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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-13
FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON. March Il Commodore Stewart return
ed TO Mr. Buchanan before his retirement from office his
honorary commission Senior Flag Officer OF the Navy
retaining his original commission as Captain lie saws
this step has been long contemplated looked upon
the distinction conferred upon him designed merely TO
remove the Justice done him by the Retiring Board
which purpose having been accomplished, the object OF
the Law is subServed and he has neither tn ambition nor
the physical strength to take any prominent part 10 the
present complications OF the country and must content
himSe with the perfO of his constitutional duties
The officers OF the army in Washington met at
the War Department at neon to-day, aud, accompanied
by Gen Scott aud the Secretary Of War repaired to the
White House. aud paid their respects to the President
The following appointments confirmed BY the
Senate to-day: Archibald Williams District Judge for
Kansas; VIM. p Dole Commissioner of Indian Affairs
They are both from Illinois.
The municipal authorities Of Washngtos today waited
Mr. Crittenden and presented him a copy Of their
Joint resolution of respect honor and confidence on his
retirement from public life
Inquiry at the proper quarter warrants the belief that
order has yet been issued for the evacuation Of Fort
Sumter.
There are thtyone candidates in Pennsylvania for the
seat in the Senate vacated by Mr.. Cemeron. Among
the more prominent are Thad Stevens wimott, James
Campbell, Richard IeauH, and Morton AcAichael.
LATER.
WASHINGTON, March IA board Of army officers to-
day coucurred in recommending the evacuation of Fort
Sumter. Since their Adjournment it is stated in well
Informed circles that the troops positively be vi h.
drawn by Monday in obedience TO peremptory opinion
Of Gen. Scott
1t is believed that Fort Pickens is not included in this
arrangement.
The Commissioners from the Confederate States have
vet done nothing officially, but are strongly directing
their influence in the direction of peaceful arrange,
rent Their deferred action is probably induced by
desire not 10 add 10 the EXISTING complications, but to
leave the Cabinet 70 untrammeed action in relation to
Fort Sumter
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-13

t,xt-rhe Steamship Roanoke, after com
" and repairing has resumed Der trips on
80 A.,weep New York and Virginia, thus sfordng
ne sos three opportunities week for the iransPSra
poo Of ~ - hardly speak Of these ships; they are
lorS - safe s,aunch and comfortable crafts their
vel 49, are vel known experienced sailors and
eo..tors; their Pursers are well known as polite,
able n., "a accommodating and have such sIsy cay
sio tbe time Of their passengers pass pleasantly,
tho not least the stewards are such perfect mas
and ls, ,S art a esins snd all Of them being well
iers " ~ the words Roanoke, jamestown aud York
nave become the Synonyms of safety, comfort at
'.-,iop and good living.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-13
DICHm0ND CLOsHI.G MsNURAC- "a,

DICHn0ND CLOsBI'G NJ ShURAC- >2a
LII 10sI.--1he subscribers have hand large and IA
complete assortment OF SOUTHERN MANUFACTURED ~
GOODS Cloths CASHIERS and vesng', Of all grades from LII
owing noted mills Creushaw Mills Ri hmond, Va Miller
Co 3 Mills CupeI county, Va Kelley Ford Cos Sils
Fredericksburg Va Thomas Aimee Minis Marion, Smith county,
Rock Llard Mills Charlotte, O. which prepared 10
st the shortest notice. and In the latest and IN
approved styles goods that VII compare 10 every respect with
Northern goos and many Of the CrenshsS
goods equal qua French There be no longer eH
buying goods manufactured Of The state In addition
keep always hand stock Of FRENCH AND ENGLISH
CLOTHS AND ChSMtRS not to be surpassed by any house
city, We have the best q Cutters, and corps Of woTkmen
surpassed by hous, In the Unon with determine
furnish patrons With souen aet
sout South and made South and tru't to be
South determined to do all In
10 push forward Southern Institutions.
SPENCE CAREY.
Clothers ard Merchant Talous,
fe26 Corner Of Main and i8th streets.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-13
IpuCArrON.
OLp DoMINIoN lNsrITTTF:..G9SS OF, :, i.

