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The nucleus of a new regiment has been
started in Albany, the object being to raise
men who are to swear to aEenge the death Of
Colonel Ellsworth and to serve during the
war, each town and ward in the State to send
one man, to be armed and equipped by pri-
vaie contributions. The regiment viii be
known Is the q Ellsworth Association Of the
State of New York"
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ne.tructIOn o. ship Island.

The New Orleans Picayune Of the 23d
ins- has the following startling announce
ment, which is important If true;-
STARTLING ELLIGENoK--DEYAsFATIoN OF
SHIP IsLAND-APPEARAEoE OF A WAR YES
Sci IN THE PASS
HANDsBoRo', Hamilton Co., May %.
At two O'Clock this afternoon the buildings
at the lighthouse and fort on Ship Island
were in light blaze. NIl
A large vessel was in the Pass, with al
sails set, which LEFT rs soon as the buildings
were on Ere. --.
No vessel is now in sight.
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Obstruoting the BaItInOre and Ohio Rail-
road.

The rebel forces have so GOye-nment is
informed, completed their arrangements for
blowing up all the bridges and aqueducts be-
tween Harper's Ferry and Grafton. Their
object in destroying these bridges is to pre-
vent the Northwestern troops from coming
by the railroad beyond Wheeling. There is
no doubt that it is the deliberate intention Of
the rebel troops to destroy every bridge and
aqueduct east and west of Hsrper's Ferry
They have succeeded in precipitating an i'm
mense rock upon the track near Harper s
Ferry, and have thereby not only stopped all
communication, but have locked up at that
point some twenty-five of the finest engines
on that great road.
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It is worthy of note that all the leading
Paris journSls with a single exception, and
that has the least circulation of sny) take
very sensible and friendly view of our Union.
and do nothesitate to brand the aseparatists''
as rebels and traitors. -. -
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Proposed Testimonial TO the Ellsworth
Family.

90 Family.
A commendable movement has been in
sugurated at Washington, to raise fund for
the parents of the lamented Col Ellsworth.
These worthy people are left childless by the
event country mourns, and as the gallant
young officer was their main support, that
country for which he laid down his life will
delight to express its appreciation of his
valuable services, and sacrifice, by not only
rendering 70 the aged authors of his ex-
istence that overhowing sympathy SO grateful
to wounded hearts but by surrounding them
with substantial tokens. .--
The subscription to this fund has been
limited to one dollar, 80 that it may be made
practicable to the patriot of humble means.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-31

The government of Holland is about to
liberate all the slaves in their foreign cole
mics, bat subject to ten years service to their
present masters before the law takes effect.
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: ComfOtr fsr RebsiIIoa- 7Po5.I5,s,,.,-,. Z

A list Of seeded Posthasters has been
made out At the Post Ofice Department. to
(which is appended the amounts for which
they are proven delinquent. Duplicate lists
VA be given the commanding officers Of the
various divisions moving southWard, with
accompanying instructions Concerning the
treatment Of the same. It is stated en- good
Authority, that no class Of men viii meet
win more severe punishment or more sum
maEyl than that which WIN be visited upon
these men.
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8tliIdFrs.

brooks Sc. 3 E. W., BUILD.
Ab ERS. Also nanuiartmers Of Doom, Blinds
saah, Brackeil and ell kinds Of scroli-SaWinR and
Gothic work Particular attention paid 70 Fittino
lp Store. tactorI On Division utrest, near OentTS
BlOok, Cleveland Ohjo, n0l6scll
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8 JENNINGS,
FOR GALE.

Twenty Acres, one mile from City line-good sandy
loan soil. SI25 per aero.
Valuable GraEiRg Earn, In gillcas hby-23l acres
with House, Barn, Orchard, &C. SIS per acre.
Eifty-siX Acres 3 niles from CITY. S35 per acre.
Prospect street, Brick Building for Store and
Dwelling, with LOT tl5O0
Hamilton Street, House and Lot $50.
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FOR SAFE Oh RKCHANGE.

