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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-10
h. b. ROLOTON8ON.

FF1aissl sd Beieltiie CPtieia4
EssBa TIA largest aElortment Of the most improved
klndl q HFu0TAOLE6. All his Glasses, Whethaf
eoT noar o. fIr sighted, are ground under his oHn
n17aoion, bY machinery ola n5E struotion VIA
theroatsst ro, 30 20 suit the eyes In ali cases.
eTrinr ETaainoTI. DiEEinesE OF Inflammation Of tht
I7es, and imIarftaE strength Tor long rcaaihE o.
1na GoTinf. -. =, ,
81 soioalonson would hsFsinform the public that
EsueV6r employs any one In the sale q hi5 benses
- Also splendid tment othf I SfAiAbal-Di
RF0ROsOOP F3 O0ATPA6SEB, 90, on hand.
ARTIFICIAL HNEE inserted without Ralnt
- psElsct aH natural
0FFIos-Eo. 10 HupsTior Htrsst, under Amsrioan
UItaI mallsdEW
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-10
THE CITY.
The Courts-Dec. 8.
UNITED STATES COURT.

The case Of U. S. vs.. Orlando E. Perkins,
charged with stealing money from letters
taken out of the postofRce at Painesville,
was on trial yesterday.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-10

~ Coal Oil Lamp Chimneys, that Gan
NOT BE BROKEN BY THE HEAT, can bo iouud al
W. P. Fogg's, corner Superior and Seneca
Gtreeta.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-10

Fox's celebrated Farina Crackers and
Hsmburgh Cheese at Geo. sPraguo's, ,oviatt's
ExchanTe.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-10
ERAvRLERs' REGISTER.

Citizens wishing conveyance to either of thu
above Trains OF Boats, will be called for by tn,
Coaches OF Stevens Omnibus Line, by leaving
their address az the Omnibus Office, 1f7 Superior
street, next door to the Weddell House.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-10
NATURAL MAGICi

Suppose case. suppose Yen have sandy, red,
White grizzly, or flaming yellow hair. Suppose you
prefer light brown, rich dark brown, or q TaFoR
black. Well, you apply Cif you are Wiss)
CRIsTADORO'5 EXOELsIOR HAlR DYE,
and Ia 70 minutes Your mirror shows you a
WOHA9NBFUL TRANSPORTATION ! | |
Evsry hA Air that few moments before was an IN
sirhfly tleufish, is now an element Of beauty. "a
magnificent rcad OF hair is the exclamation when
ever YOU uncover. ahe difference between
BEAUTY AND TIE BEAST
was not more striking than that between gray or
red head IN state OF nature, and one in which this
smoas d5e has besn aPPlisd.
Manufactured BY J. CristRd0rol No. Astor House,
New Tork. Bold sVeFy where, aud spilled By all Hair
Dres5srs.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-10
800ts aud ShoRs.


We would desire to call the attention OF ali that
come 20 this market, to our
NEW STOCK OF BOOTS & SHOES
that We are now receiving from some Of the larFeS
and best Manufactures daily, to soil for
CASH, AND CASH ONLYi
Our stoJk consists OF Mems, Boys Youths an
THiOK KIP AND CALF BOOTS
MEMS Boys and Youth's BroganE.
WOMEN'S CALF, KIP, ENAMELED, GOAT AND
KID B0OTEES.
MISSES CALF AND KIP BOOTEEs.
OHILD'S CALF, KIP, KID GOAT BOOTEFEs
3: LADIES' D0UBLE-SOLE KID CLOTH
Caters (a Fpendid Shoe for this Of the year,
and all the staple goods usually found in this line
We can also furnish INFANTRY and CAVALRY
BOOTS, By having two weeks notice, one hundred
cases per month Of almost any pattern, be fur.
ntshed tho samples of which we shall be pleased Il
show to those who wish to contract.
- -Gow come all you Boot and Shoe Dealers and
examine our stock for yourselves and tWOnt tai e
long TO convince you that this is the way to bu
Boots and shoos-ifEeu have the money.
Cleveland, Sept 90. Is5I:Rn
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-10
ny. STOCK llARKET.-Deo. 0.

