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OPERATIONS ON ROANOKE RIVER.

OFEhATlONS ON AOANOhE hlbEhs
FORTRESS MONROE, July ls
to-day.
Wliiiamston, on the Roanoke River, was bonn
6srded by four Of our gunbOats under Captain
Flusser, on Monday night.
The bridge across Gardner's Creek was de-
stroyed.
The rebels who have recently been very bold
were driven entirely from the river many miles
back.
NEwBEREE, N c., July IT.
The Department Of Virginia by a recent order
Of the Secretary Of War has been annexed to the
Department OF North Carolina, MsJor-General J.
9. Foster commanding, who leaves to-day for
Fortress Monroe to organize his command. II
the Government will furnish him with a respect
able force, which 1t has thus far been unable to
do, important and lasting results will at once be
realized.
The Raleigh Standard Is IN favor Of recon
structlon Of the Union, and thinks the probable
terms Of reconstruction between the North and
South will be the adoption of a gradual eIanci-
patton system by all the rebelIOus Slave States
which North Carolina, in common with the
other Slave States will accept, il the Federal
Government insists upon the same as the only
terms that can be granted, Notwithstanding the
life OF the institution is not in the least impaired
by this war as is generally believed at the North.
Nothing but great standing army between the
masters and slaves could impair the institution,
over which is thrown the shield of State and
municipal laws, together with the inherent will
OF the Southern people, hence these terms are
the best the Federal Government can offer and
the best the South can accept.
The WilmingtOnlJOurna a secession sheet, in
speaking of the assembling of the North Caro-
lima Legislature upon the call of Governor
Vance, ostensibly 10 consider the Confederate
currency, charges that other and more impor-
tant objects occasion the calling OF the session.
1t bitterly denounces the cOnstruetionists
as intending to use the Legislature as a means Of
accomplishing other purposes.
The Raleigh State Journal alleges the discOY.
cry Of q secret political organization whose pur.
| poses are most infamous and reasonable, and
which has doubtless ramifcatiOns thrOughou
made which Will startle the most apathete.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-20

HEADQUAgzERs PRovosr BIARsuAL's OFFICE, ]
EtaHTEFNru DISTRICT OF ONO,

HEADOUARfERs PROvOsT MARsHAL's OFFICE,O
EiTaHTFFNru DISTRICT OF ONO,
CLEVE1ASD, July IA lgG3 !
ALLOWING extracts tr~-1 the laws Of the
Hnliea now in force, - published for
'hs section ~ Of guidance o. ae Il ncerned
ing how the draft shall We eOnduetedi illeet-
g And the person so drawn shall be nOtdey -
the same within ten days thereafter, by WritlSS,
or prinled notice, to be served personally, or b.
leaving copy at the last place Of residence, re-
0uirng him to appear at a designated place OF
rendezvous to report for duty"
Section l3, Of the Enrolment act, contains the
following: Z" And any person failing to report AZ
ter due service Of notice, as herein presenbeu,
without furnishings substitute, or paying the
required sum therefor, shall be deemed DEsER-
TER, and shall he arrested by the Provost Mar
shal, and sent to the nearest military po t JoT
triaL bU eOtrtmdrtidi, unless, upon proper snow
ing that he is not liable to do military duty the
/ Board of Enrolment shall relieve him from the
Il draft"
| The Goth Article Of War contains the following
! All officers and soldiers convicted o.
| having deserted, shall suffer DEATH, or sueI
| other punishment as by sentence OF court-mar'
| tial shall be inflicted
By order of Colonel JAMES B. FRY, Proves
| Marshal General.
FRED'K A. NASH,
Captain and Provost Marshal
| iuIvI6.44e Eighteenth District of Ohio.
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OMMERCIAL.
CLEVELAND nARKKFs.
MORNING LEADER OFFICE, !

