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Tbe KeutuoIIy Democracy.


The Democratic State committee Of thG
Douglas wing of the Kentucky Democracy
have called a State Convention to assemble
0n-the sth of January, to pronounce in favol
of the Union; upe's tAe basis Of on eilforeemen
Of the fugitive sbaUe Lal0, and Of Congressional
noH-iHterpsHdon n he Territories. This largl
portion Of Crittenden's constituents, at any
rate, win not support his proposition to es
tablish slavery south Of the parallel Of 81
30, against the viii Of the resident people.
The Constitution, just as it is, with all it
provisions carried out, is the ground upon
which the Union party of the South viii
finally rally Mr.. Crittenden does not re-
present that party, in the movement which
he has made in the Senate. aa
In a recent letter, read at q celebration q
l'oreiathers' day in New York, Hon. John NJ
Botts saysi y ~ ei,.-,i E ..,. -i.t
Amendments tothe Constitution may be
asked for, which may OF may not be yielded
but all that any State is at liberty to demand
OF that any State viii be sustained in demand
ing, will be fair, honest, and faithful execu-
ton of the provisions Of the Constitution, and
the laws made in pursuance thereof and i
Ibis is net cheerfully accorded, the Union
cannot and ought not to last; but if yielded,
and further demands are made outside Of the
Constitution, IN orderto occasion difficulty,
then the party that adheres to the present
Constitution as it IS, relieves itself of all re-
sponsibility for the consequences that may
ensue by virtue of the course pursued by those
who seek departure from it. s
The Union, the Constitution, and the en-
..orcement Of the laws, was the. motto Of the
Bell party in the recent Presidential cam
paign, and will not now be abandoned. The
Constitution, just as it is, will be the watch
word, now, Of all true conservatives. No
consistent supporter of John Bell will make
the adoption of new Constitution the con-
dition OF supporting the old Union of the
country. Mr. Bolts is rigtt, and be will be
sustained not only in Virginia, but in Ken
lucky. fzT,l .F.7l s.
II the Bell men viii not abandon their plat
form, neither viii the Douglas men, although
their leader may, aud has. already done So
He has, in the committee of thirteen, given
up his g great PfiseipJs," and voted for coerc-
ing slavery. Epon all populations, willing. or
unwilling, south Of a geographical line But
he is already rebuked by his Kentucky sup
porters, and that rebuke is only the beginning
OF the end National Republican. .,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-01

re- Prof Woods Restorative Cordial and
Blood Renovator is, without doubt, the best
tonic Cordial in the world To those who
are suffering from general Debility we would
recommend its use, for which it pleasant to
the taste, it is Strengthening to the system,
and viii at once tend to remove ellimpurites
of the Blood, and eradicate all traces Of dis-
ease. It can be taken by the weakest stomach,
while those in good health will at once feel
its exhilarating power. We are confident
that after using one bottle Of this Cordial none
viii be for a day withoutit. See advertise
ment. d&W.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-01

a TExks.-We have information of the most
cheering character, from citizen Of Texas
just arrived here from that State. He assures
Us that tho disunionists are as really feeble
there, as they are noisy, The old patriot Gov
erner Houston, is moving like an aroused lion,
TO put down the nulli6ers, and is everywhere
rallying the people to his support
Washington Republican. ia1 o e.77-aa
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except The spsakeF : eye

~ arm RULhe PASSION STRoSe IN DHATH.'
The entire Soufh. Carolina delegation re-
memberea 10 draw full pay and took their
proportion OF documents they also took seeds
from The patent ofaoe-evidently determined NED
to get all they could out Of the federal govern
nent
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nOu. John Hickman on Compromises.

