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CATALOGUE OF
SCHOOL BOOKS.
[Thess Books are kept in lasgs quantities
and are offered to dealers at the lowest prices. !
READlxa AND sPHLDrNe.

READING AND SPELLING.
HsmAn's Young LAdiss' Reader,
Haaen,l speller aud Dahnor.
HillErd'H Readers.
LOyell'a Readers.
Mc6ufeyla smaller Primer.
MeHuleyn Pictorial Primer
mC0uhey's New First Reader
MeGuheys New second Reader
MeGufieyls New Third Reader.
McGuheyB New Fourth Reader
Mcauney'H New Fifth Reader
MCGuney'B New Sixth Esader f..
meGuheyls High school Reader
Mc9utieyls Old First Reader
Mc0uney's Old Second Reader
McGuhey's Old Third Reader
mc6uney'B Old Fourth Reader
Met uney's Old Fihh Reader.
McGuney's Speller.
Prices English Spsll0F.
Sanders New bpallor.
Sanders Old Speller,
Sargent's Readers.
swans Speller.
TOWne'E Progressive Readers
IOWno's Progressive spoilor.
TOwne's Speller and Dehner.
Msbster's Elementary spellar.
Wrighta OrthOgraphy.
Word Method Primer.
WOrcester'E Speller.
Webb's Normal headers.
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HIGHER MArHEMAT1cs.

Davies Bsurdon's Algsbra.
Davies Legendre'B Geometry.
Davies Eicmentary Algebra.
Davies Elementary Geometry.
Davies SurFsYinR.-
Gilleapie's Land Surveying.
LOomis, 4 1rAtise on Algebra.
LOOMS Elements OF Algebra
LOOMS Trigonometry and bosarithms
LOomiE' Elements Of GeonIptr1
LOOMS Analytical GsOmatr1
Rays Algebra, First Part.
Rays Aigebra, Second Part
Robinson's New Elementary Algebra
Robinson's University Algebra.
Robinsouis 0eomstry.
Towers Algebra.
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PHILosOPHI AND CHEMIsrRE.

HILU5UPHI AND OHEMI5IhI,
Comstock's Philosophy, new edition.
COmstOCk's Chemistry, new edition.
Fosters Chemistry, illustrated.
Gray's Natural Philosophy.
Grayis Chemistry.
Olmsted's Philosophy, School edition.
Olmsteds Philosophy, octave.
Parker's Philosophy.
POrter's Chemistry.
Peck's Philosophy, tneW.)
Quackenbos Natmal Philosophy
sillimRn's Chemistry.
StOckhardt's Chemistry.
Sprague's Philosophy.
Smellies Philosophy.
Well Philosophy.
Vel. $ Chemistry.
Tate's Philosophy.
YOuman's Glass Book Of Chemistry.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-18

Hamilton street, between Bono and Erio-onsand
half story house and lotS stzIiz iteialisy n tie
rear. VS..
Bridgs strsst-stors, DWsllingaDd Lst-chsap.
Bolivar Street, east Of Erie-tWostqfy lrlme house
and lot.
Vacant Lot-oornsr o. PiitsburEh and jackson
streets.
BreWnsll strest-Honse and lot very cheap. ct
ss9yils Stree, near Perry-TrO-story brick ouss
Is9 Acre. p superior satsHsioa, psar WHl-
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FOR SAFE or ExcHANGE.

One and three-fourth Acres on Euclid street. Be-
tween Wilson Avenue and hFst toll gata--a hand
some lot, 20 exchange for tlIu-
Yarn, a2Dacres-l5 miles trsu City hou1es larn
orchard, &c. WIN take oue-htlfil Illinoi1 laud3-
SIS per acre
Yarn, ia scres-9 miles from city. good buildings,
orchard &c. tls0o0 cash VEiue In western lands--
t43 per acre
EGrm, 50 acres-In NsWburgh, 5 miles from dry;
soil sandy ioaml well Watere1- EEchangs ier iar-
ger graLing iarm-
GrssnWood Street, near KiEsman, good one and q
hllf story house ard lot House vel finished, barn,
fruit and shade trees. Exchange for farm aud pay
loo difference.
Farn, l66 acre1-east Of Jsferson, Aghtsbuia Co.,
on fhs Reunsyi7ania line. Soil aandY and gnFslly
l0as veil Watsreds new tEo story house, zoal barn.
orchard, &C EEchar g. for Iowa lands. 80 acre
Farm, 90 acres-in Cliut0u county, Eieh-, near the
Grand Rapids Railruad. EEchalgs for house aud
lot 81 20
Cedar Street. near St. Charlss--Houss and let
Sl,600s
inlependencs-Far.a Of Iso acres; house, barn or.
chaTd, &C., = cash, balance WeEtaTu lanll.-
Farm, 90 screa-good i'm pr0FgElsnts and good land
adjoining County seat, "a miles from tie city
SO Per acre, terms easy.
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Aso1I.Ion Of sIaTerr in Nebr..kn.