nLD DOMINION INSTITUrF..-C0R or
FRANKLIN AND sTREErS The second half OF the ses
sion OF school, 1861 81 viii the 10Th offeb
ruary end the s0th Of June next ensuing.
FRANCIS B0GGs has been added TO the Board OF
Instruction. WILL with bis family reside in the Institute build
Ings The MUSICAL DEPARTMENT will continue under Mr.
CHAsEs who will aided by competent assist
gentleman empoyedto take charge OF the class
ALGEBRA others will be TO teach other specific studies
teacher will employed The LECTURES on
BIBLICAL LIrERATURe by Rev JAS DUNCAN will be con-
trued As also FRIDAY AFTERNOON LITE AIRY LECTURES
The PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT. for very small girls will re-
celve the special OF the Principal Of the school
BOARDISG DEPARTMENT will be literally and carefully
conducted every comfort facility viii be afforded young
ladies boarding in the family
expense will be spared make the School equal 10
n In the land for the education OF females.
EE- For further Information, address
lie sHUMATr, Prn,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-13

r,r,rEs-Nrs. BatemAns excellent comedy Of self
..sssn,ed a, the Theatre, Monday night, to a large
.,,-e,iatve audience. Every character was well
az 5sd but Miss BaiemAn as Mary her father as John
,-.. Nrs Phillips a. Mrs. Apsz, and Mr. MOxley as
-, CIios we're Of course, prominently successful in
,er roles We regret that we have not space to notice
.,ssd The comedy of self in our opinion is one
5 best now produced upon the stage, and should be
W-.,,,ed as long as people will 60 to see it.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-13

Arsos, Enthusiastically night last, the "naives"
,s somewhat asiOnshed by the sudden Illumination o.
~, heavens in northerly directon-the FIRST impression
b,r that terrible coyflgration bad broken out in the
country IL a short time this conclusion was banished
nj the brightness recognized aurora display one
a. me most brilliant and dlse We have seen for years
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-13
THE STATE DEBT.
PRESENT POPULATION.

7e STATE debt only $40 s9s H. aud SoiH he last three
years reduced s9959iG So and may reasonably
expect bdt in Ten years Il t0iu become extinct
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-13
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYs.
MANAGED sALTArAUCTIOr

MANAGED SALT AT AUCTION.-on THURSDAY
~ March 18th, at u O'CLOCK Ill sell lot Ct ils
damaged Ball. per DARK Peirea, Of Wornous Jeffrey
arcy brand account of whom may
take place AT Va Towing Co.'S shed on the Dock.
mhi3 -2t CnAs. 7. wORrHAh a co.
BOOTS SHOES AND HATS AT AUCTION
ID on FRIDAY 18th March, will sell A. 10 O'Clock
Auction store 200 BOOTS, SHOES and HATS All
mho LAG n. DAVENPORT, Auct's
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-13

The Agricultural OF Illinois greater than those OF
any The products sent out during the past
ceeded 600 The crop 1860 approaches OO
900 bushels crop yields not less than
bushels
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-13
NOTICE.

VOLUNTEER Officers OF the State respectfully Informed
that beside the bonds required by law be
dsyro the Adjuan General 20 authorize superintendent
OF the Hate AVnory Ia Is arms. Ai ielS-r
ENOEx SALE PREVATELY.--A No. sEAMsrREs3s
u and CHAMBER-MAID. Any one wishing TO purchase will
please call at the American Hotel. jaI2--ts
NlANTED-The subscribers wish employ ave first class
w bootmen and six hands shoes and CATERS both stitched
and channeed Those who capable OF making first rate work
will give employment and good wages Members
the present Society Of Journeymen cordwane need not
ply VII not submit 10 their arrogance and presumption
fell ALEX. HILL A co
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-13
AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS.

