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souIHHHAERs sihLisa WASHINGTON.
I have good authority for saying that ex-
treme Southern men have been for some days
past engaging rooms in every quarter Of the
uity, until after the 4th of March--tha object
being, Of course, TO food the city with oppo-
nents OF the new Administration, and in case
Of trouble, 10 assist in the riotous proceed
ings 1thas btcome knoFn beyond Doubt
as intimated above, there il a pfeconeerted
movement among the Secession members 70
remain until the close Of the present session,
TO staYe of the Army and Navy Appropria-
tion bills. Il was 50 declared by prominent
Secession member Of the House to-day. As
q sst-of, many Republicans and the Presi-
dent have received assurances from many
Northern States that they viii appropriate
and loan the Federal Government all that is
necessary to carry on every department OF the
Government.
Mr. sHERMANs OPINION.
While Mr. Sherman, Of Ohio, in the caucus
OF Border State men, opposed the proposed
Constitutional amendment restricting Con-
gress from sbolishing Slavery in the District
Of Columbia, he distinctly declared himself
against such abolition until after the State of
Maryland shall have become free. BE does
not object to a legislative declaration of hos
tility TO any such course by Congress, and
would himself vote for it, but he was not
willing to sustain any new Constitutional
guarantee for slavery.
Mr. Sherman argues that Maryland ceded
her portion Of the District Of Columbia to the
General Government for the National Capital
and that it would be in bad faith TO her TO dis
turb her domestic institutions, by making the
District free so long as Maryland continues to
hold slaves-but be sees no good reason for
embodying this view into a constitutional
amendment which was not asked as con-
dition of the cessiOn.
RUSSELL VS.. THOMPSON.
It is understood that Mr. Russell, after be
is released, will bring an action against Sec
retary Thompson for defamation Of character
and false imprisonment.
ACTION on THE FUGITIVE BILL.
The COMMITTEES of Thirty-three held long
session to-day, and considered Mr.. Nelson's
proposition to change the Fugitive Slave
law, which finally passed, only few voting
against it. It's provisions are TO change the
present law so that the slave shall be deliv-
cred over by the Marshal of the District into
which be escapes to the Marshal of the Dis
trict from which he escapes, the United States
to pay the expenses, and furnish witnesses
and competent counsel for the slave--he to
have a regular jury trial. 1t repeals the
clause. neeessitating the people of Free
State to assist in slave-catching, except as II
posse comitatus It makes mere stringent
provisions against assisting or melting TO es-
cape, and virtually removes all cause for the
Personal Liberty bills. It was generally
supported by the Republicans-only Tappan,
Washburn and Morrell, Republicans and
Phelps, Of Missouri, and one or two other
Democrats voting against ii. Only about
half q dozen Southern men now attend the
meetingDf the Committee-all the extension
lists having deserted. anr
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FRENCH

Collot'B Dramstio French Reader.
COrinno, By Madame De Btaal, Paris edition.
D EiYas, EsnentsTI lranal Rsaa-l.
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@ahinEt aEarf.

nANIEL ". DUTY, CITY UN-
DERTAKER, keeps on hand large stock Of
an kinds and Btyles Of COFFINS5 embracing great
variety Of his new style Of BURIAL CAskGIs, all
n the stats- No ss Erie street, ClsFeland-
ianI782tdaW
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THF ILLUSTRATRD LONDON
77.73 p 8partlina

DOARDING HOUS EFT n Z
y HOUSE, No. q Public square, and 1y
Stone Church,-one Of the pleasantest iocationl
the city-has been thoroughly repalreds eno 70 noA
their own rooms can Be accommodated with arg
and convenient rooms and ged-roonal and slnslf
datioua on reasonable terms. Helerenoes gwen anc
rsquirsd. lgep6-is50sR20l 3. W. BU8kAI1.
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aFTants--go 8Firare

WANTED-A PARTNER WITH
w cash capital of from $50 to 81 0oo 70 engag1
in a staple business thar all pay from 'n0 g. so
cent profit. for further inlorm tiou, address q. A.
c. Austin, Post Once. Cleveland, Ohio.
Cleveland. January s, iS6I- ian73i8
II OST.-A BOX OF JEWELRI
4 con faining a Neek lace marked with name; as
q Bad Purse, con tainiuE a small sum Of mnney
Any one finding the above may End an owner hy a. /
plying 10 u Z. LUCE
ians-sl6 G. 3 r. =. nfHe
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PHYsIoLoaY.