ny. STOCK HARKET.-Dec. o.
ley TELEaRAPH.l
mONEY-FaYOrs the borrower: sac per cent on
cali AZ par cent. for short irst class paper.
6TRRLINt1 RXCHANGE-Firm st IOs4i alO9
for best banEerB' bills.
sTOCKS-Marksta again higher; fair business
Chicago Rock Island 5456; Cleveland & Toledo 81;
Gal6na Chicago 7lA; Illinois Central script 81 &;
Milwaukee & Prairie du Chen 10; MichiQan south
ern lS4; Michigan Central 90; Harlem l2IR; Harlem
preferred 81 60. New York Central 1915; Pacific
Mail S955 %; Erie 32s; Erie preferred 544 Hudson
80; Panama ll454 Cleveland Pittsburgh l6l4; Mis-
souri, 6s 4IA; Harlem lst o64.
NY. BANK STATEMENT-Dec. Q.
BY TELEGRAPH.
AeCAod9o FAs5uIaa5
Increase IN specie SlO,Ol2
Increase in Circulation 2Ss 554
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-10

lO3 sUPzRIoH 81.
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@FpfFfiEs & grOrisiptls.

DOILRD AND SWEET CIDER
I'D a. walsh a EVANS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-05-17

The interest on the sterling debt of this S;a'o,
payable at London on the first Of July, has
been transmitted through the agency Of the
British Consul lis early transmission has
been made necessary i'll consequence OF OBJ.
structions to the usual avenues o. conlnunica.
ton and the change Of agency growing out OF
d stxte Of war between Virginia and New York,
where our agent heretofore resided. One sood
result Ell least, we trust, will grow ou! OF The
war; it will tesch Us 10 transact our own ouS!.
hess, instead Of hiring ana paying Yankees to
DO thar which we Gun O. better, without costs
for nursplrps
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-05-17

North Carolina Cn!ted-Eire Millions IE-
propriated for War.

RALEIGH, May l3, 1851.
0ur Legislature adjourned early this morn-
ing 20 meet again on the 2jth June. 1t work.
cd faithfully aud 10 the rurpose-p passed Tie
Tonveniios. b;ll on iac first day, no one oppo-
sing it in tic iior:e, and only three in the
SeEate; made 81 appropriation of ire millions
uf dollars ior the war; pissed q b.l for the
raising Of "ten thousand men TO serve during
the war, unless st?cner discna:se6;' passed /"
bill au:ho-'zir,. re GGre7Ec: 10 acr,p. the SCI.
vices of'',wcn;r thousand sc!na'ecr$, TO scrro
for twelve m1nths, unless sooner discharged,
"ith power on the part ol the Governor 10 .H.
crease said volunteer force 10 the pumber q;
fifty thnnsand;" also i militia bill, ard seycTa!
other bills Of great Importance.
In this State, We are al-uen. wcnen ard
children, white und b!ack-(ur resisting the ,y.
rant. Lincoln, to the bitter end. Turner,
Sharp and Worth, the three who voted against
the Convention bill, are for resistance know
no. ! subuissionst in the whole State
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-05-17
- S.&-S-e -
Tho CCnyPnfi,n at IsMtIilnv

WHEELING, Nay 1.-THE city has been wild
with excitement ali day. The United States
flag is flying fro,n all the principal buildings in
town The Convention met at II oc!6ck, arc
after appointing Committee on Credentials,
adjourned ill O'clock, P VI. On re assembling,
the Committee reported favorahiy on tic al
mission Of delegates from tweni!.ii"e COLE
tcs. Permanent officers were oYp2intcd O..
State and Federal Relations.
\ discussion took place between Gen. }. J.
Jackson and John 5. Garlic. The lorlntr
Thought division of the State premature. Ine
litter said we must have Immediate and promr!
actIob; ,e :ant no paper resolves The Coz.
yeniion adjourned till Tomorrow.
The ceremony Of hoisting the United States
iIly over The Custcm House vas imposing
thousands of people gathered ABOUT the build
ia; NATIONAL airs were sung and s2eeca.E ir2ir
oy Garlic and others.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-05-17
The Convention c1 WhccIinc,


