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Cairo H., August / Scouts who have Just
returned from the South report that the 70 .ls
at New Madrid are we'll AIMED and wdi drilled,
AID that they have very hns batteries OF ten
pound fad pieces, which are cficereS by for.
.ignsrN. Thy have also TIVE Regiments o. esy-
AIRY we'll equipped Gen.rsf Pillow, who IL
in command, promised GSvsrnor JACKSON TO
place 20 900 men In Missouri at onca He has
Issued proclamation, full Of Wind and BON.
bsst, 70 the people Of Missouri, declaring hi.
intention 70 drive the invaders from the stats,
and enable her people 70 regain those rights %
ruthlossly taken away By the forcss who march
under bsnnsu inscribed with Beauty and
Booty" a. the reward Of victory. He says tina,
be will show no qusrter 10 thoss who ale taken
In arms against ths state.
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Fr~~ JsfIeruss sv,ty.

jefferson City, NO., August 1.-The Missouri
ard Western Telegraph Company commenced
taking down their wirse west o. this place this
morniry, owing TO the disturbed state OF the
coantiss bet wesn this and the Kaasss b,rSer.
Il !. the Compsu,s proprty. v hieh 4 b'ins
uMsstrainsd throughout thN portion Of the
Sats. Dispatches gcipg to Kansas City, Mo-.
and 10 poin's In Kansas and Nsbraska, will 40
hereafter via Quincy with but little delay.
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Repsstoa Daas.er 10 rhreo Federal

Philadelphia, August 2d--The Baltimore Err.
change says that the rhr-e fedora steamer
~hch left FJrtrsss NJ uroo on We'd lss sy
!, schst tho mo ith Of the Poeomoks river ID,
Fume evening; that In attempting 20 ascsnc
the river they wee rspulssd. sbd thai v
sndssvoripg TO retrsst the, rua sg'oudd rh'
v rginiAns rad sen; 70, rsinfJ, ,msnts aud "a
c,pIurs or destruction VI ths vessels was ex
ptctsd.
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80. Luis, August g. Cjl. SMoNoS's rsgI-
ment. and pert OF Col. SRoELs regiment ar
riy'd rom tbs southwest yesterday. The bal
q. ca OF Cal SAGBL's regiment and two Iowa
r.airenis will probably arrive today. These
loops win Do dilbsndsd here, thslr time having
OK birtd,
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Wdshisoto. Augasf I'd. - The Apr ,pfis
Il, ms thus far mA9s by Congress smOant 70
about $40, COO O0O. rhs Secrstsry o. War
has s,ksd Ter go coo COO more on account a
volunteers now bsrg mustered into e -vies.
bill for that purpose vii probably be P,ssd
tomorrow.
POWER TO RKoEIvE 900, 900 MEN.
II appears by an examination OF the two
volunteer bills one supplemental to the other
y at the President has power T. call o00, 900
en- into ths 6sld, although that extent OF
authority was not, II Is believed dssigpst IL
u not thought, therefore, that more than 500,-
900 men will be accepted.
cosoAis % 10 ADJoUsr MONDAY.
Congress will probably adjourn Monday, the
public basinsss 4. wing nearly ali bean trans
aotsd. Appmber Of uembers Will lsSvs tor
homo tomorrow.
THE FLAG or TRUCE.
The flag a trucs brought from Gen JoHS-
s1or to Gen. MCDOWELL Ia said 70 be chiefly
r.istivs 10 the exchange Of prisoners II cS
tsioly was not In connection with the Affairs Of
state.
oATHxpso IN srRAogLKRs.
TIE nsr Provost Msrshai, Col PoRrxR, Is
reno. ripR ,fficisnt service In gathering Ia the
f.w Ten aiming strsgglers from the Amy.
oEDxs nEuo RpsroRxD.
The effects Of Gen. McCLzLLAr's rsesnt
order relative 10 discipline, are everywhere
apparent.
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u.,..,... D. ives On. Of re.a. and Ar4.u.aa

Springfield, No Aug. 2.-Huntr.d: OF PEG
pc are coming 10 this STATE almost d.uy who
have bssn driven out OF TsxS and AikInsS
by the rsbslI. They represent that tAe
FEDERAL Government would s,nd iofcs OF
arms 90 arm the people, mtrs than one half In
both states would heht for the Union.
The strength of the Missouri State forces
north Of us Il sisted 20 bs about 1000, inelud :
inc 2 500 Arkansas troops. There Gs nearly
800 doing military duty In onsof Ban Mo-
CuLIouoH's regiments.
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Rrsn O.i~.