We have been placed in possession of the
veto message Of Gov. Black, of Nebraska, re-
turning to the House of Representatives its
bill FOR the abolition Of Slavery in that Ter
ritory, and the accompanying documents
The bill is as follows: $40
l. Be Il enacted By the Council and House
Of Representatives, of the Territory Of Nebraska
That slavery or involuntary servitude, except
for the commission Of crime, whereof the
party shall have been duly convicted, is hereby
prohibited within this Territory.
2. This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after its passage.
HENRY w. DEPUY.
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FRENCH

ooIlotfH Dramatic Trsneh Rssdsr-
ooFinno, b Mada1ne De -stasi FrTlr slifitp.
N FtfaI nSnsltsJ TTVlQh ReadSf,
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GEoGRAPHY AND OUTLINE MAPS

- 1O'GA-4AA - 4 AANO ~ y LIN u W
Cornelrs First Steps in Geography.
CornelPa Primary Geography.
Oornells Intermediate Geography.
Cornells High School Biography and Atlas.
Cornells 3 Grammar school Geography.
CornelPs Outline Maps.
Cotton and fitcha introductory Gsography
Cotton and Fitch's Modern schsOl G5oErabhy.
Camps Geography.
Cartess Physical Geography
Fitch's Physical Geography
kitch's Mapping Plates
M1tchelIs Primary Geography.
Mttchell's intermediate Geography.
Mitcheliis New intermediate GeoTraphy
Mltchell's Geography and Atlas.
mttehell's Ancient Geography and Atlas.
Mitchell's Outline Maps
mOnteith's First Lessons In Geography
MOntsith's Introduction to Manual.
Monteith's Manual Of Geography.
MOnteith's New Manual
McNGlly's Geography.
Morse's Geography.
Olney's Geography and Atlas
Psrley'B Geography.
Pelton's Outline Mapz
Smiths First Book In Geography.
Smiths Quarto Geography
Whites Class Book Of Local Geography.
Warren's Primary Geography.
Warren's Common School Geography
Nsrren's Physical Geography
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@isfEllauFnas.