We find the following speciol dispatch il
the New York Tines Of Monday
Il is en- exaggerated statement OF Il petty
treason. When we find MesSrs. Ca:!ilc ard
Dent Eamed rs leading men Of Northwestern
Virginia. We may rest assured that this treason
Will speedily eyaporatc. With such ltad:ns
tnen rs Ca,lile and Dent ut the head of the
movement, we may frcdic; its rapid Gcc'c.
Er uho disco Omnes
Special Dispatch to the New Yoll: Tilncs,
NnE%LiSG Sunday, H,, -
Delegates to the Convention are arririGg e,
every Train, ard nearly ell the hotels are fully
occupied. The call embraces the Counties
west OF the Allegheny Mountains and north |:
The kan2vha RlTer. All are ovcr~h,lmint!?
Tor The C.;on, aud thirtythCcc ere e-Tec.sd .
bc represented.
iIesSrs Garlic ami Dent, aad tie !caa:a;
men t: Northwestern N:rsin!a, arc already
here. the Convention VIII not meet o.! '!.:cc
O'Clock On Monday.
The determination is 10 lnaicIain rc!a ;Cn.'
witt, The Federal Government, but the scTI.
ment is divided as to the means 10 BE- adcptcd.
N'-..tIs a!Io If< FoitO iH'Ot ''h'hN"''sN J.
a.a!ion from the State and the organization .:
ner State Government, to be - cnce ST.. ii.
ico!ica under the auspices OF the Gencr,s
Government, but the action TO be submitted 70
- Or ..~ people. In such CASE il is p:"pp.
SID that tho D...t~ stiaii a:S...s .I ,i.S.
pnrli.r VI the State debt contracted f.r amj
expended within It's limits, deduc;ng there.
from TIE amount OF revenue pa!d ,n.o tho
State Treasury by the counties Comprising tho
neS Stale, which, it is surDised, would leave
Virginia largely in deb, to the new State. An
other party IaroIs the policy Of opposing The
illegal action of the State Convention at Rich.
mond, with the view of orcrthrowing tresscr
iii tile entire State, and bringing it back to =.
legiaEce. Still others contend that the action
OF the Convention should be advisory, and
that it should issue call for another Convex
ton, embracing larger territory, md which
should determine iiasl action. E.csp, tho
last course be adopted, the sessions ci the
Convention may be pEc,rac.ed two CT 'h:co
weeks
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-05-17
Gov. Hicks Detected In E:slsehooa.

Gov Hicks, in his iStc message 10 The Legs
la,ure OF mis- State, asserted ,hat tho bridges
= - >-,-It.---. "o,.r- ]
Railroad were destroyed without Dis consent
or concurrence. To this statement the Mayor
Of Baltimore, Mr.. Brow5, has responded nEd
laid before the Legislature Of Maryland facts
proving bcyend question tha; the said bridges
were destroyed with the unqualified consent
of Governor Hicks. ES.GoV. Lowe, Marshal
Kane, John .. BroTr, and Il number o! other
distinguished gentlemen testify positively to
Tue fact.
Detected in treason and falsehood, how icnS
will the individual thrown oy chance into the
Governors Chair CT Mary ylsnd DO permitted TO
abuse the patience o! the patriotic people o.
that State?
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-05-17
,rhcrei.M MiIly mcE,hcrson 2