Cdiro, LuCtot 2-GmsrI Fkkxor and
s,sf. and fsst q STEAMERS 81 regiments Of
Infantry; also SEVERAL detached conpiuie1 Of
Infantry, and 2 compsnia OF Light Arhusfy
all equipped, srrivei at s p M. Toe troops
were 10 ndsd al Btrcs Point swelling the forcs
at that Camp 10 about 5000.
The steamsr p. g. Cherry, funnisg In con.
psction with the Hasbvill, and Mobile and
Ohio Railroad, vas ssizsd at Columbus, (Ky.,)
ysetsfday by the rsbsls from Tennessee.
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BEtIEF OF SoLDIERs FAMILIES Soldiers
wives in the 18th, 18th end 22i Wards re-
esiv,d aid " stsrday, the two first at Nos IL
and 16 Fourth avenue end the latte, at tn,
Arsenal o)rrar OF Ia avenue and 35th strsst.
Tn 50 o. several down to an wards Alio received
relief at the Ro unda.
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LEGAL RKrOSxs EaIDAY.


The Grad Jury Adjourned for Too Weeks.
-Ths ofsnd Juy esms into Court having
found an indictmsnt against one Daniel Dor
ris for passing counterfeit coin Of the United
States. TIE District Attorney bsipg In wash
iDgtoa. cha Court wss sdicurnsd sntu Tuesday,
August CHI.
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OF di,eiplis. in fsvG q vOluut's' troops and
that ths Officer q, we'll - the privass should
b. h.ld 70 Tho most rigid ob,rvanes Of The
rules Of military discipline. An odiosr who
does not labor f.ithfaliy - promote ,hs con.
fOrtsnd preserve u. health q bis m,p, shouia
los4 Ms commission. NtOtgA't
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r.. ia pi,.Io. from Fe,trsss aI.nros.

5Bdltirors Aug. 2.-Ths steamer Wilson
BupAll, fIon, PoooE oks river reports that tbs
thies gnnb els seat from fortress Monroe
81 ctor.d OF the mou'h Of the river YESTERDAY;
Tasy had been six niies up thu river and
communicated with the teapls, informing
tn m that they wersihsrs 70 prsysnt contra
bard gOods from being SAINT 10 the sattsrA sho .
At Virgin Thsy afro lAnd'd a. Sleuiowr,
Nd, ard found that the report Of battery
being erected thers WIS false.
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FKSTIvAL OF ST.. ALruoSsvs De LrouoRI.
The Festival Of St. Alphon,us De Lguori
was celebrated yesterday at the Germ an Church
Of the Rsdemptorist Fathers, on Thompson Il. +,
BY high mssa and q procession 81 Acolytss
frym the sIeristy. A collection was also taken
up for the bIn.ft Of the Orphan Asylum on
80 n at
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Prince Napol..n Ia PhlIaAslDhIs, SO.

