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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-11-12

Having eowVete and choice selection nf pattsrrs a.
believes his facilities superior to any ,siahl-hmr, h.
the State for this particular branch and he
cd IN assuring his friend. that any orders enclosn
Ctmtiery lots yards Or Veaudahs, will give entire sas
faction CHARLES STEWART
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-11-12
DREsSLERs
HAIR JEWELRY STORE.

t5 No. 4 South EylM Street PARadelpAia.
IN hand aud for sale choiee assortment Of superor
~ pAtterns-and will plait to order. bracelets H.
hlnfs FINGER Rings, Breast Pins Crosses Neck Vest
and Guard Chaius, de., 6c. go
8s-Orders enelosiog The hair he plated NAV he
sent by maii. Give drawing as near as yon rnn on
ply. '' s"T'+D 70
Cost as fellows ;Er Rings 81 To 90: Breast Pins a
- Neckllres, SO 10 SO. '' ~ !"
1s-liair put into Medallious BOX Breast Pins I,ipcs
cl Gold aud Silver bought at fiir rates '''Ns''
's 2t1y
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-11-12
THE LIVING HOME
AND
PEOPLES BOARDING. Housa

NO REDUCTION OF PRICES for the simple re,sor tb,,
~ we never put them up hut have been doing business
ihns far for one half the usual charges the same He.
comm dAliols, and have been enabled to do from u
mat We have less expenses To pay out Of our bus
we are depending mainly the shil fer our subsp n
anu however much there iH ot WAR nnd destruer ~
land silt brings forth abundance for mnu ~ i e
Being thus situated; we shall continue tn T. ~ 81
whether inyaltds or we'll at very low ~ t, pa' @ WI
wishing to be quiet can have Apartmenu -
uinNs cottage llouse'-lny former resi- svh wv
w he teulei and at the same tims have th NJ, y,l., x
TIE baths, aud take part in the ~ s @ p,,l'sss I"
Living Home. e'" az, uhsniisn!s ,ii!n ni th'
augGu ~, q, ~ a. bhoNNi
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-11-12

iNhE pUREsT MEDICINAL AGENT EVER. KydwN
has furnished the community siimulant tsure ho,,
iul and nyigoraiing at the same time mifvi dscinn
beverage y Is calculated to do away with the viis
utugged stun tfat is pamed of the comlauntv mi
which is Injurious to body and mind For sae by a"u
V. @. GiLPiN, Sole Agent
mar ~ 3' "-'i'e'Vn' De
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-11-12
FIRE INSURANCE. I
FIRE INSURANCE.
gsEE FARRaiAsS' STATE MUTUAL
{ Original Ai1t Greek

Original MI Greek
INSURANCE COMPANY,
( loNTINURs TO OFFER TO THE PEOPLE OF DELLA
~ ware It's superior advantages Of Insurance against loss
~ FIRE, on all descriptions Of property except marine
This Company is the pioneer Of Mutual Insurance IN
State being the first introduce the principle among
u.s. An the others are mere limitations
attention TO- the subject Mutual Insurance. which, Is
believed has enabled the Managers to adjust and dis
eiimnaie between the different varieties Of property and
risks as to render the membership the most equitable and
anfiat Of any other Company In the State.
II does not boast that II has met with no loss or only
one or two small losses during s eistencewhere the
Insurance List is small the losses needs be in
porhonbut Justly boasts that within the last ten years
1t has paid $4,000 losses aud attendant expenses with
out single Of ltgaton rarely Of difference Of
opinion aud in almost all to the entire satisfaction
Of the parties insured-always within tho limits Of 80
aAysI unless ss a., At The option Of the parties
other Company in the State.
~ has less at hazard in any one single risk In proror-
It has rejected hundreds Of thousands of Dollars OF
sutanee offered to It. within the last three months either
as being great risks in one single case or unht OBJ
eets Of Mutual nsurance aud Notwithstanding this aud
the multiplication Of other Mutual Insurance Companies
win rs bounds 1t has Increased its List of Insurances
HdLFA MILLION Of DOLLARS
u commences the year 1854 with an amount real pro,
lection to the community Of S2s2,OO0
uuArded by surplus fluid Of lS,OO0
Total Protection. ssoc 900
II is the work Of the Farmers Of Delaware and At -ceh
they e., ought to Rsts,g RstTsS9isss ss,!nn,, !.
Secretary and Mreasurer-RoBERT MoOABE
DIRECTORS:
| Brdndylgiae Hulldrrd-williAm p. Ledge
| thrfsfaHd Hindred-James Delaplane.
Wilmington Hundrsd-Jesss sharpe, James Webb, + O.
Stotsenburg. Samuel n
| lIl Creek Hundrei-nnpert MyCabe.
| Neig Castle Hundfed-DAvid W. Gemmn.
Rhiie Clay C'est H4ndr.d1J; I Williamson
Pencdder HuHdred-Curtis d. Ellison
81. Georges HuHdred-James BurnhAm.
Rcd Lion Hundrei-JOhn c. Clark.
SmyrHa-wlam Temple.
D1per-IIenry Todd.
| Mfyord-ChArles I. Fleming, Peter CAusey.
Ge0rgetOpn-Charles Tunnel.
Communications general business addressed to th
undersigned Wilmiugon post paid, will receive imns
diate attention.
"a ROBERT McGABE NJ ~, Secretary.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-11-12
HOTELS.
EXCHANGE HOTEL,
STEWARDS POUNDERY.
lion Railings. Verandahs -