This Has tho question in c:rtain quarters
twenty four years ago. Where IS Ben NC
Culloc h? is the question which secms to exer-
else the Black Republicans just at this time.
One Of their papers has him ''prospsctioS
around" Washington; another locates MIN in
St. Louis, or the ncigi.borhood thereof; an
other mas him in Richmond end still another
reports him at Fort Smith. The Montgomery
Advertiser" Of Friday, (Eoud authority au,
nounces his arrival in that cit:?.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-05-17
13I1ais
yOLTTSEE EVIII.-NUMBER i

enemies bv cur Own acts. Can sc cxpcc. our
friends in the North TO STAND b.; Is after .a
have destroyed our crumon Government aGd
brought ruin rp5n thcal: J: ia hopeless %
cxpec. So. Their held .ha, secession IT r'vy.
luton is no remedy for the evils COMP lAlneG u,
bu, will tend as an argraYation cf thea, an:
will, ir persisted in, lead 10 tie ,x'ermiHs;o,
Of slavery. [ find. Mr, Prcsitlrot, that !! GaTs
10 time left TO discuss any other prop"S't'"i'.
before the Convention gocs !n.o Co"n.'t!cc Ct
the Whole, and, as | d. not wish TO pcrsu;
ts!: course any ur;her, row yicli the i!co7.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-05-17

The New fo!k papers pnbilsh an article
f.on the London TINES, of May lS', in WHICH
it expresses great surprise that Mr.. Lincoln
sioul1 :hin!:; i possible 70 cce:ce the seeding
States. The Times had not ,l.cr heard Of the
secession IF Virginia, ;E,o:5h j: was expected.
/: sa.s tla! Li"cc!n may probably repeat tho
BRITISH enterprise at .itte' Qried"s. /! leacs
towards the Independence cl ;hc S2G:hern
CunteieracT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-05-17
From HnxhinoIon Cfrv

WASHINGTON, May 1.-THE Secretary o:
the Treasury has just issued circular 10 al!
collectors, surveyors and other officers OF tho
cus!o.na in relation to the commerce wiIh the
Southern States, with the following addition:
Among prohibited supplies arc Included cosiS,
telegraphic instruments, wire pcrus caps, pa
tias, ,sulphuric acid, zinc end iii te!csrapbic
material
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-05-17
y.t.i f;L 4 lhLH fnOf ENa

yEII };LlLsL PKOPENIi
~, .ra AND GRACE STREETS,
- T,.rcu. :ucASE, KNOWN AS TIE GEA-
',.1: :vH RENT uS SALE
~ .~ae., We are authorized to rem
- - - ,.,..,ac ga asrie issi estate. TtA pro
l. ,,rsu IL, ..iaaie description 10 deeuec
-. --...a,. !. - ~ :.t lis location llmmedlate
.l,, .;..o! se--:=! IS sGoas lHe most ehs'ot'
-. o,;y sc! ria2:sd for h7iel. bu! Is
'.a.r., , scsr!,a.. house for fSniilrs- To b
=. .y.,t !ss,-. tas :e5c:s will be made Yer!
-, %o, .crhs..-, ;hs moI liberal credits
80 :.,l.r. ~. /: given, or Sirsiu!s State s,csh
= y.,=.3:. :1r farther particulars, sppl.
uQy@tN 3 ApPERS0S, A1ct's-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-05-17
Texas Rangers ia SirciHin.

Tie Lynchlmrs Virginan' states l!ra' {.
detachment, Ct Texas Rangers passed through
that city on Monday last, on their way TO RicL.
mond, for the purpose CT rendering their scr.
vices TO Virginia. 1t is hoped lley WI; he
accepted. They VII! take care Of Billy VII!
SONS BoxerY bcTs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-05-17
t..!:: pl.upENTi F1H SALE.

t.nG.: PROPERTY FGh SALE.
F.. =. c.-.st.e r.aa a;i,n, IT, The hesrs Ct lht
.a 80: IL. s.l- on Easy teT.3s, containing Mite
.-. d. J. s:s .s:.s. a:r Slaired AMI afy acres In
.:e. c-:rr.ry va ali aecsssary ipiproV' NE MIS-,
<.t.-ti. o.: seG. r.lrr; convenient To tie alo.
=. I -. all losJ Ta. place 10 level AID l''
I. y-7GI::.:a % un.u-1 1S,.ed Situated 10 piIe
. i..-lJ...
: e, ?:.ce, 4 desired, all the stock ioeiu'
r..s. .s-. =, cora, fodder and piante,soa iu2le
.;.:3 e: S.ate, desiring to engage u NE
~ q =: % ,hi: is a favorable opportunity.
-: .-,euiars c.u Oh she premises or ADDRESS
q. W. JONES,
."-.. Perote, Ala.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-05-17
:, r;clnond Enquirer,
- s.H,.wegKLy AND WEEKLY.
- 49, 49,. MISE " ALLEGRE.