Cutters First Book in Physiology.
Caters Physiology and Hygiene.
Goodbye Vegetable and Animal Physiol0gF.
Hitchcock's Anatomy and Physiology.
Hooker's Hzman Physiology.
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LOLA noa7Ez.-A New York correspondent
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-10

Il is said that Hon. John A. Dix, now
Postmaster Of New York has been summoned
to q seat In the Cabinet I0au
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Sealed proposals viii Be received st this qllcs
i9tii ne 10th day Of January next a. " o. clock H.
tr baflding bridge over the canal near ne loAt4
or 1liulzsris Greek. in indCpendeea-
The work to be completed By the lst day Of June
fsIans and spscifcations for the work nay 1s 1lsl
Il 'fhTs gfIicIs ou. aud after the 1gth !. So.
Tno Commissioner reserve tle rlenl % allall o.
reject any bids By order of the board
WILLIAM FULLER
Clerk.
OFFtoH or Tbs COEulsg ioNBss OF Cuf Auo2A 70
Cleveland, December 5 loio-
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8r0posala.
CoVTTcT TEBOR FOR HTRE.

OFFICE ONO PEEIrEsIIAaT,7
Columbus Nov I'd, ls6J.
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE
- received at tho Office OF the Ohio PeuileltilrI
Until Monday January 2lst, i65l a. O'Clock p. -
for the labor 81 from One Huucrsd to one Hun11el
and Tv1ntv-fvo Couricts IN this Institution tor I've
VearS Shop rom furnished and discipline main
taipsd At the expense Of tine STATE.
Bidders viii specify tie kinds Of work. th1 nsrlar
Of men, and the price per day for labor.
Bids by persons not contractors VII De- consl1elal
for nIlv business not now carried or in the Rrao1;
and rom present contractors, fer their present hus
RES and for any ether not In conflict With ne laws
OF the State, existing ccntre9i tne llfaQrl re-
viii best promote the interests Of the lnstltullo1
and CONFLICT tie lest with the mechanical interests
OF the state.
No BID received for less than %, oc mora than .
men IN any one contract Successful odasls @ give
satisfactory security r A. EhA4 lAo-l
THEu. CUhSIolhsl b lrl1l.
n MEHIUN. rDlrector8.
~ pAn@rNE unrI.a.
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35otel6

DAGG'S HOTEL, DETaOTT.--THI.
O8ntral and Grand IflTl5f III, iI..it II
ne re S3qins st 81 Ne Cleveland sieaners snd 85
Ltnq q Etoptiefa- Passengers qfonninr ~ fhi--.I
soWn house, " iil save Fffi- Csrt5 ii-1 ii-,e
seStAl1ea e lss price and equally weil - Al
2tn9i llat e.ss. aotel in TIE city. II vii - f,s
slollc as ~ palls Or expense WI b spared fo ~
Il MCDONALD CO
may7IR2i Pr5rS-fS,, -,
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PHILOSOPHY AND CHEM1srRY.