al wholesale and retail at reduced prices for cash.
n % Y o . ISL 7 .
SLEEP RARMP
Cali at lO7 Bank street and ga An-wOoi Batting
Batting Ail-Wool aud any color, win be made to
CITY AND COUNTRY MERCHANTS
will be supplied At the lowest possible rates.
Also, different descriptions Of stocking Yarn VIII
be furnished ten per cent. lower than ali W oo stock
ing Yarn can be had in New York, all Of which i8
menufsetursd in Cleveland, bY ths the
deel3.kl9 oLkIklAAp h4RsS StA 20,
EOR THE HOLIDAYSLGREAF
Arrival OF HOliday Gifts. santa Clause has
made his Gift Depot at schrink's, 2u Superior ST.
The subscriber Is prepared to present 70 the public
Gifts than ever before exhibited in Cleveland.
CONfECrIONERIES Of all descriptions suHi-
Gent to oswesten and delight the entire juvenile pop
Fancy Boxes, Fancy Boxes, Fancy Boxes,
Also, great variety Of French Figures and Toys,
observance ofCHRtSTMAS and NEW YEARS-
az5-An abundance OF Grapes are kept on hand for
pa5iles. &C iaeeill A4aa 80 - -
ENGRAVING AND LITHO-
IL GRAPHING.-BRAINARD & BURBIDGE
Good Engrsvers and Lithographer1r Bank Street
E0R NICE PAINTING, GO TO
That i-1F5 FFeHeb WHlrE ZINC has come. Just the
right thing f's Painters and inside work Of sEeIy
apTSsss No Y. HoEEHANs 5 EI,2gA.
ID USSIAN STEAM BATH ES-
BY Il. RAEBEL,
st. Clair ST., Nos - 81. Opposite the Angler HoJs,
OPEN DAILY.
Hours Of Admiselon--For Ladies to y A n, eX-
y O'Clock A. n, and all other days from TO 3 o.
CLOCK 7. a. qee9:hA
LIAR DRESSI ING AND SHAVE
ING INSTITUTE ICS.-WM + AMBUSH.
at his rooms, under the American, prepared 70
commOdate all customers with prompt attention from
able worknlen. separate room for ladies. nov2s
limited STATES AND FOR
~ EIGN Patent Once .Agsneyt. opposite We'd
lmy22:llsl sGH0 RRAIEERD
IMPORTANT TO HOUSEKEEP-
u ERS.-Yarnish your own furniture. Can a. the
get nest little Varnish Cup, filled with the best Of
c0pal Fsrnish (which cup has brush with it, and
best Of pdin5srs PTics from four TO twelve Shilings
Re@S@6sE penny saved + SPu8l e ES s9 saTRsd q
EMBROIDERING AND STAMP
H5SSs iSs s9n' % at ns4si 81 Clair '5is Rss REBE an
III HATTERSLEY, No. I02 ST.
He PERIOR street, Manufacturer and Dealeri In
Rfhes, Shot Guns, spoEting Apparatus gsneraly.
Oonroys Fishing Tsckle and Cutlery. Repairing
neatly executed. aHE4
1873. 1860.
DERRY GAINED HIS FAMOUS
victory Of Lake Erie in 1918. In $50 the best
PHOTOGRAPHS,
AMBROTTPES,
STEREsCOPlO PICTURES
COLORED PHOTOGRAPHS
6LETELAND FINE ART HALL,
205 Superior Street.
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for Sale or 8Fat.


ITO LET-TWO STORES. AND
Ohiess on Public Square, one on Bank street
and good Dwellings on Prospect, huntington
Chestnut, and other streets.
ROUSE &JEfNINGS
uoVT Marh1e H1oc1r
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-18

The best Talent has been engaged for the occasion.
Tickets, 50 Osnts-admittinE Lady and Gentlsman.
SIC store, and a. Inghan's Book Store West sids)
- N. B.--rhs gentleman who brings the largest
numbar OF Ladies TO the Ball viii be presented With
q splendid gold ring, Of Mexican manufacture
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-18
PURaING THI sENITH.

Senaioc Iverson, Of Georgia, declared yes
terday thar he should take no further active
part in the business of the Senate. Only
three more abseHtees are necessary to give
tue Republicans control Of that body, and
aiih The cooperation Of Messrs. Bigler,
Douglas, Bright or Fitch, they can now con
lfIn auy appointment, and pass all necessary
8ilis Of legislation. Thus another plot to
5reak up the Government by breaking the
wheels, is frustrated. There are only seven
cen seeding members who do not appear in
he House and act, and some of these are in
heir seats every day busily engaged. South
Carolinh, thus far, IS the only State wholly
fad
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-18
rHH pzAcE OF WASHINGTON.

Gen. Scots arrangements and precautions
for the protection Of the peace here are ample
and nearly completed, ifany attempt at ruff
anism should exhibit itself, which is not now
seriously apprehended. Still there are some
bad elements conspiring, and they may as
well know what is in store for them, if pub
lie order should be outraged.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-18
LovEJOY, OF ILLINOIS.

Hon. Owen LOvejoy is prepared to make a
speech as soon as an opportunity offers. It
is doubtful whether be win congratulate the
country upon the departure of our brethren,
or propose to "coerce0 them 60 back to their
senses." Probably, however, the latter poli-
cy will be recommended by him. He is not
noted for softwOrds on the sub iec. ofSlayery,
and on this occasion they will undoubtedly
be very much Of the consistency of brickbats.
Some one asked him what he thought of a
certain speech noted somewhat for its con-
cilliatory tone. 'f We want" said LovejOy,
+" no Melancthons now we want Martin
Luthers. We want no one to write essays
upon the Union and the sin and disasters OF
secession, but some one to throw the ink
stand right at the head Of the Devil The
comment excited some merriment among the
company who heard it. LoYejoy is char
acter, decidedly but his peculiar party is s
mall one, and likely to remain so.3
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PHYsIoLoaY.