I,hiladelpAias, Aug. 2.-Pdpps NAPoLRoR
viAt.d the Navy Yard, Arsenal and Grsy's
FsrIy. He will not Lave bsfOrs tomorrow.
The 1tesmsr AlbatIoss arrived today With
the schoonsr Encbantrss bsfore reported a.
crew.
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louisville Ky, Augua general FLouR
NAY, OF Arkansas, and Of the c,nfsdsrats army,
IL tiek at bis brother in-lav's house, and il
rot expected to live until morning. THIS IL
ths hottest day OF tho season, tho mercury this
afisrnoen reaching o. degrees.
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20 Architects, IS Surveyor, 30 Eng,neerI
L ~ ana ser ssTsssn,d .nd A. ~ y :,
100 We, damon, 20 Risgs rL 10 RnpamAkers,I
~ Enlist for ears ~ Enginesrs and Bet
tim cat AZ s~oro bsyooet With a trsln q
Iery ei6 per posth abd ratlonA. MECHA
LABOR PAID EXTRA, aocsIding v II, 70 4
n. BERRElL, Colonel
Of thu N Y. ArtiaAud
J. J. RINK. Nv gipser AVID Capu}
81 CarpatHs, eappeu and ~
Gall Il HERRlAN5, % " hut. hal strees !
at the cslfenos 81 J. J. RINk, or 81 QFEy
Tompkinsville, Staten Ialand, every day J
days
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npm. Whsrs ths inooms tsx d Arrived ffom
pttscrn r..idinE ebrosf, but drawing rhopsy
irpm thsif propfty m the o0rrtfy. ~ tar
n - BE- I've PEI osn1um ~ annnm. ThAU
tnittss thoueht u hkht tbet this cisss sbcuh
berR more oftks bntdbus fHan thoes Who sptnf
their mooney n thiS country. The CSnulttss
have also provided that In The ststs which
sssuns 10 co,lsc, the direct tar there shsn Be
pons Of ihs mschinsry for that purpnss by Tia
Houg; ksrifs, 70 fsrgs tumbef OF pwUrA Is
not 10 Be apponted 20 collect the tax The
Secretary IT the Treseury u 10 appoint one
ssss;s or and ccli'e'or, in each state whsrs the
f.dsrsl Govsfnmsnt Collects the taxes, ADD the
latter n 20 appoint ass's a1ts but the coopen.
sa,ion I. not 70 sxcssS 90 500 for the phadpsl.
ard OIL, 200 pr abnpm fnf tbs assistants on the
wb6s. II oa a. by this Joint sfrasgsmsnt thy
hs, $1,000, eco, th, machinery IL simPh-
h.d, snd the e8pes SIS q collection Duch re-
dpcsd. He Rad no doubt that the biil would
Be more satisfactory 70 The eouttry.
In answer 70 q que stinu, Mr.. 6rxvxrs ssld
10 psr cont. bad been sddsd on Elk goods.
TIE report a the committee on nfersncs
wss ccncurvd In 80 sg.inst 80.
NJ. BfroBAr (Ubio) nom the Judiciary
Committee, reported ball TO ~ aish csrta'r
| ofinss. IL pIcro % that recruiting In snJ
| stats or tsrTitory for ssvics In an AIMED hos
uhiy sqslbst The United states, be eouslds ID
| q hieh misdsuear,f Punishable With . fse n
| tftm 500 10 $1,000, and imprisonment a TO
ore 20 Eve wars. II punishss similsrly. ou
| not 20 su,h an extern, tbo,s vho bus enlist
a. thoss who by words writing or quo
| lie .t'on encourage eniis,msnts.
The bill pssssd, and cub eqSsntiy the Hosu
| a. ioJrned.
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cod Rssineaf, N VS. ~, q,
Ordsr.-The efiiesn and msrbs Of Co.
sembls In uniform, witaeut aTmt, 90
August I'd. as A. n, on the moth side q =,
~ orc. :. WILLIAM N. GIL 81 Csamsnl
NJ r, BIN nkkAN, Orderly Sergeant. Au
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THE LATEST NEWS.
~ 1xLHoRxPH 70 TIE n r. sul,
Foreign Intelligence
Three Days Later from Europe