The State rapidly filling up with population s6sO25 persons
having added since 1884, making the present population
1890. ratio OF 1902 per cent 10 ten years.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-13
DIyIDEND NOVICE

1lIs B'ARp on UIaLliUks OF IHt N IHMoND FIRE As
81 irtON have declared dividend % lh per cent,
per share profits Of the business the six months
eai1g pas able % the stockho dcs amt 81 e The 18Th
ia.tl-t ROBERT T. BROOKE,
urfr s.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-13

I URINE'S GENUINE FRENCH EN- RACTS
~ for the Handkech; Lubs Soaps, Eng sh Honey, Brown
Windsor aud o'her che Toilet Soaps Toilet Mirrors; liar Pre-
pasaons Of all kds genuine Tortoise Shell Combs; ivory Horn
and India Rubber Combs Hair Brushes TOOTH Nail and other
Brushes In and having all been bought for cash. will be sold
cheap, at JOS LAIDLEY'S
Family Medicine Store,
NH SIGN Of ne Red Mortar 5th AM Main Sre.t.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-13

Tax TrRT-We hear that the proprietors Of Northern
courses will be unable TO present any very attractive
oyr,mmes during the coming spring and summer sea.
-, The Southern horses which are chiefly relied upon
M Al be retained homr and quentlT their races
VII be very tame Affairs. Thus see that the effects Of
tbs secession movement extend themselves the most
minute and apparently remote details Of social life.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-13

YorSs ANEEIcA-Several noisy chaps, who are can
i.te for the honOrs Of college, the diploma Of which
oers more disgrace than honor have been Gagged late
T and the watchmen have instructions to arrest all OF
s wbo are found disturbing the peace and quiet OF the
ct, Young America is warned that the authorities will
s,5rit no longer TO their nocturnal orgies.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-13

VIOUSE KEEPING GG0pS.-we have a full
and assorted stock housekeeping goods, comprising every
thing which Usually called for in the hardware ne which
selling very low for cash, or to puDctual customers
drih T R0BEgTS0N SON.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-13

Ps rise II, dlut-It is madness TO sglect a cough or
cold Consumption NAV follow, and though Dr. Ujstars
Bl,au of HiG cherry the later disease vet the
former disappear AZ once under its influence
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-13
EMORY AND HENRY COLLEGE,

AgRS. PHILIP MAYO will reopen her SCHOOL. al
IVA Sycamore Church. 18th street. between Bread and Mar
shall the nrs Monday In October She will receive all
BOYS Terms $50 per session OF months. jyls u
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-13

POPULATION OF yIEslSlA.-The following is cOmpar-
o7 Of the population of Virginia according to the cen
Turns Of 1850 and 1860:
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-13
RAILROAD SYSTEM OF ILLINOIS.

800 100000 private capital have been expended the
railroad system Of Illinois 1nasmueh part Of the income from
works with valuable public fund lands to
diminish the State expenses the and must
quently every day decrease.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-13
LAW CARDS.
DAVID 8. G. CABELL,

ATTORNEY AT LAW.
RACrICEs In all the Courts Of the counties Nelson and
Amherst He will ateRd TO any law business entrusted 10
ham In the adjacent counties
~ address Tye River Warehouse p o., Nelson Co., Va.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-13
ALBERT MILLSPAUGH,

PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANT
CORNER CARY AND 18Th sTREErsI
RICHMOND, VA,
VA II HOWARD Clart ycrk rop,tv ,osO
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-13
NOTICE.

