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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-31

GRANNIS, TAYLOR h CO.'S
BALTIMORE OYSTER DEPOT,
No. R29 walnut-s
Between Firth and SIXTH.
REoEIVED DAILY, BY EXPRESS,
The LarR est and Best Oysters that
Come to this Market.
jaA l. o. GEsSER, Agent.
CAN'T STOP 1T.
y j BUTEEB, AsfBt uincinnati Please send
us IFS dozen, assorted, of Jour BXCELsIOR
W W. SXErH 4 xRIicIIl RsoTHEss, Dss,.,.
I'xL Oil Backing, best out. for sSis. ja2s'f
o. H. BRssEHAH. a. h. sAEs4nAs, B.T. saEsEMAJ
Philadelphia. Cincinnati. Lancaster,
Camargo Manufacturing Co.,
81 WEST FoUBTH-sT., CINCINNATI.
Manufacturers and Dealers IN
Wall Papers and windOW-ShadesI
nUR STOCK OF THE ABOVE GOODS
" has been Manufactured expressly for this mar
get t OsT syss srs are s1 S new a1d prices much love
TENOILBT sOAPs-LOw,a HONEY soar,
phor do, Old CASTLE do, Palm do, Giycerin do,
Almond do. White Windsor do ,Omnibus do, Ger
Oil dO.' White CASTLE 90 s6 AZ DI GSI sale by
Ja2T 8. W. cor. Central aV. and Eighth-st.
WOLFE's sCHIEDAM sCaNAPPs.
w tte Just Ieceivea, 20 dozen Wolfes cele'
Ti0I Old Tom London Cordial Gin, and 20 casks
strongly Recommended by the medical faculty sgr
it. b. tonic quality For Eaie by JOHN BATE
national Ihealer Bnildlng syesnoIe-st. jay
HANDKER OHIRF XTRACTs;-
dtsH 6s sweet bSisn Rond.Iefis
gerbeue hose and eveTy ethep s.R syorlte Extract
for sslepy w coz edsEhI dsdts. Soss, s prSSsIsst
A ssIGHMENT OE A. w, ,NRFF y CO.
10y % o6det Sia Pi ns rLooste Ooaft o. hsm'ot d
said K. W Reff i 90, At Public Auetion, at the
door efths Coart.house, on WEDNESDAY,, the sOth
iss,ffS J6siN srMPKISsON, Assignee
WINRs. AND LIQUORs.-We HAVE
LlqnoIs which have been seleotef expressly Tor
--''''' ALBKRr Ross, Druggist,
Jazz 8. W. cor. OentEal-Ay and kle6th-st
PRISgE COFFEEs-.Ise BAGS PRIMR
TIKI. Nos "a SiS sfEGs and and sSi IN IAiSss az iS
[ ~ROCRRIRs.- s.-FAmILIES MAYRGIY
4 W on getting the best Of every thing in the
TGss6 SSi 4 sS sintS Sss ssS s'' " '1s s %
RRfss ana eafrsSisd % s. the Ssl "a s,e u S.r.
ket. at FkRGu SONS. corner Eibth and vine. Jan
GtAhLIN's CRAOKBR RsRAL,-A NEtV
~ and very superior article, made from 4 toast
sosS,s@ sSs s9s III & yiaa s pSrP0se q
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-31
MnRICR. LIaT or on AOK RRs,-

- Butter CraekeFS, 4.se. per Ib.i
Soda Crackers, b4c per lb.;
Sugar CrackerH, 6Hc per lb.i
Water Orackers, 90. per lb.;
Boston Crackers, g, per lbs - 10 --r
For orderS amounting t. bfls. at time, and up
ward, a further reduction will be made;
JAMES o. COOPER,
ia25-x N. 4. cor Walnut aud w ater sts., Gin. o.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-31

" ARR CRAOKERs -25 BRLs. KANE
m Crackorsi 10 brls English Oracknells 10 bTls-
Picnic CTaekers just received from Xenia, svd
the best IN the market. AARON A. COLTHR,
NAV FIGS FOR 2aC. A BOX AT FIR
~ 9IsVh - eorner Hinth end Yiss. o laeI
gFRRsH TOmATOBs In UANs. a
ana lstsii - SEB0Us6k. Sof. Hinik "a VlsS. 4
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-31

"INEa, RTC.-1S OAsRs J. RHYs
Wv EOLDS'S unfernented Wine, the pnre jues
Of the fataWba gTaps 10 oAsee Joe kinsey's Stu
OaiaWbai 10 eases West India Bay R0m ln store
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-31

GIBOICR TRAs-UHOIQR GREXN AND
NlBlack Teas g1rs and fresh n Atore and 90
ssis, n qss1Rsi,,es . suit AARON A. o0LrEh.
az AA' SSA -AiA-'' aliL mlE iee
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-31
RELIABLE INSURANCE.
TAYLOR l. ANTHONY, Agents,
z9 West Th1rd-St.S
CINCINNATI, OHIO.