nlIE undersigned having purcha.el tho eptIr. p,,st
in the f9uNBkRY and RAILING snoP. &C., AZ the
is prepared to execute all oiders that NAV Be- T.
his care. ''f'"7''H ~
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FOURTGsN ADDITIONAL REGIMENTS.


The assurances that the Administration Is Wig.
orously prosecuting is measures against the in.
surrectionary States have substantial baSis,-
All the members of the Cabinet, together with
the President, are animated by ommon princi-
pie IN furthering the plans for the contamination
Of the Governments policy An Increased slim
ulus, however, was applied 10 day committee
Of prominent gentlemen from The city OF New
York had long Interview with them, and the
result was their consent 10 accept the services Of
fourteen additional regiments from New York.
This meets with the concurrence of Lieut. Gen:
Scott, The committee urges more prompt anu
effective measures, with no halt IN the proceed
ings and Il sppeaFs from their private converse
tlon that the supply of money 20 support that m
creased force, Is a matter which should OCCASION
no concern TO the Administration.
A report IA current that an engineer onlcef mas
discovered that Virgninns are throwing up dc.
fences within spy'glass view Of Washington =
This may be Z Repetition Of former uai0undea
Fnmor AT all events, II i should Be confirmed
Il nj NOT at all probable thar the Government
would remain IN indifferent observer OF the pro
ceedings
Al the adjourned term Of the Court Of Claims
SO-day, only one Judge (Corningl was present
who adjourned over to the fourth OF july the
presiding Judge having resigned. there "a Va
Tbs Virginia aud North Carolina Collectors
like those of the other seeding States, nave
ceased 10 make returns to the Treasury.
putty Marshal Fisher, Of the eastern dislilo,
of Vlrginia, Is the only judicial oiAeer OF tnA'
state who has not resigned.
The following appointments have been msGe
Royal Buck, Register Land 0fnee at Nebraski
| CITY, and John j. Slnclair, Register at Mar
quette, Mich; Il. z, Bassett, postmaster u 10
Iaio n
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FROM 81. LOUIS.

81 ST. lsouls, Nay 70.
After the examination Of many Witnesses, the
Coroner's Jury returned the following verdict In
tie Camp Jackson case
That the several victims, Of events which took
place at Camp jackson, Nay 10th, came TO their
DEAN from gun shot wounds. inflicted By certain
United States Tolunteers, under eJlamand OF
Gen. I. Lyon, Col +. P. Blair, ID. BOenstein
and Others.
The examination Of witnesses relative 10 the
Walnut street tragedy on Saturday evening, is
1ot yet hni41eq. The applications Tor q uTit Of
h1beas corpus In the case Of Capt Mcdonald, on
Monday, was not granted By Judge Treat, in
oonsequence Of the Petition being attested By
Justice Of the Peace, and could not therefore he
rce0guizsd By the United States Co0rt Yesfer-
dsv United States Commissioner Hickman visited
The arsenal TO certify 70 McDonalds aihdavit
and was informed by Gen. Lyon that the Captain
was prisoner Of war, and, moreover, was not in
Missouri
Z The afhdavit Of the prisoners brother was
thfni properly attesied and writ Issued returnR
BIZ az II O'Clock this morning.
sen Harney denies that any INSTRUMENTATION
had taken place among the United States yOlun-
teeTa, but on the contrary, says they have sue
mitled with alacfity and eheerfulness to the dis
ciplina.
Some Of tie public schools Of this city will be
clOsed on Friday next, IN consequence of the act
Of the Legislature prohibiting the distribution
Of school money.
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MIsuELLANEouS.

