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


BOARD OF CRY IMPRovEMENrs.-At the
regular meeting of the Board, yesterday
morning, Mayor Bishop presiding, the fol-
lowing business was transacted:
The Clerk was instructed to prepare and
transmit to the City Council an ordinance
TO repair and pave, with brick, the sidewalks
on Clinton-street, from John to Freeman
street.
Contracts were awarded as follows:
To Miles Greenwood, to build an iron
bridge over the Miami Canal at Race-street,
for the sam of $4,000.
To R. E. Smith, TO pave with brick the
sidewalk on the north side of Court-street,
from Race to Elm-street, at forty-seven cents
per square yard.
The Commissioner of the Northern Dis
trict was instructed to have repaired the gut
ters on Charles street, between Elm and
Plum, at a cost of SIS.
The sealed proposals offered for grading
the City Lot were opened, which are as fol-
lows:
Thomas Peters, grading, 46N cents per
cubic yard; hauling, 43 9.l0 per cubic yard.
John Dick, grading, 45 and retaining sand,
38.
George Barton, hauling, 39N per cubic
yard.
John Magyar, grading, 3sH per cubic yard;
hauling, 39A per cubic yard.
D: Butler, grading, 40 per cubic yard ;
hauling, AZ per cubic yard.
Jones & Bonte, grading, 49, and retaining
sand, 2s.
]. F. Dolbling, grading, Al per cubic yard;
hauling, As per cubic yard.
Dennis Cronan, grading, AN per cubic
| yard; hauling, 40 per cubic yard.
John Nolan, grading, Az per cubic yard
hauling, 40 per cubic yard.
Lowry l. Humphrey, grading, AZ per cubic
yard, hauling, 80 per cubic yard.
Dean h Healy, grading, 40X per cubic yard.
On motion, the bids we're laid on the table.
No other business being before the Board,
an adjournment took place.
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From WnehinRtnn.

WASHINGTON, December 1l.-Mr. Branch.
of North Carolina, has declined the Seera-
taryship of the Treasury.
General Scott has prepared plan for the
adjustment of difficulties between the North
and South, which the Committee of Thirty
three desire to have before them.
The committee organized to-day, the mem~
bers from Arkansas, Florida and South Caro-.
lima declining to appear.
Houston, of Alabama, urgedprompt action.
and freely expressed the opinion that the
committee might adopt report which will
restore the Union feeling at the South and
avert secession.
The Postohice Committee of the House.
met this morning to consider an Overland
Mail Bill, submitted to them by Mr. Colfax,
Chairman. After consultation, they unaR~
imously adopted the bill, the details of which
are as follows: "That the Postmaster General
advertise for proposals for carrying the entire
mail overland daily, between st. Joseph,
Mo-, and Sacramento, CAL, by the central
yer City and Salt Lake City to be supplied
weekly without extra charge, the amount
not to exceed $500, 900 per annum; letters and
papers to be carried through by the contract
ors in twenty days, and pamphlets.
magazines and public documents in thirty
days" The bill also authorizes temporary
steamship service from New York to San
v
derbilt for present service.
The service is to be subject to diseOntinu-
ance on ninety days notice, and is to con-
tinue until otherwise authorized by Con-
gress. In case the Daily 0verland-mail Con-
tract is not taken within the sum limited.
the bill is to be reported to the House this
| week.
The Secretary of the Navy, Mr.. Toucey.
was to-day requested by the President to
act as Secretary of the Treasury, in addition
| 10 his present duties, until q successor to Mr..
Cobb shall disappointed. Mr.. Cobb then
formally took leave of the President, the
interview being pleasant and of private
| character.
The House Union Committee held their
first meeting to- day, and organized.
The biilwhich passed the House yesterday,
authorizing $lO,000,000 of Treasury Notes,
| gives power to the Secretary of the Treasury
| TO sell them at the market rate, as the wants
of Government may require.
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NEWPORT news.

MAYORS CoURT.-A German named Her
man Greve, for Quarreling with his neigh
bor's wife, was fined 81 and costs.
SERIOUS DHFICUTY.-Two men, ono OF
Irish and the other of English extraction.
the former named Patrick Keefe, the latter
Thomas. Foulks, became involved in quar-
rel night before last at q small doggery,
corner of Todd and Columbia-streets, which
resulted in Foulks knocking KeefS down
with a sluDg-shot; after which he precipi-
lately fed. The Irishman obtained posses
sion of tile weapon, and subsequently, meet
ing the EDglishman on the corner Of York
and BelleyieW streets, attacked him and
beat him severely. They were both arrested
and lodged in jail. Yesterday they werO
before Mayor Hawkins, bat their case was
continued until TO- day. ~
UEIFoBM OF THR NV MILITARY COMPANY.
The new military coDpsny repEdiate Ken
lucky jeans and bEass buttons, as being
part of their soldier dress. Their frst meet
ing on Monday Bight last was fairly at
tended, bat resulted in nothing more than
| appointing committees TO solicit members
and attend to other business incidental to
The organization Of the company. Another
meeting sill bs held on NOndAy hight neKt
| at the ssme place, tatI1rl
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One Week Later from Europe.
THE EUROPA OFF CAPE RACE.