= II a Il E MI &c ~ II
or the condition OF the MARKET FIRB INsUR-
ANOE COMPANY on ths 3tst day Of December,
1860, made to tho Auditor Of Ohio, pursuant 70
the Statute Of that State, entitled q an Act 70
by the stste of Ohio" passed APRIL 8, 1856;
NAME AND LOCATION
The name of the Company Is "TIte Market Fire
Insurance COMPANY" and is located at No. 81
Wall. st., in New York CITY
1.-0AF1TAL.
The amount Of It's Capital ebOck fs........s s2a0Oe
The amount ofit Capital Stock raid up, S2OooOe
.rO..oNE IIs-ASSETS.
Cash Of the Company en- hand., Ss,65s II
nom, Agent. ........ s...... 2,5oi OF
Neal hstate unincumbe-hd....G Mono,
The Bonds HAd Stocks owned pY
The Company, as per vorehcrs
accom- pany g-hoW sec ged,
and the rate Of interest there,
100 shares Of Stock In the M.rg
chants Exchange Bank, in
value, 5000 market value. e. 4SsPg
Debts due the Company, Sc ..-
curPd by tQprtgege ou unin-
numbered Heal kgs8te, as per
vouchers accompanying;
Prti ctpal ~ 2e0 20
Interest due theI cor. .-..n......., $500 81
Debts otherwise secured, as psr
vouchers accom- pany ing. viz.
Stocks and Bund5 pledged to
the Company as collateral as
Per schedule accom- psuJinR-
Far value, Si2,.Q0; market $50
Nhlne ..-..----.... Al, PEW
Total amount leaned on above. 81 q02 d.
Debts for preminms...-......--.... 324S %
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-31

TAYLOR & ANTHONY, Agents,
ja29.f 10 West Third st, Cincinnati
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-02

The hill was ruiccted-i7 against I'D
crow asked 70 proceed to the oonatdoration Of
FsEF.osa % ssstsT ssfed leave 10 present the pro
eeedinr. Of Che Peace Congress -.
NoCiernand moved 70 suspend the rules Crest
Some sad they wanted 70 consider more Rpor-
en- bosSlep loudly asked What could Be more
important than the peace OF the country
GroW oontenaed that the rerrltorial oesl.eesa es,
was set for consideration amer Oof"i'' VIZ
II T,,e speSSer overruled the point.
Grow appealed ffom the decision
a motion was made 70 tabie the q -, -. -.
bprrsis snld - the eject oil the vote was 70 ply
vent 4 yots on TIE peace proposition, he esinano-
~ -ss ss tse susakef declared recess till o'clock
In accordance with the previous oraer, a.. ..,,.
on re assembling, the Speaker stated the que'
Hickman moved a call Of the .iouse
McCiernand proposed that the report OF ti'
Peace Conference be taken mp
L0FelOy objected. -
DnrinG he oall Of the House, Hughes sS sskeSS
that the Sergeant alarms might bring INC Soes, s
Caroline members before the bar ot the hao'i'0
| a. they had been absent since Dec 90 -
Stantcn hoped not, Is public business had no
suffered the least detriment -. q, ,,.
claim Of Conway Of Kansas 10 mi pay III 80 y.
session, allowing him only from the time s"O'
sbermss moved to suspend the rule Teqniriin
that no bill Be sent from one House 70 the osls a
within the last three days Of the session III 49, ~
I surrence aud no bill Be presented 20 the Z Us
dent on the last day Of the session. =. .la,,,
Wei,iernend proposed 70 take vote AZ eieN'
,,eioek tomorrow on the peace proposliieh.
The Speaker reviewed his former oeol'ionl ~
nd Territorial business was In order.
Grow being willing that vote De teAsR F y y
-,sneneion OF the rules for the reception OF =
B | neaee proposition, q motion was MADE HoSo I,
ingIv. 6ut the House decided not TO suspend
rnlal-o2 against 90.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-02