" ie. = ics Srmi-h eeAiy hn4SueF ~
- g. ;.Es: o. less for the nrsi loser,
/. : - p.. s.l.se &c. each continuance; or
:: :'.s..-s-,. to be considered BY the month or
- -'7'..s. o. the Manuscript, or previously
80 -, -, -;arxrd on the copy for ,7ecieco
-. -. a.l us cootlLcrd uatn ordered out,
...sclri >;ccGalcsS.
G.-.a' F@...y.,r...s.ArS.-To syoid any ruisurder-
'n."'' 49, 81. ;a- Annual Advertisers, It Is pro
= - "a ..,., ,ns; ;he!r privileges only extends 10
So ..,,,.. KrXl Estate Legal aud all othtr
-. ~, Oy :aeu,, 20 be AZ additional charge,
= -, and ;i,aera; Agents Advertisements no,
-. .l. ye.t. -: 70 es casrsed al tie usual
..s :.c1cG;s ss shall oe agreed upon.
= -. In. yee.ly advertisers, senerSlly, en-.
~ squares. with tho privilege OF change,
., " y,.iy ercse, II any one week, !nssrt
,sesa. s;-s-d upon ~ the stsadinS rule
- al 81 exceeding such atacunt TO ee
,cria..'' ! ., sXrisiSa SKsEr Is publish.
ne n -::.iy CIRCULATION is twenty thou.
= VS." ,y-d,.eusu,s inserted n % cents per line.
- 90 ~, o;sc. Eay be remitted per mail, iE
~ Bsak eet-s, y;ys5ts;sred, =: :he risk oi
:, ..,-., AKA II hltes Of Respect, s1eeedlrS
...-;z- iu: .s advertisements.
-'''' .u:s :. 81 se accompanied Win the ao
.,,,,fac,o.y -s:crenees. 70 ins1re eaeennoe'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-05-17
iSc,IiuNS FGR SALE IN ALA

i's - "!. !y!Gs II LoTntes county, AlsSnDa, twt
-'''.:.- u. -,.saj. containing near 1900 OF reC
=. .@.:.; ia:a: ;ne oh.r about ], 800 acres o:
.,.--. -, :.- -:,i, about stJ Hc-es are open: o.
-: SOL: - -:.:s--aI IN q hne state Of cultiVs
.'.i =: ,sHgi'rn Col. ". s. NAT, Of Benton
y ''':'. w.. s.vS the EGst; my son, living on The
r-.,si !. e. ROBINSON.
:-L;.sss addressed tn Col. W. s. MAY, Benton,
~ '.a'y, Alabama, S:ii be responded to.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-05-17

The Columbus, Ga Sun" of the G.h, hus
private letter from friend connected With Gen.
ersl 8sagg's army, expressing the opinion that
fight may be looked for some time durin. ile
present week. 1t appears that tic Command
er Of Pickens has taken the initiative by order
ing Bragg 70 "dsperse"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-05-17

99ir;.iS d GREGORY
~ .Ht C9..Is o. AASOVEE ASD KING
sL!iA#.
: -'yerL.s sJa L.;eaos :hs C7sEss ei SisS ssd
=: .lroa:..
, '-:9-.:, l:!:s;',, E!as William
---''af "a, u;i Church, Hapover. Feb I0-ely
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-05-17
i.iHHENCE S. M2RIE,