CAPI RACE, December 1.-THE royal maH
steamship Europa Captain Leitch, from
Liverpool on Saturday, December I, Oia
Queenstown on the %, was boarded off this
point at four o'clock this morning, by the
news-yacht aud the following summary Of
her news obtained:
The Atlantic arrived at Cowes on the 30th
ult., and the Edinbarg at Queenstown on the
same day.
The political news by the Erop is not of
an important character. ., r.'-.-. IL ~
Italian affairs are unchanged.
The garrison of Gaeta had made sortie
and were repulsed with great loss. 10
The American money crisis has caused
specie shipments from England, and tho Ets-
Large shipments were expected to be made
by the steamer Atlantic, to sail on the 9th
inst. These movements caused a renewal
on the 30th ult. of gold Withdrawals from
the Bank, which had previously reduced its
rate of discount to so per cent.
liverpool Market--Cotton-T Brokers'
Circular reports sales of the week 10000
bales, including $500 to spectators, aud
4, 300 to exporters. The market opened firm
with good trade-demand, and closed
buOyant with 8 slight advance, principally
on niddling and lower qualities. The saIes
on Friday were 1000 bales, Including |, 900 TO
speculAtors and exporters, closing firm.
Stock in port estimated at 5Z5, 900 bales, in.
eluding $1,000 American.
Manchester advices faYorable. The market
bas an advancing tendency for Yarns, and
there is an improved demand for Cloths.
Teadstuffs-Aessrs. Wakefield, Nash &
Co., Bigland, Asiya Il Co. and others, report
Flour dull and slightly lower; American
quoted at 27s.6d. 93ls. Wheat dull ard la
I'd. lower eince Tuesday; red l0s.@I2s. Sd:
white lie s8l3s. 3d. Messrs. Richardson.
Spence & Co.. report Wheat 293d. lower,
Corn quiet.
Provisions-Becf quiet, though there is4
some business doing for export. Pork quiet,
with some export inquiry at 67s. 6d.(a67s..
Cd. Bacon quiet good short Middles COS.
Lard firm at 7097ls. in retail. Tallow duH
at 5S959s for North American.
Preduce-Pot Ashes steady at 26s. sd.6.
29s. Pearls steady at 29936s. Sugar d1I
and Cd. lower. Coffee quiet.
London Money hsrkeL-Consols closed on
Friday at 931S@935s for money and account
Bullion in the Bank of England had in
creased f403,000. The Money Market was
very active. The Bank of England had ro-
duced its rate to 81 per cent.
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Union COnyeutIon I'm New Jersev.

TRENTON, N. j., December n.-An en-
thusisstic Union Convention was held here
to-day. Resolutions, holding the North re-
sponsible for the present distracted condition
of the country, were adopted, and commits
sion, to confer with other States, appointed,
composed of the following persons:
Hon. Peter d. Vrooms, Hon. Jas. Randolph,
Hon. Benz. Williamson, and Hon. VIM. @.
Alexander.
o. S. Halstead, jr, offered resolution to
the effect that the North and South had COM
mitted wrongs against each other and the
Federal Government, and that New Jersey
pledges herself to do all in her power to pre-
serve the rights of the South under the
Federal Government and the Constitution.
Adopted.
The Convention adjourned in the midst of
confusion, Mr.. Rushing claiming the right TO
speak,
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FOR EXCHANGE.
E0OR BxoHANGE-FoR CRY PROP

