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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-06

r SCHOOL BoARD-PrOceedings Last Nighh-
The Board met at the usual hour last night,
President King in the Chair. The minutes
of the previous meeting were read and ap-
proved. .2g ,........ ..,
The resignation of Miss Fanny Baker, as
teacher, in the Third Intermediate School,
was received, and the usual certificate
awarded. - .'.-"..--
> Mr. ROwekamp offered the following reso-
luton: .,....-.-..t-- ,5
, "Resolved, That L. Harding, W. P. STRAIT
ton, DR.. r. s. Newton, Lewis Ballauf and
DR.. Bonsall be appointed q committee of five
to examine the gymnastic exercises Of the
First District Schools, and report to this
Board whether said exercises are conducive
to the health and advancement, or whether
they retard the progress, of the pupils
Adopted unanimously.
Two ladies were named in connection
with the vacancy in the Ninth District
School, and, after long discussion, Miss
Maria l.. Salisbury was appointed. .......
The Trustees of the Ninth District were
authorized to rent room in the Metropolis
tan Building, for colony, at the rate of $500
per year.
The resignation of Miss Jennie E. Newton,
teacher in the Thirteenth District, was re-
ceived, and Miss Louisa NJ. Sacket appointed,
at salary of 800 per month, to fill the va
cancy.
Miss Sarah L. Brooks, teacher in the
Tenth District, was transferred to the Third
Intermediate School, to fill the vacancy oc-
| casioned by the resignation of Miss Baker.
| Miss Margaret Jackson was appointed
teacher in the Tenth District, at a salary OF
| $40 per month"; to fill the vacancy occasioned
| by the transfer of Miss Brooks TO the Third
| intermediate School.
A communication was received from Miles
| Greenwood, proposing to erect steam heat
| ing apparatus in the Ruffner School-house,
and insure it for ten years, for the sum OF
| $4,000. e.s..
Mr.. Wilstach moved that the proposition
be accepted, and that former resolution
| passed by the Board, recommending the use
| of stoves, be rescinded. E .rr
| Mr.. Beattie moved TO lay the whole subject
over for one week, and that the clerk be in
structed to advertise for proposals for heat.
ing the building, either by steam or heated
air. CaHied. ..tls
The Librarian submitted the following
! report of the monthly circulation of books
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-06
sTKAMRoAT REGISTER.

Arrirdls-S -Sunday-Telegraph, Louisvile; Magno-
liza, Maysville; Fanny McBnrnie, Marietta; Mar
mora, Pittsburg; Emma Duncan, lew Orleans.
Monday Super or, Louisyile; NJ; Mcclellan, Madi-
Chester Ashley, Memphisi Dunleith, Neyille En-.
Liberty, Wheeling; Forest Queen, Dock. a,I !; N
DepGrtlIres- Sqnday-Teisgraph, louisville; Bos-
Vile; Magnolia Maysville; F. rest Queen Madison;
Dunieith, Neville; Fanny MoBurnie Marietta; Eu-
nice. Louisyiile; Marmora, St. Louis,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-06
GNATHARINE SOHUT VS.. GEORGE

~ SCHUT.-2l, ,OiT-Hamilton Common Pleas
The above named defendant, George schut, nom
resident Of the State of Ohio will take notice that
on the 27th daygof September, A. D. 1860, the above
complanant, Catharine Schut, fled her petition in
the Clerks Office of the Court of Common Pleas of
Hamilton County, State Of Ohio, against him,
wherein she charges him, the said defendant, with
extreme cruelty, gross neglect Of duty, habitual
drunkenness for three years, wiltul and continuous
absence for three years, and with adultery, and
prays 10 be divorced from her said husband, have
the care and custody of her child, have her name
changed to that Of Sehafer, and have slimony and
costs That said cause Is now pending in said Court
and unless he appears on or before the Hth day OF
December, 1860, ard plead, answer demur thereto
the same will be heard in his absence and decree
taken therein. R0Br. MOORE,
nol-fW Attorney for petitioner.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-06

