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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-21

CouRT OF CoNNox PLEAs.-The May term
Of the Cuyahoga Co. Court Of Common Pleas
eonvenes to-day at the new Court House,
corner Of Public Square and Park street
The following is list OF the Jurors summon
ed. GRAND JURY.
Nicholas Dockstader, Cleveland; John
Lamphear, Middleburgh; Ephriam Sheffield,
Chagrin Falls; Francis II. Chester, Brook
lyn; Aaron Merchant, Cleveland; William
PrOudfoot, Cleveland; abb Simpson, Par
maj Alexander Topping, NewbuTghi VIM.
Hubbard, BTooklyni Joel Jones, East CleYe-
land James Given, Cleveland NJ. z. Stone,
strongsVille; Anson Smith, Cleveland; Jo-
siah Hunt, Dover; Sheldon Hopkins, CleVe-
land.
PETIT JURY.
Benjamin Lawson, Bedford; Oscar F.
Welch, Cleveland; Albert NJ. Lloyd, East
Cleveland; Taylor Emerson, Cleveland
Otis Bassett, Bedford John Simmons, Cleve-
land Benz. Farwell, Euclid 0zias Fish,
BrOOklynj Lyman Crosby, East Cleveland
Geo. MatheF, do; Ezra Eddy, Mayfeld
Henry Baster, Mayfeld.
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NoBLE AND 6tSkROUs GRT.-The following
correspondence viii be read with much in
terest. It is a noble tribute in worthy cause,
The Firemen's Relief Fund Association is
one of the most useful and charitable socie-
ties of our city and it gives us great pleasure
70 chronicle such an appreciation oftheir or
gsnisation as is evinced in the following
letter: "a is.g 5--..
cLEyELAxD, May Is, 1850.
JnO. s. Stephenson, Esq., Pre't FSrensa's As
soeidtioH. .-.s.-s. a.
DKARSIR: The undersigned, rep
resenting the Insurance Companies interest
ed in the late fire on tue premises Of the
"Cleveland Institute, beg leave to hand you,
for the benefit Of the Firemen's Relief Fund,
the enclosed check for One Hundred Dollars.
This we take pleasure in dcing-as the fire
occurring outside the corp0rstion-the ser
vices rendered by the Department, was as
gratuitous and unexpected as It was efficient
and gratifying. g
'-7l II Respectfully Yours, .'.-l' ',zsi
Rouse 4 Jennings, Agents for Merchants
Ins. CO. Of Hartford, and Hampden ms
Co. Of Springfield. i- l.fa
H. F. Rrayton, Agent Continental Ins. Co..
N.Y., North American Ins, Co, N. Y, and
Republic Ins. Co., N. Y. %. .a- l.,- D
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THR RAcE.-At the match Ut Spring Pond
Park on Saturday, betwesn Crank Leslie
and 'sButchsr Boy, . mile heats, best three
in five for 8 purse Of go; the following was
the result Asta
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-21

BAe0's HoTEL.-Attention Of travellers is
called to the advertisement of Bagg's Hotel,
Detroit. We can speak by card Of this house,
having 'sbeen thar"
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CITY s NEWS ITEMS,
HTOSD1T lT0RNNG, MAY n, 1889.
TRAYRI.RR,s RRQIsTRR.
PLAIN AHD oRNAMRNTAL PRINTING.

