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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-07
NRW YORK lIAREs ET.-Nov. 9
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AsHEs-Arari.sts steady. Sales 400 bbls at s8,lzE
for pOts aud sg, 90 for pearls.
r'DsS;i tL-hlarket batter w!th more colnS cAIeuy
speculative. Market closing quiet.
Sales OF 50 obis, az s56S19 y @ l9r snPeIhne state
western; $500, 20 for common 70 medium extra
western I; s5,75G5-s5 on common 70 good shippln7
brands sztTs round hoped chio to9Ss9s5 Tor troas
siINaDA FL0Ua-aarzet . cents higher
with more doing. Sales go bbls at SS.OO66, ~ for
common and ei 2!ts5,1 sood 10 choice extra.
4 tNE Esl4-Eii tt-Market sts1dy with moderate
sales at si,7 @ 30 for 5uPernno,
fs5sRz ffEkls-Mzrkot firm AMI qaIst Saics
20 bbi5 Mash caloric at si 90 and 90 b6ls Brandy
VyiIISk Y-AIsrkot without material change
tsHE4T'-karEs; Issc better with active de-
sales OF lIs0j bush Chicago spring at sl,Ia9sl -
flJJ bush Milwaukee Club Ht silll ~; Ss,fUO bush
-nber Iowa Il l,3O0fIys; p, ,ODO bu winter red
western Al Il 2I 20 Is 2p bush Ted state 81 3Sl
I.ll; g3,p0 bush s1nbsr Michigan az Sl,Hgl42, and
IS ,uOJ bush white Michigan IL Sls5S:
RYE Market quiet AID without material
BAR LEY-Mzrkst quiet and firm with sales
C0RNGMarl. rules HrIn with fair business do
log transactions materially restricted BY limited
Sales Of 57,5T6 bush At 729z5c for shipping mixed
western; 677c for easterni and 60e6So ior damaged
oETS Market scarce and armsr with moderate
COFFEE-Rlo very quiet and there Is scarcely
anything doing but prices ara we'll supported.
Jaw Orleans ar iOsaizc ia boxes Havana at a. II
alic; and by auction 25O hhds New Orleans at lu'sA
lie.
MOLASSES- Market quiet Sales Of 100 hhds
Porto Rio! at 47c, and By auction 5OJ bb,s New Or
leans ct a lSrtGHic.
H0PS-Markst very firm. Sales 200 bales new az
lSG2 30 for new, including fancy lOts at Pc.
rORIl-Market dull and shade easIer. Sales OF
so bbls at Si2,75G 300 for mess, closing at s275 Il
l'.-71" - SI2 0gl3UO for prime mess; Sll,5ttGu,75
for prime.
S.-s-s Market dull and prices nominal. One
hunIred barrels sold al IS 5O7OO for country prime
tsn1l075 for country mess; Sl29l377s Tor repaeked
mess.
nally unchanged
BE- e HA tIS-lIarkst in fair request and firm
Sales no bbls choice western al Sl75Odl5,O0.
GIT HEATS-Market in bettcr demand and q
shade easier, SAL 80 ptgs at seGic for shoulders
and : &c s0r hams.
BACOA SIDES-Market Ia better demand and
prices are well naiOtalned ales 20 boxes Including
all quaiitis Of city cut 2 L
LA3 D-Nark6t moder ,tely active aud without
change Ia price Ssles l5,t5 bbls at g4MlOAic, the
latter IN eX rene pglCe.
BDTTER-in IN good demand and very arm at 80
2Oc for Ohio, and 2sdqzfC state.
HEES1-.iErket firm and in demand at Q3llc
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Mrs. @. s. Williams respectfully announces to
the ladies Of this city that she has opened rooms
in the Lyman Block, for the purpose of Of
fering her unriyalled Ladies' Skirt Supporters
Shoulder Braces, and Abdominal Supporters,
which are made to fit all forms and cases. The
ladies' are most cordially invited to call and ex-
anime for themselves.
Surgical Bandages supplied to order.
Mrs Williams also alters her Hair Tonic for
the cure Of badness, which hiss proved highly
successful. augl2-48
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-07

HORRORS OF WAR.-Wm. c. North, at his
Photographic rooms, has photograph of a
portion of the battle field of Corinth, brought
by Captain Lynch. In the foreground lies
Colonel Rogers Of Texas, who distinguished
himself BY his bravery, while around him are
piled dead rebels, like 50 many logs of wood,
thrown there at random.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-07