W. N. BALDWM- .. =. BALDWI.
'sbAIDKIS A. HALBWIN, q,
AK kS.4 Wsif1l q III On Oh alASsk. .6tkis.
S5s 4tigkIs-7 ,s5EsA : . q =
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-06
FOR RENT


NOR RENT-HOUSE-with eight rooms aud
n gas. Inquire at 169 West Third st. no6-b'
ENOR RENT-A FRONT II 100 Mo lady,
H furnished or upfnrnished, with without
board. Apply at ia East Fifth-st. no5b'
TNOR BENT-FURNISHED ROOMS-Ina pri-
r. yate family. Apply at 81 East Third-st., near
Broadway. noi-t"
NOR RFNT-A NICE CoTTAGE-HOUSt e.
II M. 275 Richmond-st. Rent SIS. Apply in
the drugstore, corner Of Richmond aud Baymtl-
Ter. SITS. no3-bN
RNOR RENT OR sALE-On easy payments,
~ the four-story Brick Dwelling house $40
LongwoIth-st, north side. For further infOrma-
tioli, apply at So Pearl-st, TO WIN. CASTER.
lno6.d"l
WNOR RENT-OFFICE-A large and desirable
H corner Office, 10 our building, corner Of Walnut
and Second sts suitable for Law office, Commission
nol-f' VIM. GLENN & SONS.
EVOR RENT, To strictly seleot Cotillon Parties,
H Parlor, IS by 20 feet. VIII furnish Supper, II
required. The parlor will be kent during the win
ter for such parties. Location, West FOurthst in
private house. Address G., Press Ofice. no6-f
GCOR RFNT-, -,sT0BE-1O on wade-st, opposite
n the Market house, with two rooms attached
the first floor. Apply at the north east corner
of Twelfth st. and Central-av., to JOHN WARN
ER Rert Sl2 per month no5-b"
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-06

WNTANTED-TO LOsE-S2OO0, at COWAN'S
w Picture Gallery, ~ West Fifth-st. A very
easy way 10 become the owner is TO make 20-cent
Pictures for cents, 25-cent for 10 cents 50ct,
ones for rs cents, 81 for 25 cents and s.
for 81. Pictures and prices be seen at the CAL
lery. Pictures warranted TO suit. no5-b
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LOST.

n OST-NoveInber 4, u yellow slut, about four
III months old; had a leather stran around the
neck Any one returning her to R0WCAP' sta bic,
Patterson a ley, between Main and Walnut aud
Fifth and sixth, will be literally rewarded OBJ
n OST-On last Thursday evening, near the COR
n neT Of Linn and BaTr-sts,, LadV'a Coral
Breastpin. The A. der win be rewarded by leaving
the same at 1l4 Barr-st or 5I West Pearl-st.
n 0ST-H OR s E-strayed away from Walnut
~ Hills Monday Sfternooll bay Horse, NTH NTH
pSid for his delivery at CAREEY'S Stable, Fifth
st or nj 40 East FrOnt-st nO6-b~
n OST-strayed from Main-st., near Liberty
IL small brown Meye, abont hVe years old, With
a bride and saddle Any person returning the
same, or giving Information where she may pc
80 " JOHN A. MoHLENH0FF,
no5.b ~ "A fifth-sti near Walnut.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-06

"ANTED-By a gentleman Of business quail
w ieations and habits, situation as Bo X
Keeper or Corresponding and MaDaging Clerk in
some banking, insurance or railroad Office or man
uiactOry, Has hsde experience in each Of these po-
siuons. Address Q. T. G., Press Once. oc2S-tf
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-06

NTED-YOUNG MEN--Young men will
w find pleasant aud profitable employment IN ~ hy ~
BURIIs & CO., 65 West Fourth. st., second 40 ,r,
Cincinpati Ohio no6-bF
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-06

"ANTED : By a gentleman of undonbted
w qualification "a superior penman), q situl-
tion TO keep or write up a set Of books or to do
wrtiI Of any kipd, for about three four months
Address A, B., at this office, giving and stat
ing where an interview can be had. no3-ft
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-06

VWANTED-To sell the Patent Right to very
w valuable article, for twelve States; must be
sold within ten days at any sacrifice. Gall and see
it Rt W. Q. HODGS0E'S So West Third-street.
ALS0-6i0 acres Of choice Land In Minnesota, for
sale cheap. no3-dF
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-06