=
Wilson Avenue, House and acrss, with Fruit,
sc, Exchange for Yarn.
Oolamer, 81 acres, with orchard; also house and
one acre, near Culamer, on Plank ROsd. Exchange
for land near st. Paul, Minn.
Valuable Water Power, on the Ohio Canal, 9
miles from City EXchange for City property.
Yarn Of l53 acres IN MillOuRhb5, good House,
Barn, Orchard, Sc VIII sell the whole OF 100 acres
and take house and lot in the city IN part pay
Five Houses and Lot, west Of Erie strest-a good
tenant propertyte exchange for land near the City
and pay differences In cash.
ScOVill Avenue--large tWo-gtorY house and large
lot, barn, &C. Exchange for land In part; balance
on long time.
A handsome Country Residence, in ssudusky one
and halfm es from the Railroad depot. A large,
handsome ana well finished stone house, barn and
IS OF land, with great variety Of choice fruit
to exchange tor improved propertysin this City.
Yarn OF f12l Acres, on Plank Road, l2 miles rom
City, large two-8tory Brick House. ROod Barns, and
Orchard soil sandy loan and muek-a superior
farm VIII take pay one half in house and few acres
near the city; balance on time.
Kinsmaz street, tWo-story House and Lot, 10
exchange for farm and 9 few acres near the City.
Greenwood Street. tWo-storT House and Lot. To
exchange for q farm-
Brick Tavern Stand and l0X acres, on one of the
principal Plank Roads, Y miles from the City; large
and convenient house and excellent land. 70 ex-
change in part for house and lot, few acres
one hundred and sixty Acres Land-in Lebanon
county, Michigan. A per acre.
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Snetiutr Sslfs.

GALE OF GAS STOOK.-NoTICE
e hereby siVea hat there win be sold 81 public
Cleveland, CuyahoRa county. Ohio, on tho lth day
Of June, 1851, between tie hours Of and 4 O'Clock
r NJ, 20 shares OF siQek In the Adrian Gas Light
Company, Ct fiity Dollars each SHARE fully paid p
raid stock IL pledged as collateral security for the
payment Of $50, with interest thereon from April
18th, 1850 AMI will be sold TO pay sail debt aud eK-
psnses OF sale. L, PBENTISS,
Tnay2i,lS6li257 Attorney.
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Arrest q q slarsr Captain.

David R. Miller, captain Of the bark Sarah,
was arrested in New York on Tuesday
charged with citing ont bis Yssssl for q
SLAYER.
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The telegraph viii soon connect the camps
with the War Department, and each other,
and follow the advance column.
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Death ola COLLEGE President.

Rev. Hosea BallOu, President of Tufts
College (UniversalisD at MedfOrd, Mass,
died on Monday last. lE
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-31

WASHINGTON, May "a, 1861.
'fFATHER: Col. Ellsworth was shot dead
this morning. IklEed he murderer.
FRANK"
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Price, 81 per Bottles Six Bottles for IS.

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Prics, 81 per Bottle; Six Bottles for IS.
AYERS CHERRY PE0FoRAL
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| CHAaAcrER1srTo DIsplrcu.-Yo

A CHARACTERISTIC DsPATeH.- Young
BrowneTl, who SO summarily executed justice
upon the assassin Of Col Ellsworth, is evi-
IDENTIFY man of deeds and not words. Here is
bis brief announcement to his father of his
own heroic act;
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The expenses Of the British Museum are
half million Of dollars per annum.
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Also, . o0nltant supplF q Hammond1Tllls strip
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nld q PittsbErgh Railrcad, We can ship Elth dis
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Heass, Barn and acres Land, on Euclld Plank
Road, 4 mile from termination Of Street r. r. 500
Lake STREET. Frame h
Superior St :. :. ...--.-.-----.----....--. 900.
Pittsburg St-Brick House, In sood order 200
Hamilton ST., near Wood-Brick House,. I15.
ROUSE 3 JENNINGS.
mays Real Estate and Ins. Agents.
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SnsRraufR.
FLREACEsPN
INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF OLEVELAED. OHIO.
CAPrrAI, SrooK. s1CO. 600.