ComstOek'S Philosophy, new edition.
COmstocks Chemistry, new edition. a...r
Fosters Chemistry, illustrated.
Gray's Natural Philosophy. Y i
Gray's Chemistry. .- .s-s..".I .s.. p.
0lmsted's Philosophy, School adftfOn -
Olmsted's Philosophy, octave t-
Parkera Philosophy. aI
POrter's Chemistry., I..... ..l -.r tHs b.
Peckls Philosophy, (neW.)
Quackenbos Natural Philosophy
Stlliman's chemistry. U-r .- -UI
stoekhardt's Chemistry. - r .r .r
Sprague's Philosophy
Smelliels Philosophy.
Wells Philosophy a ts-r r--rrH- .l-
Well 3 Chemistry.
Tate's Philosophy .--
YOuman CASA Book of Chemistry. 4a
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-10

Full sized Capes $50 SIS and 500; worth $780, sIzO
and SIS.
"a Other FURs in proportion.
COME SOON AND SECURE A SET.
darTa 4 u
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T1M1DIrE IN y1RerElA.

eVirginians, in the counties of the interior,
are already exhibiting the same kind of
tremor and tinidity that was manifested at
the time of the John Brown invasion Such
is the intelligence brought into thislcity to-
day. .rs7
PENSACOLA, KY WEST, AND HAMPTON ROADS.
The important post of Pensacola, Florida,
is now well guarded. There is one company
of infantry, with two vessels OF war, at that
station Key West, also another highly i'm
portant station, with one of the finest har-
bcrs in the world, and holding the key Of the
Gulf Of Mexico, is occupied by a sufficient
force to protect it against any attack the rev.
olutionists can make upon it. Hampton
Roads, the other naval station in the South,
is likewise in a secure position.
EXPULSION OF AN UNITED STATES OFFICER.
A sergeant who was left at Fort Moultrie
after Major Anderson transferred his com
mAud, has arrived here When he went up
TO Charleston from Sullivan's- Island, he was
promptly arrested and taken before magis-
trats. As no complaint could be lodged
against him, be was released, out admohished
to leave the city. He made several attempts
to reach Fort SUMTER but the surveillance
was too perfect and no communication is
permitted except under the orders Of the new
authorities.
Ife DIskFEEcTIoE AEoso tbs REBELS.
z IT Is stated that much disaHection exists
among the German and Irish volunteer troops,
who are taken away from their business
and homes to perform military dnty, while
the Secession leaders are enjoying the luxury
of treason comfortably, and without any per-
sonRl exposure.
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M ANHATfAN HOTEL----
lyl 3,5,Tand lurrey street, ed door go
way, opposite the Prk, New York H1fggir1
PrOprietors- M; HuRgins, late of y rrff
aouss, Bost0a- H-0- Aiinss late Of L0Fa
NeW York.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-10

ARITHMETIC.
Adams New Arithmetic
Adams e. A. First Arithmetic.
Colburn'B First Lessons.
Davies Practical Arithmetic
Davies University Arithmetic
Greenleafs s Common School Arithmetic
Greenlenfs Higher Arithmetio.
Rays First Arithmetic
Rays second Arithmetic.
Rays Third Arithnstic
Rays Higher Arithmotic
hay Keys to the Higher and Third ArithmsticS
st0ddardls Juvenile Mental Arithmetic
stoddard,s American Intelleotual Arithm metie
stoddard's Practical Arithmetic
Stoddard's Philosophical Arithmetic %. .
smiths Arithmetic
ThOmpson,a Practical Arithmetic
Thompsonls Higher Arithmetic
Traceyis Elementary Arithmetic
Iraoey'B Commercial a ArIthmatic. IA
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RUSSELL vs.. THOMPSON.

It is understood that Mr.. Russell, after be
is released, will bring an action against Sec
retary Thompson for defamation Of character
and false Imprisonment.
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50F SaIe OF Arnt.
~ ~

TO LET-TWU STOKES AND
0idcrs on Public Square one on Bank sirees
and gool Dwellings on Prospect, Uunfiuqtor
Chsstaut, and other streets.
HOUSE &JEEEfNGS
uoVf Mrrhie HIrrr
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THE ANODYNh EAPEC.