VUANTED-A YOUNG MkN-Ono Of good ad-
w dress and gentemanly habits, to learn the
Ambrotype business. salary, while learning only
eufiicient to pay expenses. Must be willing TO
travel. Apply at JOHNSON'S Gallery, Ninth and
Main. nO5-b"
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-06

VNANTED--A GIRL-To do general house,
w work in a small family. A German gre
ferred Inquire at "A Hannibal-st near Fifth,
the FIRST street west Of the canal bridge. Refer
eDces required. 20 no6-b"
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-06
LATEST NEWs By TELEGRAPH.
Three Days Later from Europe.
ARRIVAL OF THE ADRIArIc.

The .Roydlists ECdcadte Cqjazso and Cart
baldi enters Cdpua - Immense Concessions
by Austria TO HuReary = Ten BroeeRs
Umpire t1fns q Raoe. u.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-06

NUAHTED-AGENTs sell Improved Me-
w tallie Sewing Needle-threa aders Agents real-
ize IS TO SIS per day. Orders receive prompt aten
ton. Upon receipt Of ten cont stGmp 0, terms, &C.,
sent, prepaid Address T. III, HERMAN 33D Can
trail aY, Cincinnati, D. nO2ft
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-06

NUANTED--At tho Mammoth Likeness Manu-;
w factory of APPLEGATE & CO., corner Of
Fifth and Main-sts. Do the people all know that
correct LikeneEses taken daily by the NAM
Photographs taken. ..fIH. no5-b'
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-06

"ANTED-FOUR GOOD GIRLS TO run
w sewing. machines, four good Tailors and six
paid ana steady employment given. Apply at $50
Ninth-st. ho6-c%
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-04-13

gum 6ortseben 9eseben ulp ibr seDrobt bdts
ten, Dap le fe umbrin9en mirbel, ipen1 lie
ntdt eebe. Der Staat8anpalt lit bieprn in
SenntlliB selebt uao boTfentli9 miro bic 3eus;n
bierber eebradt perben. Wfan fam li9 leiat
o@enfsn, per tie fOrtlfaifte. SOffmam mar
CUR 3ett, ais ct ben Mpro be9in9, Der @irtb
Der Nesulatpr8z &neipe in Splioapltr.
Griminal<Gpurt. - Der SAIL 6e8
Sante8 Dugalt murbe aufgeru5en, Der allsez
flast lit, nit benz berett8 our 3udtbau8trafe
perurtbeilten Spbn 2einbarbt paS llllicn @19tue
6a18 in Saloerltpnltr. IN Srano seltedt 3u
baben. Sambletrn uno 6tlber f%ua9iren ais
Sertbeibi9er.
Die 9ertbeipiger beantragten bic Gntlullult9
oe8 Ilsefla9ten aus @riinoen, bic fir 9ddt@
Suri1ten feit SntereIle baben. Ser N1tr19
tpurbe nad LANCER Debatte pom 0li9ter abgez
pielen.
Die SilOmns Der Surp mar nit 9rpBelt
S9mieriSfeitell perf1iipft, ba BON ben auf Der
Site StebenDell, ale auBer @inem lt9 hereit5
Elm llrtbeil sebiloet batten. Der 9ti9ter be-
auftraste ben Sberiff, meitere Mannldaft ber~
bei5ul4aifen. Gnoli6 9elare e8, bic Surp gu
completiren. Sic beltebt aus fcl9enben Ser
rem Gobert Starr, Spbn Sidenbottpm, Sobn
9. Opulg, @illiam 8aro, William 81. 8a=
fer. Is. Is, Steirter, 6. SO. Wc@pp, sc. o.
6iiber, IS. 8. Wpnta9ue, @iliam8 Suffice,
Bi1iam 2epi8 uuo SpIepb Spro.
Die Serbanblun9en ielbit brau6en mir nidt
mit5ut6eilem, oa iie bei1abe gang btelelben linp,
wie Die Serbanpluuscn III Dem erlt BOT peniz
gen Sasen itattse9abten Brr5eB 9e9en 2eilts
barbt.
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ueberlouSppa.