tA'7-lN IT n AAhN AAL 7 Is1N t441H'
- Plain and ornansntal printing Of every do
seriFti0n dons At the Printing Establshment Of the
LEADER Oioe on the latest Improved and most rapid
Steam Rossea iRte best STYLE on short notice, and
at reasonable rates. Particular attention paid 70
blank work. EVery descriptiOq Of Binding done,
especially Blank Books, Ledgefss Journals, Sales
Books, Reoolging Books, 6c., &c
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FROM LAKE SUPERIoR.-The screw steamer
Northern Light, Capt. spalding, arrived in
port early Saturday morning. From her of
ficers we have some items of interest. The
Light is the first Cleveland boat making the
round trip, the following being memoranda
of the trip: ~ a.i @ ,
Left Ontonagon Monday, 14th propeller
Fountain City was at Eagle HarbOr, bound
up. Tuesday, met propeller Iron City bound
to Copper HarbOr from Portage Lake; at
ontonsgOn were propeller Marquette, bound
up; sehr Ethan Allen loading ore; propeller
Gen. Taylor was off Grand sauble. Thurs
day, schr Mary Collins was in the saut Riy-
er, bound up. Friday, schrs Cortland and
Midnight were in St. Clair River, bound up ;
schrs E. NJ. Peck, Lookout, and Eliza Logan
in tow of tug Morton, were in st. Clair River,
bound down also sehrs Marquette, Robert
Emmet, and Corinthian, in tow.
The clerk, Mr.. BAIRD, furnishes the follow
ing abstract of cargo: eopper-from Isle
Royal mine 275 bbls i2 masses, 1Sl, ,12s Ibs +;
Revere Copper Co, l25 bbls, 50 tons 1873 DIS.
Fish-2SI bbls and half bbls to Hanna, Gar
rettson 4 Co.; and 222 halfbbls to other par
ties with large quantity of hides and sun
dries. ac %. 1" .lhs 1..t .a. n
The Northern Light leaves upon her sec
Ond trip up the Lakes this Monday evening,
from Hanna, Garrettson 4 Cos dock. - ID
For the log Of the steamer North Star and
further Lake Superior news see marine col
umn.
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NEW ADYRRTIsEnIENTs.

Ticknor 4 Fialds-Aiiantie Monthly for June.
Myriok 4 Cady y-Boston Brown Bread.
r. MeDoHAld Oo, ,-Bagg's Hotel, Detroit.
Rouse 4 Jennlngs-DWellings for Rpnt. ..
smith, EEekisl Blnhd-Dreas TRAININGS, &c.
Rsttberg HausmHEn-Lacs Mantillns and cape1
Academy Of Meslc-Banoft Of Mr. P. RiehinRs.
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~ For the best qualities of segars, To-
baOco and Snuff, go to B. G. Dietz, Ut supe-
rior street. A
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-21

Szs- Fine Silver Tea Sets, Forks, Spoons,
Cake Baskets, Castors, Napkin Rings, Labels,
&C., &c. A very large stock, and all war
ranted of the best Double Plate, can be found
at FoeG, ENsEoRrz & Co.'s,
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PETIT JURY.
BUSINESS NOTICES.

~ See advertisement Of Dr.. sanford's
Liver Invigorator
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sR- For TsIssraphis, Market and Marine
News see Fourth PAGE. 2
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sTLK q ROOLEN pFETNG.

CLEVELAND CITY FRENCH
N pTEING AND CLEANING ESTABLISH
CleFsispd, Ohio Silk and NsPlsn Goods Of oFsr1
description colored and cleaned graps ShaEls Las
I,urfsfns Taiiesi q Gentlsmen s-EF earing rrsTsl
saa KID ticges, cleaned Straw Goods bleac6Sd a.
e0l0red- Bolset Plunal elaanes dyed and curlsd
lnaTis.le6 FREDERICK CYRIAX
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4faal Aptites.
5. W. gvsnErF / pEFORR G. B. TTB-

M. y 1Gor7oS. ID BITS, J. p Of Cl.v.l,-,
fewnship, Cuyahoga county, Ohio. On the - 49,
a Nav is60 I'D ustice issued order of sftaeS
rssllt i ths aborlf cct0n for the sum of thirfs.-
$50 dollars Mi ca sef f5ren the 7st daT =
June, 1850 at o'clock r. y.
Cleveland, Nay n, l860. mayl6.33s
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NoRToN's OINTMENT