HFnuHyrgr1 ruu ovwluu :
SATURDAY. EYEETEa, July Is, 1855. J
FIOur-sales red wheat double extra at S5,2'i su
perne at e. 80 and white wheat double extra at 500
$3.50 for India and Ohio brands.
Wheat-Opsned with sales Of red wheat on tract
at 81, ,IO and free on board at sIIIalll}k; white a
sII3free on board and nevv red ON track At the SAM
since tba New vora- roo-. ,,..,,. t-,,snirsd
e,a,io5 !,
o'i' '"iS oi 'iS'A al 1'0-
SIl0' a. w.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., with sales in o small way ~
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-20

NORTHERN Transportation CoMPARI.-
This line receives larger share of public
patronage this season than formerly, and the
boats comprising the Toledo Line have been
unable to meet the demands of shippers, and
extra boats have been run in this trade dur
ing the past few weeks. The quantity of
merchandise arriving by this route far ex-
ceeds that of any former year, being nearly
sufficient to employ a regular line of canal
boats to transport it to Southern cities. One
day last week three canal boats were loaded
with mOIasses received by the Northern
Transportation prOpellers, and large quanti-
ties of sugar and molasses, and other gro
ceriss and salt in sacks are arriving, destined
for Cincinnati and other points South.
The passenger business also, is largely on
the increase, showing that the travelling pub
lie appreciate the efforts of the managers and
masters of the steamers, to render pleasant a
trip through the Wslland Canal and across
the Lakes. The Northern Transportation
Company run daily line Of boats from Og-
densburg to Western lake ports, touching at
Oswego, Cleveland, Toledo, Detroit, and in
termediate points. They pass up the St.
Lawrence through the Thousand Islands by
daylight, en- into Lake Ontario, through
/ the Welland Canal and Lake Erie, ste, and
/ travellers are allowed to "sWitch of - at the
various stopping places until the next boat
arrives, and enjoy the scenery and delightful
breezss Of the Lake shore.-IoledO Blade,
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FROM: WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, July 10.
There is nothing definitely known about Lees
army. He is making his way to Culpepper sHd
G0rdOnsviile with speed.
The Navy Department has received conInI-
nieatiOn from Rear Admiral Porter dated July
9th, statal that haYl1g received lnformahonl d9-
ted June 2lst, that the rebel General PsIIssppi,
Inoflng n made ali proper disposition to meet
the rebels at such points as he knew to be as
ssailable and that he also sent force to Helena
The brigs Tyler and Hastings were the yes
sells detailed. The object of the expedition was
to prevent the rebels from their design Of NOV
ing on some point on the river, thus cutting or
our transports, and to relieve tieksburg.
They attacked one of the out posts Of ON
trooDs on the 4th inst with theig whole force
and as the works were light they succeeded II
getting possession of a small fort Of four guns
The troops behaved nobly in the engagement
In Admiral POrter's report Price was retreat
iuu torards Alexandria
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FROn WAsHINGTON.

Seven hundred and fifty prisoners arrived this
monin from the army of the Potomac. Twen-
ty-eight officers are included in the num-
Der.
The enrolment of names for the draft will be
completed here on Monday. Twenty thousand
of the first class and seven thousand of the
instances the enrolling officers have met with no
trouble, and in no case has personal vtolenae
been attempted.
1t is thought that only two regiments will be
called for from this district.
Mr.. Whiting, Solicitor Of the War Department,
says the draft in New York is delayed only
while the mob is beng quelled, and that the en-
vor in every loyal State.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-20

EcURsIoE To NIAGARA FALLs.-The To-
ledo Commercial is assured by the managers
Of the proposed excursion to Niagara Falls,
that the steamer Morning Star will leave
TOleoO on Friday morning, the 24tb inst, al
nine o'clock. The movements of Morg, 4
in Indians and Ohio, not having disconcert-
ed all the plans of the excursion, the pro
gramms as hsrstofore announced will be
carried out, with the additional attraction Of
a grand moonlight trip from Buffalo, on the
evening Of the 25th. The National Guards
fine Brass and String Band will accompany
the excursion, and will furnish music dur
ing the day and evening. Tickets for The
round trip, which can be had on board the
steamer, are placed at the low price of s., 90
and on departing from this port state rooms
will be given out. Meals will be furnished
on board at 40 cents each.
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THE RECENT OPERATIONS AGAINST
CHARLESTON.