NOR BXCHANGE-FoR CITY PROPERTY.
~ No Farm of ll6 acres, near Fosters Cross
Ing In Warren County, Ohio.
ALS0-A Farm of lis acres, in Highland County,
Ohio go acres under good cultivation; house, barn,
orchs srd &C., for city property.
ALSO ~ acres, two miles from Mount Pleasant,
Ohio, for city property. --f.
ALS0-s0 acres, in Shelby County, Ohio.
AL So so acres. in Monroe Cornty, Indiana, near
Bloomington, and will pay part cash, in exchange
for city property.
ALSO-A Lease Of a Lot 20 feet by 100 Deep on
Everett, Baymiller ST., with privilege of pur-
chase: for sale at bargain.
Apply to J. r. TAYLOR,
del2.c J7O Vine-st., second floor
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VAaRASTs SENTENCED TO JAH.-John W.
Douglas and John Carey, two suspicious
characters arrested day or two ago, were
before Mayor Goodson yesterday, who fined
them So and costs each. They were COM
mitted to Jail in default of their fines.
A STUBBORN FEMALE.-The fair but frail
feminine referred to yesterday as having
been placed in limbo by Marshal McLaugh-
lin for disorderly conduct, proved to be Cor
della johnson. She was before Mayor
Goodsoni Yesterday, who required her to
good behavior. Not having the security,
she was remsnded to Jail, but she refused,
aud tho officers were compelled 10 drag her
thither. a.
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River News.

SPITTsBURe, December rll-M.-River fifteen
feet and rising. Weather cool and cloudy.
LOUISVILLE, December lip. M.-River
stationary, with six feet two inches in the
canal. ..
PIITsBURG, December 1I-P. M.-Ths
river, up to ten P. NJ, is rising, with eighteen
feet by the pier-mark. Weather mild and
clear nnprcnrv 3Oo
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IMPORTANT ORDINANCE TO BE ENFoRcHD.-
The ordinance to prevent swine from run
ming at large in the Streets will, we learn,
be enforced after to-day. So many garbage
forcement of the law to the letter, has be-
come necessary,
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ARREST OF AN ALLEGED MARKET THIEF
An elderly female, whose name we will
withhold until an investigation is had, was
last night arrested and lodged in the Ham
mopd-street Station house, on a charge of
stealing small articles in the market. She
is wealthy, and until within two or three
months, has been believed honest. She will
have a hearing to-day. ---------
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EscRIToRE-All that is useful and orna-
mental in the way of stationery can be found
street, at prices that harmonic with these
secession times. They have choice billet,
letter and note paper, embossed and deco
rated envelopes, perfumed inks, elegant
diaries, ink-stands and other attractions
necessary to the outfit of the escritoire.
They have also a great variety of papier-
mache writing desks, suitable for holiday
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OHIO PoMoLoGICAL SoCIETY-Annudl Meet
ing TO be Held in This Gty.-The Ohio
Pomological Association will hold its next
annual meeting at the rooms of the Cincin-
pati horticultural Society, in this city, on
the 18th and 18th of January next. The
last year has been an unusually favorable
one for the cultivation of apples and it is
the desire of the Society that a large colIec-
tion, embracing every variety grown in the
central portions of the United States, be on
exhibition. The object of the association is
the promotion of fruit cultivation, and par
ticuarly that of apples, and as an opportu-
nifty will be presented for general exchange
of views upon The whole subject of fruit it
is desirable that not only nurserymen, bnt
farmers, should be present and take part in
the deliberations.
The marked improvement in fruit in this
portion of the country, is to be attributed,
in great measure, to the influence of gath
eriDgs of this kind, and still further pro-
gress is easily attanable.
In no section of the United States is the
fruit crop as certain, as in the belt lying
between $50 and 42o of latitude. 1t is seldom
killed during the winter, as it is, for
Numerically opposite reasons, in the coun-
ties both North and South of it, in the
former, from the great severity of the
weather, and in the latter, because the mild
ness of the winter season produces a swell
ing of the buds, and renters the germ liable
to destruction from the.lightest frost.
The meeting has been appointed at a
season of comparative leisure, and in the
midst of community of much zeal in
horticultural pursuits; so that a large attend
ance and much interesting discussion may
be confidently expected. A cordial invita-
tion is extended to fruit. growers, nursery
men, amateurs, and all interested residents
of other States, as we'll as Ohio, to meet and
participate in the discussions.
Packages of fruit for exhibition may be
forwarded by express, care S. w. Haseltine
Il Co., Walnut-street, Cincinnati.
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Now IS THE THEY'VE have a few words
to address to those wanting furs at low
prices. The ladies especially are requested
to call on j. r. Pye, No. 4s West Fifth
street, and examine his stock of elegant furs.
They can be procured at less than the manu-
facturer's prices, and their style and quality
can not be placed elsewhere than with those
of the most fashionable Call at Pye's hat
store, No. 49 West Fifth. street and select for
yourselves.
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COUNTY MATTERs.-The County Commits
sioners, at their regular session yesterday
morning, passed the following orders: To
Henry Roennich, for sand at Jail, So so; to
House of Refuge, for two months, $7O4 67;
total $7l3 II.
The Auditor was instructed to advertise
for bids for furnishing meat for the County
tisement to be puhlished in the ENQUIRER,
Commercial, Fotksbkan and VoIksfreund.
The bids to be opened on the 31st of De-
cember
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NEW YORK, December ll.-Advices from
Hayti report the failure of the conspiracy TO
change the form of government, and the eK-
cution of the conspirators, including several
women and an American citizen, native Of
Rallimore ..
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GYMNAsTIc EXHIBITION AT TURNER'S HALL.
a complimentary benefit will be given. to
at the Turner'S Hall, on Friday next. About
800 of his pupils from the First District and
the intermediate Schools, will be present,
and go through variety of exercises cal-
culated to invigorate the constitution and
strengthen the muscle. Those who are
anxious to introduce physical education into
the public schools, would do well 20 be pres
ent,
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Fire at new Albany.