BALTARHRUM AND sCROFUAAi
Permsnontly cures scaldhcad, RinQEorms, and all
Itching Rrupsions oftha skin.
ghis Ointment penstrStss TO the basis Of the dis
easSois % ita very sourco-and cores from the osh
hsnoath % the skin On tho surihee. SOld in large
dlass bozsu, prios oeoeuts.
Prepared By aEaRRf GORFos, Proprietor, New York.
DepOt 81 PENFoLD. PARKEA 3 hOWER's, No. Is
sod y STRONG ARMSTRONG. Aha
HoLLoRATs Pnrs AID OnrNENT.-Cuta-
nsous Rrupdohs such - Riotchss, Rimpllss, Bolls,
As., quickly removed b. short course 0f thess
FSmsaies. Tho Ointment gives cleAFness and trans
pareneE % Tie complexion, while the Pills puriS the
hloOd Of al those humors which otherwise seeking
outlet fosos themselves 10 the surface and dsdgurO
The be and neck with unsightty blOtehes, plmplss
Ac No t5llotts table should bs without this EHlua-
bls oihfmsRt
sold by sl Druggists, al lao sse,, and 81 Per box
er pct maZl6lE.
aTHz WAY OF TRASsGREssoRs Is HAN" -
below the counsel and bed the sviee contained IN
shs Vork, HUMAN FRAILTT, On PHHsIOLO0IcAL kH-
aARcHnap Il tTeati Of the eF sfscts Of early abuse
ana indulFsnes is embslishsd with elaborate color
Cd saFru1tnes portEaying every sture and phase Of
disease, exposes the iallscy Of the ordinary modes
sdOpted for the cure Of local well a. hereditary
naladies, and gives the only safe and lRfabls rem
ady or szpuasing every trace Of the virus from the
lyutsm.
eold b DR.. BkREoW, lai Bleeeker street, n. York.
PTioe 3 cents, sent free.
sod als5 By GAfLoRD a HAMMOND and VIZ FIsxH,
Druggists, Cleveland. msyl6:lW
~ DR. ]. HosTErrRRs CHLEsRATED sToM-
AM BgFFKRs 4 one Of the greatest Strengthening
preparation extAnt. 1t ltsespseiAly adapted 70 those
NhO are sfiieted with the Fever and Asue, or any
PthsR dinsase arising from dsorasred condition Of
The digestive organs. For ths Fever and Ague thsrs
3 perhaps medicine in the world equal to IT, Il
sptsEs, pnrhes and replSniahes the blood, which is
g Important 70 bring about healthy action in dis
tases OF this nature The Bittsrs ars among the
most popular, and ct the sans time valuable specif
les IN tbs medical World. In recommending it to
The public, we are tnlIy conscious Of doing thsm
Srsot SERVICE knowing e We do. their many sxesl-
lsnt quatiss and sure and Epssdy action in all
Wsrs the disease s caused By irregnlarty Of the d.
0stiFs organs trial win sufloe for the most sksp-
Zeal.
Tor sala BY Druggists and dealers generally every
where, aad By HosFEErER SIXTH, Sole ProPrie-
tors, 8 Water and IS Front streets, Pittsburgh.
mnvig.fW ..an af.H
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TTNION ICE CO.. CLEVELAND,
s ~ u OHIO klLPEEH3 q 0AhDAEk, DsaleTs
q Rurs Spring Pend 1CE, VII supply Iamili1s, HO-
-, Eoat1, Gc e. ell times, on ahort notce 9no On
fB NOT reasonable termB. All ordsrG len ct No. %
Far atrn1t, lte g. Clair street, or boL 1851 Post
- g. CHAMP. Agent,
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- ~ 49,
N. b. soLoMONsON.

PRACTICAL AND SCIENTIFIC QRTICIAN.
Ess fhs larrs1i assogtment OF the most approved
kis6S 81 BPEoTAcLEs. All his Glasses, Whstber
aoF nssr: OF hE sighted, are ground undar bis own
tnupsston, By Dsehinsry Of new conStraction With
ta 1raat.g care 90 as to suit the eyes in eli cases
100 RsakDesg, DiEElnass Or lna nation Of the
cyS1 and nparfng strength for long reading Or hns
II sotoHonsoN wouId hors inform the
rais nat hs never employs any one In the ssle q
~. = spised did ss,ortmeut Of SPY GLASSES,
- y ist9 COMP ASSES, &c., KEPT On hand.
~ AnIlElCIAl, E1As Inserted without r1in,
--'.' 10. 81 eUPgRIOR fTRHRF Z
fhfT EelE logg.a efocfeII ftq7e.
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1gaMg.