Outter's First Book in Physiology.
Gutter Physiology and Ey giene.
Go sdly's Vegetable and Animal Phy5ioloFy.
HitchcUck's AnatoihF and Physiology.
HOoker's H1man Physiology.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-18

TARBGS FOR SALE UR
j Farms in Independence, in this conuty, for
SAFE on long credit
six Hoses and Lots for in this city, varying
In value from 500 70 S3,00O.
Aiso-SOme ieaFtiful tracts Of western land, well
calculated for firms Will b sold on exchange for
property in this county. LYMAN LITTLE.
ian4.5iq No. ArW1fer Building.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-01

Fine French challi- a, ~ er yard;
surerhne 10 atl5aod DC pcr yard;
SIX and Linen poplin. formerly sold ii 81.
Tor 25c.
Chene Poll dc cheyre, formerly sod "a, 4oc.
Tor 2Sc.
$50 yaFds Achair Foulsris. Double Wreaths.
for Street and Triyeiing Suits. suitable
sor Summer and Fall. at SC.
Beautiful STYLES Mozambique. AZ N, rs and
30 cent?.
Barere AnelaIse. III hairs All -,,clias. for
Travelling s, = II 6. : AID ice or yard.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-01


aai ha convinced that the times arc not rs
a - ehey might DO We invested largely
ips Cash .ni have received over $4,000
worth Of r.eis 'urins no past Zen days pas
chased - q non os. 10 the ~lm9orte' ald
Manufactures. and ehich We are ofabled 70
eel at lower price. than ever known on the
Wabash. W
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-01
WATCHES


r. ans1s.'.f. $3.50 ~sktrs az
Gaiefs 10 Nsthss. having bought snc ssd Ansn.
oen Netetes r. an-iaber @. yesrsps-t End hsstae
dedt IN al stocs y foecigt Ws,ches ~ . mi
Hnsr peto- o.thls, bss 20 stsso ne, thog hsv.
neve7 cealttn ~steles ~aisi. - a das. o. A. t,t
sidesi hstsn,s hars been u,oro sa1si.-o~v 10
eemseivs- ~ custouefs, whether sa re~,~- =
araiul9, b-sasy - crish. ns.hensdcsi'y oor~,
psop-saors. accurate ocnpensatoo nss sslo..rsr,
q effsef.se-koXaag rs.-Hs. iLAn DO m..oc.c
tnrst - d. Naith-n Company.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-28
Union VopKINGMEN's MEETING.
PnILADrLPHIA, Saturday, Jan. 20,

PHmADrLPHIA, Saturday, Jan. 20, 1861.
Although deep snow covers the streets to-nigh',
ren6eri, redeftrani.m most uncomfortable the
meeting of workpgmen in independence Han square
IL largely attended.
Some i've or six thoufand workingmen are standing
ankle deep in ,now listening to speeches from their
Representatives.
TIE employees Of al ;he large manufacturing estsh-
hsmerta in tie county marched 20 The place OF meet
ing bearing torches balner, and ln.ers, and accom-
panied by bands Of music
TIE notices inscribed Oh the banners mostly sug
gesiive Of peace and Cancellation for the nations dit
cultes and expressive Of appreciation Of the Critten
den Compromife.
Isaae " yan Heughton of the Pennsylvania Rail
road Carwoiks prerided.
A series of resolutions lamen,ing the present na
tonal troubles which have been nangurated and
battered by political demagogues recommending 70
peal by The State Legislature, Of all obnoxious laws
recomu ending Congress 10 pass the Cnttenden COM
promise or some other measure like IT, and submit u
The people and thai in the present Congress shall
find sf unable 10 agree upon any snch terms OF cont
rromisr then that the membcr5 Of Congress resign
heir .eais that they may be filed with competent
refenialiyss Of the popular will presented
reEO utiOs arr ~ cop snlli.inn between
Ire forces a the General Government and the s"ceding
States, as sub a calamity viii strike death'blOw 10
all ops Of settlement but pledge the working men to
ustain n Federal Government in the maintenance Of
its powers.
The T solutions also provide for the appointment Of
Delegates to the National Convention Of Workingmen
which Il to meet at Philadelphia on the I'D Of Feb
ruary ind invite the Committee Of Ttiryhree to be
preeent.
The resolutions were unanimously adopted. ThOy
were ably written.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-28
Arrived.