Hon. DOM hAcAultll On O1HHHuluA7SHs
At the Peoples Party Dinner, given in
Philadelphia On-Fridsy evening, Hon. John
Hickman was called upon to respond to the
toast arhe Constitution. and the Union.2 In
closing, he said:
"Our former compromises have brought
US only trouble, and now we are asked to
make another onel | ask you TO give me
the esruprnInise lines which viii give US rest
| Wll-yo urest1re the Missouri Compromised
a Toioe-NoI sot -Ot
Mr.. Hiekman-Noi are you willing to
play the game OF battledofe any longer2 For
one am not (Cheers,) For myself say
distinctly-No more compFoIisss! ltEeuIg
leontinued applause i love the Constitution
and the Union, but will not buy them from
an enemy. fOries Of Agood9) If the Consti-
tation cannot stand, how can himsy COM
lptornise Ny motto IS, amilliens for de-
fence but not one cent for tribute" (AR-
plause South Carolina IS not out of tie
Union, and BY the blessing of Almighty God she
neuer i5iU be out OF the Union. (UproariOus
cbeers And II you believe as do, she
never viii be out Of the Union. Cheers ~
The eighteen millions of the North are not to
be put down BY the eight. millions of the
South. The prospect is indeed gloomy We
have traitor President and a corrupt and
rotten Cabinet But with all the banded Sc
ceding States and their traitor friends. we viii
vet save the Union Cheers. Were this
not my opinion. should despair Ofsmy COM
try, In order 20 save our country there
shoaldg 70 out from such Rssemblages as this
such expressions Of answering steadiness on
on the side otlaW as viii let the world know
where We stand. Trucking merchants and
manufacturers would 5isf the Union ffpmthe
sonth-rfm tape and bobbingi but the only
way to save the Union is to stand firmly ior
it. The S0ath thinks the North is craven,
and our Union-saving merchants encourage
that belief Iwant to know whether every
man is going to purchase a peace or dsfePd
the peace. (Cheers.)
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-01

CAuaHr EvERYrHNG ELsE.-One Of the
Representatives Of the Chivalry in Congress,
who had become initiated at his inability to
get The floor, Of which the Speaker proba-
bly, thought he could not make a good use, was
heard TO exclairn the other day in iiual eeees
Of passion, 81 have been in Washington all
winter and caught every id thing in town,
except the speaker eye
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-01


WooDs HAIR EsToRATivE-Among all
preparations for the hair that have been. in
trodueed as iniallible, none have given the
satisfaction or gained tie popularity that
Pros. Woods Hair Restorative now has. His
Restorative has passed the ordeal Of innu-
merable fashionable, toilets, and the ladies,
wherever they have tested it, pronounce It a
peerless article. They find, where the hair
is thinhed, that it creates fresh growth
that it fully restores the yegetatiye power of
the roots on the denuded places, and causes
the fibres 10 shoot forth aneW-that it dis
solves and removes dandruf, prevents gfay-
ness, restores the hair to its original color
when grayness has actually superveDed, gives
rich lustre, imparts the softness and hexi.
hility Of silk 70 the hair, and keeps it always
luxuriant, healthy and il full Tigor.-M =.
Tribune.
Sold By all respectable Druggists. +.
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HOUSEKEEPING.

Ton. -
Duf7s Book-keoping.
FULTON and Eastman's Book Keeping.
Jones' BoOk-keeping.
MayheW's Bookkeeping.
Karsh's Bank and Joint Stock Accounts.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-01
ARITHMErIa.

Adams New Arithmetic
Adams tF. A. First Arithmstc
Colburn'd First Lessons. M
Davies Practical Arithmetic.
Davies University Arithmetic
Greenleat' Common school Arithmetic.
Greenleafs Higher Arithmetic.
Rays First Arithmetic
Ray second Arithmetic.
nays Third Arithmetic
Rays higher Arithmetic
Ray Keys to the Higher and Third Arithmeties-
stoddard's Juvenile Mental Arithmetic. .,s
otoddarq 3 American Intellectual Arithmetic
StOddard's Practical Arithmetic
otOddara' q Philosophical Arithmetic. Ils
Smith's Arithmetic
Thompson Practical Arithmetic
IhOmpsduls 4 igher Arithmetic
Iracey's Elementary Arithmetic
Tracey 3 Commercial Arithmetic.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-01

I respectfully recommend the observance
Of Fsiday, January gh, 1851, asa ida3 Of
Humlliatloa, FlsHng and Prayer, IN eop-
iogmity with the Proclamation TO that elect,
Of the President Of The United States Of tie
date Of she l4th inst
Z 81 n E q WI lDEENlSON.
ExEcuuyR OFFcE. Columbus, Dec. %, sc.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-01