NEW ALBANY, December 1l.-Messrs. Ham
ilton & Lewis's packing establishment and
contents we're burned this morning. Loss
100000; fully insured. W.
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POLICE CoURT.-The business transacted
in the Police Court yesterday, was unusually
dull, no cases worthy of note having been
disposed of.
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CRIMINAL SIDE.-The trial of John Nell
vaine, for murder in the second degree,
proceeded. The afternoon was occupied in
the arguments of counsel.
Judge Mallon will charge the jury to-day.
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AUCTION SALES.

a UCTION SALE-BY JACOB GRAFT & co.
"A FuIsl Furs ~ Furs il!-On FRIDAY M0BN-
ING December a. at 9h O'Clock, at our Sales room,
No. Is East Fourth St. will be be sold at Auction,
Mink, Squirrel. River Mink, Coney, &c Capes,
VictofiDes, Muffs, Cuffs, Robes, &c, &c. They are
lots TO suit purchasers Ladies' and gentlemen are
invited to this stock which will be opened for
inspection all day Thursday.
del2 1S East FoErth. st,
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TIE ladies' are desired to notice Towers 4
Co.'s advertisement of Bargains in Fdrs.'
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WANTED See advertisement Of MR. S.
under head of "Wanted."
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AUCTION SALE.-Wells & Miles sell furni-
ture this morning at nine o'clock.
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CHEAPER STILL.-M. Regan, at No. 90
Fifth-street, is Offering still greater bargains
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RESIDENCE OF SANTA CLAUs.-See adver-
tisement of D. X. Cady's fancy bazaar, in to-
DAVIS issue.
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IK order to have your house in apple-pie
order for the holidays procure and use An
derson's magic furniture polish.
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WRITING SPEEDILY AoQUIRED.-See Mr..
Henderson's advertisement and testimony, as
to bis efficiency in teaching this useful art.
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LADIES should visit Steele's cloak-house, to
see all the styles.
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STEAMBOATS,.

THIS DAY, DEC. IL. AT p. NJ.
For Parkersburg and Marietta.
SSTEAMER CRICKET NO. 2, CAPTAIN
y 0HEMPSTEAD. leaves as above. IT.
del2 T. MoBURNIE, Agent. -Ersssssaas sssssaassssgssEsS
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CONVICTION NEWS.

SEE advertisement Of DR.. VIM. Owens.
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BosToN, December 1.-The mails of the
arabia close at eight o'elo0at 10 morrow, abe
sails AZ eleven O'Clock,
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a UCTION SALE-BY WELLS & MILES,
n Auction. rooms. No. 25 Pearl. ST. STAPLE and
Fancy Dry Goods, Dress Silks, EmbrOideriss, Vel
vet Ribbons, etc at AuctiOn.-We will sell, on
WEDNESDAY MORNING, Dec. l2, at 9 o'clock, q
Goods.
o.kIsO-s7 pieces super Black and Fancy Dress
Silks.
ALso-A line of JaccOnet and swiss Embrol-
dtries.
ALSO-silk, Velvet and Bonnet Ribbons; all
wool merinoes and Delainesi Shirts, Drawers,
wool Half-hose etc. del0
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BOARDING.