Steamship cayler Croker ssysuHsh %d.s sl ps
shin Granite state ard bark showing white signal with red
d II certer both bonrJ in.
Ship Norb Wind Morton Annoy Sept 49, and St Helena De-
tho Chin Sea 70 tat V NJ thence bad Gains sod
rsi,sd Spr Oct ~ Java Head Vow Cspe Good Hope De-:
end crossed he Equator 25tb Lost the N L trades b a
n ofaeIas where the kysails fnred for the time
EO u Straits Of Sg1S spoke Br chip Men'Son f2G aA
rom Bombay fr London 29h, L, J. q lon e r. ,p9Se
lar Asg- sosg'T S@ nS r. EoP gs SS YS Dec H.
Town London took pilot 20 miles f. Of the Highlands
passed Care RcIn Nov. Is 70 w; Il. Webb Nov S
rayo,so Dec q Rig. Underworld Of Du,bury Meas
un fell overheard from the bowsrit hroods and va. !e
From s iG %av ssctsp igG P With SiD
Shin ADna kimhali of Beverly Marsh Sunderland Oct H.
bermuda IN company with Dr. brig Plincess Royal for New
Y@i jan "a Of H4t,ea, ship s. Appleton (of BO'tou
Ba,E ouicitp tof Boonl oden Singapore and TIE Roads
s l he s 70 Anil M sa 20 .y of o% S Ms soa
Yo sId passed trr and Care Good Hope IN company
y s sl rdS. "a csms S vi p Magnet so
ard yeYe ~ Gid, Dutch Head Oct 90
Ss Sid Sc IS 2 = S "a f Ssh he 5
Fnncqe Zelda 70 days "m Calcuft. for Boston, lime
iss a,W; {sS; q lat g ~ lon cas-. hip N.East
a. was 10 days n. Of Hstterss. with \. TO 4 gales
Bark Brothers tof Yarmouth Mas Adams Cacntta Sept
J. md 49, Oft Cape Coed Hope had gale Dec Carl
Geist of New York died OF consumption; Jan Is %
miles from BaTnegat took pilot from boat John D. Jones
NO. l5l.
Bark Golden Rule wbibeny, Aspnwal Jan. 3 hides
Joy.
Brig Alice tBr Of SheIburne s) Atwood TURKS Island
Jan TO- self 10 C. Knox Experienced heavy wesher lost
jtbool ard forooFsalsnt mast. Jan lS LAT 81 20 Ion 90
passed j. Anita Owen b.ree for Nrev's Br bg' Ada ana
blar che. for New.Ytrk, sailed the dsy previous
big milwaukee tof Chery6e Brown, DeEneraa y,
Via gun Jan 10 salt 10 Miller Houghtcn .
Sehr John ". Msitlsnd tof Bslmore Newman, Bahia y
days sugar &c. George Nofe Co. Experienced very hesJ
weather
schr H. Seuies iof Greeurort squres Meysguea p r.,
jan. IL. or.ngasi 10 H. Underwood.
Steamer Delaware CeDnon, Philadelphia mdse aud pss 70
+. Perkins. 49,,
Steamer Penguin Williams Providence mdss and pass to
Odell
Steamer Ospray, Kenny Providence ndss 10 Oden
Steamer Peiican Baker Providence mdse. TO Odei.
sAILFD-Steamsbips FdnburSh Liverpool Augusta Sayn
nah tbut probably anchored beowl brig Neptune 0denb
Lohdon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-28