FlNE vEssEL-A new aud beautiful bark, the
Levi RaWson, arrived here 20 day rom Cleveland.
She e Swned by CAPT e. E Jgnss end was 61lls q, 3,
beam 30 feot, and tonnage e73, In her hold ~ the
side of her kelson, Il a canal through which stream
OF water may bo drawn her entire length into the
forcsste whore 20 the event Of her sinking, steam
tump can be applied, and the vessel pumped out u
% fst under wstsF she has elegant eS6Es, and K
grin, viii pbyiato the necessity Of trimming the
cargo. The RaWsou % commanded By Capt. Corne-
Illus Vader.- Detroit AdVorfi1or
The following Ia ffOm the New York Post;
The necessary restrictions imposed by the secre-
Southern ports together with the fact that the trade
OF vessels engaged 10 the lumber, pine wood and oyS
Ssb slrsost sntre stoppSd, has thrown large mum
bOr Of slOops and schooners out OF empoymenti and
several are now ying idle o. our hsryss, Il y sta,
Rehoonera can 30 employed to good advantage on tht
Lakes, where there is 3 present pressing donand
high rates All vessels now unimployed are wanted
there. and would meet with employment az remn
nerativo rates.
List Of the vessels passing through the WsilAn'
Canal:
BOund Re.t-May Ilth--Propallers, BnclSsyo, Ak
ron, aud Ogdensblrgh, brig Orkney Lass, sehooneiN
Almeda, Patrick Henry aud Antelope. On the l3ll
Bark VIM. y. Allen Jr., and sehooners CARTON .
n, FeSr. corWeiI Britannia, syiph, Helen Blood
s. J. Holley and Rebecea Foster.
Bound East-May llth-Barka Dolphin, Sonora
Geo. Thurston, and Hungarian, brig y. W. CrtB'
and schoonsrs A Bradley, Onward, PlsrpoDt, GOV
Hunt, Condor, James NavauRh, Exchange, and J
Fm5re and Bay stats, bars WsterNiteh, Plymouth
Arabian, Col. h, 8. fairehild norman, brigs Mar
iner, Frontier City, and 5, q Walbridge, sehoonei
man, J. + Warner. W. s, Nelson, Two Brothers
Norwegian, Z. D; Lummis, AlseTt"S, A. Nedbp5y
! Tolving Light, s. A. Douglas, Plymouth Rock, Col
A. D. Williams, brig Concord and scoW Margaret.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-16

DALtiAOAAf may 10
Gov Hicks replies to Mayor Browns charge,
that he authorized the destruction of the bridges
He denies the charge and says:
If he Mayors communication and accompany
ing certificates have induced any person to doubt
my true position in the premises, ] respectfully
ask suspension Of Judgment until q sufficient
time be afforded me to collect necessary proof,
an show, as l shall be able to, that the burning
Of bridges, &c, were all part of a conspiracy
against ne Governmuut.
Fhe city Is quiet
Members Of the Massachusetts, and New York
regiments are strolling through the streets Who'll,
ly unaEmed, generally in couples having fail
sonfdeace in the loyalty Of the city.
EamoTs aTe ahoat that Gen. Butler VII make
another test to-day Of those In high position.
Aiportinh Of the First Pennsylvania Regiment
arrived ar W oOdbury this morning. and the rest
Of the Regiment IS Distributed along tie line Of
the road rom the Pennsylvania line down 1t
ia expected that large body will come down 70
daY.
Early thismorning Ringgold's Artillery passed
through the city. on their way 10 Washington.
Two Thousand troops, via PerTyViiles are now
lnndiEg ct Locust Point. 1t is supposed they are
enrHfe for " ashington.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-16