NEW fORH, July ~
Full details of the operations against Charles
ton are published
I'd to land reinforcements on Morris Island, but
was driven off and destroyed by our gunboats,
and the troops barely escaped. 1t Is reported
also that .he rebel gunboat, Yenturng tos near
our vessels, was captured.
Our losses IN the capture Of the Morris Island
batteries and the attempt on Fort Wagner loot up
as follows:
Seventh Connecticut, 100, a large number OF
whom are missing; Sd New Hampshire, killed.
II wounded 10th Pennsylvania, l49 killed,
wounded and missingi 7th New amPshlre, o
ed Asth New York, 4 killed and 23Woundedj 6zq
Ohio, wounded, 9th Maine, killed, 55.wounded
and 20 missing.
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From COLUMBUS.
Drafting to Commerce in a Few
Days--Six Months Men
to be sent to OlsVe-
land,
ITO the Cincinnati Gazette,l
NoYu,rpus TuIv

COLUMBUS, July II.
Brigadier-General Mason Brayman, Of
Illinois, has been appointed commander of
the drafted men to assemble at Camp
Chase. he and his staff are now here. It
is thought that the draft viii commence in
Ohio within week or ten days.
The Board of Examiners for officers of
the cOlored troops of Ohio, will assemble
soon. The Board to examine invalid Off
GERS, of which Major slemmer of Fort
Pickens fame is President, is in session
now.
Not many officers have yet appeared be-
fore it. All the six months men at Camp
Chase have been ordered to Camp Cleve-
land. The GOvernOc reviewed the Eighty
sixth Regiment this afternoon. He COM
plimented the men on account of their fine
appearance and their orderly conduct,
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TELEG R:APHIC.
1AsF F1TGEF'sDTsPAEGRE1
BATTLE WITH MORGAN AT
SOMERSET.
HE Is DEFEATED WITH THE
LOSS OF 1000 TAKEN.
His Forces Scattered and Driven
Back into the Country.
Our Army Again in Virginia.
ANOTHER UNION VICTORY.
LATE FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE
THE POLISH INSURREOTION,
ROmbaFdment Of Williamson,
FURTHER DETAILS FROM |
CHARLESTON.
LATE FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE
THE POLISH INsURREOTION,
ROmbaFdment of williamson
FURTHER DETAILS FROM
CHARLESTON.

A dispatch passed through yesterday
announcing that General Judah attacked
Morgan and his bandits, at Somerset, near
the Ohio, and defeated him, taking one
thousand prisoners. Morgan attempted to
cross the Ohio, but was prevented by a
gunbOat. His brOther-in-law was among
the prisoners. Judah is pursuing the
rebels, and little doubt exist but that the
whole band viii be captured.
The COpperheads are n mourning
Hurrah for JUDAH
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-20

CAPTAIN DEyIEg is recruiting a COM
pany for the 129th Regiment now forming at
Camp Cleveland. Members of the late bat
tory desiring to join his company will report
atOnce to the captain at his office. Most Of
the men that belonged to his battery are
ready to go with him in any branch of the
service. Captain Deming is good officer
and has the confidence of his men. Now is
the time to enlist before the draft
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POSITION OF THE TWO ARMIES.