TIN TRELcHER7 or THE GoVEREliEaT- Ev-
.srybody here feels, as the people eferyT here
do. that the Government it in the hands OF
traitors. It is not long since Southern State
was supplied with twenty thousand nusIets
out of the Springfeid arss.ial, under The torm
Of q sale, at a nominal price Kaskilgtoa
RspsbGeaB. a0H-28 3Ad IFT
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PHILOSOPHY AND CHElfIsTRY.

gomstoek's Philosophy, new edition.
2 Comstooir,s Chemistry, new edition.
Fosters chemistry, illustrated.
Gray. Natural Philosophy
Gray Chemistry.
0lmstsds Philosophy, School edition. M
Oimsted's Philosophy, octayo.
Parkers Philosophy.
POrter's Chemistry
Peck's Philosophy, (newJ
QuackenbOs Natural Philosophy
Silliman's chemistry.
StOckhardt's Chemistry
Sprague'8 Philosophy
Smellieis Philosophy,
Wells Philosophy.
Well s Chemistry.
Tgte's Philosophy
EOuman' 8 Glass Book of Chemistry
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-01
CLAssIoAL


Andrews and Stoddard'5 Latin Grammar, new esi-
Andrews and st0ddard's latin GrannilF, old ed D..
Andrews Latin Reader.
Androws Latin Exercises. - 60
AndreWs' Latin Lessons
Andrews First Book in Latin
Andrews Latin lexicon.
Andrews Sailust.
Andrews Cesar
Andrews Ovid.
Andrews Yiri Rom@.
AinswOrth's 3 Latin Dictionary.
Anthons Latin Dictionary.
AnthOn Cesar.
AnthOn's Cicero.
Authons virgil.
AnthOn, Saliust.
AnthOn's Anabasis of Xeuopbon
Anthon's Greek header
Arnolts first and Second Latin Book
Arnold,s Latin Prose Composition
Arnold's First Greek Book
.Arnold's Greek Prose mp0sltion.
Arnold Cornelius NepOs
Arnold,s First Latin Book by Hardness.
Arnold's Greek Reading Book
BulliOns' Latin Grammar
I3uL IBnLllions Latin Reader.
Bullions Greek Reader.
BulliOns Cicero,
Bullionsi Greek Lessons.
gonper.s Virgil,
grosby's Greek Lessons.
Crosby Greek Grammar.
Crooks and SChemis Latin Dictionary
Greek Testament with Lexicon.
Runners Greek Grammar.
kuhner's Latin Grammar.
kaltsmidts Latin DictiOnrF.
Liddell aud Scott,s Greek Lexicon
Leyerstt's Latin Ieyicqn-
McCllntOcks kirst Latin Book.
McClntOcks tffst Greek Book.
New Liber Primus.
Ovens Aenophou' s Anabdsis
owen 4enophon,s Cycropedia-
S0phOcle's Grgek Grammar
Schmitz and Zumpt's Virgil
Schmitz and Zumpt's Cesar
.Schmitz and Iumpt's Cicero.
schmitz aud lunpt's Sallust.
Stmitz anu Lumpt's Horace.
Schmitz and Iumpt's Liyy
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ss,es.Iob = Missouri.

The St. Louis Evening News says "Mis-
souri is about egueenest secession apple on
the tree Of the Confederacy, and we don't
think there is much prospect OF its riPening
and falling from the parent stem, for a great
many years yet
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-01
GERMAN.

Adler's Progressive German Reader
Adler's German Dictionary, v0.
Adisrs German Dictionary, School edition.
ElWells German Dictionary.
0dndia Grammar Tor German 3 10 learn Eretf-b
German Speller.
OllendOrffs German Grammar
bchlschlager's PrOnOuncing Dictionary
Peissueris German Grammar
M1oodburyls German Grammar
Woodbury. shorter Oouria
Moodbury's Method for Germsns TO Learn ? a.
ish. ~ - = q -
Mooqbury, Elementary German Reader.
woodbury. . Eclectic German Reader
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AuEEs.