PRESENT POPULATIONS.
Ihe STATE Is rapidly ding up with poguiaiicu oes5
C2s persons having been added since 1880, making ths
present population T3 e3s rats q lo2 per cent in
AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTs
he 4arcnltmal Products Of Illinois are graaisr than
ehoss ofany other State The products sent out during
he rat year exceeded 800 coo tor7 Ine wheat crop
Of 1850 Epprosches IS 600 900 bu1he5y Whe Ne eorn
crop yields not less than 10 Jooo, ,9oo puaneli.
FERTuTFE OF TIE sOIL
Nowhere car the Industrious farnsr Bssufo such IN
diste rsulil o his lzbor asupon these pruiis soI,
they being eoEipo8ed OF deep rich loay no fertility
Of which, IS unsurpassed BY any on the sl5oo-
TO ACTUAL CULIITAIORA
lysros 1874 Hs C5npaiT Aars s0ld $4,000 a0sS
Dsy SeR oHiy % astaai e1itsai1ls, aae sul solael
Constructed through thsIs lands at an eels q 50 ,oooY
600. IN 1850 De P0pulGtioa Q forly-itils eoil-ls
through i1hicA 4 pdssS, iOaI only as 500 s1 lh 80,
293 haze ben addsd; sldiing a. soAots 1o1 81,
sol, gain ef 143 pr eeal
EVIDENCES or PROSPERITY.
A an evidence q the thrlt of tAs peopIs, may b
stated that 600 900 tons q freight, incudns 80 20
bushels Of grain, and go 900 barrels of eo we're FOR
Earded oYer the line last year.
aa- EDUCATION.
Mechanics and vofkngmen WI Ind de freo sshdol
sysssu encouraged BY DE STATE and endowed vita
large reSsnns for the support of schools. Ielf CHI
dren caa live IN SIGHT q ne church and schoo aos
ana Up NiaA- tdo - 80 A--Al4 =
he Great WeSlern Expire.
PRICES AND TERJls OF PAYluEE.
ne prices Of theso lands 7sEy from 50 % se5 poF
acre, according 70 location, qualky, Ec. lFaf cal
farming lands sen for about SO to Sfs per acre and
ne relative expense OF subduiag prairie iSld com
parcd win wood land is in the ratio Of 10 10 d a4c
of theformer The terms q salsfor The buik q ~
liands VIII be - ~ -1a r.-. 80
ONE YEARs ETKREsT u ADVANCE
LAT s per cent p anna, and six interest notes & ID
per eent parable respectively Ia one, t0, three ou
lavo and ak years from date of sale and four noaa
for principal payable in four, Ave- and sa7 81 ara
from date of sale sths puatpg thai C1alE
oft mo traet purchased shah BE- fenced and cugllsd
sich and every year. f1F I've years from daio e sis
90 that a. nc end or I'VE years onsna shah b fsnee
aud under c1ltiFafoa. si1 ~ l,l2a era ~
TWENTY PER GENT. WILL 9E DEDUCTED Z
fron thevaluation for cash except th8 sa should -
al six dollars per acre, Ehaa the eesh prca WI Pc Ra
productions, pioss sd terms Of peynsns, eaa b hn4
oSEER, Land ComInissioner,
~ - T-.,--..s,I CHICAGO, naf2OES
,res. ana cities. situated upon sho ma
100, O,APPLETON'S RAILWAY GUIDE.
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nuPFAIO n1ARKRT-MAY 1s.


lIlOUR-Market steady, with moderate demand.
Salss 800 bbls ct Ooa52 25 for common to ehsics
Wisconsin and Michigan; S5,onA5,SIK ior fair to
donble extras.
fWHEATEMerket better with fair Demand
Sales arc 1500 brsh Chicago spring Ct 93ci l9 900
bush Milwaukee club at 96c; l5,o00 bush do e5c.
scOHN-AAr steady. Sales are l2,OO0 bush ct
3I4c.
CATS Market steady. Sales are 1000 bush at
WHISKY Market steady. Sales are 90 bbls
Ct i5c
CANAL FRETGHTs- STEADY at lsc on corn.
ISc on wheat to Neg York,
LAKE TmP0RTS-4,00 600 bbls -four; 70 00O bush
wheat; 40b0O bush corn.
CANAL EXP0RT8-2o0 bbls four; S05y 900 bush
Wheqf. .01O bush corn, p Z ~
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WASHINGTON NEWS.