INV IUhAl JuIy ID.
The Mereury's Washington special says that
the entire army is back in Virginia.
The enemy IS still in the Great Valley Of Vir-
ginia moving down to Chester and Thornton
Gaps for Culpepper. They have declined to
come through the upper Gaps to threaten Wash
ington, but Keep the Blue Ridge between them
selves and our army.
There is no prospect Of a collision for many
days.
A dispatch in the Baltimore American of YES
terday confirms the statement that our army is
all again beyond the Potomac.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-20

AN INTERESTING REvEEUE DECISION
One of the most interesting questions that
has yet arisen in reference to the Income
Tax has just been decided by Commissioner
Lewis, in a correspondence with the Assessor
of the Fifteenth District of New York. The
gist Of the decision is, that different branches
of business are Independent of each other,
aud that loss, by FIRE or otherwise, sustain
cd in one, does not entitle the party to a de-
duction in the other. Thus, if A C had an
income of FIVE thousand dollars, of which
three thousand dollars was from business
and two thousand from the rent of houses, il
the latter should be destroyed by FIRE, causing
to him loss ofive thousand dollars over and
shove all insurance, he would still be liable to
taxation on tho three thousand dollars re-
oeived from business. Tits also settled that
person meeting with a heavy loss by fire
cannot apply the income from the rest of hil
estate toward making up this loss, and de-
duct from the income of subsequent year.
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TROOPS IN NEW YORK.


The troops from the Forts and Navy Yard
have been returned to their original localities.
Three regiments Of militis are expected to ar
rive this evening"
General Dix arrived this evening.
Generals Wool, Dix, Candy and Governor Sey-
mOur we're in consultation at Headquarters this
afternoon.
The Express Washington correspondent says
that General Grant will soon relieve General
Meade in command of the Army Of the Potomac.
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"THE MINUTE GUARDS. ."-One of the
most prompt and praiseworthy movements
which the apprehension of mob law has call
ed forth, is the formation of the above COM
pany, which is composed of over one hun
dred well known and prominent business men,
none Of them belonging to or expecting to
join the active military. Their headquar-
ters is at Law College Hall, in ROuse's Block.
These men having property to protect in the
business portion Of the city, have organized
as a military company elected energetic and
competent officers, and have rendered their
services to the Mayor, to be called upon at a
minutes notice to assist the civil authorities
in maintaining law and order. We under
stand that the Mayor expressed in strong
terms his qualification at this proof of theii
confidence in him and public spirit.
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CHARLESTON NEWS FROM REBEL

FoRT MOSnoE, July 10.
The following is from the Richmond ENQUIRER.
of July 18th, dated Charleston 10th, and address
ed to General 5. Cooper: We attacked part of
the enemy's forces on James Island this morn
ing and drove them to the protection of their
gunbOats in the StonO, with small loss on both
sides.
The enemy is massrng his troops on Morris
Island evidently for another attack on battery
Wagner tonight or tomorrow.
Three Monitors and the Mortar boats kept up
an almost constant fire all day on Wagner with
little damage and but few casualties.
There has been heavy skirmishing at Jackson,
Mississippi, but nothing Of any great impor-
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UNION VICTORY IN TENNESSEE.

WAsHINGTOE, July 10.
ma9or,General Hurlbut telegraphs from Mem
lphisi July 18th, to the War DEPARTMENT. a. fol.
lows:
The enemy's cavalry was severely punished at
Jackson, tennessee, by Colonel Hatch, on the
i5tn INST. Their loss was 200 killed, wounded
and prisoners. Four hundred eonseripts were
,reieased and $50 horses taken, with more than
that number ofarns -
FROM THE ARMY OFTHE POTOvI
I NV YORK, July 10.
a special from the headquarters ofthe army
Of the POtOmas 18th, says:
The main body ofLeefs army is supposed to bA
between Martlnsburg and Winchester
shlPpensburg, Pennsylyania, special saws:
!ring was heard on Friday afternoon, suPpos-
- 20 De an attack by General Buford at Clear
Prlngs where he was to cross the Potomac.
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EW ApYFRrIsEmENTE.