supsrhus westsrn ss'5sto lo5 oolsaoi, % .s s.Is
wsstsrn gslOa5u5 ~ seippiag orsn5 sf.ls Soa&ne &
Fnrtqt closing dull end declining
CINNnIAN fFl.0uEl-Markot dnll and declln-
ing. Sales are 600 bhh at te,Ae9oIe ior common
to seSES' FLOUR -Quiatahd small sales at $500
40 Tor common 70 choice auperene.
CORN MEAIs-pull and heavy at $3.50 for JeE-
aeY: s. 20G3,15 for B1andywine.
VgHTSk E-Marfet continues steady and IN iair
demand Sales are 100 bbla st lso.
WHRAT- Market without Important ehengo
| part generally holding Oh for material oonces-
sales are 1900 bush No Chicago spring deliver. a.
i Milwankee club and amber Iowa delivered Si,M
Tod western aaoat ~ red geT,ey dsisSEea lfSo
/ RYR-FiImsr. salee Of iIU bus 6I@5Oo;
RkRLRY-Qu at 7O8Soc; sales Canada East
'tSssISRN-Markot for new Is easlor5 while old is
without important change: ,,,s.,<. g.. oia r,,v,5
vsstoTn M store 6s4c delivered; sNQ6oo new mixed
western a. railroad depot eog6ic choice yeiiloe
resfern: SOC new Southern Yellow aeesos New yef-
soy yellow on the dock, and 6oHe for fair white
s9atnS. nS.-pur and declining at s9as4 for Jersey
Sc Virginiai SiS93se western and Canadian soae
81 piIa X Market steady with moderate demand
saics Rrs 1000 bbls 81 Sl725 for mesai S1'bA9il'H
uninspeoted do; Sl2,a0 prime M. 81.
| RRRE--Pricss nominally unchanged. Ihe ssle
are ils1 bbla AZ s4I3e1aW county pypei e3ilelos
for country ness. 5000 lo0o repaeked ness s'oO
SRSJ SPRiSfR Nix MISS BEEF Dali and nOminail
s1S9aF 1BSERF HAMs-steady and firm at I2@lsc stat
/ A1T GIFT TT''S 'MSRATs-stsady and in good demand;
Sales s25 pkw at s4@6Ae shoulders; SS9so d
VOC v-Dull at 64@734c for corn ied dressed an
4 / live weights.
HaCs1S- Dull and heavy.
TPD-Narket continues frm and fair. Sal
n 800 bbis s{alO4e No, Z 70 prime western. nj
e 8VTTER- s selling at l0eGl4e tor ON
= = 48SIR issI ssIs-steuay at saiOHo Cor inferior
/ prime. al .lsr.r
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-02
Last Night's Report.
COMPASSIONATE.

WAsHUoTOS, March 1.
senate.
A resolution allowing Com. Paulding to re-
oeiVe e grant Of land and sword from Nicaragua
was taken up The grant Of land was stricken
"A biii for re.eHbursinF Com Paulding for his
ezpenses in defending suit by one Of Walkers
men, Was passed.
The report Of the Select Committee on the
Peace Conference and Criitenden resolutions, was
-. Douglas asked that the resolutions from the
House also be taken up.
81 Mason said they ought to be sent to the
Committee to be made intelligibie.
objection was made TO taking up the resolution.
seward offered his joint resolution as a suosti-
'uSf; 1fsntsr moved to strike out the first article Of
the Peace proposition and insert the inst Critten
S ciSrman raised point of order against any
's-1.i se~lrS claimed the amendment Of Hunters
would change the character OF the proposlsl0h,
which would not be the recommendation Of tne
Peace Conference, but Of Congress
Considerable debate followed
lLr Clark suggested 10 Hunter to oier Crltien-
den's resolutions as a whole, and not IS series
HOUSE.
The report Of the Committee Of Thirty-three
MF. LOvsioy moved to postpone tin the 4th Of
July.
ANo aE aE--A-A a-Nr~- A-l1 --Ae AlAt = member
rorfiug 3 MEASURE may open and close debate
5nf gave the floor 70 lIr. CoryVin-
NJ IoFeioy appealed, and the House sustained
tie Chair.
The Pending proposition was an act admitting
New Mexico into the Union.
Hickman moved 20 lay il on the table. Carried
LA against az.
ne nszl vas an act for the rendition Of fugi.
IL. Hickman Moved to postpone until Non
me Speaker ruled tie motion ont Of order.
The bill was passed-l2 againsi 81
The bin to smend tlIs set i0E the rendition Of
frritiVss from Justice was taken up.
CaTUin explained lt1 provisions y was %
o. 0f stEteg who are not judges Of constitutional
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-02
OOMMEROIAL.
CLEvgI.AND nIlRKEr-1IAROH1 !.