II n
|'~..I:t s - Gcsits II the city Of Richmond, bid
:, s.:.:s ;: :I-i..tco. Hanover and Caroline.
-. 'o::-y .-..c 1: q Commissioner OF the United
tas-r; u Gains.
I ''s.;'ii aeis.el :.r Chts;sin White esd Aira.
.@:'.'s.', ii. o:Sce Is new or iith street. Is
3 - .s-;;s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-05-17

The election Of members Of the North carc.
lima Convention took place on Monday las.
So far as heard from, rot az cnti.sccessionis.
mas been even voted for.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-05-17

LOUISA CorSTr-Mr YIN. NJ Amber vii!
bs voted for on the esd inst, to represent tbs
county Of Louisa 10 the ensuing Legislature
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-05-17
REORGANIZATION or President DaVts' S"0i-
net.

ReorgunizatIon or PreStdent DnFt"' e"0'
net.
The Montgomery (Alsbaina) "Conisae'a'
ton" urges reorganization Of the Cabinet
of President Davis as measure OF pollc' c"'i'
ed for by the acquisition Of Virgins, Tsunes'
see and Arkansas to the Southern Conteds:acy.
These states says the CONFEDERATION" are en-
titled to a representation in tho Government
and that without delay.
1t is worthy Of remark that we have never
heard the subject of the reorganization OF Tho
Cabinet mentioned by q Firg:nian
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-05-17

gun boats, o9 100 o'' "a '.''" 00"'''
tits by no means improbable that the squat
rons on foreign stations will be confined 10 sail
ing vessels, and that the stcs'- sr" will ee or
dered home to tako part in tho active duties
here. If the entire flee: were concentrated
here. It would consist OF twenty-five regular
naval vessels, carrying two hundred and forty
eight guns, and manned by four thousand one
hnndrsd and forty.s.ven sailors and marines,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-05-17
Philip fkAHlI,

aNIE Il MACHINE WORKS.
a., n. IlC8H0ED, "a.
"a Is s:ea-a EaGne1 OF every description
"';rsS-c9.- 5ss Mills, S!ll Gearing, Mining
- -, ,'':'y description. Cas,inss In Iron and brsss
a.z-' --;.-s Fen S---,ly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-05-17
AUEEIN'S
jaa1;i;i;::., ,-;'s,RIjfi5N GEl!Y0.

-; 20? , :uryy orders for Ey fertilizers as
-! s:-!= i. All tnsy rely upon getting, Win
= ';.-r =oi !aft!:or 20 any have made; diue:
-, y. s';h'.': Ingredients, from anything eise 70
-. :s''e't ,scnusr It contains more pure b"af
|. -. .'.SE if~: scy e:hsr Manipulated auano.
sr.- !" ".siys::s ny preparations to wheat us
H.. ~ H-=a " favorable S5 could os e@peetSu
T.. I'D ..ltc:s CT joint worrn, fy, rust, anh'
r - l,'1'lh. s.ich prevented the prescEt III
- 90 Yt,S.=s 10 n very great extent NJ
= 14= -raiaihs But the tness ol the testl'
= . s' -'."a Of superior 10 Peruvian ansno On
-. -. - ;t=t ce.d ?hosphates-as nsariy ~
-'=i IL sGD-ricT.y under iElr 5easo.n,'o'
- :--;9 % Cover. IL IL true that occas'on-
yea :srSsIed. tit they were such Is every
"'A.s e: :p:'~:i;ae. due 70 the fact tina! Inc
;s,..,., ,'~ ;1sstan'es, but most generally 70 he
/. - ~ -: ahe-i md cip7-r have ever kneTn.
:. -. :; &c is.ue q! ~ l;aparss Is 10 b=
-. - :.-' t."s orte:z for more thar ioaf
= - -! = TIC s.;1c pssOd last yesc.
IT,. 80 !'.2.ctd 20 :Ey Dy guaco, from the:f
. 20 ISY.e,e:tia.lons OF others, re per
l.. a. = order hp:au's guano, aad 20 noe that
h. -;e So riSoy manipulated articles II ne
:: IJs.4 ur The co5mis7lon merchants
i. -'-.p-i, Or OF my asente, tiersrs. THOMAS
): g.. rs.vr'Sa!g: II. hoLLISS CO.. Lyneh-
ra...-1i 80 ], treder.~ssUrrs; IAS0S, MARTIN q
.-sf>' JOHNSTON, CLAREEE CO., Danvitie.
rRANK. &. RUFflS.
M:n,Sis aSD TO ARRIVE, 5000 .idea
r.. po e-asBed Leather, and tue best brands
'.s .:s, for Cash only.
-E n. DEVEkEUA,
No. 142 Cary II
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The Northern ship-cwners ha:e already
found out that L;nco'i's blockade w!. not pa-.
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Governor Ellis, cf North Carol.a, (who has
been for TWO days in, this cisy,) YESTERDAY,
in company with Briga1ier Gsnersl B,nhaln,
reviewed the South Carolina troops, now cn.
campe'i uea; this city. Tne tao bIieaAvs. IN.
der The cnmpard cl Cos. kcrshaS and G:cg:,
were brought in review, and liner body q
c.tizen so!diery cculd scarcely b. i@un;: w:;G;n
IL, ,nr fnGnrncr
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GThii-. are working"