WlOARDING-Goo Boarding and rooms, and
- day boarding at 1873 West Fourth-st. lno25-x'
TlOARDING-A gentleman and lady, or single
- gentlemen. can be accommodated with a bice
front room Aad board, at 81 Fifth-st., corner Of
Broadway. deIl-b|
nOARDING-A gentleman and his wife can be
lA0 accommodated with a mise front room and
beard gAs, &c, in room, at Is Riehmond-st Also,
few single gentlemen with board, by the day or
week. del2-bs
HlOARDlNG-pwo three gsntlemen, or a
-A1 family, can be accommodated with a pleasant
fTont room and board, IN private family. Apply
at 800 Ninth-st., between Contral-ay, aud John.
dell d'l
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LOST.

u OST-D GA small Engliih black-and-tan
IA Slut, On Friday evening last Any person re-
turning the same to SAMUEL COLBY, No. Iva
Ninth. St., will be literally rewarded. deil.d'
II OsT-D0G-A lver-colored pointer Dog; white
Al pot the breast Any body returning said
d g 20 564 West Fifth-st., will be literally re-
WIrded. del2.bs
n OST-S5 REWARD-YesterdaY, between the
~ corner OF John and Fourth, CentIal.ay. and
beventh-sts., portmODnaie containing S35 In bills
and SO in gold. Any person returning the same to
LAND, WHiTEHnUsE a. co, Central aY aud
II ith-t shall receive the above reward dela-b
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A UCTION sALE-BY.G. A. JoSEPH.-Ciear-
IA iDR out Sale OF Books and EngrayiDgs-At No.
t5z Mein-st west eide, above Fourth On TU ES-
DAY, "WEDNESDAY and THO oRsDAY EVEN
eyeLipg at 7 o'clock, The Books comprise a large
tions agricultural books gift books juvenile books,
etc. The EugIavings aTe by the best French aud
German artsts. To be sold without reserve. dell
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LETTERS DETAINED FOR WANT OF PosTAaE.
TpoeIa.- II

Eliza s Chase, New York CITY -- r.. .e --tf
Missouri Republican, st. Louis, Mo. ... .-
Mrs. Crookor, ST. Louis, Mo-
v II BnnphaIt, DaN ton o.
i. X. Boyer, Dayton, o. ...
James 4. Smith Columbus, o.
DR. A Steenhcrger. Zee. Iowa.
Thomas BurtrAm, Milan, o. s..
VIM bowling Grayson, Ky.
Cbas. HOflin, Richmond, Ind.
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A UCTION SALR-BY JACOB GRAFF & co.
IA 0RRlTH0LOGY.-S Stuffed Bird, etc, at Auc-
tion;-on WEDNESDAY MORNING, December Y,
at 9H O'Clock, at our sales. room, 1S East Fourth
St. will be sold large collection Of Stuffed Birds
prepared by O. y Gaibreath, Taxidermist; ar
ranged on single sprays and in glass shades
Among the collection are many rare and beautiful
Tropical Birds also, some Of the most beautiful
BIZ ds In this State.
ALs0-A small invoice of choice Shells. They
dell JACOB GRAFT, Auctioneer.
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"ANrED-Sl, ,QO o OAsH-Fo purchase three
w thousand lsAt hundred dollars worth of un-
cut piece goods, consisting Of Cloths, Cassimeres,
ea'iDess, Innings. ,Canyas, &c at Wholesale cash
vsnient brick dwelling house In the city Of Rich
Enond, within 100 yards Of the depot, now renting
for Sl3 per month, in advance. Address, immedi-
ately, POstofice Box 50, Richmond, Ind des-es
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"ANTRD-A sITUATIoN-By a respectable
w young man, as salesman in grocery.store
assistant in dry goods store, either In town
countryi or as bAT.keeper or in any place whore
he can make himself generally useful Not psTtic-
ular as TO wages. Good references given. Address
h. ", 129 Cutter.st., between Court and Rich
mond. dell b.
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THE DAILY PRESS.


METEoROLoeIcAB OBsERy ATIoNs--By Henry
Ware, No. 2 West Fourth-st., December IL:
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VUANTBD-YOUNG MEH-A few young men,
w who clear 81 900 ex penses. as the
articles will bo psced in their hands for disposal
none need apply unless tDey give coed security.
Apply. after O'Clock A M, at the shoe-store, 3
Fast Fourth-st. dell.b+
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wAN,rUD.

WANTS." "FOR sALE,' "FOR- RENT,"
LOST" "FOUND,' "BOARD1Nd," &o.-Ad.
Vertisemeuts coming under these headings, not or.
oeeding Eve lines. win no inserted twice for cents.
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"ANTED-A PORTRAIT IN OIL COLORs.
w Have your parents, your own your chill
dren's, to adorn the parlor wells. They are very
beautiful, and wonderfully ceeap-only 81 and up
ward. See specimens at the door at J0HNS0N'S
Gallery, Ninth and Main. dell-b
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VEANTBD-A YOUNG MAN-To take an
wv equal share in light and profitable bust.
ness A capital Of from $3.50 to $500 viii be neces-
cary. This is good chance for q small investment.
References exchanged. For particulars, apply at
the Jeweiry store, 259 Central-av., between Sixth
and GeOrge-sts. del0c|