HOMEAGAIN.-G. S. WILLIAMS,
Steam Dyer and shawl Cleaner, begs leave =
announce 70 his friends and the public, that be
home aqnin and located at dS t. Clair street Lye
and o. where he has fitted up DYE HOUSE VIII
ne best machinery, regardless Of expense and fat
tars himself that b. strict attention 70 business thai
he viii be able 70 regain that patronage and supp0f
which for so many yearl crowned bis eneeaYoIs.
Rl0ipiy2l ~ TFt "a
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-01

The question Of the sdmissi0Hlof kansas
which vas the special ordsTsin the Senate for
yestsrday, Tas postponed until wednesday.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-01
RHEToRIc an CoMpns1rIon

BOyd's Rhetoric
BUyds English Composition.
Blai-s Rhetoric.
BrOOkheld's Composition.
kamesi Elements Of Composition
Newman's Rhetoric
Parker's Aids to English Composition
QuaGkenbOs' First Lessons in Compositfon
Quackenbos Composition and Rhetoric
Mhnteys Rhetoric.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-01
ENGLISH GRAMuAR.

BulliOns' Analytical Grammar
BuiliOns' Parsing Book.
Browns first Lines of EBgiiBb Grammar
Brown. Institutes OfGrammar.
Browns Grammar Of English GrammarB
Ciarkl8 First Lessons In Grammar
Glark's English Grammar ReYiasd
C0YollB Digest Of Grammar
EOwler's Elementary Grammar
EOWler's English Grammar.
Fowler GrauImar-schooi edition
Greenels Introduction 10 English Granm
Groenes First Lessons 10 -GTammhr.
Greenes AuHlysis.
GTeene,s Elements Of English Grammar.
Ptnne0' 5 Primary Grammar
Pinneols Analytical Grammar
Pinneo'E New Analytical Grammar
Pinneo's English Teacher
Towers Engl sh Grnmmar. r-e
Meld's New English Grammar
Weld and Quacksn5os New Grammar
Wells New Grammar
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8raposals.
CONVICT LABOR F0R IRE

] LOAh NLLL LAD IN Il L4l
OFFiCE OHI0 PEEITEETIaHT,l 4
Coluubus, NoT. z3i, lsfo. -
T GEALED PROPOSALS WILL
~ received at the Office Of che Ohio Peuilef
/ until Monday, January 2lsts l5dls at 2 O'cloczt
] for the labor 0f from One Huncred to One Iu
Z and Twenty T-fve Convicts in this Institution g
\ years. Shop room furnished aud disciplinl
Z -raiued at the Ok palfse oi tire State.
Bidders viii specify Tie kinds ot work tlon1
I Of men, and the price per day Tor iHD0r.
Z Bids BY persons ncL contractors viii De e.
! for ans business not uog carried On in II
I and from present Tractors, for their pH'-.-.
ness and for any other not in conflict vi 80
Z Of the State, or existing contracts, the
I serving the right 70 select such ~ pl4ss-
will best promote the Interests o Lua lnftlfut
and conflict the lesst With the mechanical interests
/ OF the state.
NJ bid received for less than 20, OF more than 5i
men in any one contract Successful bIdars 20 give
/ satisfactory security "A PRENIlCk,
THEU- CUMSr0Ck, hurden.
n aIERiUN. fDirectors.
H.E. PARSONs det:sm
NOTICE To CONTRACTORS.-
- Sealed proposals viii be received Of this gice,
unril the 10Th day ofJsnuaIy next AZ q clock d.,
tr building bridge over the Danal, near th1 mouth
Of Tiukef's Greek, in inde psndece.
\ The WORK 10 BE- completed by the lst day Of June
next.
Flans and Specifications for the work may bs seer
At this otioe on and after the zlth i st-
reject any bids By order of tie Bcar4
WlLLlAM EuhLERt
OrFtCE or rnE CoMlIlssf fONEls OF CUTAH0GA Co..
Clevslaud. December s. lshu-
dsee;sl7dsw
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-01

ls6l.4The year 1861 will be the first oi
the ssOth olympaid. There viii be an an
asaI eclipse Of the sun on the llth Of Janp-
airy, another on the 7th OF July, and a totAl
eclipse on ths slst of December. There will
also be a partial eclipse ofthe moon on the
l7th Of Decembsr. nlI n .nIlrE
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-01
JAZZ e CATION
Un7rar.ffr rIafaIssa
gost--4eWard

r OST.-A LADY'S GOLD
Watch and Chain chain, a long hsaVy neck
claIn. TIE nEder viii bs snitabiy rewarded bE
leaving it at this 0flice. decz816
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-01

i. - - cnhInel.