FLOUR-ouist snd steady q our quotations.
WHEAT-salss Of cars red ct sl,D7i doat 81, ,o6;
car red and white at SIOs and Sl,l6 respectively
and ] car white on track At sl,l7.
CORN-HsaEy at sl9s5e.
OATs-Dun af Ec.
HHTGHVInEs-ssles Of 50 bbls at l5e.
sEEDs-sales Of 100 bush Clover at Sl,O6, and IS
do at SLID. Timothy is IN demand at 8. .z5@2.4O.
BUTTER-salss in barrel lots at SlOH@Ile.
EGGs-selling at l01fe-
FRUIT-DriOd Apples remain inastivs at s'fe
and Peaches at 12@lse.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-02

TT. KEAREEE, March 1.
The Pony Express, with California dates TO the
18th ult, passed here this A. M.
Several companies are endeayoring TO get bills
through the Legislature authorizing street rail
roads in San tTanciso7.
Lady Franklin sailed on the 18th for British
Columbia.
The Pony Express with Atlqntie dates 10 Feb
ruary cd had arrived, bringing the news Of the
passage Of the Pacific Railroad bill by the Sen
ate which was joyfully received.
The overland mali stage arrived at San An
gelOs on the 18th, having left the mail bags At
Tucson on account of Indian troubles. The next
staqe was expected TO bring them in.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-02
8rass 9nlInafa.

JAMES h. 0DEBL. BRASS
q FCuNDEh AND MANUFACTURER oi
Bras Nork o. eyery description, No. IS Union ST.
feE doors trom Superior street, Cleveland Ohio H.
{ prepared 70 furnish al Kinds OF work ussd los
steam, Water or aaa, and all the various articles
used III the Plumbing Business. BseF Pump1 oi en-
kinds made and repsirpd Bras Casting done dailFi
andBraSs Work oi al kinds repaired. dec1Ra
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-02
NEAsHINRTON NEWa.

WAsHISoroS, Feb. p.
-,, -,,tlie business ia IN q greater state OF for
wardness than heretofore toward me close oi
sesyerai Of the general Appropriation bills only
~. s,sudinr On dfsagreeing amendments.
'Iy5s PseeI5eut has approved the pii esteoiish-
ing territorial government IN VgiOro siss,,, i''
frr Crifteuden had an interview with Ar. In
,,oi1 10 dsv. Also several Republican Senators
any ~ S,' Hicks. Of Maryland, Is making earnest
efforts for . cabinet appointment for Henry " m
rshn Ben denies the report that he has been Of
fered ! seat in the cabinet or desires one; ~.
me- orT,ointmeut Of Senator Chase 70 the Irea
.rrV deu1rtment was settled last night
rfr rrmeron 4 offered the var department
Neither have declined YET 70 aeeept NJ lin
can't Pope, Of the Z. s, A., one Of MT. In IN
cofss travelling suite Is 10 be court msrsaled toT
sTeel-lnr disrespectfully Of Mr. Buchanan IN ln
isfnre on fortilcatiOns delivered by him at Oll,-
,be .orrespondenee on the files Of the War
Fsnsrtrnent show conclusively that Gen, hous-
sel Va greatly instrumental in inducing zen.
Tvfiges to surrender the government properly N
ne NJ eourt martial OF Capt Pope is to convene
- Vs,vnort XIV Major r S. Lee is 10 be udge
Aivocate. and Capt. Hazard, also one OF LIN LIN
roin's travelling suite, member Mneh llalA ma
- q s,-T,ressed here concerning the Govern
mept proceedings in this affair Il Is TumoTsa
however, that Secretary Holt Is not fespohsloie
for them. r.,.. 4,..te, .,,.5
ron. writes tie Department that the seTanae nae hao
rrtlirned from an unsuccessful searel lot tlls
sloor,- var Levaut BE has hopes Of her safe
~ The wyoming, also sent in search, haa mol
The war Department yesterday received des
,,afebee from Major Anderson. He has moi peer
sick He says the work continues On ne 1.i oS'ltr
moot battery az Cummings Point out ne 9 e9tll4
WITH tie guns Of Fort Sumter, sweep the Nhoi'
away in afeW minutes ,,,,. -,
United States stocks advanced ~ per cent. hef'
yesterday s-..,, 80 -
~ Senator Slidell felegraphs his family 10 re
main nero. tis supposed he is on his way hers
ta make arrangement % g 70 Falis as lie MN
fster nj the Southern Oonlederacy.
me Court Of Inquiry has ordf rod court mar
tial in the case Of Capt. Armstrong ior luiiei'-
deriur the Pensacola Navy lard -
Yesterday Nr Lincoln dined Win MI spsnia aIi
fng. member from the Buffalo District IN com
nav Vvitb gen. Scott, Gov. Chase, Gov, Seward
sfr b tes. Of No, and some twenty other note-
ables. -. A.. 4,,s eo,fir,
bafferv was launched on Monday, and the DAM
..reen runs were hourly expected. All troops q
f1rIouTh were ordered to return by Weohes'lal
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-02