BUFFALO, Oct. g.
IN the great shooting match in this city
to-day, between VIM. King, Of SPRING
field Illinois, and Robert Newell Of Buf.
falo, for five hundred dollars at fifty
double birds, King giving his opponent ten
dead birds, the match was won by Mr..
Newell, beating King on an even string,
killing 50 out of 80, and King killing 70
out of 90 birds-King not shooting the ten
additional shots to make the 100.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-07

CHICAGO, Nov. 6.
The Democrats carry the State by from
$1,000 to 10000 majority, and elect eight,
probably nine, members of Congress, and
the Republicans FIVE
The Democrats elect two-thirds Of the
members Of the Legislature and have a
majority of one or two in the Senate.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-07

"THE WAY TO Do IT."-To whiten and
preserve the tseih, and heal and keep the
gums sound. Go to Strong & Armstrong,
Benton & Bros, Gorham's, Brewers, CIark's,
Gaylord's, Sackrider's, or any good druggist,
dentist or perfumer, and buy and use Hud-
sons unrivalled Tooth Paste, and you will
meet with complete success. Try it. Nov. l.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-07

CAPTAIN KONKLE BY tel
egraph to Ed. 7. Priehard, of KOnkle's Bat
terry, from Captain Konkie, we learn that
that bravo and accomplished officer has been
reinstatsd In the command of his Battery
His many friends in Cuyahoga and Summit
counties, will be glad to learn of the fact.
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FROM NEW YORK,

NEW YORK, Nov. 8.
Seymour is certainly elected by 10000
majority, also the Democratic State ticket.
The democrats have Is Of 81 Congresmen.
The assembly is still in doubt, probably
evenly divided,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-07

THEATER.-To-night Miss Caroline Rich
ings takes benefit in the beautiful opera,
"Daughser Of the Regiment" The Rich
ings are probably more attractive in this per-
formance than In any other. There will be a
lIbouse without doubt.
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.FROlI sAN FRANCIsCO,

BAN FRANCIsCo, Nov. B-4:IO P. N.
A fire at Volcano, Amador county, on
the S0lh ult, destroyed St. Georges Hotel
and several surrounding buildings. Loss,
$4,000.
A new vein of copper, averaging forty
five per cent, has been struck near the eel
ebrated Opalas copper region in Calaveras.
1t is found l20 feet below the surface, and
is u feet wide. 1t is believed to be richer
than any former discovery.
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DELAWARE ELECTION.

WILMINGTON, DEL, Nov. 6.
The official vote of Delaware shows that
Cannon, Union, is elected Governor By Ill
majority. Temple, Dem, is elected to Con-
gress by % majority. Two-thirds Of the
Legislature is democratic.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-07

FURsl FURs Great inducements to
buyers of Ladies' FGrs at 2O7 Superior street.
A very large and choice selection Of fash
ionable Dress Furs made by the best manu-
factories, and for sale cheap, can be found at
oct3O.424 L. BENEDICT & Sous.
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Simpson Is, beyond ell question, superior
artist, and we sdvise those wishing to get fine
Likeness to call upon him. visit to his GAL
lery, No. 25S Superior street, viii richly repay
both citizen and stranger. Rs7f
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COMMERCIAL.
CLEVELAND niARKETs,
noRNINa LEApER oEE1un.

MORNING LEADER OEEIUBs
TUESDAY EvENIgs. NgTSmber ., 1872. J
FLOUR-salss 100 bbls rcd double extra at
S5,s7.
WHEAT-salas slnes Change and before New
York report 1900 bush rsdfreo on board at sl,os.
OATs-Held at siGl1c.
HIGHWINEs-oul Gl 3GEo.
BUTTER Higher. Sales 10 kegs choice
Western Reserve at Isci Central is quiet at lSeI3c
sEEDS-Salcs 900 bush Timothy at sl,E5.
DRIED DAPPLES-sale :ons at E5sc.
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IseREagr Il - PaIor o. - LrEIbLrn.