7rTf1o- 7Geas Scott in the Cabinef.
The report prevailed last night that Sen
Scott had been appointed Secretary Of war
By our late dispatches il VIII Be seen. this re-
port was too good to'be true i5is
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FRENCH

gnllot'8 Dramatic French Reader.
gorlnno, By Madame De Staal, Paris edition.
- Twas Alemoator9 French Reddsr.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-01


A very intelligent eOlored aan Of this
ety has fsF ma6y yc6ss spent hls summers
in Cleveland, and BIS Fin.gH az lleward up
on the boats opon she Mobile river This
winter he went South as usdll, bat could
not well stay, although he had abundant
witnesses to teItity as to bic non-InteEierence
with any tling but bis own business, He
started hack, aud arrived IA Cleveland
several daysago. HOsays that theuumberof
arms and muniHoRa Of war which are being
collected in the South, is almost incredible.
There il a warehouse in Montgomery which
has been hired for the express purpose OF
s.orisg arms, ana which e nearly iilled with
muzlzets and guns, while at other points very
large quantities are being collected. Thess
statemedls be Aas made, not p as nor with
asy intehtion Of having them publiahed, but
in conversatiSh vita a friend Of ours. He
has uo-earlhly object 70 gain in making false
statements regaFding such meters.
Is it not time that the North too, was pre-
pairing for probable contingencies 2
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-01
HIaHER MATHEMATlcs.

Davies Bourdon's Algebra
Davies Legendrs's Geometry.
Davies Elementary Algebra
Davies Elementary Geometry.
Davies Surveying
Gillespie's Land Surveying.
Boomis' Treatise on Algebra.
LOOMS Elements Of Algebra,
LOOMS TrigOnOmetry and Is0qarithnis
Loomis' Elements Of GeomatrT.
LOOMS Analytical Geometry-
Rays Algebra, First Part.
Rays Algebra, Second Part.
Kohinsons New Elementary Klgshrs
RobinsOn's University ALGEBRA
Rohinson's Geometry.
Towers Algebra,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-01

M. Lincoln has appointed Gen. Simon
Cameron, Of Pa, as Secretary Of the TreaSu-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-01


Heman's Young Ladies' Header.
Hazeu,s spsller AMI Uedner.
Hlllard Readers.
LOTsll's Readers
Mc9uney's smaller Primer.
MCau1gy' b Pictorial Primer.
mcduneyl b New First Reader
Mc9uhe5l 3 New Second Reader arr
Mcduneyls New Third Bender.
moGuney 3 New Fourth Render
Hcauheys New Fih Render.
Mcdudey'a New sixth Heafer
Mc9uleys High school heEilar
McGuueyl . Old lrst Reader
Mc9unay's Old second H,adler . -
McGuiley's Old Third Reader
McGuhey's Old FOurth Hoader
Mc6ufey' Old With Readsr
McGuhey's Speller.
Prices English i3peller.
Sanders New spaller.
sanders Old Spelrr.
6argent's READERS.
swans Speller.
TOWnes Progressive Readers.
IOwues Progressive spellUF.
IoWnes Speller and Dedner.
Mebster's Elementary 5pellar.
Wright,s Orthography.
Word Method Primer.
Wurcester'8 spellpr.
WebD's Normal Readers
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-01
PHYSIOLOGY.

Cutters First Book in Physiology.
Cntter's Physiology and Hygiene
GOadbys Vegetable aud Animal Physi0E1sy-
Hitch.ock-s Anatomy and Physiology.
Hooksr's H1man Physiology.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-01
LInnaln Currency.

aWhst DO ypu thiak Of the election o.
Lincoln, now, my friend, after he has brought
on this panEe and iepreoiAted money 10 pei
oentlo said a long-eared locO-fooo to sRepub-
Iican aiendqf ours. & ia Ii o d Cr
"Why, I think Mr. Lincoln had just as
much to doWith bringing on bard times and
deprseiating onr currency, as Washington
had to do with bringing on the bard times O
the Revolution, and depreciating Continental
currency 90 per cent, as it was. a
Long-eared loco-FOGo yamossd, a,.a
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-01