) = B. JACKSON, SILK AND
% WOOLEN DYER, No. III, Pearl street, West
Side. 0Gce No. 20 Bana street, Harris' Block I've
doors aGrt.L Of st. Clair street. -
ShaEls q every variety cleaned or dyed Gentss
Garments sleansd or dyed Without being taEsn
apart. Once oPgn from 3 o'clock A. M till 9 P N
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lThe following article was written for pub
LEGATION week ego, but was mislaid among
some other papers and fOEgotteR.1 .1iJa
POLIFIoAL DlsoUssIOE IN RUctID.-A series
Of meetings for tho purpose Of political dis
eussiOH upon the great topics of the day,
have been held in Euclid, "A. McReynoldasd-
Vocating the principles Of Republication,
and Mr.. Humphrey being selected BY the
Democrats as their champion, The meet
ihgs were well attended, and much interest
was manifested in the progress Of the discus
sion. Those who were present inform US
that the result was a grand triumph of the
Republican cause, Mr.. McRsynOlds com
pletely refuting all argument put forward BY
his opponent, and sustaining his own posi-
ton by a strong and unanswerahle train ofar-
gument. The Republicans of Euclid are en-
Chusiastic over the victory Of their able
advocate, while the Democracy has but little
to say. Euclid will give good account Of
herself during the campaign, and at the bal
lot boxs -,...-.a g.. G.55aiI zl1.
The DIscUssION AT EUcLID.-- Eds. Leader
see in the Plain Dealer of the 18th, headed
''That Public discussion in Euclid" signed
Euclid, !" several glaring falsehoOds, that I
deem it my duty, as a member Of the Euclid
Club, to correct. First, Mr.. Humphrey did
not lead in the discussion. The Euclid Club
invited A MeReynoIds to give them speech,
which he did. At the close Of the speech,
Mr.. Ira Crozier asked if he might find man
to answer it. This was agreed to. Mr.. Hum
phrey was named, and Mr.. MeReynolds fur
nished Mr.. Humphrey with the charges
against the Democratic party. Mr. Humph-
rey then followed in the debate. Mr.. Nc
Reynolds replied, which, according TO par
iamentary rule, was his right. Thus fslse-
hood No is nailed. ls-ls
The Republicans did not give the challenge.
Mr.. Crozier, by asking the privilege to hear
his man, regularly gave it. FSlsehood No.
is nailed. Euclid" says dMcReynOlds
Uamoossd the ranch by saying Ii at he would
debate no further" This is most glaring
falsehood. What Mr.. McReyn nolds did say
was this, that he thought it was useless to
discuss the matter further until the Demo-
cratic party had a platform and nominee
upon it. To use his very language, Mr..
Humphrey had been dodging from Buchan-
an hole to Douglas hole for several even
ings, SO it would take all the birthstone in
Euclid to smoke him out. But when they
got their platform and their candidate nom
mated, he would discuss the subject with
Humphrey or any other man, until the sham
democracy would cry enough. Mr.. Mercy
nolds still stands ready to fulfill his word
Thus are found three falsehoods in that little
paragraph signed euclid" sa
A MENaER OF THE EUCLID REP. CLuB,
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An Of the above Goods We shall offer at prices that
defy composition.
LADIES DRESS GOODS,
Comprising al the new styles Of GRAY Goods Bsrar,
AngliS, P0plnetts, Bsrages Esaoyias, Chaliiss,
Dreassllies, Jaconsts, 0rgandles, Musltns, &C.
Robes 5 to L FlOunoes.
SILKS, SILKS,
Fancy and plain, at 2S per cent less than cost OF
Improvisation.
Prints, Ginghams, &C, Hosiery, Gloves, Mite,
WHITE GOODS, OsoE0rY kind and description
-.Il5a eIL1-
PARAsoLs, PARAsOLs, sas.
srt l
n.S' RSPS' II. ias i9s 9ai9 9Pf h ' 4ss s sss St
500 sI .l
ThOmpsOn's Superior Crown skirts,
Also, several other makes, which we offer at the
lowest possible figures. -
DOMEsTICs OF ALL KINDS,
None chseper T fage
MARBLE BLOCK, i9al7f
ns Superior street. Do z7
~ ---1 - =" = q EASAOH'
LOOK 20
DLACK SILKS WORTH 12u1-2
X &C cents, @ S ceiling ioE 2 cents per yard y
SHERWOOD & OAKLEY.
.tl LOOK L00KiIo l
10 0O0 YARDS "A BIEACHED
1O,OOO MUSLIN, worth y cent, sailing fors
SHERWOOD & OAKLEY.
LooKl LooKIl LO0KIlI
< mn YARDS OF FINE DE-
wv LANES, worth. 25 cents, selling fos
l2l-2 eents peryard.
SHERWOOD & OAKLEY.
LOoKt LOOKll
: 600 YARDS LAURRLLk
wv CLOTH, worth IS cents, selling for 8
cents Per yard. sG
SHERWOOD & OAKLEY.
-
-a Hha L00Kto vldsH s
< nm COLORED BRILLTANTS.
" SOOO worth 10 cents, selling for 10 cents psf
SHERWOOD 8 OAKLEY.
LOOKll- -. 70
GHINTZ BRILLIANFS FOR
~ Il l-2 cents per yard -FoIis. ~ !
SHERWOOD & OAKLEY.
4. L0OKuI
K 000 YARDS GINGHAMS
OsOOO worth IS cents for I2 l-2 cents per yard
SHERWOOD 3 OAKLEY.
GILKS. SHAWLS. BEREGEs.
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@. superior nd seneea sts
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Terms s ufs4s::ss =: s:i y
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szsts 5zzl1 - q ee. sI. 3. !.
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An Of the above Goods shall offer at prices that
DEFY competition.
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. TVS WAY OF TRLSaGREssoRs IS HAM

