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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-18

ALBANY, N. Y. December 18th. - The
EVeRirg Journal has leading editorial from
the pen of ThurloW Weed, taking strong
conservative ground, and, while maintaining
the constitutionality of the principles Of the
Republican Party, advising such compro-
mise as will settle the difficulties and avert
the evils at present threatening the Union.
The compromises are thus set forth:
''We are prepared to say that an efficient,
but not revolving, fugitive-slRVe law should
be passed, and that its passage should be
followed by repeal of the personal---very.
bills.
"We are almost prepared 20 say that the
Territories may be safely left to take care of
themselves, and when they contain the
requisite population, may come into the
Union with a State Government of their
own, not conflicting with the Constitution
of the United States. This In view of the
surroundings of the Territory belonging to
the United States; in view of the fact that,
for four years at least, freedom will have fair
play and view of two other elements, emigro-
grafton and the census; this, we say, almost
constrains us to believe we may now conhne
the future of the Territories to the intelli-
gence and patriotism Of those we are to ad-
NIT.
'If this suggestion, inadvisable, there is
another which contemplates division of the
remaining territory of the United States as
in 1920, when the Missouri Compromise-lin
was established. To this we shall be told
that the compact was violated, and that the
South can not be trusted. Perhaps itwoulC
be so again, but not in our generation, mol
in the next, nor indeed until the lessons. o
the last six years are forgotten"
Senator Seward has been here for threI
days, and left to-day for Auburn.
1t is believed here that the Journal artiel
represents the views of Mr.. Lincoln.
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AMUSEMENTs,

The crowded state Of our columns pre-
vents any thing but brief mention this
morning Of the various amusements in the
city. At Pixies Opera house, the Midsum-
mer Nights Dream, which drew n large
audience last evening, will be repeated to-
night. Every one should see this magnih-
cent spectacle. AT the National Theaterthe
Shoemaker of Toulouse and the Ocean Child
are the attractions; at Woods Theater the
fine equestrian and acrobatic performances
of Robinson Lakes circus; at the Concert
Hall of the Opers-bouse, Dollie Dutton's
levees, and in the Art Hall of the same
building Churchs "Heart of the Andes"
Hambuier, the royal wizard, as he is styled,
will be here next week.
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From South Carolina The Secession Con-
NenliOn.


COLUMBIA, S. O., December ia heavy
and almost obscuring fog hangs like a pail
over Columbia, creating a general gloom
The smallpox panic is intense among the
citizens and strangers. Many members of
the Legislature have gone home. A strong
effort will be made to-day to adjourn the
LEGISLATURE and Convention TO Charleston.
If not, the Convention viii probably
promptly pass an ordinance Of secession,
and adjourn to-day.
LATER.-The Convention assembled at
noon. General Jamison was temporary
Chairman. The call is now progressing for
the delegates from districts and parishes to
enroll their names.
An invitation from the Legislature to the
Convention 10 participate in the inaugura-
ton of the Governor, at two o'clock, was
laid on the table till the Convention organ
lied. The enrolling of members was then
continued.
STILL LATER.-The outside attendance at
the Convention is small. Some Of the nlem-
bers of the Convention are young ia APP
pearanee, but generally Of middle age.
So far they are calm and unimpassiOned.
In the Legislature nothing is transpiring
in either branch The Inauguration eere-
monies took place at two O'clock.
There is hardly a doubt about the small-
pox being an epidemic herei il also preVahs
| at Camden.
A general stsmpeie from Columbia may
be expected, and thea the disease aay spread
| over the State.
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COUNTY MATTERs.-The County Commits
sioners, yesterday, passed the following Or
ders:
To H. Kuhlman, TO work for Jail, 81 20;
to pay roll of Jail $l05 81; to @. A. Scales,
twenty-five oar-stems for new Jail, $ls 20;
total, $l4l sc. .
VIM. Pine was discharged from Jail on
account of enability to pay fine.
The contract for building superstructure
of Swift's Bridge, Sycamore Township, was
awarded TO Jackson Benson, at 81 96 per
foot There were twelve bids for the work,
the highest of which was So 75 per foot.
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DIPLOMA FOR HAIR-LMED BooTs.-Among
the diplomas awarded by the Mechanics In
stitute Fair of this city, was one to NJ. OlNeil,
No. 23s Fifth-street, two doors west of Plum,
for his celebrated hair-lined waterproof
boots warranted to resist the cold Of the
Arctic regions.
p. S.-I feel confident that NJ. 0'Neil will
give equal satisfaction in the manufacturing
of the hair-lined boots that did, as he had
the chief management of them for the last
six years, and am satisfied that no man can
make them as well. JAMES ESHELBY.
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ORPHANS FAIR.-The crisis has enlarged
the demands upon all kinds of benevolence.
1t should be met by increased effort and en-
larged charity. The character of our people
warrants the belief that it will be. The
regular benevolent associations are liable to
have their means curtailed at such time as
this, when their need is greatest. Men
cheerfully submit to sacrifices for war, and
contribute generously for political contests
surely they will not shrink from the calls of
benevolence. We print in this paper call
for meeting of the st. Peters Benevolent
Society, in relation to the coming Orphans
Fair. III l. - -
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FOR EXCHANGED.