In . U Is a N y ~ GOmF y AN Z
OF OLEVELAED, OHIO.
CAPITAL SrooK............s1C 900.
A PUBLICATIONS. FOR INSUR-
-. ANCE viii onls Be received Oh property within
From the dividsnds declared By the Company, the
F!re Department and the Firemenb Belief Fund
jointly particiDate.
ms expenses Ofihs COMPANY being 90 light, The
% % ioS 1lss s-s 10 ts sv s,poupt m
one riah % % S5'oos
DIRECTORs:
william R' RsEt b,ss, 4; =; Iss3ss9Psa sP {smss H
Hiram Pierce. Nv. AarBslllsS, Q. L eSE,
EJ1 s.AstspheEson.
~ ~ Az ~ ~ hAkL. President and Trca51rsr
oFTioH-No i Lymsni g Block, nert 70 rev Court
bonse: =. 2. Bowler, J. Z. Thayer and AadreE
oennett, enrNeyors. e1ale
NEW ENGLAND FIRE AND
MARINE INSURANCE Co.,
HARTFORD, CONN.,
Cash Capital ~ 100000
Surplus 49, SAT-
g
connectod With the Company prDmrtfy ATTENDED to
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nOVT;Rla BOON No. Perkins Building
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Cuaftftioatty.
8sass 6oaaaEg.

MES Il. ODELL, Brass
- ToUNDER AND MANUFAOTURER of
aisW doom fom Superior street, OleEeand, OHIO. a
b prepared 70 fnrnish al ktnd9 o. work 11ed ioi
used fr the Plum bing Brsiness Beer PUMPS Of an
kinds made and repaired Brass Casting done daily
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From WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Feb 27-All the employees
of the Post-Ofiee Department, and Depart
faTewe III t to II" President todav also the
Judges and officers of the Court of Claims.
Dispatches from Texas say the arsenal ut
San Antoine, and some forts in Northern Tex
as have been seized by State troops, and some
cannons at BraZos and Brownsville. There is
no mention of Twiggs' surrender. A rumor
that he had been shot by a soldier is evident
ly unfounded.
The City Councils took farewell of the Pre-
sident to day, and visited Lincoln, who adj
dressed them, saying ho had no disposition or
intention to infringe the rights of any section.
Much of the present trouble originates from
our misunders landing each other. He trusted
when we are better acquainted, we will be-
come stronger friends.
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FUTURE DdYS.
BY Goddln & Apperson, Auct's.

Two E ; GRANITE.FRONT
BYRD. BETWEEN NINTH AND TENTH sTs.,
FOR SALE AT AUCTION We will sell At pub
the 9Th March, Issl, at 4 o'clock P. NJ, the two
Brick and Granite front Tenements. located as
wav. at the annual rent Of 500 Each Of the ten
ments have front Of got feet-one of them runs
on which alley there Is new Brick Tenement.
which rents for fair price. The location of this
property isa good one for business purposes
Both ten eIne nts are in complete repair, and
most admirably and tastefully arranged for a ho-
tel or restaurant, or grocery or dry goods stores,
TERss.-0ue- fourth cash balance at d, and IL
months, for negotiable notes, interest added, Sc
cured by trust deed, or title retained The taxes
and insurance for 1851 to be paid by the purchasers
ter GODDIN 4 APPERSON, Aucts.
EXECUTORS SALE OF HOUSE AND
- LOT oS THE IVES WEST LINE Ss OF sp BETwhE En-
quest of the Ex or CT Eliza Harris, dec'd we shall
sell. at public auction: on the premises on mon
R 9a the 4,h M March dsSl at o'clock r the
Harris died seized, fronting 5ls feet on the West
line Of Sd street, running back 1870 feet
TERMS -One-third cash balance at four and
eight months for negotiable notes interest added,
and title retained till last note is paid. The taxes
''f s to P5SSb 3 hS PSFfERsos Auc
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF YALUA-
PIKE, NEAR TO BAGoN,oUARTER BRANcH.-
l. 'oth MSS ohef, appuIuteu Uy uecTee vi tne
Circuit Court of the city of Richmond, pronounced
On the sth February 1884, in the case Of .Stearns,
&C., against Cul!ingsworth, &c, - shall proceed
to To-, sell at public auction, on the premises, on
FRIDAY the sth March, 1891, at O'Clock P NJ
real estate referred to the bill of the plf $ and
now In the occupancy of Mr.. William Cuttings
worth. ir., consisting of large LOT and most
excellent BRICK TENEMENT, with appurte-
names thereto belonging, fronting on the north
side Of the Brooke Turn pike opposite the resi-
dence of Mr. Vim. Sledd, and bounded on the
south by Franklin street.
TERMS .-One-third cash balance at and Il
months, for negotiable notes interest added.
factorily endorsed, and title retan ed till all the
purchase money is fully paid. Taxes for 1861 to
be paid by the purchaser.
fe Is EATON NANCE, Com'r
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Later fran NIeyiCo.