lScRE4sE X THE PRJcE or TIE LEADER.
Owing to the extraordinary increase IN the
expense Of publishing newspaper, the Pub
hshers Of the Herald, Plain Dealer and LEAD
u have adopted the following scale Of
prices.
DAILY.
70 eliy subscribers. l2lS cents per week, or $3.50
peryear.
By NAL, se.oo per year, or 90 cents per month.
Cubs Of I've or upward, to one postodlees $500
TRI-WREHLY.
TO city subscribers * cents per week. or 1926
peryear.
By mail. s. per year, or Is cents psr month.
Cubs Of i've or upward, to ono Postomce, E2.5o
per year, The gettsr UP Of club Of ten or up
wards is entitled 10 sn extra copy for his trou-
be-
Agents supplied at the rate ofsl6o per hundred,
IN al ezSss.
No dsyiattes fr07. tie o5sss rates tpiz b made.
Subscriptions 81 club prices can commence at
any time.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-07

ALBANY, Oct. 8.
The Atlas and Argus argues tonight
II 300 majority for Seymour. It's assem-
bly, figures give the Democrats 65, and the
Republicans 50. This gives the Democrats
a majority in the House.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-07

NOvELs.-Orley Farm, Wreck Of the Al
bion, The Mystery, "a story Of domestic life,)
The Venetian Outlaw, and other late works
at Bakers, opposite the Postofice.
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We viii pay the highest premium for Gold
Silver, Demand Notes, and forAugust and Oeto'
Der Coupon Interest, OF any house in the city.
@. A. READ & CO.,
sept 27:426 Bankers, Us Superior ST.
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WAR CLAIMS.


Soldiers Bounty, Pay and Pensious'
Secured and promptly oOIlected for soldiers
and their heirs. Pensions secured to the widow,
mother, children or orphan sisters, in addition
to bounty money and back Psy Of all deceased
soldiers. Invalid pensions and back pay for
discharged soldiers. Discharges obtained for
sick or disabled soldiers on f1rlough. AL claims
growing out Of this or previous wars, against the
Pay, Commsssry, or other Departments Of the
Army, Navy or Government, promptly collected.
We publish "The Soldiers Friend paper
of much interest to soldiers and their heirs
Send rs your name and stamp, and We viii send
copy free; or twelve copies, one each month,
for % cents.
Apply to Us in person or by letter, with stamp,
and your business shall have prompt attention
Fees low, and no charge until after We have So
complishsd what we undertake.
@. G.. BRUCE,
ofice-LYlnsn's Block, nesr the Court House,
Cleveland. septio:hS1
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One case more of pattern hats just
opened at Mrs. Shaw's millinery rooms, also
new flowers and ribbons. 0otSli420
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LOCAL NOTICES.

Home Journal, Irish American, Tablet,
Banner Of Light, New York Illustrated, and
late English papers at Bakers, opposite the
Postofice.
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FROM NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, Nov. D.
Henry G. Stebbins, the Democratic can
didate for Congress- in the 1st Congression-
al District, is elected by over 1000 major
ity.
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RE7EEUE STEMPs.-Express, telegraph,
Insurance and check stamps received and
for sale at the PostoG8es. nove:RI2
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osWEGO aIARkEr-Noyember 0.

tBT TEIEGRAPH.l
FLDUR-Markat STEADY
WHEAT-Alarkst il moderate demand. Sales
100 bush winIer red Ohio at 81 21f 2Oi bush prime
whit Canadian at . ,35, and 1000 bush Chic3gO
spring on p. l.
COIEN-.MarILet quiet sales IOOO Bushels ILL
IOis at 6Sc
BAHLEY-MaIket scarce and very firm. Sales
OF 300 bushels Canadian on private terms
CANAL FIR EICsHTH-Ic better. 4 luur 3gS62c,
and " h. at l7c 10 New ork
LAKE fHPURTS-g0,2O1 200 bush wheat; 700
bush corn; S, ,Sla bush harley.
CANAL EXPORTS-2llO bbls -four; 1900 bush
wheat 1900 bu-h pezs; 100 bush bG ley
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! SAYING OF MONEY AND La.
VERMlA ExTERMlRAT0R.

10 DeItSOs--Rats, Rosches, &c.
To DestToy-8lice, Moles and Ants.
To Dss,roy-Bed Bugs.
70 DestTcy-M0ths ia Furs, Clothes, 90.
10 Deserogs-Mosquitoes and FIeas.
10 Dsstroy-lnseeis On Plans & Fowls.
70 Dssssoy-Inseotson Animals, Sc.
10 DestFoy-Every species Of Vsrmin.
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BANGOR, Me-, Nov. 6.
Gen. Chas. D. Jameson died at his resi-
dence in 0ldtown, this A. NJ.
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BUFFALO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 9.