INOR EXCHANGR-PROP lave all
n q The following Property 70 exchange for City
Property, and pay part cash, II requtred:
lib aefes we'll improved, in Highland county, Ohio
ans acres well improved, IN Warren County, 0hioi
"a acres sell improved, in Shelby County Ohioi
~ acres Wen improved, in Hamilton County, Ohio !
so acres well improved In Marion County, Ohioi
ALSO-I want a Farm on the Hamilton and Day
Ion Railroad, nears station, worth from 5000 to
J. TAYLOR, Real Estate Agent
deIs-e 40 Vine-st., second door.
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MIp-DAY RoBBERY. = Yesterday, between
eleven and twelve o'clock, the drug store,
corner of Gest and Freeman-streets, was
entered, and about $40 sto len. The pro-
prietor had absented himself for a few
minutes, and on his return discovered that
the door had been broken open, and the
money drawer robbed.
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REDIsTRoTING OF THE CITY-Meeting Of
The Special Committee-The Special Com
mittee on redistricting the city held meet
ing yesterday afternoon, and passed a reso-
luton in favor of making twenty Wards,
and appointed a subcommittee, consisting
of Messrs. Terrence, Weasner and Hirst, to
prepare the details. 1t is believed that q re-
port will be submitted in favor of an entire
the numbers may be introduced. The Sew
enteenth Ward will be the First, the Third
Ward the Second, nc. At present the Sew
enteenth Ward is at the extreme east end
and the Sixteenth at the extreme west end,
which is productive of considerable incon-
venience to strangers. A report will prob
ably be submitted to Council on Wednesday
evening next.
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TRIAL OF CoUNTERFEITERs.-- .--Messrs. Drake
and Sellman, whose arrest, for manufactur-
ing bogus coin, we noticed yesterday, will
be examined before Judge Lowe, tomorrow.
1t is believed that circumstances will be
developed which will lead to the detection
of large number of their confederates.
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A UCTION sALE-BY JACOB GRAFF & co.
N ALarge and new stock Of Oil Paintingsl French,
English, German and American Engraving: Water
and oil Prints, ChIomes Lithographs, Steel meZzo; -
tint and fine line Engraving, with very rich GlId
Frames. Will be sold at Public Auction on ~ ES.
DAY M0BHING,, December 18th, 1850, at halt; past
nine O'Clock, at our store, No. lS East Fourth-st;
Among them are great variety OF Baxters g Otl
Prints, Hunts Comic Sketches finished IN Water
Steel Engraving published in America, n point Of
lipht and shade and position of figures, &c Little
Samuel very fine Steel Original COPY, scarce; Evan
gelne, from the original plate which has been de-
stroyed; few very fine English Prints proofs be-
fore letters; set AIsdels Dogs, very fine; Wash-
ington entering New York, in Oil; Christ preaching
his Doctrines, large Landscape in Oil, very hnei
Clay in the Senate; French Lithographsi some very
fine, copies from Ansdell, Rosa Bonheur, Raphael,
Winterhoter, AIRY Schefer, Michael Angelo, Vernet,
Murillo Turner, and others.
This Is the best selected stock ever offered at Auc-
ton in this city, is suitable for Christmas Presents,
and is worthy Of attention.
N B. Seats will be provided for ladies, who are
invited to attend this sale. The Pictures will be on
'Aii'i''Vi' =" JACOB JHO0B GRAFT, Auctioneer,
deI6 IS East FoSrth-st.
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ST. PETERS BENEVOLENT SooBTY. - The
members of this society are requested to
meet in the basement of the Cathedral, this,
Tuesday, evening, at hslf-past seven o'clock,
to take action upon attending the Orphans
Fair. CHAS. O0NAHAN, President.
WM, B. BARRY, Secretary.
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NoIIcE.-Chas. A. Curtis is our regular
carrier on the route bounded as follows:
North side of Fifth, south Of Eighth, east Of
Main and west of Miami Canal, and is the
only person authorized or entitled to collect
for subscriptions.
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LECTURE AT SMITH & NIxoN's HALL.-Rev.
Kingston Goddard will deliver a lecture on
the Influence of our Republic" at Smith l.
Nixon's Hall, next Friday evening, the net
proceeds of which will be appropriated to
The benefit of the Bethel School.
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THE attention of buyers is invited to the
large stock of dry goods, tailors' goods, &C.,
to be peremptorily sold by Thomas john
ston, in Auction-rooms No. 90 Main-street,
below Third, commencing at half-past nine
o'clock this day (TuesdayG December Is.
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A USEFUL HOLIDAY GIFT.-A good sewing
machine-every family should have one.
Remember, the Grover & Baker Sewing
machine Company warrant and take care of
all the machines they sell. No. So West
Fourth street.
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THIS morning, at 91E o'clock, ]. Graf h
Co. sell at their store, No. l8 East Fourth
street, the largest and best collection of
Autographs, engravings, &o., in gilt frames,
ever offered at auction in this city. Some of
them are truly beautiful. -5
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EXTRA ALLOWANCE CLAIMED BY AN Ex-
EcUToR.-In the matter of the estate of Lewis
Broadwell, deceased, an application made by
r. G. Brashear for $4,000, extra allowance,
was refused by Judge Hitson, on the ground
that the party had been allowed $4,000 in
1867, for extra compensation, besides 81, 200
for commissions
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LOST.