New ORLEANS, Feb. 25.-The steamship Ten
nessee, Captain Forbes, from Ver. Cruz, with
advices to the 2lst inst, has arrived.
Mr.. Pickett having resigned his consulate,
came a passenger, with the exiled Bishops.
The Constitutional Governmant is
ganiZing fast and successfully.
A circular has been issued to the Sta tes in
structing them TO enter into no more treaties,
and taking that power from the Federal Gov
ernment.
The army is to be recognized.
A liberal scheme of colonization has been
arranged.
The u S man war Macedonian arrived
at Vera Cruz on the Goth The Powhatsn,
Cumberland and Pocahontas, We're about 10
llI
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A uCTION SALE or yALUAHLE ZEAL
s sSP S HEs kES 1yN s ykf YoGSs AS IS
Likely sLivEs.DAs attorneys and agents for
the passties. q public enc;
Estate belonging 70 the heirs Of the late Mrs Eliza
Ann deddfn who was devtsee under the viii OF
M aay y Dax
O'Clock in front Of the State Court House, IN
a 3, I Of ~. Il and a.1 s
young SLAVES, viz; Randall, Robert. William.
Charles and Albert One q these Slaves hs. been
rnent One other has been raised to the house,
capacity s he i. now employed; aud the others are
Tobacco Factory Hands, and regarded equal to
any others similarly employed: .,,<
P. H.. IL shai s.inaSls REAL EsfATE On III. south
side Of franklin. between sth and Mh streets,
the right to bald again-t the east wall Of the ad
Joining tenement, and the privilege Of an alley
there + BRICK School. house, now in III. oeea
pancy Of Mr.. b. W. Cone, under lease OF $50
p%hch ms tho 10 ssSRTs 's To-
long to the freehold. Another portion Of SAID lot
Is now rented for 80 per annnm, thus making
=, And immediately thereafter, say atso,ei9ck Z.
n, on the premises, u lot at the corner Of vena-
side OF vensble street IS feet. running back 80
feet. having thereon a Brick and Framed Tene-
meht, formerly used as store ana Dw6Iunk.
containing about Tw o ACRES, in Henrieo, on the
Meadow Bridge road, near tho residence Of Albert
A. Morris, Esq.
And another lot near the above. containing about
ONE ACRE,on the cross road leading from the Mea-
dow Bridge road to the Mcchanicsyille Tollgats,
and adjoining the Farm of DR.. y. H. Deane.
TEKMs.-For the slaves, months credit, for APP
proved endorsed, negotiable paper, interest added.
For the Real Estate, one-fourth cash; balance at
4, and IL months, for negotiable paper, interest
added, secured by trust deed The taxes for lsei
to be paid by the purchasers.
ia Of G0nDIN Il APPFRg0N. Auct'rs
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BY Gcddin "a Apperson, Auct's.
EXECUTDR,S SALE OF VALT ABL +