MaGIpb'8 citation, u. 9priG. Die
califprnii6e IleberlunppDit bonn %. Ntdr5 1T
angefommen,
Die iapaneflden Marine-S ff5iere purbei
in San 6ranct8cO nit GROCER Nufmerflaulfett
bebanoelt.
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bet, DAP ber Bpmbattan nit ber iapanell9eu
@elanotiduft mobrl9einli6 Direct na4 Ncapulz
CO, Inn bort Soblen eiu5unebmelt, uao oann
nud 4auama fabren merpe. Otele 9tadrt4t
lift neuer ais Die prn Dem japanelii6en Srie9S=
idtffe itberbrudte unb ltelt Die 5uerit eill9elau=
feue Nadridt, Dap Der Bombatta1 na9 Sau
6rauci8cp fpmmen merpe, III 3metfel.
SnbeIien 6oft. man nod INNER, baB bic
@eIunotI6aft nu9 San 6ranci8cp fpmmcu
merbe. Die @eieb9ebun8 trift srOBe SOrbe-
reitun8en gum @rlpfar9 berIelben.
4u6 III @alifpruien Ipllte cine unlOnzP1r=
tel aebiloet merben.
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M. u. WtMters
WaHerlu9t unS &reb8 furirt
g9lamOas @aifr 6en q. Sam. 1851

gr a 90 Summons, UHfr ben "a. San. 1857.
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prem alt asmS gSttl9snssSerdtaeraSe @estsin) nmS Te n i pUa
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Bronchitis Observation-Disclosures
% Rftlf, @reen G.. 81. n ssr

W F15II. Green 90. q. o. BEN 8. STOW. fs5q-
rem bin3uSufi9en :" =" p'Elen dnos'
ar gSd HiaS r. ,c . saG re, b. ID stnsn lawrren 4nfan nm
la&ti t er tilSaist pssrR ten Sftsrea @ebran@ isres 81 sru lsa :
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9aet ID es tn tasiasr 5anilie sIel aneeranot. eSeniu ' nie t5 Ssa,
ner l6mintIa4ttaen 5rau. ,saren itre WlSrDi,insen off aI ST. sin,i msr-
mel9e @rletAtfrrt9 reri6afften unO renn Ge aud nidt bs s,gss.gsn
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tanttes vetttel me6r belfen funate) 70 linpern ls cod ib pse lss, o-
sen. gBenn eaS efene 8eusniB eineS @1auncs, teienD gon,t GGp ,sE
battle fur sic anO rie SADIE ter Mienf&6eit einiasn gBsrtSS ~ t 1s.0f 3
ltb ie ptltemrnfn 3ubem nietniaen. o" No'''V. pHh ~
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IS. .. @mftt.
$ il E |.
~ q 9 sfdrfsStas. GeU, teuir Sest. 1857.

Or. D. Sasne! t''V :" sept 1897.
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70 m. 6. @c 49,
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Nlt6ma, 8lutTbeien g.

Or. .. Sa9ne! "Vr ." + sep. 185
Wtetne 6raa mar fett bret Sabren f&rer franz NH asu.sa.
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iS. q. Gmt4x
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Shrecfliaer Orran in Ohio.

Cincinnati, II. Aprtl. Nm Wonta9
feote Elm fur6tbarer Srfan it6er ben Srt llr>
bana in unlerem Staate. Nfe9rerea @ebau-
ben tpltrbe ba8 Dad entfii6rt, u1toere gang
5ertrimmert, uaO audi iOuft piel S4apen an
9%eltiftet.
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Nnfau BON IuS5ebruna.