n OST'-MONEY-Near Sixth. street, west side OF
n Mound, SllO-hve Twenties and one Ten dollar
bin on Kentucky banks. The finder viii be satis-
factoriy rewarded by returning tue same TO j.. B.
WHITE, No. 26O Walnut.st., DIN. delS.bs
foommeroial and volksblatt copy II aud chg Press
m OAT- -POCKET-Bo0K-1n Coyiogton, on the
N nth mat, containing between S6 aud 81 which
10 The finder by leaving 1t at RICHA RDS BROS
corner Eleventh and qreeL up sts., who're they will
be reasonably rewarded. r dels-b'
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ST. Louis, December 1.-THE st. Louis
Brigade returned yesterday morning and
were received by detachment Of the Ma
tional Guards remaining at home.
General FOote dismissed the troops after
brief complimentary address, after which
they partook of a sumptuous dinner at the
National Guards Armory, Barnum's Hotel
and other places. The occasion was replete
with expressions Of friendship and cougratu-
lRtiOps.
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LIVE AND LET LIvB.-A. E. Barbour, l40
West Fifth-street, is determined to live
through these hard times, by selling ladies',
misses, and ehildrens and gents boots and
also. All his shoes are warranted and Gus
tom-mRde.
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School BoARD-Proceedings Last Night-
The Board met at the usual hour last night,
President King in the Chair. The minutes
of the previous evening were read and ap-
proved. ..- .,...
The resignation of Miss Julia Stephens, Of
the First District, was received, and the
usual certificate awarded.
Anthony Mann, Lyman Harding, jr., Mary
Jane Roweshong, were appointed assistant
teachers in the First District, at salaries of
$40 per month each; and Miss Ellen Kerr as
writing teacher, at $5 per month.
Mrs. Macklefresh was appointed janitress
of the Fourth District School, at salary Of
$40 per month.
An appropriation of $75 was made to pro-
vide for plans and specifications for new
school-house ON the Este lot, on Ninth-street
The whole subject was then referred to the
building committee, with instructions to re-
port at the next meeting. The estimated cost
is from $25 900 to $4,000. rtp. rf
Wm. Brickley was appointed teacher in
the Eighth District, at a salary Of $50 per
| month.
On motion, the schools were ordered to be
| dismissed on Friday next, till Wednesday,
| January 2.
An appropriation of $2,35O was made to
| pay the interest on the School Bonds, coming
due on the lst proximo. Adjourned.
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RIVER NEWS.