L9A AEALaAAFAsl
RLOUR-Marllst Qulet.
WHEAT-In fair demand a. sS8g9o for No. 2
Chicago sprngi Sill red winter WESTERN 81, IL No
! Milwaukee club.
CORN-Msrket in fair demand at 5Oa52c for
mixed western.
OATS-MarEet STEADY at s75tc q bush
EgHISK H-Narket quiet al SIC.
CANAL EREiGiHfS-Z2c on wheat Ice on
corn 10 New fork, closing weak.
MPOliTS-li,59 so bbls hour 900 wheat; 2l,-
go bush corn.
EXPORTS-3,OgO bbls -four $4,000 bush wheat;
1900 bush corn; y 09i bush oats
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CHICAGO MARKET-November O.
fuv TrT vnaap=r

FL0UR-1iaFket dull.
WHEAT-Market l92c lower; 9OG9lc for No. |,
and $4,000 Tor No. 2.
RECEIPTS 90 bbls flouri 1900 bush wheat
l20, On bush corn.
SHIPMENTS-29. 100 bush wheat $4,000 bush
corn.
FREIGHTE- Firm. 1S,9lc higher I4c on corn,
l5c on wheat 70 Buffalo.
en- ma %tsE-Firm at ) z cent premium
Gold Zg5slG5go
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BUSINESS NOTICES.


Get YOur COrns Cured.
Doctor Wadhams. the celebrated Corn Extract.
or, is again at his old quarters ct the City Hotel
on Seneca street, where all orders in his line
business will be promptly attended to. All those
afflicted with oorns on the feet VIII do well to
have them removed before cold weather comes
on, which he viii do without pain or soreness, as
We can testify. The best ofeity references given
nov5.43 @
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M A r l N E.
PORT OF 0LEVELAND-
ESTERED-EovEHBER

PORT OF CLEVELAND
ESTERED-EovEIBER ..
steamer Morning Star, Tiger, Detroit.
Propeller Iioga; Siss0n, DuDkirk.
p, peller Now York, Morris, DunkiTk.
ProPeller Bradb9gy McNally, Dunkirk.
Brig Amazgn, Young T2led0
Schooner Willard Burke, Pigeon River.
Sch0 ner Twin sisters, Rose, Buffalo.
Schooner 5. Robinson, DJnahoe, Buffalo.
Schooner Dolphin Golden, Buffalo.
CLEARED.
Steamer I1rriug star Viger, Detroit
Propeller OTeg0, Bryant, Dunkirk.
Propeller Sew York, 4Gnrye, Dnnklrk;
Propeller Wisconsin, Williams 0gtensburgh.
Propeller Bradbury, II Nsily, SanduskY.
Bark Cleveland, Becker, Buialo.
Schooner Sesman, Blood, Bay City.
Schooner DOLPHIN, Colleen, Toledo.
Schooner y. a; aurlRurt Dibbls, Detroit.
schooner NqndsreT, David, Toledo.
ScoT Hays, helsoi Port Stanley.
MISCELLANEOUS.
~ tn propeller Ma -quetle oamo In from Buffalo
Wednesday. She got within about five miles OF here
Sunday night, Lut tho gale obliged her to put back
to Erie
Il There Is some one in the Collectors Oface in
Buffalo who ought to go to night school and learn to
write The eIoarances from that port are frequently
uain,ellgible,
Inc loIiVWln8 Vessels nave passed Detroit since
Sunday:
UP-Propsller Cleveland, Empire, Empire State,
bark Clay On, NswsUoY, Fame, sch0oners Cen, Ger.
trude, CorneliHn, q. e. Breed, +. J. Barney, John
WesdeD, Marshtcld, Bridget, Lummiu5, Bauerd,
Wings Of the Morning.
D0WN-SchoOners Minnesota, L. B. Checker and
Hager.
WEEcE or TIE BRId BLACK HAWH.-We regret to
learn thai tbs brik Black Hawk, Captain Alexander,
which vessel cleared from this port ior Buffalo few
day since, mas BON driven ashore at Point Betssy
about twenty i've miles from the ManitUus, an0, To-
getber with her cargo Of nineteen thousand bushels
OF corn, viii pr0Ee totsl loss. This vessel, Il viii
b5 remembered, Is tho same noticed sh It time
since as having s5fu2 CFuised upon tho OOean
for the past thTes years. She was o. ned by D. n.
Barney, Esq, OF New York. Both vessel and cargo
were Il sured but for what amOunt and in wha COM
panies we did not learn. he crew were saved. We
have no partIculars.-tChlcago Times, 3rd
ACCIDENT TO 4 IoLED0 YEssEL.-We learn that the
schUOber Maize OF thus city, ives in the gale OF Sun
day last on Lake Ontario, aud lost her fOresai, ay
SAIL and boCms IN this condition she succeeded in
reaching UswcgO
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-07