Arrival Of Il. pui... .G C.ps Race.
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vsseraR Csrps Of the war 1919.
monthly nesting Of this corps will be he'll
Lhpe.srd a., en- Monday evening AuEuN ~
s sss ss..s sSo o. III
tod. BY order Of TAOMAs JERREMI All
GGO. NICKg, Sec. pro tenn.
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mel I N. \. s.. N. the member, oitsi, CON
assemble at he cor OF oh y aud ave p, ou
morning, Aus. Sd, FUR uuifoI med ard egu
By cIder Of JOHN BkE6LIN, CAPTAIN. .
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IEa Du0eHttMnD8 nANo DDo9 al
An Executive 4 Committee 10 facilitate the 4
Taisibs 81 . Reg meet q N pos-d sxrluais 4
CRANES az tao CITY II Neg York apdl
ne s.n Regiment to be designated tho b
They rsrpsetfaiIy sppeL 10 thu patriot'u
sr.iitj Of such Of ou' llow citiksns who sr
Of cont ibuti 6 Lecui,iaI A,d 10 cfushinl
tefiibls and n, \ stural rebellion
IT u II. gtment has ow b. Q In proe.ss n
about thss Q weeks. upd.r the supeIyison
james II Boil, = well kDsvb DAcoini,t
eDginter Of thia city. He also comes hlkh
mos dsd Tor military tAlsnu-
Az ut 400 q the study mechanics Of \
and vio'htty hsvr slTesdy enrolled themss
we feel well saul hed thtt Q lite pAcun,n
ibis me Y III send 10 the Eelt Of EEr tn :
time, As fpe bqdV Of men ~ hes gene "a
u lev tidEeSs you want men 10 Zig .tl
dcvu sbelllon Va want m ney N n Aks
c mfat,h e, hich will Keep them tsesther
arr rtguisriy nus cred Into the service Of u
State,
subscriptions wDl be thankfully reosv
T. h BTiLLMAN, Ne. IS Bros wsy.
n MIL CARPENTER, cor. brd me AMI
sBsPuARD KNAPP, AeehAnics Bank
8, RAGiRY, No. 8 Wall IT,
JoHN j. GokG n, No. OF Hudson Il
:, y; .LIHausE' on to- cor q. eeRe
4LLfssED. s si!tR X K SstA s:s'.E, :.Ay
II. II. BTIrLNAN Pr.~i
SN BAGLsY. Sec -
Gu06' SHEPPARD KHAPP,
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ANOTHER GAEAr BATTLE
to he fought on MoaSAy, s,h inst not by ths Rebels
snd Unienhta. bot the sor washsr women, who have
10 battle the vA,h tub, even II the day be ever
20 bot Those vh' vii 50 70 the grocer ana ut
PYLRY o. X. soAp,
vii gain easy victory, In les than the usual tina
Lat 10 ons be ineredulouL We only SAX one TRIAL.
ard leave you 70 b thu JUICE. New applicants arc
eaily oomns ibE this scEs. and long b WI 10
tie standard among all od hcusSkeeperL List an
the 0rsosu keep II. Manufactured by JAMBB
PYLE corner FiAnklin and waAhinston sts.
BRANDRHTHs PnLs,
TEAsu AND aENUIHE.
SEVEN BOXES FOR ONE DoILAR.
AT 20 Scum sHCoEp snEET. wnLIANSBvEOA.
/
FRBDRIcKb
NEW PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY,
rms LAk0EsT m TIE wonLn,
NO, 81 BROADWAY, NBS YORK.
wAR PRI0a ToR PIorURrs.
Plain Photographs, full G'E@. In hns Frensh
LAis~ss Oh PcftraitI
ga6,n;. cr rs5IoT .5S: q q
| Miniatures, In Ane oasks. % 70 II "
DA CUE Z = o T Y Z d
vaeu. hIss. put mp In rich oAsss and trHms N a.
from. ...........s....s...."..'Ut W 70 - "
| We have reduced our phoos to oonfom 10 ~
timfs, ans IN every instAnes guarantee .at1nSS,s1
ass ss ssa e Which w 3
CARD PHOTOGRAPHS.
tn, s..stifSl and ysEy p'pulAr Disturs vs nA's
DISTINGUISHED PERSONS.
Phstousyhs Of distinguished individuals foS sAis
ALBUMS HOR CARDS.
q SpIen6id assortusnt Of AIhanz, suitable TOO q
sCdVls de Vtsiis.s Aka kSDass and oAsz ot nAiaA4
'' CD, TnzDElC1 =, = 90.
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RKIAaHOUR.