sold by an Druggists, at a1o, sse and 81 Per boz
or pot. mayl6;lY
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FoeG, ENsFoRTH x Co.'S,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-19

Lady Jane Franklin, relict of Sir John
Franklin. arrived in this city on Friday last,
from Washington, accomp mpanied by her niece,
Miss Cracroft and a female servant, and took
apar tmen Is at the new Spotswood Hotel She
is a pleasant lady OF IS or 20 years, and of
SEaall stature. Her object in visiting Rich
nond was merely to inspect the different
monuments ETC., in its vicinity. Having no
acq quaintances in the city, Mr.. 7. w. Hoenni-
ger (the manager of the Spotswood Hotel,l
escor ted her to di derent points where the best
views were 10 be had. She visited Church
and CANDLES Hills and Hollywood Cemetery,
and expressed great delight at what she term
ed the truly magnificent spectacle before
her, remarking that il resembled very much
the English city of Richmond. At Holly
wood, she eyinced much interest while in-
specting the different monuments, and re-
mained at the tomb OF President Monroe some
fifteen minutes, making memorandums OF
everything she saw and had pointed out to
her.
On Saturday afternoon, Lldy Franklin WIS.,
tied the Capitol, accompanied by MI Hoennt-
GER where she examined ith interest tina an
tiquities in the building as also the Wash
ington and Clay monuments on the square
That evening the lady was telegraphed ny Mr..
II. Grinneli to proceed Immediately To New
York as the steamer in which she had en-
On ged passage is TO sail on "Wednesday instead
OF Saturday next. She left here yesterday
morning for New York, where she will sail
for California, by the way OF Rio de Jnneiro
and Cape Horn.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-19