WHo Dam % II q--Is there a man in the
State Of South Carolina, who has the moral
or physical courage 70 rise at any public din
iaer and propose the foilowing toastvra toast
given by John o. Gaihoun AZ Penalston, s
o., while he was Yice.Presiaent ofths IJpite5
States; -...-..--.. s5,.l.'.S .s
WThe State and General Governments
each imperfect when EieWedsas separate and
distinct G0Terumeuts, bub taken as whole
forming ore system, with each checking and
controlling the other, pnsurpassed BY any
work oi man, in wisdom and sublinity.2I
We imagine not Calhoun stock is moi
plenty in that State at present.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-01

Gentlemen Of the medical profsssiQn r
ted to cali and look Al my stock
before purchasing. ldecSl 80.
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1rlas nd aalglLifInEs.
4 4 4 N 4 l 0. NJ

T'RuSSAS. II. /. -. ,.-l.4 }, a.
very hest kind Of Trusses- .,1
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Z SURGICAI. INSTRUMENTS. >

= ANEW LOT OF BEAUTIFUL CASES
Iust received by ,...-,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-29
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK. ..........JuLr %.
Arrived.

stes-cp lasnz,s Lcsesang Matsn1ss days, md'e and
pass to MSra Bros Navarro Co. July % 70 2ca experiences
Am shp owar recosned; 10Th lat IS % lon "a Is an
t a IS not Sns Ss saps
.%hD s. and a G az
R Sise D. s n t1anpon. Df Soasd s. viii troops
Ship Mercury French Have June 90 mde and sS peas. 70
nss with bark Director Oil bound Z. time, English
Persian bound i D. a :gIhs :1s G ,
with steamship Etna OBJ, hence for Liverpool
ShP n'spTi Hal Te I VARIABLE weather S the entire
July A. Ion 30 .p9s' hip sq pc. ss ,h ds s.a S
Cuiiog q DAYS fron Liverpool for Boston.
ship James foster IT, ibee Liverpool June 70 md'e and
s psI black s bsnnd w. with loss Of fore and
the piz1en gone cG.e to The ds mso o,..0ok and
70 day. Havana, cOal Maitland Phelps Co. Anchored
" sSip Kate ssanon Dr. of c.rd Hooker London 81 days
via aifax days 10 ballast to Arke Hurst On the Banks
'' shD Leoniss wood Havana II days in ballast to Snow
Burgess. Anchored at Lower Quarantine
Slip David Fr), Baron Philadelphia days VIII load TOT
BsE Jaruca tsp Cabsns. Havana IA days in ballast to Gal
M M,a Morgan Para Jne 2s India-rubber kc to T. l..
cerans saw sch Para Cahcart hence going into Para with
So Ha steering s. W ssth sandy Hook bearing w n
W 200 miles exchanged signals with an Old bark steering T.
Big William Akin (Brl, wadman Windsor, N s., l6 days,
plaster to p. /. Neyius & Son.
schr. Cyclone of New Bedford Dali Frontier, July log
wood TO b. r. Snail July 81 lat, IS r. lon H. spoke the T. g.
steamer Roanoke, hence steering NV
Schr r. H. termiyea, Comedy Baltimore days lumber to
Benton a. Son.
schr g b. Tley (Brl MeFeeIs john, N B. II days, stone
10 p. l. Nevius 4 Son.
Snhr Ann Ster, Fish, Wareham days, nails 70 Parker
Mills Co.
Schr. Oregon, Bates Boston for Albany
schr. Henry Clay buell., Providence days.
Schr. W. A. CrockeT Smith, Dghton days
Sehr. Pavilion, Kelly, Hsrwich days, hsh.
Schr. Mary Emily Blanchard New. Haven days
Schr. J. Reed, Steson Gloucester days fish =,
Steamer Delaware johnson, Philadelphia and Cape May
mdse and pass r. Perkins July a. ate NJ on Cope Hen
open, spoke u. s. gunbost Seminole on cruise a.,
Steamer Delaware, Ashmore, Trenton, ~ J mde' 70 u
jenkins.
Steamer Petrol Young Providence mdse to Edward bynne
sAILED-Julv 27-shps E. Z. Scranton, Lyerpooi Young
America London; Bnlhon Hayre Baiks Ida - Bristo Eua
Msrsoilles Brigs e. A. Reed baIbsdoes " Casne qua
deoupe Libertss Genoa 10 Orb Artchas Joseph Hume
tBr.l Cork.
WIND-Durips the day, fresh from g., &c