A UD,.. o..p ue.si.S Va Be kss1 :.
% hue ,' :sss 81 ssss:. In n2s
f s<s ...s sss sas, r.sps. - q o.ssrsas s,.ss;
$3.50. $3.50 ~. y; =. <. sa"d-''Sst-inial
s.gs We. sssE Z, - 4 "a ~ tso.
sEfDA PsA,n He.kensf ~! ~ - 9 .
"a 2'f fsf IS < So 80 4. s'' " M sss
REV Isssph H.nw.n, q II W prc 4
sNs sss.fm geosms.iopI , ~in On an, S'i wan,
sss ssSoci It ' sIs soe'osk. u
A.ssseh B.ps,.s Ck-sos, I'd ave, -
y: sSs. SsisSi iiS s,s ~. Z;
,,s, ps .sc X s',rssn % N: nsss s.s. i
q. fs;P'i n AFTER the n0raiss ''ra'n. Gre
% pssss.<-s rr.sest..s UZrTcA
Lsursns 4, ZEE, Princs Pie,shfns tcTcfrcX
To- f t sT;h h; f. s% cordial Inv 81
pr.s Kp,. q. 81 ne As..escss, SD
cor "a ave, Rsv. n. HwILtIsG, Issex..seyU
,so,Ss s 81 riints csaIsi, J.rsy CIV, nj ,-s
io,morTov norst.s, IN. sEns.y ssico, Pc
II
| ofTussdaJ, Aus. 10, for Rsndali's islsnd.
Prefes.sr. Hssu.s., fsrser faNsr |
Il tn. iry y. n Chu 'ob, Bttp - esohes 70 salsrl
4 Tn psv chapel, 4, - u mar 9th ave-, every I
\ ~ ~ lOH A. n and N r. NJ % is ehssrf
prStthad for strangeru-
Bsp,iss nfissis., 4O1 GrssA ., Pros
Ing 81 1of EN-, b. Rev. q. bOnRTB. of reu
| ~. SsbAsh School . en-. 40 9pm. Pfead
| In N wiling, ct TX o'ce~k seats frte.
Weifs dit PnSsiw Chuy.h, oorass
Qr.pd t'-ee' nd siy,h street, wnlism-husrI
| L-Pnech ng thee timss the Sabbath Z
| o'clcok In the MOI Ming by John vsty, and az 1
l tbe a. SIT oen BY strsI gef, apd aftsr servioI
/ Lnfd's FuOp'r In the evening tbs funeral obsssN
ofTH0MsB ]. LUNI0lr, Sbo fen On The b
held st BullS Kan. on Sunday, July %, tn def
sess f ss. ks1a n fsviH si f.s;s,.
/ Meeaish's Church (Waitisg De RssurI
The Lord 18th 1t, bet ID and tth AYES, Rsv,
/ LINING, Of Ponsylvauis. breaches teuarri
| M, D. m and av. ming. Old T. ienas Of ,hs
| arc iAvited 70 attend, aud stra gers are ma a.
| come; ssAts are free.
Greene Sweet n. Y. Church, bet hrs
and ping AZ, Rev. CHAs y n RRIs, P
| Will Irssch tomoI row ct 1OH o'e eek . n.
| IN O'clock p. m. Lecture en- " edn. sdy eve
I an cthsrs invfcd. sests free. IL
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vsissseer's Families will hesv ss..s
10 ihsir advantage. from CHAs, CHAINS .R
IN the Anderson Zouave Tent. on Union
Sunday &C ~ O'Clock. and oa Aston Pisos In n
air, at w O'Clock
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ReOimsRts Ger Ba1 0~BHo(
RRCAUITTv0 AGENTS WANTED, o. d
Al AgePts Sho viii isllver alb e-bod cal
reoeive oha dollar per man, fr1m LICHT
MAJOR o. ISL regiment, ct No. lis Bowel
bCh0EhIs6, 0slonsl. -. Rut
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ANOTHER GAEAr BATrLx

Further News, see THIRD Pags.
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The LordD iith It, bet I'd ana irh svss, Rsv,
LINING, Of Poasylvauis. breaches teusrr,
M, D. m and av. ming. Old Z, iends Of lhs
come; ssAts are nee. II
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

ycDperunoo In the Arny-A pubiio
ine d 70 be held At DR. ADAM butch on n
squVe, tomorrov eyenlp Z. IN 10 atisn 70 Temp
IN the Amy. phtinsuilf "a gentlemsn ytn
Nssfce. A. 2. A-Tho Oaicsss sna
befs u Mount vernen Lodse, No. 4, VIII pie
ties tbst ttsir neetipgs, IN II further 70 le
take place Ia LsmLure 2 all, corner Of f9s
% 'sa m5sssins T " "a o sys, sS Az
GEORGE n no NSN, 4. 0.
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A.ssseh B.ps,.s Ck-,cs, ysh ave, -
y: s$. ~; Air. itS'ss' &: - :.,:. Z;
Chr,,sis,, md a IEp pm. On ''fSs s.ns Ia a
IT." Rsp,i m sfter the morBias serm.n. Ccw1
nisn N . pm Nv
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"a m~thsss-s rrssests.f CEEroA
Lsurrus 4, ear Prince PreashinE tomofro q
10H am, Love Peat =, ~ pm csrdiai Inv tstt
v al D. eHHRw00D, Pas,sr. ibf
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-06