Gordon. Mcmillan Co.-surars.
Hughes 4 Rocka 'eller-For Chicago.
A. NJ. Perry & Co.-Eew Wheat and Flour.
waddle Co. -Wan:ed
Lewis ". Ford-Master's Sale.
No. 3 Euclid strests-Pianos.
NOtioe-Cleveland Grays Attention
Noties-Minute Guards Attention.
Local Kotics-Eighth Ward ExsmItio
J. B. Cobb q Oo.-Journals and Ledgers-Loca
Soti 9,
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NEw-YORK MARKET-June IS.

COttOn-Continues dull and n minal. sales at
&C.
klOur-OpenCd dull and closed heavy and unset
TED and lO@l2c lower. sales at e55l IS for extra
siate $3.50 10 for extra round hoop Ohio 200
and d. at i6s.
W heHT-0pened heavy and IG2c lover Closed
very dull and unsettled, and 46t5c lower
Sales at SI,G5Gl2i for Chicago Spring: aIl4GI p
ior milwaukee, Club; l2il 25 for winter red W, st.
ern. osed at inside prizes.
Corn -lC lower Sales at 656166c
Uats-Quiet. Sales at 7Uf576c
POrk-UpeDed easier and closed a shade easier.
Sales at Sll62780Il s75a for old mess sI3 50l3 IS
for new do; SO50gl % for old and nUW prime 1850
gl6,OO for new prime mess
Bacon SidFs-DuI and nominal.
Lard-Du and heavy. Sales at 914c for No. !.
Cheese-Heavy and dull. Sales at 9lkc.
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A GERMAN CoMPANY.-The Germans are
endFavOring to get up a company to join the
volunteer regiment now forming in this city.
A meeting is to be held tonight, Saturday
at Elmer's Hall, for the purpose of discuss
ing the subject Messrs Ankele and Am
brOse are taking the lead in the movement.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-20

PosT OFFICE, !
CLEVELAND, June 26, 1868,
Under the new PostOffice law which goes
into operation July 1st, 1868, Postmasters
are peremptorily forbidden to give credit for
postage, drawer or box rent. They are also
required to make oath in their quarterly
statements that they have not given such
credit.
Box and drawer holders are therefore here
by notified that the rent must be paid quar-
terly in advance in all cases. All boxes or
drawers not paid for by the 10th day of July
will necessarily have to be vacated.
E. COwLRs, P. N.
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CIRCULARS OF THE PROVOST MAR.
SHAL GENEBAL,
PRovOsT MARSHAL GENERALS OFFICE,l
WASHINGTON. JulVIS

ICIRCULAR No. 81.
The fourth paragraph OF circular No. A, issued
from this office, July 18th, 1863 is hereby modi-
fed so as to correspond with the opinion OF on.
William Whiting, Solicitor of the War Depart
ment, which will hereafter govern in all cases to
which 1t Is applicable. A person drafted into
the service Of the United States under the pro-
visions Of the act of March Sd, 1868, chapter rs,
for enrolling and calling out the national forces
and for other purposes, may secure. .exeIn ptl95n ten
from draft bV giving Urrnf slisoIl llJs - f'h'F
ed S--if PoE~-,iI snail nave the queS-
ton Of his disability passed upon by the Board
II the Bo3trd snaii have decided that the claim
ant is liable to serve he has the right after such
decision to pay his communication money, or to
furnish his substitute within such extended
time may be fixed by the Board of Enroll
ment for his appearance for duty.
(Signed,) WILLIAM WHITING,
Solicitor War Department.
JAMES B. Fry, Provost Marshal General.
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A New LOCOMOTIVE HoUsE.-The C. s
7. Railroad Company are preparing to erect
a new Engine house on the Middle Ground,
a short distance above the frame building at
present used for housing their locomotives.
The new house will be in the form of cres-
cent, of brick, constructed in the most sub
stantial manner, and will accommodate
twelve locomotives. We shall take Occa-
sion to speak more at length of the improve
ment when the plans have been completed.-
Toledo Commercial.
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New YORK, July 10.
Several more militia regiments arrived home
to-day.
Washington dispatch says that the rebels on
Saturday fred on the steamer George Peabody
with field pieces from Matthias Point on the Po-
tomae. The gunbOats went TO her protection.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-20