OEEDLESS RAISlNS-ROR SAIL
E)by CHuRCHILL6 BR0 HEfl-
NHOICE TEAS-F0R SALb BI
- dec27.5Esdaw CHURCHILL q BRO
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OEOdkARh1 AND OUTLINE MAPS.
COrnell's First Steps In Geography.
COrnell,s Primary GeORI Apply.
CornelIs Intermediate Geography.
OOrnells High SshOol Geography and AtIes.
CoTnell's Grammar school Geography.
Cornelis Outline Maps
Cotton and Eitch's Introductory Gsography.
Cotton and bitch's Modern Schcol Geography. 1
camps Geography. ~
Cartee'a Physical Geography.
hitch's Physical Geography
hitch's Mapping Plates. u
Mitchell,s Primary Geography.
Mitchellls intermediate Geography. -.-..
M1tchell,s New intermediate Geography.
Mltchell's Geography aud Atlas.
mttchell's Ancient Geography and Atlas.
Mitchells Outline Maps.
Montelth's First Lessons n Geography.
Monteith,S Introduction to Manuall
MOnteith's Manual Of Geography. -Hr ---a-
MOnteith's New Manual.
Mchally's Geography.
hOrse's Geography. va u.. It.
0lney's Geography and Atlas. a4
Parley'a Geography.
Peiton'S Outline MaD1
Smiths First Book In Geography. .. ..
Smiths QuRrto Geography ~ .r .
whites Class Book Of Local Gsoqranhy
Warrenls Primary Geography
Warren's Common school GeogFaDhY.
Warren's Physical Geography.
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9efsGun9en BON auspartS, pensn Der 8etra9
in @pf-stantps b~ei9efIgt tf, tperpen prompt
bepret,
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Johnston's Insurance Rooms,
M 70 E%aGE.

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JOhnston's Insurance Rooms,
Go. 70 9ecrnDtr, 80
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-07-03
Wermanla ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
-,us ar .esa Gefeufbaft
anna III Rem Yorf.
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-21

Ou- local editor, the Montgomery (All) Adver-
tissr. mslsd BY apparently Authentic report
stating that Coag-es bad, Yesterday decided upon
remoyug the Capital from Montgomery 20 Richmond
There good ground infer tha, the t-csna quite
the reverse Ct this last se-S. There % b. no
do1b, here that ;te Congress will adjourn within es
dav, TO be called together az kchwoat BY The President
should Oh re Be Occasion for summer session. l. Is
therefore probable thAt the Pc,sdsas w WIS.,, Virginia
should bis presence DC needed there sul th- Congress
NAV DO convened 20 that poiu. should he deem e1g
G1vernment vii, be COZ Quoted ut Montgomery here
tJfore, through tbs Executive Departments Il l. thOug ht
b7 that the conditional determination Of the Con
gress set az Richmond il Oay the entering wedge
20 the removal OF the Government others th other
wise. Of course everything connected With the ques-
ton il opcd 1 a cloud Ok doubt secrecy no,
tx been removed from tbe action Of the Congress
Csrttl y 10 Is, however, that Montgomery still the
temporary Capital OF the Confederate St,tes-EloeJ tbs
Coagress may be convened 70 hold summer session in
Richmond.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-21

LATER FROM EUROPE.

SIGNIFICANT M0vEsENr-A POWERFUL WAR
SQUADRON COMING TO AMERICA-FRANCE
BEGINNING TO MOvE-ASSASsINATI0N OF A
DISTINGUISHED HUNGARIAN, &c. &C.
FAKrHrR POIST, May 20-The steamship Canadian
has arrived with sdvices from Liverpool to the oh inst
American affairs constituted the leading to- IL in Eng
land.
In the House Of Commons, Mr. Gregory again post
poned his motion for the recognition of the Confederate
States, till the l7th.
Active preparations are making to send powerful
squadron to America.
The ateltion Of the Government Of France has been
called by the Chamber Of Commerce to the necessity OF
projecting French vessels in American waters. TIE
Minister Of Commerce and the Minister OF Marine we're
to held consultation on the subject.
The harvest prospects in France are bad and irrepara-
bic injury has been done the brandy crop.
American agents have reached France for the pur-
chase Of arms
A great sensation has been produced in Hungary by
the assassin alton of Count Teke President Of the Lower
House. When the announcement was made in the
House. it followed BY cry of despair. Great e.
element prevailed at Pesth.