The New York Journal Of Commerce. Z!
T.esday, has in its Advertising columns, tgsn,
,yninc ships ior sale, and forty others foT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-05-17

~ = y E.U.
-, &c sse n.;,I:-G Negroes. fNer and Reys,i
e.. ,,,..s- Of the year 10 Scrk on Rs'lroed ~
Is, 2r:3:i;!liy between the towns Of Rocking.
,:!.:t, .gi lies South and West VI DsnYills,
- i, country 10 high and healthy.
-, v. .. pHlLLlPS,
OF Richmond, or to ny self
o. EnBEKT HARVEY, Contractor.
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lIIpTTgyAsrES'S DEPART

e III: :. a.: Aa:s PLASTER.
on. -. =: -.acco snd Corr.
Tl.. .n "s..e:-"l.'s .sa :sG plss.er I, store
= -. DGASE, uUB:tN JAMES.
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= ,,:L.r. ,EsAOS fLANI'4AlI
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! ,t;Lr 20 1AON FLAN Nl4A1n nOtNS
s'Ui. 5 4 L E.
so v..:,b.e aud productive COTTON PLASTA'
-, .:a,. ri.s!b,y situated on a psv:sIble river
,'...,,-1 3:.Iao=. On vne, about G00 acres are IL
ase quarters, stables, cribs, and esuperio,
= ~. ..., .7J saw Mill About IGU acres ~,
-. 5..sr So: ce,,o1 Gin acd other buildings.
AICBAED NCGENT l. co.,
Sru 0-lprDs
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20 .3pplicauIx for Cmcc.

We are requested TO state thai tho Council
acts upon nGminHtions Of the Governor; there
fore, no applications for eli: should De made
to members of the Council
The national Republican., 1861-02-16
GOOD SIGNS FROM MARYLAND.

An election (informal) took place last Satur.
day among our neighbors in Prince Georges
county, (Md.,) for delegates to the disorgan.
izing State Convention, which is to assemble in
Baltimore next Monday. All the precincts have
been heard from but one. In these, it appears
that 388 citizens voted for ticket Of delegates
which had been put in nomination, but still
larger number, All, turned out and voted
against holding any Convention at all.
In the northern counties Of Maryland, the
Union feeling is still more decided. Meetings
Of the right stamp are being held constantly,
and the tone Of them is becoming every day
more bold, as is testified by the following dis.
patch:
Eikton, Fe6. 1.-THE Union Convention
which assembled here to-day resolved not to
send delegates to Baltimore. Resolutions were
passed in favor Of enforcing the laws, at all
hazards. The disunion Convention held here
yesterday was denounced. The working mems
meeting was very large, and resolutions were
adopted in favor of maintaining the Union
naked.