The CLEVELAND MINUTE GUARDS will
meet at o'clock this Monday evening for
drill, at the Law College Hall, ROuse's
Block. A fall attendance is desireA.
By order of the eommandant.
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NOTICES.
OFFICE OF assistant QUARTFRWAsrrR !
Cleveland o., J uly Is, 1888.

OFFICE OF AssIsTAST QUARfFRwAsrrR. !
Cleveland, o., uly Is, 1888.
ITO C0NTRACTORS.-SEALED
Il Proposals will be received until 10 O'clock a n
July 18th, 1855 for furnishng FOrsge for The nse ~
the Army a. Camp Cleveland, viz:
0ne thousand QOg0) bushelsOt Oats.
One thousand (l0O0) bushels Corn, and
~, torg y40J tons Of balsd Timothy Ray
He TsgOing articles must be of good merchant
5Dle quallty hey must be delivered in fbe fSifV of
,,sy U4aio at saeh place the undersigned
nuss De accom- panied BY guarantee Of two respon
II awarded to him. 'i-1''
written contracts will be entered into and coptrsc
toIs required to give Bond for the faithful perform
ance oI tne eontTacts. Payment will be made upon
the completion Of the contract,
Ihe undersigned reserves the to reiset anv and
All BIS trat msY be deemed TOO high
Proposals TO be addressed to the undarsienad NJ
OeFeiaDd, Ohio, and endorsed Proposals To- Foraqss
s,,- JOHN o. CRANE
JuyII'44y Captain and Asst Or Master
SS-Herad and Plain DEALER copy I'd
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-20

FIRE.-About one O'Clock on Friday
night the Office of Ira Laffrinier, ship
builder, was destroyed by fre. It was
doubtless the work of an inceAdiary.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-20

Simpson Is, beyond all question, superior
artist ssd We sdTise those wishing to get hns
Iksness 10 call upon him. A visit TO his gal
Iery, No. 95s Superior street, wiz richly repay
botb citizen aod stranger. RQfH
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TNVALID CORPS. 4

All MeritorlOus Discharged Soldiers. z W
Wounded or Disab abled in tha lice Of duty n = II
have the right to join the CORPS OF HONOR and VET
WRANs Pay. &C. same as In antry o. Regular Army,
eToepk bOrnty and pension The right pension Tor
nfeyiOus wounds will still be valid The Corns is 70
X s.ariored in Cities and Forts TILL THE WAR IS
OVER Apply to the Board OF Enrolment for the
C6nqrossional District in which you reside, viii h
viii furns tha MERITORIOUs with transportation 10
nv ofice No Bank-St., Cleveland, Ohio
j. n. CROSS, Ist Lieutenant,
iulyIT-452 And Recruiting fiicer, Invalid Corps
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A SPLENDID solid Rosewood Billiard Ia
BILE, marble bed, (PheIan's patent, with balls,
cues and eue-rack, will be sold at auction by
0. Cutter & Son this day Saturday. at IL
o'clock, at their Auction Room No. lS4 Bank
street. Jyl1:448
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N. Y. MONEY mARKT

NY. MONEY mARKRT-Juiy Is.
lBY TEL EGRAPH.I
MOney-Easy at = cent.
Sterling EXchunEe-LOwer and unsettled al
i26Ol37 fer first class bills.
GOld-Lower and unsettled, opening at 2596, de-
clining TO = and closing duil at 81 {G23A.
GOvernmeht-StOcks-Qu and without deci-
ded change.
otal exports ofspcie to-day $1,000.