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SIaac Grosr
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Nene8 prn Sdmeben-

Nuu3us aus etnem Brief bs MeS. @hrm- 81 go.s..
StUtbplnt. S@neeen, BEN 10. Mdrs 1879 ~0e'VefS Dat
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rehGe es i9nen leifete. '"AA 70 9H1eh Otenitr,
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Sal8brdune (Croun>

Sobn Narriaan, GSq, SteparO8tomn . 2
oea gST t hns So 9sIfe srres ns Sasluer sinOer eineSS Il sE EursaO d:,,s,,.
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wa1rtsm Sbaratt :mo 2sabrbeit ~porleIeat y ATsrlonen bon be
Dtees ,pertbpoae gruitreni9uuaSmittsIls lar 1860.
fethgt bon or O. 8 piro en;ie aucn ber
= oSa Hne 4 Son. ~
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= 3 .s s" gtasilsr { Se e.. ! ss siissr, !. 2. grsYn { p,.
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6. 6. SfGf.
Son 90. 90. Mtnter8 so. 8

Or. .. Same 4 SDn! "u'd 1898.
Mctne Screen Ntt arDsern 0erou5oen emse.sf.
len Srantbeitfn Der QaftrEbre TOR 8ruhrs iHiautusttnniifE ief w eela az.
ibren ~ln6erneen Ballaa BET farfena NuSwyrf nm N g. Herr,,S gpsilV
aneenanft babe. V'Ntr TrlelBe
80. %. gBtnters
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8rultbrduile uno 8lutlpeier


n q 9 gaqsotue, Butler 81, sen s. on. tss,
SD b~e;suee, tnb i'd ma5renS ser @rrte H. -.
uftrSfersueat3uneIns 6efiuen wurbe unb cine stsnaii&Ss m : 20. er
sSa S s;aa S aas%a, +. , aug bate ig sinsn b6lsn Saaea.' SS 80 y m,tn
SruTtrttntsunsSnitts um0 biefes fsate MID sansi 4 S, ,ns
SameS IS. gnH @r.t'e
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Mnrftprci1e.

Ub0CETprGt1G+
alcobpI, per @au. 52-54 @tS. fir 95 pSt.
8OtneR, per 8uI6et 81. 12-$1.5 so.
14a17 C SIS. 0'V'" = e''' = TO- ~'a0e' i''~i4' "'"Oa"''
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gaaaOs gsrapianji9sr 2247 y $el@e2.
getreiee, @esen rOtber 145.
wetber gutter 155(Ol6S, erra ietner 40.
9afer, SW9. nno 0tarplanb 41D44, 0elali. 46O4S GtS.
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QpPfen, p tb IA Cts.
San amerifanH9er p 8pnne $20OO105, NtaniQa p tb 6.
rllfider o Gpnne $500.
Sen, Sbinlotp p Come Stools, sfse' $3.50.
SertOtiet4c 9Scrssr . Sui9. 7Ot0SO @tS, 9%ewabnli9e 90 6.
aissiaamsn, aeuer s4.750s5.oo p gufb.
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timoae @~onpa9nie SIS. 25.
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geOer, @ifng 9o6isn . Is s59s8 9tsg., Country gU5Gen so0s,
@ts., foupb Stirttag 31034, @pant@ 9Obenteoer sos
tb, intidt S90$l.
Me9t. 9Oparoitreet. iuper 5.75058
ertra to farcn 6.256D6. DO
o9iO ( aentudp lf iaseE 5 SIS 81
. ertra 6.25
q = tanulp 6.75G07OO
- City Drills gut Bis fem 5.75O6. 90
"gselfS famtlo $50
. J~efroOir, patap8co. Nlbtan6&grcclfior Jam, 500
DO. ertra 1850
Np99enmebl 4.374. so
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sc oIaiie8 Nep- Orleans fair Bis prina79 @anoue 44(O46
Cts; Saba 2iG@2S, 9euSeOoaSO 80, POrtO GicO 1904
Del, Spern S3 @aIrne ST. 25fO1. So, Common @bale $50
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1858.
9rOpiiiOmem, gssf p 100 tb $1,000 %(seRern), $120$1s
(Stao), WeeB=Port SIT. 50-18.0O,
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Strp6, &O99en y &onne $10012, 28ai3en $500.
|9prup, p @allcne 42(D45 Gt8.
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1925, Cuba So. 1901. 90, RaiFn. 3ufer ftebt in ben Der
i@teOenen e5ra6en BON Sc. 81 mad aualitat, primo
S6.75GO7.
@rocer's Ssrtem, So. 80 $6.620s.f2.
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