Ba. Those who desire machine sewing done
BY skillful sewing woman, can find one by call
ing on Mrs. ?. Leonard, 46 Seneca street. She
will go out with her machine and sew BY the day
when desired. oct2s;4l2
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n. Y. MONEY lIARRET-NOvember @.


NEY-BIarkst active at sal 4 cent. on
call and 5is15E for strictly prime paper.
STERLING EXCHANGE Market hrm al
li2GIhE for msrcht tnis aud li5@li5S bankers
bills
tSOLD-Amerlcau gold IS frmer-opsnirR & at SIX
S3IH closing hrm at 3lbSen5l4 p cent. premium.
tOFERN3IENT STDCkS-Market lower.
United states O. 1881 lOs4 dlO4 7rS0 Treasury
Notes, I0JdIU5H.
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MILWAUKEE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 6.
sHs TELEGRAPH,l
FLOUR Market q shade lower.
WHEAT-MaTket dull. Sales at 5iGe0c.
REEEfPTS-20J0 bbls OF Hour, Ct ,UJ bushels q
wheat.
SHIP2IENTS-l,i30 40 bbIs -four, 1000 bushels Of
wheat,
FREIGHTs-I4 on wheat to BufaIo.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-07

AIVefT SthbIe,
New Livery, Boarding and Sale stabiss, q
Chsmplain street.
FRANK B. FEASK G. WALBa1DeE.
iuIr2s:Rla
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SOlOmOnsOn's Improved spectacIes.
.. II. sOLOMIONsON,

PRACTICAL AND SCIENTIFIC OPTICIAE,
Keeps largest assortment In the Optical line o. any
the trade. From his long residence IN this City,
and the extensive patronage received during that
time. he would say TO his old friends ard the public
generally, that no effort that could be put forth 90
secure the very best qualify Of Crystal Gnsss ground
under his own inspection TO suit the eyes in ell ca
curing weakness dizziness Inflammation OF the
Eye, and imparting strength for long radng and me
sewing. The reputation Of SOLOMONSONiE sstab-
shment the reliable get the best articles
in that line that can be oh ailad has become
vice Il ts: GO TO SOLOMONSON'S, make no mis-
take,) 100 Sup6rior-5t., under the American, and
there you VIII ind the best kind Of SPECfACLES
adapted 10 your sight.
All kinds Of Optical, Mathematical and PhIl0sOph-
lcal Instruments Astronomical Telescope nom so
sl40j Surveying Instruments, various prices; largo
stock Of Microscopes, frUm e. 10 S75 Marine IBles
oOpes, Spy Glasses, large variety; Lenses, Prisms
Rye Glasses, Pocket Com passos, BarOmstsrs, &C.
"a ARTIFICIAL EYES inserted without pain,
a. psrfect as natural.
OFFICR-No 100 Supsrior-St under the American
HQtel. apr2
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wv ADVERTIsEaEN ENgs.