WAsHNaToN, May IA.
j. G. Vaughan has been appointed military
store keeper at Fort LeavenWOrth, and other
changes 81 civil officers have beeR made both at
that post and Fort Ripley.
HAsHNEToN, May IS.
In consequence Of pressing public Affairs, no
personal applications for appointments viii De
entertained.
Adjutant General Thomas says that out Of the
whole humber OF troops he has administered the
oath Of allegiance 70, only about thirty hrd re
fused, and IN no instance did a refusal originate
In dl loyalty, out from family or business rea-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-16

By TELRaRAPH.I
RIOUR-Ratbor more doing and the market mas
dsrgons no material change. Market closing quiet
and steady Included in the sales are 800 bbs gae-
saies are IS 500 bbs S4s5@5,lO for supcrne state
S. a5 20 for extra statei ,9365,l0 for superhne
extra westerns Y s 70. common s to %edq t9
round boopsd Ohio; S5.70@7,25 for trade brands DO
CANADA Little bs5 b 6etEsr Esgusst S S S
RYE FLJUR Selling slowly At g, ,loa4,Oo;
CORN MEAI,-Market Is without important
ehsRQe. Sales are l40 Bbls BrandyWine at $3.50.
WHISKY good request with shade bettoT
WHR1TMaFE P- E Sr q common and inferior de-
scriptions is heavy and declining, Who good sound
paroles are in limited supply and rule ante lrm.-
for inferior 10 prime; 620 bush northwestern club
i3 500 bush amber Iowa At S.24al,25; l6, 200 bush
winter red western at 81, 3d. 5000 bush Canada
club at I,2i 1900 bush white western at slSsgl6
SOP bush white Kentucky at Sl,T0.
RYR-Aarket quiet aa4 stsadE. Sales are 300
BARE.EEY@Markstdu dull and heaEF. Sales srs 900
bush state Rt Sc.
lower at the close Sales are S,ROo bush st 55@57c
for cid mixed westeTp closing at the inside price;
Re5I for new DO; 4s@52c for damaged do; 5sc for
OITs-iiarket dun and lower With sale st s0@slc
for JeFseyi ao9slfe for western and Dansdai sl@slc
PoRR-Markst quiet ct sI7,5O@H,75 sOr mess,
With sellers at the close at the inside quotations;
SI3,0g for prime.
RRRF-Narket quiet, dull and email sales at
s4o04450 for country primei Si,s1@6,& for country
mssss Sl0oa9IlVOO for rePAehed mess; Sn,S@l2'so
PRIME Miss BKRB-biarhet dun and nomi-
nal.
BREF HARIs-tIsrket steady, GALES are l25
bbls g 1890 the range is % fer WssteTn
/ CIT IEATS-Market inactive with small sales
at SIC for shoulders: 75f6s for hams.
DACON-Markst quiet and unchanged
LARD Market quiet and prices without import
ant change Sales are 700 bbls ct 9e91c.
BUFTER-In moderate request az l2e9lbo for
new Ohio. l9f0l6 for new stats. l..
CBEEsR-Markot steady at 4@So. for interior
to prime.
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RnnaI WuRELING.
wHEELlsa, Va, May IS,

Nothing Of special Importance occurred In
Convention this morning The regular business
the report Of the Committee on State and FEEDER
al Relations, -,-,-,-, ~.
Mr., Wiley, OF Mouongehela, finished ne
adoption of the report Of the COMMITTEES.
ia was followed BY Mr.. Paulsley, Of Mason
who also opposed Mr.. Carllles proposition 81
this time.
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RR0NI HKRRIblBERGH.

IAIEI1-0I-GI 7 = my 70.
Col. Anderson arrived here this afternoon. he
remained but few minutes.
InfDre Gov. Curtin and Others, were present;
also a immense concOurse Of people, and twelve
comDanies Of military from CGmp Curtin The
Colonel was greeted with load e1eers' 4s, =, 49,
inridge would Join him at Cincinnati, to take
command under him. This announcement crea-
ted aprofound and gratifying sensation among
all clssses.
Col Anderson also stated that the European
steamer which arrived yesterday, brought
large quantity Of improved arms for the Federal
Government, and each succeeding steamer viii
bring more. He expresses the utmost confidence
Of the final success Of the Federal arms, and q
reconstructiOn Of the Union on the original
haSis.
ing from Harper's Ferry tomorrow.
The Governor viii sign the Stay Law TO-
mpToW
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rPnnI NEW YnRK.