WAS G MuITTED TO THE JAIL OF THE CITY OF
w RICHMOND, the first day Of 5epe nbe 1850,
way MARY HoLMEt who represented herself At that time
belonging John Marsh Of the county Of Greeuber since
then She Is quite black about wertytK
six inches hish aud portion OF her front teeth
well dressed when committed and has good supply OF
clothing.
ownr she has requested to forward
property pay charges and take her away otherwise she will be
dwet with as n Law Directs
THOMAS Z. DUDLEY,
mh2-6w Sergeant and Tailor Of the City Of Richmond.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-13

KNOWLES n WALFORD
- AGENTS FOR
Life and Tre Insurance,
Herrur's FIRE and Burglar Proof Safes,
Machine Betting, (Leather and Rubber)
heneeiy's Church and other Bells
Dealers IN Cotton and Linen rWines,
$50 MAIN STREET,
q ~. a
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-13
EASTERN AND SOUTHERN MARKETS.

These lands are contiguous railroad 7CO miles 10 length
with other roads and navgable lakes yes
thus sGong unbrOken communication with the Eastern and
Southern markets.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-13
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD COMP.

Ng attention o'the entpsng Industrious portion OF the
community directed to The following aud liberal
inducements offered them by the
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-13
FERTILITY OF THE SOIL.

Nowhere the industrious farmer such Immediate
suits upon these prairie Soils they being composed
Of deep rich oam the fertility Of which by
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-13
TO ACTUAL CULTIvAToRs.

Saes ne Company hare sold 1000 acres Teyse on
" 10 actual ccoy and erery contract contrns
sEt % cicds The road been constructed through These
lands al expense of sS0OOOOOO IN 1850 he population Of
ryRRe counties through 'ohicA passes tods only S9s,
since ,sh 40 1893 haze been a6dd making TIE ho popa
I,io, Sai offA
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-13
NOTICE.

We solicit the attention Of me trade % sale az auction q on
Glr % the uni- the Spotswood Hotel WE'D
DAY ins 10 ~ promptly AZ n O'Clock
al Goods be examined during the o-ns brre the
commences CE ENsHAw WOOLEN COMPANY,
mh2-2 By CEENsif,w Co Agents.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-13

NECROEs-We will sell rs Likely Negroes to-day al 10
20 O'clock PULLIAM 90, Auets,
Odd Fellows ball.
privately. ryli
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-13
LANDS OF ILLINOIS.

No State In the Valley Of the Mississippi offers great Induce
settler the State Of Illinois There portion CT
the world where all Of the conditions OF climate and soil sdmirs
bly, combine produce these great staples Coax and WHEAr
as the PrarIes Of Illinois.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-29
NEW YORK MARKET-JuDo as.

~
FLOUR-Market heavy, unsettled and lower,
With a moderate demand tor export. Market clos
inc heavy with a doEnwar tendency.
E.s5aisO for extra snle; s4,UoaA0e for superhno
Western; q, sOG4,7j for common. TO medium eztra
hoorad ;tLio: E2Na625 for trade brnnds DO.
CANADA FLOUR-MArket dull and common
grades 4 little lower. Sales are 900 bbls atS4,A9
RYE FIOUR-smali sales ct Ss,i0d2sa
CORN MEAL-Market heavy and lower. Sales
A'T WYHisk YIN lair request. Sales are 900 bbls
As9aaERT.Martst heavy, unsettled and fully &c
lower al the close Saloa are 1890 bush chicago
sprinF at T5ng5c; $500 bush. northwestern club at
sxSsse; l2s,OOQ bush Milwaukee slnbat ,'0s;
6yO0O bush choice amber Green Bay at liz; $40 bu
Can ida club at sl,O6; CO 200 bush winter red western
$500 bush white western at SI,2H@l,2+
RYE-Market quiet and nrm. Sales are Loo bu
RIEIEY-Markst dull and nominal.
CORN-Market steady with moderate demand
fer export and home sales are s,2yo
sec for yellow WESTERN CSC for damaged mixed vest
0ATs-sening at asssOO for Western and Cana
P6RK-Market rather more steady for mess and
qniet for prime. Sales are 80 bbls 1t S4i4i9l4soO
kr mess; 81, 7599,s7h for p lime.
BREF-Market dull, with trthius sales a. 800
9S4.6o for country prlmei Sh1GgSsV1 M I8s oSSmlG5
"PRiSiE MISS BERF-Market quiet and nom
BEEF HRMs-Market rules quiet at Sl2,oO9
400.
GTiT RfEATH-Market continues quiet at 44@
SIC Tor Shoulder; 5206&c for hams.
BICON-Quiet and unchanged.
EARD- Market continues dull. Sales $50 bbls At
BTaU5TITER-senins at 7eI2Xo f- ohiOi. 79lSc
CHREsR-Markst steady at 2@7c. as in quail
WOOL-Market dull. Manufacturers are, not
purehasipR 10 any exten Mt either here or In the lnts-
rior. Some further sales Of the new clip have been
madO At the rate Of aV926c. Holders here are not
dI posed to sell the old clip at these hgures, eonse.
queutly business Is checked. We also notice q safe
tf2l.OO lbs California at lS123c.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-29