WAsHIEoroS, March l.

WAsHIEoroN, March /.
HoUE
Mr.. Phelps. from the COMMITTEES Of Ways and
Mems reported z bill which was passed regn-
Iatin the value Of the new silver coin q Austrla
IN custom house computation, az 40 - -lVVcs
Wr. Washburne Of Illinois, moved % postl one
ibe Committee Of Thirty Three til the 4la o.
July ..-.. --,5 -. .o.,.,
~ Fiv unsuocessfully asked for action on the
biIi far an extension TO Mr.. Sibley contractor oI
fhe Pacific Telegraph line, till December, lS9S'
for the completion Of the same.
The House then considered the Senate amend
Inenfs 70 the Army bill.
SENATE.
Mr.. King presented q petition Of the German
Republican Club Of Syracue, for the Mon, and
ar6fugf compromise. also number OF other peti-
tidus OF the same character.
Nergrs. Ten EycZ and Trumbull presented pc
4ifios for the Union and Constitution as II IS and
the enforcement of the laws.
Mr.. Bfgler presented large number OF peu-
lions In favor Of the Crittenden resolutions.
lTr. wilkinson presented large number OF pc
fitious for the Union and against compromise
with rebellious States, or any extension OF slaY-
erv: also q petition for the relief OF Kansas
Mr. rittenden presented petluons from clti-
7ene Of several States. asking for measures OF
peace. and the preservation Of the Union
Several private bills were passed.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-02
1TTesOURI CONVENTION,

Sr. LOuIs, Feb g.
uisnatehes 10 the Democrat say the State Coa-
venfia1 men at Jefferson City at II O'Clock this
morning. 80. ., ,-7.-
T'-5Se TF1r1iifou r Gamble, Of st. Lonlss was
.lecfed temporary Chairman, and Jas. Miner, o.
cole. temporary Secretary
Al Committee on credentials and pern,ele y. u
-,,s--4ier ryas auuointed When it being found
fbef oT,iv seventy Eve members were present me
rso,1veafion adjourned till 70 O'Clock to- morrow
After a permanent organization Is enected lne
s.o1.erfian will probably adjourn to st. Louis,
~, lre-ssntiIe Library Hall being rendered for
thzt purpose. A.. d..
me news Of the adjournment Of the feace
Conference and the passage Of CoTWlhs pLoRo-
sition produced 3 very pleasant eheet upon 'Hs
Gov Sterling Price win probably be the per
ntanenf President
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-02
SENATE.
LEGTsLATIVE.

PRov1DEEcE, March /.
me House refused by lie vote to instruct the
ssuaf5es and request the Representatives 70 vote
for the proposition Of the Peace Congress
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-02

FT KRAREET, March I.
The Western stage. with United States mail,
Henkley's express, and passengers, passed AZ .
O'Clock p. n - a.,
be-e 4 4 reat deal ef building going on In this
eifr-more than at any one time before
The Platte canon mines, p miles southeAst VI
here. are making considerable stsr 80
Many miners are leRving Tor the Btug' a y - -
sos and Platte mines. IN aud beyond the South
T1or1~
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PROM LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, March l.
Mr.. Stevenson, President Of the Southern Pa
eifie Railroad. requests all stockholders 10 meet
him al IaarigTille on the l4th Of March, or New
Orleans on the 25th, on business Of Importance.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-02
FROM FORT SMITH.