the 'econd moraure holders he1e be perfected In them and
has Justice TO all The eredors TIA, 4,
The eD which We understand to be followed the
sey charters be obtained n1is LIE ,satn,
proposes: ~
FUst: TO tecog ize the first mortgage bonds and i,,.
dollar i9r casr excepting that the payment of past ~
deferred andhc smeun's due paid 10 '
Sh l,sue o. new nd upon Ire .nt;y.
gn othe Iosd to be applied 10 redeeuing the old second
oesges hed oy psT.s 10 this contsc the parties rec~
e e" nni o. 70 paw ~ the same within thirty a.,
Aelh hy ihe iuees such advances be apued IA IL
recete Of the rosd (This has been d,pe snS
With the scope Of plan Of
he 9sc0hs 10 repair he road and pay of N, nrs.n,
babiiles have mostly been pad) BordhaIder, ~ az
Who refuse 70 comply with these terms shah receive onI
sold. 'J Hs'e peea
Third: To issue preferred stick Of the new a. .
the foil amount Of principal ard Interest the hoers "a ~
cen on each the borfs IL the Of the sacon5
holders In default OF that TO Issue aid preferred sl
rvte Of 20 3 The dollar '''SA Ithe
fouyM Tie holders Of fourth mortgage bond. IN n.
exactly The the bird mortgage holder. w III
FUh lie general creditors shall s.ok An
Tor dollar provided n advance 10 T. on their
the immediate necessities Of the called r and sns
M other claims IL they refuse these NAV tke &c..
LOT tbeir Claims at 20 cents on the dollar. = N~
tH provided also that DISCRIMINATION nav be sds i "a
es dee aon the line Of the rad having ard 70 the nys
OF me same ana he engagements OF the Company :
oImi Stockholders 10 receive stock IN the new "a,
porelfon The rate OF 10 cents the dollar II Ia .st,s
that In two ears the earnir Of the III paw eli he hs
trest a the scciuine interest and the preferred
well az common stock. rs Loui, De 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-28
SECOND BOARD,
SATURDAY. Jan. 26-P.

DAtIRDA1, Jail ~o-I. h
The stock market {or come day q has been rather a
puzzle 10 the qudnune5 of the street. and whether its
renl tendency IL toward rse fall il scarcely deter
mined yet, although prices generally are considerably
lower than at the begihnng of the week. II Ia EVIL
dent that operacns on the bull side have Lost much Of
d active and vigorous support noticed in the previous
week, ind while among the bears there is not much
disposiion to press saes contracts for delivery have
been offered with more courage aud freedom. To-day
the market hasbecn very tame and dull, and, although
low er in some instances than ut the close of Friday
Jrices were very well sustained under the ehtum.
stanccs tt commission houses appear to have but
few orders ard Btndly outside parchases have IN.
doubieoly been checked by the rapid advance, wilde
Ie influential SPECTATORS Of the streetinen Of ample
Insanswlo understand the ebb and flow Of the spcct
ive tide us well "a the brokers themselves, and who
are always ready to cone in at the last stages Of
psnc, and 20 ont the top of reaction, have Temporal
riy withGiawn fIom the field after begging the p,olts
of tbe last turn. In NewY0rk Central the fluctuations
have been from 70 TO 80 for some days, aud the deal
ings hre becoming somewhat monotobous, although a
sgbt sensation followed the emit for back tolls. We
hear nothing officially yet in regard 70 tho February
dividend, although the opinion that il will be fixed at
v cent in geusrally expressed. Ere hAs bcea g,.hes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-28
LETTER FROM FORT SUMTER.

CaIt Doubleday writes from Fort Sumter to friend
In tlis city, under date Of the 18th inst;
ave have received supplies Of any description
from Charleston, with the single exception Of TIE box
of candles you struggled over. If Maj. Anderson is
allowed the privilege Of contracting for freah meas
is done every where 10 the army, be will exercise that
privileges bal If il is proposed present from South
Carolina, he will not receive il.
"Ihe country people who never saw gun or a
fort who have DO tdnca ion, and but little prop
erty are raving mad 20 attack this fort. We may be
TOO incrednluus but fell no apprehension, and 90
rot believe il can be taken. The mob are canorois 10
attemptt at the very moment, as said before, when
the leaders would rather hold Off the more polite
eourse. Day before Yesterday, they landed two OF
a mortaTr st Cummings Point, tho nearest point
Of land for attacking the fort. %,
" There Ia oI4icla IS trnfh in the story Oh tue
rnu1iny II was started in Charleston 10 induce the
Cabinet TO surrender the place. There have been no
prisoners in the guard.house for long time. The
men are behaving admirably They are in good spir-
it's full of fun and spelling for fight. AZ for snrren'
derirg under any circumstances, they have never
dreamed of it.
"You need not pay the least attention TO anything
Won see the Charleston papers in reference TO our
afaiis Ii you reflect that when boat comes with q
white flag from Charleston Of our men are allowed
10 communicate with it, you will easily see that all
their stories about mere inventions. The men
bear privaions and guard duty very cheerfnly
think they mise their smoking tobacco more than
ANYTHING che"