EES8B fSSBi
nLnnn MIMI


10 ~ eul8ring from Oouanmpttons tncipient or
conhrmed, or from debility OF any kind; ~ rom
nontol or nervous 1rQatration, Drought on bY any
aa1as; or from scroiulOns eomplnlnea3 or from dis
aaaas ofthe hdneya or bladder and 20 Ladies' gut-
brtng any Of the EAny distressing complaints their
81 ao Liable to, and which engender Consumption
TIE Blood FOOD
. pccred a1 q Certain aud Reliable kennedy, Dfdor-
ing IN every particular from the patent medicines OF
TIE day, it iaa chemicalp or binafon q lR0N SUI
Uhandfa0SRH0Rs5, ofveTT ETeat worth, and
tie hQnelu tt ha1c ieffed on them.
CHURUH 4 DuPOHE 90 Broadway, New York,
are the 6ola prOpriGtorH % the artiole, and have In
consequences 81 = fraud attempted ap0n the public,
changed the color OF the outside wrapper rom ard
% Willow andtucnaaaod Tho giEo Of the bOtfle 20 s
7unca. boTeuT cautious in buying 20 SEQ that the
Gc-aimato Of their signature 10 on the outside OF the
WrappSri ~ all othcra are cou ,tartoith In conse-
7uance q the large demand tor this article, the fol-
loving druggists have al ordered and received sup
Plea Of the new Kind, Wat
Ohns. A. Kfmban, WA. h. French, J. h. HAYES,
"A. Staniels, and samuel kidder r., Lowell,
- sold b. Rm. FlSKE, Drugsi T. CleyslAnd,
nhfn- nhafdnu
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0oMMRRoIAL.
NEw YoRK MARKEr-Inlr 5.


LuN THLE9AAPH.I
RLOUR-Msrket heavy, unsettled and 5e lower.
Market closing heavy aud inactive.
Sales arr l2,NB bbh l3,G561J,1 ~ loF Huporfna nfats
S4oO94,n TOR extra state; t3,23A3,55 for supernne
Western; NstSE04,W for common 20 medium extra
woaternj Sa,65e4,7b Tor shipping brands sxtra round
hooped Ohi0; 81 s5a6,50 fof trade brands 90.
CANADA RLOUR-Limited business a. rather
castor prices. halos sre 80 ibis 81 y4,t0e7,Oo for
RYE FLOUR-mRrkst quiet ct 81 5083ea.
CDHN mEAL-Market Gull and dropping.
WuISk H-haTk5t without material change,
and domHnd Moderate SAFES are GB bbls 81 lS6
BSct chhhY At the inside price.
WHEAT-Markot has q hrmer tons and GOOD
shipping parcels may be quoted l@2c better. 81 )
northwestern club at 3aS6c; $500 bush Racine
spring at 67Gq2c; ll3 U0 bush Milwnukr8 club Al IA
S gsSSaS ~ si Hb s . r. em 3 so I6T9 a. g5sgtS; 900 sush
az Sl.9$e ny; 3,s9 Canada at Sl,i2i 900 bush white
RYR-MRrktt del at f0aS2c for western; 6Tassc
for nuEtherni 6aG65o for Canadian.
RARLEY-mErket quiet and nominal.
opened heavy and closed lac
now mixed WESTERN Aat6c tor sound common to
prime; e9acb Tor yellow WestOrni fs852o for white
western.
P0RK-MaTket quiet and scarcely arm. SALES
are 100 bbls ~ Sl4,63 ioi messi $500 for Prime.
BEEE-MRrket Dull with trining sales 80 500
@S4,0O for country primei, eAs09e0O for country
mess, Ss,009l0,OO for repaeked mess; sl0O09il,o
PRIME MESS BERF-Markst quis, and nom
RREF HAMa-Markot steady. Sales arc 10
bbls western at 81, sfnl4,0Q.
CUT mEATN-Market continues quiet 81 fk0
SIC for shoulders; bHA6Hc for hams.
BAC0N-Quist ana unchanged.
LARD MARKET rules quiet, Sales are 20 bbla 81
s@gei the latter an outside price.
BUTTRR-Senine ct 1@lS4o for Ohio; lz9lSo
OHREsE-MAFket steady at 2a7o IS In quail
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-06