I Fl SIXTH, March l.
h,o,ber overland coach passed to-day, which
confirms the report OF an intercepuon az Apaehss z
pass. by Indians. The route Is strictly guarded
bv troops and no interruption is anticipated IN the
future.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-02
THE GRAFENBERG
MARsHA1Es UTRRINR oATHoLICoN,

which is offered certain cure IN cases accompa-
MED with the following symptoms Irregularities
Weakness Eaintness, Deranged Appetite, sallow
mptexiOn, Pal b In tho Back and Kidney, Chils,
ralgia, Palpitation OF the Heart, Dizziness, AerE-
business, Headache, kegtls8Enassi Disturbed Sleep,
Pain N the Spine and between the shQulders, Acid
stomach, Nausea, Indigestion, Dilicuit Passing Of
Urine With heat smartlng, Itching, Burning o.
Irritation to the Uterine Organs, higtI tInare, DIS
pair, b HyBterics, Anxiety. Rel hacs Nervous fWitch-
ing Starting, Constipation Irritable Temper, Sad
ness, DEPRIVED Appetite, Eiatnlence, Bloated and
Irregular Bowels Unpleasant Dreams, Pains 10 the
Uterine Organs, Numhnesa aud Pains Ia the Limbs
Loss Of the Memory BeWildsrnent, Soreness IN the
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lraaa atla aslsaitiMes.


nEN TIsT
mATERIALs, INSTRUMENTS 4 EpoLs.
Psoelpltatod Silver,
ToVussnds AmalFum,
Robgrts Os.Artiheial,
Gold Plate
Abbey Cola F,el,
A COMPLETE STOCK OF
JONES AND WHITES TEETH
Ivory Handle sAlors
Ebony Handl scaioru and Fluggorai
fran screw Handle hoalers and gluggors,
BurrB, Drills and Exeavators,
Extracting Forcsps, boat octagon hnishi
Excising aud Splitting Fqrcops,
honE Handle File Darftera,
Plate -Toeps, AL patsorns,
Spirit Blow Pipes,
Mouth Blow Pipes,
Hand Grinding Apparatus,
Corundum Whs6ls to 10 In b.
Uorundum slabs and Filos,
Anyfls with lead base,
Planishing Stakes,
Small Hammers,
Soldering Lamps,
Impression Cups, tini
.t. Plato bhearus
! BurniaheTH,
French Stones,
/ Impression cups, compOuui,
,-Iron lngot Moplds @ slide,
Stone lngot M0ulds to slides
| Wrought Iron Ladies',
! Heavy Cast Iron Ladler,
Copper Acid Ladies,
Cruoibles, By the nest'
SCrapsra for cleaning Platesi
AND MANY OTHER ARTICLES.
HB-Ordsrs By mall promptly attended to- ga
febs &. Cleveland, Ohio.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-02

~ Once No. ~ Ontario stress, up siairs,
doors from ths Public Square.
ONES hours irom lo y and from 2 to 20 o'cl01a
daily, lsundaYs excepted a1g9
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-02

NEW FoRK hIARKET-MARCH 1.

EE0UR-Me erket In favor Of buyers with only
m0dsrats business doing Tor export and home con-
sale are $50 bbls At Ss,lOaSsl for Supsrasu
state; f5,aoa5y0 i0r extra state, Ss,lQR5,Is for
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-02
RETURNS FROM NORTH CAROLINA

Returns from North Caroline are as follows
For the UniOn--Wake county, 1900; Rowan,
400. Davidson, 1900; GullfOrd, 1000; Alamance,
Sarge. Orange, johnson, Montgomery and Laze-
well large majOrities.
For Secession - Brunswick, New Hanover,
v avue. MecklemburE, Cabeas Nash, Edgromb.
Lenoir, Duplin and Craven, majoritiss unasceF-
tanned but mostly large.
The results lfoF or Rg9iqst the Convention are
indefinite
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WAHsNGNT0N NHWs.

WAsHIseToS, March l.
Lieutenauts Hayes and Holmes have resigned
from the Marine corps, and are going South.
Lieutenants Bailey and Montgomery Of the ar
tillery have resigned and are going South.
The Republican members Of the Ohio Senate
unanimously recommend Coltax for Postmaster
General,
The steamer PaW1ee arrived today.
The Marine s0rps paid farewell visit to Bu-
chanan to-day.
The formation Of LineOln's Cabinet Is mot set
tied except By rum0rs which are conflicting.