87s; no.
T0RN-DuiI and a small decline. Sales mixed
35SA26kc ahoat.
OATS Market firm.
RECEIPTS-t0 600 bbls hour; 6o,ooo bu' wheat
1b2,lO0 bush orn; Il, ,nm oats.
aHTPnfENTS-ilfu0 lfu0 bulls louri 2le,O00 bus corn
6 0O1 bush wheat; g, 90 bush oats
FRRIGHTS-Half cent adVsnce.
RXCHANGaE-AG5S for currency.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-15

~w.H. Willis, opposite The Post Of
Gee, has received the New York Ledger
Mercury, Pilot, American Union, True Flag,
.-isg Of our Union, Vanity Fair, containing
..,,,,.us Wara'seres story.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-15
OsWRGO nIARKET-Aur. I4.

RE.OUR-Market inlmoderate demnd for Interior
and eastern trade. Sales moderate.
WHBAT-Markot arm. Sales 10, 100 No choic
spring at sc; $500 DO at 66tfc.
(llRN-Market firm No Saloa.
Other grains quiet.
CANAL FIR REIGHTS-S tnady; -four Hcf58
wheat sc; and corn 7c, 70 New York.
LAKE InIPlRTa-le5,00o 900 buah wheat.
ANAL KXFDHES-io,7o0 bush wheat; 10
bhl6 dour; "a 90 buah corn.
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CLEVELAND aIARKET-Aas. "a.

FLOUR Firm, with only lisht demand.
WHEAT-AdvAnood, Sales Of cars red ut pse
on track do al ssoi 1000 baah from storo At samei
600 buah DO ct pc nom Store car white at gl,oo,
and 400 bush DO aaoai At Sl.G.
CORN-salss Of go bush at Sc,
OATs-Ia EOOd local demand 1t CSC.
BUTTRR selling ia the usual small way al 60
for best.
KG0s-ouiet at %.
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