Ia 4 : +
IA PRIVATE RESIDENCE on THE VEST LINE
OF srH BETWE ZEN CLAY AND LEIGH STREETS.
At the request OF Mr. William Waller Fulcher
sell at public auction, on the premises. on MON
DAY, the lith March, 1851 at a. o'clock p. NJ
that very excellent and desiraby located Brick
Dwelling now in the occupancy Of Mr. Robert +.
Williams. The lot has front of 90 feet and a
depth OF 1870 feet. The house has about ten rooms,
besides ample accommodations for servants.
TERMs.-0ne-thir cash; balance at l aud .
wears. for negotiable notes, interest added. Sc
cured by trust deed The taxes and insurance
for lS6l To BE paid by the purchaser.
70 G0DDIN appERS0E
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BALTIMoRE, Feb. 27.-Flour dull, and II cents
lower--Howard street aud Ohio ss25; Extra IS. e2.
Corn actiye.mixed 55afsSc. yellow 57rsOc Pro.
visions dull Mess Pork Sl7 25 Lard ioc. Coffee
frm at i2t0isc. Whiskey buoyant ut iset isfc
NEW YORK, Feb. a7.Cotton frm. Flour quiet.
Wheat heavy Corn Ic. l0wer--inixed 6BVI6ste !;
nsw eol9Gelc; Southern white 7afl55e Pork
armprims sic 50arlzss IS. Lard steady al 9a6t tote.
Snpar drIa-M vado 4t915ie. Naval stores
steady Rice quiet. stocks higher-N. Y. Cen
trails soa; Va. IS 77a; Mo. e's s7s.
sales in New York, Feb. 80, Of sa 600 Va. - at
76A
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CONGRESSIONAL.

- COH.rcsslOnals
WASHINGTON Feb 27.-Seadte Mr.. Powell
moved TO take up the Crittenden resolutions
which had been delayed for several weeks
because the Peace Conference was in session,
and he believed there was Il plan on foot on
the mart of the Republicans to prevent any
conclusion by the Conference. AS Il proof of
this he would read letters from the Sena tors
from Michigan to the Governor of that State
advising the appointment of delegates to the
Conference to prevent its action splitting the
Republican party. One of the letters con-
CludeS thus:
"Tbe Union will not be worth a rush without
a little blood letting
Nh Chandler said these letters were sub
stantially correct.
The Committee of Conference reported they
had agreed on the Tariff bill and it now stands
passed
The Army bill was then read third time
and passed.
Communication from the Peace Confer.
ence was read.
Mr. Crittenden moved its reference TO Sc
lect committee, to report tomorrow. Agreed
The Postal Appropriation bill was reported.
sion.
House-A resolution was adopted, appoint
ing a committee TO ascertain if Russell paid
money directly or indirectly, TO the United
States officials, or others, to assist him in OBJ
! tanning Government contracts &c.
The report of the Committee of Thirty
| Three was resumed and several amendments,
including Kellogg and Crittenden' IS, reiec ted
The lst and ID resolutions We're then adopted
| the latter including the force clause. The Sd
| resolution was amended, as follows:
mo amendment shall be made to the Con>tiu-
| ton which will authorize or give Congress the
| power to abolish interfere with the domestic
institutions OF any State, including that OF persons
| held to servitude or labor by the laws OF said
! State
Pending the resolution, as adopted, the House
| adjourned
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Franz Raleigh.

RALEIGH, n. c., Feb. 27.-The Convention
election takes place tomorrow. The Union
clubs are holding meetings tonight There
is considerable excitement. The compromise
sentiment is running strong.
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Death Of an Army Officer.

NORFOLK, Feb. 25.-Major Gwynn, u. =;
Army, died in this city last evening. He had
seen long service in the army, having been in
the Seminole war and the Indian wars in the
West His remains will be taken to Richmond
to-day.