The Ohio, opposite this port, has been
falling rspidly since our last issue-nearly
four feet in all-hsving begun to decline at
IN early hour on Sunday night, and last
evening there were less than twenty-six feet
in the channel at this point. The river at
Pittsburg was still receding yesterday, with
six and half feet of water there, and
weather cloudy and cold.
The steamer Conway, Captain Robins, was
snagged and sunk in the Arkansas. River,
recently, at Badgett's Landing, in five feet
water. The Conway was a new boat.
The st. Louis papers learn from the officers
of the Sam Gaty, from New Orleans, that the
new steamer Lasalle, Captain Frank Rhoads,
blew whole sheet out of one Of her boilers
near Ste. Genevieve. The accident happened
on Saturday. The Lasalle was bound from
St. Louis for Cairo, with freight for the
Henry Yon Phul, destined for New Orleans.
The accident scalded several men, but no
one was killed.
| STEAMBOAT REGISTER.
| Arrfrals--Sunday = Telegraph, Louisville; Mag
nolia, MAY syille; Col. Steele, Pittsburg Poland
| Nashville; Lehigh, st. Louis Emerald New Or
leans. Neutrality-suspicious.. Louisville; Forest Queen
| Kanawha River; Silver Moon, Memphis; Neptune,
Memphis; Dunleth, Neville; Liberty, Wheeling.
| DcpGrtIres.-S Louisville. Mon
day superior, Louisville; Forest Queen, Madison
| Magnolia, Maysville; Dunleith, Neville; Fanny
| Mc3urnie, Marietta; Rose Douglass, White River
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GIFT BooKs.-See advertisement Of A. A.
Kelleys books and gifts for the Holidays.
Call and examine his stock at No. 2S West
Fourth-street.
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LETTERS DETAINED FOR WAIT or PosTAeH,
Monday, December II, 1860
w. Cook, Manchester, Ky. l.
Charles Moor, Florence, Ind.
Joseph Run, Kenton, o.
Mrs. Ada d. Adams, New Orleans, La.
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PoLIoR CoURr.-Judge Lowe disposed of
sixty-six cases in the Police Court yes
terday, of which the following is the most
important:
sum of $500 for his appearance in the Court
of Common Pleas, for stabbing John Albris.
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CARD WRITMG.-Cards written in style
not discreditable to lovers of beautiful Chi
opraphy, by VIM. H. Starr, the celebrated
card-w ritter at the Gibson House,
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A. S. BLooN, at his new gallery, No. 1888
Fifth. street, between Elm and Plum, makes
pictures that can not be excelled. Those
who want a fine artistic picture should give
him a call,
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We are pleased to learn that Charlie NJ.
Steele, well known news-agent of this city,
has opened a news depot in the Postollice
Building, OhiIlicothe, Ohio. Success to him.
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CoRREcrIoN.--In our notice of the arrest
of Sellman, for manufacturing bogus coin,
yesterday, we stated that he resided at III
Sycamore street; il should have been III.
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N Sales-rooms No. 03 Main-st, next to Trust
Company Bank.-Large positive sale Of Dry Goods,
ON TUESDAY MORNING, December. Is, COM
mencing at half past nine O'clock will be sold,
without reserve, the entire stock of q Jobbing-
house, consisting of general assortment of Staple
and Fancy Dry Goods, Clothiers' Goods, Ready
made Clothing, Blankets, Hosiery, Comforts,
Hoods, Gloves, Rich Dress Goods, Notions, &c.
ALsO-Large lot Of Soft Hats, Caps Furs, Wool
Jackets, Undershirts and Drawers, &c.
ALS0-Large lot of Brown and Bleached Muslins,
with lsO pieces Kentucky Jeans.
dcl5 THOMAS JOHNSTON, Auctionoer
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HF YOU ARE IN WANT OF A HOUSE,,
n advsrtiss Ia the PRESS II does not cost much
ava Tea Htu speedily got saeh = one - you desire
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JOHN G. HEKEAN.--The reception of the
Benicia Boy, last night, was enthusiastic.
Loud and prolonged cheering greeted the
youth who challenged the British champion
to a contest for the supremacy of his own
field, and who bore himself so bravely
through the fight, and was cheated out of
his award, but not of his victory nor his
honors. The performance was opened by
skirmishing between Ned Price, OF Boston,
and Charley Perkins, Of New York, and
John MaclIay, and several other light
weights, and by Mons. Gregoire, with his
fifty-sixes, anvils, and other heavy-weights.
When the appetite had been sufficiently
sharpened by these light dishes, Heenan and
Aaron Jones appeared, and after the enthu-
siasm of the audience had vented itself, they
proceeded to 60 through some of the motions
of the fight at Marlborough. 1t is worth a
dollar to see the man who, before he had
fairly proved himself, met the terrible Say
ers, surrounded by a crowd of hostile bullies.
But a combat on the stage lacks heart. 1t
| does not thrill the soul with that ecstacy
which is excited by real knocks, bunged
peppers, piping-lungs, flowing -elaret and
| jellified-mugs. ..rrl... IA l..
| Yet it was something to whet the appetite
| for serious work, and excite the ambition oi
the rising generations and as muscular train
| ing is to be introduced into our public
schools, this exhibition may be regarded as
| identified with the glorious cause of popular
education. But few ladies were present; 6
thing to be regretted, as the emotions of the
mothers have an important influence on the
rising generation. Still the exhibition wa!
an important step in the progress of oul
civilization toward the apotheoss OF muscle
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A UCTICN SALE-BY G. A. JOSEPH.-Clear-
IA ing-out Sale 9f Books and EnsTsyings, at No SSs
tNoudayJ and TOMORROW Tuesday, EVEN
1NGs, December Il and IS, commanding each even en-
ing at Z o'clock. The Books comprise large coll
lection of Miscellaneous Works, Cheap Publica-
tians, Agricultural Books, Gift Books, Juvenile
Books, etc. The Engravings are by the best Frenon
and German Artists.
To be sold without reserve. del7-b
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You can get low-prieed cloak at Steele's;
but the Jest are the cheapest.
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CoVINGToN.
II HI II II "a Il II