Mr.. Ten Brock has won f2 600 in a mate b
between his American colt Umpire and a
horse named Tom Bowiine. Tom BowIine
had previously beaten the winner of the last
Derby.
An old quarrel between Anderson Davsn.
port and CoL james Critcher, of GuuterviIIe
Ala, was ended on the 9th inst. by the deat
OF the former in fight with the latter.
Elizabeth Anderson and Elizabeth Thorn o.
son, TWO conrtezans, have been arrested a,
EaiTnont Va, for placing distractions on the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad track
The barn of John Churchman. in Augusta
co, Va, with carriage, agricultural impIe-
Inents, &e., was burnt on the l4th inst; loss
$1,000
Daniel Coyne, native of New York, is said
10 be the weaithiest merchant of Athens
Greece, having accumulated fortune OF
o6 coo 00O.
WiIiSughby H. Staliings, residing near
Warrentop, N. G., was killed on the 18th
lust, by the accidental explosion of 8 pistol
he was handling.
Blondin is going to give up rope. walking at
Niagara. lie offers his house, lot. aud All his
belongings there, for sale.
Miss Jane q. Slartin has been appointed
keeper of the Marblehead light, vice Ezekiel
nariing, resigned.
The Mayor OF Portsmouth, Va, has ap-
pointed the 29ih inst, as y day Of thanksgiving
in that city.
AbC ssCotAot Aiteh ofoy, eUGdG60 IN the Ma
nawha River trade, was sunk in the Ohio las I
week. Loss Sl3OUO. &
The telegraph advises us of the sudden dea tb
of Rev. DIR. Eigar, OF Nashville, an eminen I
Preshy terrain clergymen.
It is estimated that siuo 600 changed hands
Ia Bestoa on the defeat OF Burlingame.
DIR. J. w Weolen, editor of the Washington
IN C.l Dispatch, died ON the I2th inst
Jacason, tfiea In Fluvanna county. Va, foI
ssooling r. +. Sedy, has bv.u aca uiLtsd
s. M Frlmyer was drowned ia Ranoa,,n
mock county, Va, few days since.
fsieL StaJ sesant, an aged citizen Of Nsx
York, died on the iSih list.
day.
lion, Ed, IL. Cook, probate j udge Of Low pdss
sv1aty, Ala, died on the 10Th iast.
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Desperate Charaetsrs-Last spring, number
OF burglaries were committed ia this city, md
four lads, the oldest not over eighteen, We're
arrested for the offence. After being ex aaa u
ed before the Mayor and the Hustings Gasr t.
they were sent on to be tried for felony. bssoGs
Judge Meredith as the Judge of the Hustiuga
Court had not been elected. When called be-
fore the Circuit ] dge for trial, some few days
since, the uestion OF jurisdiction was raised
and TO avoid all difficulty. they Were remand
ed to'the Mayor, to DO again heard aud sent up
for trial before Judge Lyons. On Saturday
last, in conformity with this decision, Will
liam Martin, charged with breaking into the
store-house of FOR er, Ho-ner & Harris, on
the Goth OF May; Thos. Wilkinson and John
Lipseomb, charged with breaking into Thos
g. Words store on the night OF the LIST Of May;
Lipscomb b. charged with breaking into Henry
Miller's shoe shop, and stealing shoes-were
examined before the Mayor and remanded for
further hearing.
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THE ROMANCE OF RASCALITY-S19 300 worth
OF JeWeIry mas been taken from a gentleman's
dWeiling-house, in New York in broad day
While the fanIly were in another apartment
Soon after The robbery was made known to the
police, they arrested three youngmen named
Joseph Schallis, Samuel Mossop and Frank
SWaZey, VINO were remanded for a nearing 1t
some future time. The subsequent efforts of
the officers to ferret out the guilty parties and
recover the stolen jeWelry led to the discovery
OF regularly organized band of thieves, who
nave their rendezvous in small obscure room
in stable in Second street. E. d. The band
consists OF ten men bars, who are regularly
enrolled and banded together for stealing
They nave written constitution and by laws
and set OF rules, deflning each mans duties
and privileges, and the obligation OF each to-
ward the other. number of well planned
schemes for committing larcenies were writ
tel out. One OF their favorit plans tor pro
curing information regarding houses they in
tended 10 visit, was for one or more mem bers
of the club TO go round with .rniture polish,
and Offering II for sale at soma houses of re-
spec able appearance, they would propose to
exhibit the qualities of the article by renovat-
IN & any piece of furniture in the house that
the inmates We're willing TO have experiment L
ed upon. In this way they would pick up q
| great amount OF Information that they would
| subseq uently turn to good account. A num-
Der otcitiZens who Lave been robbed within
the past few mon tbs can now recall to mind
| the previous visit of q vender of furniture
| polish. Five Of this band-including the three
| already named-have been taken into ustody
| and committed for examination.
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the dav or two past, to urge them to preach
discourses on Sunday next suitable to the
crisis. The hope Is, that words of concilia-
ton and kindness from the Northern puIpit
viii help TO restore kindlier feeling at the
South.
Twelve hundred kegs Of powder and eighty.
Tour boxes OF ammunition, were shipped to-
oaY 10 Charleston $. O.
a private meeting of some twenty of our
leading citizens was held last evening, at the
New York Hotel, to take into consideration
What measures could be adopted towards al
laying the excitement which EXISTS in sevaral
OF the Southern States in reference TO seces-
sion from the Union. A committee was ap-
nointed 10 draft resolutions for future meet
Ing ~
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EfALL AND WlN1Ek CIOIAfNG.--Th The
attention ot the cltlxens of Richmond and the
pubic general ~ respectiaIly called to our large,
varied, and complete assortment Of Gents and
Youths CLOTHING aRe FURNISHING GOODS,
all OF which were manufactured BY us, with a
of pleasing the great diysrsities of taste in
regard TO dress. We hattsr Ourselves that the
sty 10, 1T, and durability Of cur gafments are nm
sur passed By any house in the city. and that our
advantasesi in manaiaetuting clothing are such a.
not oe eauailed. HAVING made more sxtensiya
arrsngements this season Tor the supply OF the
great demands Tor Clothing than ever helore, we
hope 10 receive latke support from all in want of
arneles Ia our branch of business, assuring them
ai! that we will do them Justice
We are also prepared 20 mako TO order any aItl-
Gle of Gents Wearing Apparel. At short notice.
NOAH WALKER & CO.,
(hranoh OF baltimore Mousse
los. corner Man aud lSth or Peari ais.