INV luHAl my 10.
Special to the n. Y COmmerciAl-Wa ashington,
IbIh The Government has ofhcinly compliment
ed Gen. Butler for his prompt action ct Balti-
more.
Ia for trsal What disposition the Government
viii make of his case Is q matter Of conjecture
GOV Hicks reports that hye Maryland regi-
ments will be ready next week for Federal ser
vice. -.
IN Is again rumored that Virginia contemplates
removing the remains Of W ashingtOn from Mt.
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MNASFER OOMMISSIONER,S

I'VE SALE.-Pursuant TO the command ofan alius
decretal order OF ssls from the Court OF Common
Pleas Of Olyahoga County Ohio, at the st Of Noah
Uhagsin Falls, 10 me directed, shall expose for sale
at public auction ct the door Of the Court House. in
the City OF Cleveland in said county, on the 18th
day Of May 1861, at two O'Clock p. NJ the following
described premises, to wit:
Situated in the village Of Chagrin Falls. in sail
county of CuyHhogz and Stats Of Ohio, and bounded
and described as follows; Being tbs same land dead
cd by AalOn BflB9 % SAID delendant, aid on which
the .First CONVERSATIONAL Church bf Chagfin Falls
now stands, and bounded west by an alley RUM "
from Orange street north between said Church let
and e. P. Brin5made's homestead lot; on the north
and east By lands owned By b. A. DaTig ard on the
south By Orange street. Appraised at 1850
GEO. 4 WNMLN,
WV. Angler Master Commir,
pltftg Atty. aurlf.81h
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ROsTON ITEMS,

Boston, May H.
Hon. B. T. Thomas Is designated to take u f.
Adams place in Congress. ,o,-,.
a letter received from q lady in Charleston
state that Beauregard died from the wounds he
received at the bOmbardment OF Sumter
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Last Nights Report.

FROM WASHINGTON.
WAsHISsTOH, May Is.
Gen. Buffers Baltimore proclamation has been
emphatcaliy approved y Gen Scott.
M is probable that Marshal Kane, Of Baltimore,
will be arrested.
Al spy has been captured having dispatches
Concealed in panel Of his carriage for Gen. Lee
Of Virginia the rebel commander.
II a understood that the Government is fully
prepared to project the Union men. Of Northern
Virginia At any moment when It's assistance Is in
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-16

y " AsHINaTONl nay 70.
The Department has refused TO allow the trans
nortatiun OF street cars to New Orleans.
There are reasons for believing that the re-
ported removal OF the remains of Washington Il
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OsWRGO aIARKRT-aIAY 1s.

FLOUR-Market steady at S5,25 for extra state,
WHEATl-Market continues very dull and nom.
inaily unchanged; no sales.
8alss are 600o bush new Indiana AZ about &c.
lATB-Seling in small lots ct 29c
CANAL EREIGHTS-steady ct SC on wheat
LAKE IhiFO1sTs-WhsAt $500 buuh; corn
CANAL RxPORFs-whoat 1850 bush; corn
1900 bush.
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FR0aI NEW ORLRANs.

Nav ORLEANS, May 10.
Its understood that Commissioner from ha
yana has gone 10 Montgomery to confer with the
Confederate Government concerning Soutnern
shipping al Cuban ports against which the Fed
eral Consul General Is acting In an unjustinaDie
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rs JHEREBY GIVEN.

that shall expose for sale at public auction,
At the door Of the Court Hsnse Cleveland, Ohio up
on the 18th day Of May, 1851, ct two o'clock p n,
the following described property. 90 Wits
One Silver Watch, Claim ngainst Luther levo-
land Of 0enesee county, Michigan, for which here
are no evidences Of indebtedapsa-amoun Of eaid
claim fll5; also Claim against Ezra Cleveland Of
GaaeRsee couniys Michigan, for tano-paYahle one
hundred dollars each year from the 18th day Of sep
tsmber 1890 for which there ers no evden OF IN
debtsdness. The above property and claims we're
assigned to me Rs COmmissioper Of Insolvents i0r
J. 8. GRANEI6,
anr2s.3a5 Comm Of fnsovenfa
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PROM BALTIMROR.

BALTIMORE, Nay 10.
Gen. CadwalladeF, with three regimentsy ar,
rived to-day. There not being room on Federal
Hill they enoamped near Ft McHenry.
Il is reported that Gen. Butler returns to An
napolis -
1irginians at Harpers Ferry unsuccessfaly
attempted to blow up q culYert near Frederick.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-16
GOV HICKS CALLS our FOUR RRGI-
MENTs.

BILL llIVI-Ni ny 10
Gov Hicks has Issued proclamation in answer
10 the Presidents rcQuisition for troops He calls
on the loyal citizens OF Maryland 70 volunteer
their services 20 the extent Of tour regiments foI
three months, TO serve within the limits Of Mary
land or Ia defense Of the Capital subject TO the
order af the Commander In Chief Of the United
States forces.