PRIvATEERIEG AND CONGREGATIONAL Bal
timore paper tells an annecdote characters
tic Of Michigan men, as showing their love
Tor the Union. A private ia the First.
named Rorison, while walking in the streets
Of Alexandria holding a handsome boouet
in his hand, was met by q young lady, a
daughter Of Colonel Manning, of the rebel
army, who snstehed the flowers from him
Remaining Indignantly, as she tossed them
into the gutter, "That is a Union boouet, "
Rorison, chagrined at the ~unladyIike act.
said, Madam, is this the way you would
encourage privatee-ipg and the confscation.
of Union property ?" She replied that it
was, and, if it were possible, al would con-
hscate you also"
A few days after this Rorison was missed
from his post, and, search being instituted,
was found by the Orderly in Col. Manniup's
parlor, costly seated beside the daughter of
the house, engaged in discussing the Union
question and dish of Strawberries and
cream. When taken before Col. Wilcox and
questioned as to his absence, Rorison stated
that he had captured a prisoner, and, when
interrupted by the Orderly, was confscating
the rebel property. The Colonel suspended
sentence and advised him to 20 immediate
ly and administer the oath of allegiance to
his fair prize.-DetrOit Tribune.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-29

IMPROVED NEwsFAFEs BOxEs.-Mr. H. N.
Addison, who has done newspaper subscri-
bers good service in putting up newspaper
boxes, is about getting up q large lot Of
them and making such improvements in
style and putting up as his experience sug-
gssts. They will be stronger, most Of them
having heavy sheet iron tops securely fast
ened on, and good locks. Some win have
glass in the door 50 ihat papers in them can
be seen from the house-quite q convenience
to those Lying far from the street. He fast
ems them equally we'll on both wood and
iron fence, in the best manner to make them
cOnxeniOntan and safe from damage by thought
less or malicious persons. They are what
sTery subscriber should have to secure pa
psrs from stormy weather and petty Rieve,
who have reduced stealing papers, and Then
selling them, 70 q regular business, espe-
eiolly mOrnipgl papers that are lsA early,
much 70 the annoyance Of Subscriber who
often blams a~ifhfulcarriers for not leaving
them. Orders LEFT at the P. o. wiz b.
promptly ettended 70 By Mr.. a,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-29

TE4EKs.-The Industrial School rcholars
had their ride and pic mic on Friday morn
ing. They had one of their most happy en-
joyments, and as Tor eatables, there was
plenty, and of the best kind. We are four
years and six months old, and were fearful
our friends would begin to think we could
take care Of ourselves, and we felt as if we
should be troubled with shot rations. We
visited a few of our friends who gave us
cheerfully; in short, when our wants are
made known our needs have always been
supplied. We feel very grateful to Mr..
Williams for a free ride on the Kinsman
street cars, and to our lady friends who have
ever been ready to make the poor cheerful
by their presence and donations. We thank
also the gentlemen who made short but
pithy speeches. They are worth printing II
space would permit. The speakers were T.
P. Handy, President of the Children's Aid
Society, Rev. William Day, St. Clair street,
Rev. ". Hicks, Rev. William Day, Kins-
man street, and Hon. J. A. Foot. A more
beautiful and commodious place for a party
is seldom seen. That it may never be desc
Grated by wicked and degraded society is the
prayer of the writer. R. ".
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-29