THE COMET Our distinguished and unex-
pected guest continues to exhibit nightly,
the same remarkable brilliancy as that
which first astonished the wondering star
gazers of this sphere. We first noticed it
on Sunday night. The day had been stormy
and during the greater part of the evening,
the heavens we're obscured with cloud but
about nine o'clock they had passed away
from the northwsrd and CHANGING TO look
in that direction we beheld the great comet
in the full blaze of its glory. Its height
above the horizon was about 40 degrees and
the tail, extending towards the zenith was
Visible for aspsce of probably sixty degrees.
This comet ia doubtless identical with that
whose return was expected by astronomers
In Is4s, but whose advent has been delayed
by p%ertnrbations experienced during its
wandsFings smong the planets. 1t is sup
posed to De the same which appeared last in
1865, and to terror Of which, many histori-
ana attribute the sbdication Of the Emperor
Charles Fifth; also to have been re.
fsrred to BIZ historians as the "great comet
which appeared A. D. 1884, and which wa
Likewise observed in chins. Hind, after
carefully calculating the elements Of thiI
body, from such records as bad been pre-
served, concluded 1t to be that Of which
record exists among the Chinese as having
appeared in the years A. D. s95 and l04
also sgain as having been visible after sun
rise In the year A. D. sT5. These records
taking for granted that they refer to tn
sane object, would show that the averag
period of tho comets revolution is abOu
292 years. On Thursdsy night ct %
! a'elock the nucleus occupied & position il
9 line between the Pole Star and the "POint
ers" in Urss Msjor, about 5degrees fron
tbs nearest Of tho latter; ct the same hOu
last night is altitude was greater By to
degrees, and its brilliancy much less, HO'
loneit will esntinhSi s a question for astron
omers TO determine
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-06

ENNA NAlNuAla
Col. Arson stagef arrived hohie from
Virginia yesterday morning, having left
Grafton the previous afternoon. Col. s. Is
attached to the staff Of Gen. Mcclellan as
Superintendent Of telegraph for military
purposes" and in this capacity has been for
some time employed In running wires to
connect with the advancing army, which Is
now at Buckhannon. AZ fast as the column
moves, the line will DO extended, and thus
immediate communication can be had with
all The troops who are in Gen. McClellan's
department, and they can DO ordered to any
point when required. IN q broken country
like Western Virginia, where travel is nee
essarily extremely slow aud facilities for
Communication few, this Is Of the highest
importance. a large proportion of the
troops at Grafton have lea to join the adj
vancing columns. OF these, Gen. MoClel-
Ian is in command Of the main body, con-
sis.ing Of from twelve to fifteen thousand
men, composed principally Of ohiO's and
Indiana's beat regiments. With these are
Howe's Q. S. Battery, a company of US
Infantry, sturgis' Sharp Shooters, and three
companies of Cavalry, perfectly equipped in
all particulars.
Il is supposed that the destination of the
column IS Beverly, where it will be in the
rear Of the rebel force irtrenched at Laurel
Hill, who number about 10000, and are
strongly fortified, having erected masked
batteries, constructed rifle pits, etc.
Gen. Morris, who commands the second
column, from Eve to six thousand strong,
is as PhilIippi and has with him a company
Of cavalry.
This move will completely hem in the
rebels who will soon be starved out and COM
PEELED to retreat. In this, however, they
will undoubtedly fail, as measures will be
taken to cut them off before they can be re-
inforced.
Henry A. Wise and D. Jennings Wise are
down the KAnawa Valley with a force of
from $500 to 5000. Gen. Cox left Camp
DennisOn Oh Thursday last with fOur regi-
ments to attend to them.
Our troops all through Virginia are finely
equipped aud want for moth ing. Col. Tyler
is now at Weston with the Seventh.
Col. stsger will rejOin Gen Mcclellan
during next week.