5ohn EllaIsr-AcaAs1ny or Music.
sliustios Wanted.
2. Il. EdvE'ds-Tcr Sale.
cr0vell Chllds-Eotios.
1aTlor, erisFold & Cody dccds.
BsEeF-Loool Eoties.
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sCosfnr's" Raj, Roach, S-e. Eztermlnntor,
"1Osinr,sn Bed-Bug EAterminatOr.
"tOstar's" Electric Pow der for Insects, &c
In 21c., sc. and 81 90 Bottles and tlasks s. and
- Sizes for Plantations, Ships, Boats,
Hotels, sc, SC
THE ONLY INEALLIBLE REMEDIES KNOWN
81 Free from P0isons."
Not dangerous to the Human Family"
% Rats do not die on the premises
They come cot 0f their holes 70 die"
~ Sold EUcryt7here-by
ALL WHOLEsAIE DRUGsIsrs IN the large cities and
BY DRUGGIsTs, GnCCERs, STOHEKEEPERs aud RETATI.-
ERs generally, IN al Country Towns and Villages in
the United States.
@-SoLf b1i-
STRONG Z ARMSTRONG, lcs-,..
Principal Wholesale ard Retail Agents, Oi7fe aaia-
- -COUNrBT DEALERs car order A. above,
Or addrezs orders direct-[or Tor Prices Terms &oI
70 HENRY x. C0STAR,
PRINCIPAL OEI1T-h 4s2 Broadway ~ y .-
na-soid Gt strong Armstrong;, Cleveland, D.
Iuly7.dkwf1T
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-29
The Navy.

MoHAwK-Steam gunboat, seven gups-Has received a
thorough and extensive overhauilng guns, boilers,
&C. and will sail Monday next for Port Royal, 8. c.
taking maiIs passengers and matter for the
South Atlantic bockadng squadron. any person do
string to send presents their friends do by
directing 70 the Of tho Naval Lyceum Brooky Navy
Yard The following correct list OF the officers OF
the Mohawk
COMMUNICATION X. Hughes.
Executive Ofcer--Geo B. Durand.
Acting Aosfers-A Smalley, Ell Tillinghurst
Paymn'ey-George II. Andrews.
Assistant Surgeon.-Gco. W. Woods.
Enqineers-Second Assistant, s. Carpenter Third As
sistants VIM. King, y. X. Morrison, s. L. Whitney.
Cdptdin's Ulert-Benjamin Y. Monroe.
Pdymasters CIerk-Ious J. Kano.
Acting Masers Natcs-Tnos Holland, Alfred Hornsby,
Thos. q. Spsght.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-29

Death OF Mrs. General Winfield Scott.
Tecgraphic news from West Point brings US the intel
lgence of the death Of the wife Of the veteran hero
General Scott 1t appears that the subject OF sketch
died at Rome in Italy, the 10th Of June, 1862 at
tho advanced age Of seventy years. and during her
last illness attended by her daughter and sonin
law, Colonel Henry L. Scott. Although bearing the
same name Colonel Scott Is not known relation to
the hero Of the Mexican except by marriage Mrs.
Scott in her younger days. Of the most dashing
bellies OF Virginia and is reported as having been very
brilliant woman, bearing Off the palm OF tho era Of her
youth. very curious story is told OF her early days.
at the time when IL is said Winfield Scott Of
ferod her his hand The story goes that she
rejected him at FIRST but gave him to understand that
one condition she would marry him. He to go
opinion would make him worthy of her. To win her, and
TO make himself "wortby OF her." was tho object
OF young Scots ambition and, 1t is said, this thought
inspired his heart stimulated him that he was
enabled to accomplish those heroic deeds In the army
which have immortalizea his name and crowned his
noble head with aures and earned for him his country
love honor aud respect. 50 goes the story and 10
very romantic one; but, like many OF similar nature
that conversation OF the world, there
may be even shadow OF truth in It, Mrs. Scott has
spent great portion OF her latter years in Paris the
double purpose OF recovering his health and visiting her
in her transatlantic homo. The threatened difficulties
with England arising out Of ths Trent affair deemed
sufficient by General Scott bring him back his
native land, in which be has since remained.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-29
Personal Intelligence.

We noticed the arrival from London, about month
snco Of Senior Don Desders Trullo from the republic
Of Paraguay Senior Trujllo has visited oil the navy
yards Of England and France and his visit to this
try in compliance with the orders Of his government
TO inspect the improvements now being made in the
naval architecture OF vessels and gunboats
the several United States navy yards. Senior 1rujiio
has had every facility extended TO him in examining the
works at different navy yards, and expresses him.
self highly pleased with his examinations and the at.
tentions shown him. He returns TO Paraguay, via
Liverpool the ID uy BY steamer China, TO make his
report to his government on the improvements now
making in our naval architecture
DR.. Hammond, Surgeon General of the United States
Army left Metropolitan Hotel yesterday FOR per-
sona inspection Of the hospital being constructed
David's Island.