ENOR THE HOSPITAL ON SEVENTH
H sTREhT, CoyiDgton, will open II A.
ON MONDAY, DECEMBER IT. AT oDD-FEL-
LOWS HALL,
And continus In the afternoons and evenings, un-
til January 2.
This institution is intended for the sick poor,
without distinction or preference IL is in Charge
OF the Regular Faculty Of Medicine, Drs ID lack
burn, Holt and Duke being the attendant phys
clans for the eusuing three mOnths.
The domestic ch lTge aud nursing n committed 70
the devoted Sisters II Charity, who give their on
tire lives 70 those duties deiin
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A LOTION SALE BY WELLS & MILES,
N S5 Pearl street. Shoes, Brogans, Hats,
and Gaps at auction.-We will sell, on TUESDAY
variety of men, boys, youths, and infants kip calf
aud grain boots and brogans. Women, misses, and
children's pegged and sewed heel boots, &c -
N B.-sale Of Dry Goods, Shirts, &C., on WE'D
Nh'D1' / WELLS & MILES Auctiopeers,
Ok pnarl- at
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a UCTION SALB-BY THOMAS JOHNSTON.
"A Sales rooms 9S Main-st., next to Trust COM
pany Bnilding.-55O cases prime Boots, Shoes and
Brogans at Auction Ito be sold without any re-
serve 0-On WEDNESDAY MORNING, December
10, at half past nine o'clock, will be sold without
Boots; Mems and Boys fine Brogans WomeH's,
Misses and Children's Shoes, Cater Boots, Over
shoes, &c. -.
n B,-Tbe attention of buyers is invited to this
sale, as every case has to be sold positively:
del5 THOMAS JOHNSTON, Auctioneer.
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WELLS 4 MILRs sell boots, shoes, ETC., at
auction this morning. See advertisement.
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STRAYED.

CsTRAYED-OR STOLEN-A medium m-siEed red
- Mich Cow, with small horns. Any one leaving
Information concerning her with tho Depot -master,
at Cumminsville will be libeIally rewarded.
delS-bs JOHN U. SULLIVAN. b.
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A JTCTION sAIE-BY 8. G.. HUBBARD
IN Books AZ Auction. : ON WEDNESDAY and
THURSDAY .ENENINGs, December l9 and 20, at
O'clock. will be sold OF Trade-sales Rooms No.
West Fifth,st up stairs, by catalogue, large aud
valuable collection OfmiscelaneOus books compris-
ing variety Of popular and standard works, in rich
and elegant binding, Juveniles and other gft books
suitable for holiday PRESENTS
N B.-Cataogues arc published and the BOOKS
s. G.. HUBBARD, Auctioneer.
IaIs.c Times COPY
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STEAMBOATS,.

THIS DAY, DECEMBER is. AT P. NJ.
For Parkersburg Marietta and Wheeling.
STEAMER LIBERTY, CAPT. BOOTH,
deiS 7. McBURNIE, Agent. -Ezsasttsaz.zzlS