~ The price of the MOaNSo LH4DEl 10
new agents is One Dollar and FiAy Cents
per hundred, and no deviation under any
circumstances.
The postage on The LsADER, 70 New
Dealers, Il One-fourth Ofa cent per copy.
We would prefer that parties remitting
postage stamps should send uaons and three
cent instead Of larger determinations.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-29
alET AGvertisemEnts.
TNGHAM & BRACES
BOOK PUBLISHING HOUSE.

-
The trade OF this Rouse has largely Increased the
past year, both IN Its Wholesale and retail depart.
M nt8. Thsir Jubbing trade IL extended over q large
lumbar OF state; and y tnelr snterRIise 70 adysr
attracted quite . number OF buyers, none before pur-
chasing 10 ouE city. They have adyertisel more ex-
built up their trade accordingly
In several departments Of the Book Trade they
have done an extensive business.
J.. IN TIE SCHOOL DEPARTMENT., By their
arrangements with SrhoOl-BOok publishers for q
term ofyeaIsl publishing editlons eosIeintiE with
them Of more than y HUhDRED VOLUMES OF
Ma ellansous, juvenile and SohOol-Iext books--
Ttis enables them to sell at Boston and n. \. prices.
II THE WESTERNS DICTIONARY sERIEs.-
Ofthe large Wcrcester's QuartO, they have sold over
1900 copies, and many thousands Of the small T
Ones They 6hpply the Western States s. Boston
prices, and ,diIioas sold Hast or West oarriss cut
their IMPRINT.
III. THE SUNDAY SCHOOL DEPARFMkRF-
MesFrs. IughAm 4 Bragg kssp the DEPOSITORY Of ali
Sunday School Puiiishlng Societies American sun
Day school Union, Protestant Eplscopal, Baptist,
Presbyo rian, Boston and New ! ork Tract Socis-
ties, They are furnished at Societies Trices. They
publish edidons Of "rAJbath Bells" sabbath
Books.
sets Of Cornells Outline Maps. LOO Of Pelton's-a set
ofV hieh ought to Ne 10 every SCHOOL, In the country.
". LAW. This firm keep & complete stock OF Law
Textbooks, Reports, Digests, &c.
vi. BIBLES. The Cleveland Bible Society keep
their DepositOry With this Bouse, and they are sold
at sOeiety's prices. In addition they keep q good
variety Of Harding's, and publish an EngliBh sdi-
ton In several styles Of binding.
VII. STATIONERY. For Retail and Jobbing
Trade. 70 this branch Of business especial attsn-
ton is given, and a good assortment offered for Sc
lection at fair prices.
VIII. MISCELLANEOUS TRADE. NV Books
received as soon az publishfd, aud often advance
copies are received before OF red In the Eastern
market
Il fact, all articles usually old b. hrst class Book
and Stationery HOUSES, offered In quantity or At re-
tail iunezg
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-29

MoRISo MAToH.-rhe farmers Of Huron,
Erie and Lorain counties, lave issued a call
for a trial of moving machines, on the
shephane Farm, .hree-fourths of q mile
south OF Rochester Station, in Lorain county,
on Tuesday, the I'd day Of July next, at 1
o'clock P. NJ. We have been assured that
the iron and steel Mower, called the Cuya-
hoga Chief, will be exhibited with many
other valuable machines.
It viii be a favorable time for agents to
exhibit their machines at work, and at the
same time give farmers a good opportunity
70 Judge of the merits of the different ma
chimes. .