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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-10

CAPACITY OF GLASS OF WATER.-It is
generally thought that when q vessel is full
Of water, any solid substance immersed in it
will cause it TO overflow, and such will be
the case if the substance is not soluble in the
water; but the philosophic truth that in
dissolving a body you do not increase the
volume Of the solvent, may be proved by
simple and interesting experiment. Satur-
ate a certain quantity of water, a. moder-
ate heat, with three ounces of sugar, and
when it will no longer receive, there is room
in it fortwO ounces Of salt of tartar, and after
that for az ounce and draohm of tartar, and
drachm of green vitriol, nearly six dTaohms
of inter, the same quantity OF sal ammoniac
scrupls Of alum, and dracAm and half OF
borax when all of these are dissolved in it,
it will not have increased in volume.
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N.vsI ssadaI Aaa.sn...-A nai...rlslss

NoVei sunday yAmuneuneut-AH AHat-Etriktuu
~. rf MenSmaniac' etf...r.
Last Sunday afternoon-the day was most
delightfnl--while the streets were thronged
with promenaders, some tipsy fellow on
Vine-street, near Eighth, seized with sud-
den desire for fun, started toward the river
at a very rapid pace, and knocked off the
hat Of every man he passed sometimes
striking off three or four head. pieces at a
time. ....
His motions were so quick and agile, and
SO extraordinary altogether, though persons
saw what he had done 10 others, and ex-
pected the same treatment, they could not
guard themselves successfully against the
predestined indignity. Before they were
fully aware, their hats--perhaps entirely
new and immaculate--were rolling in the
gutter.
Blows were aimed and canes leveled at
the fellow to no purpose; they did not touch
him and near the corner of Third one man
drew revolver and fred at him twice, after
he had knocked new hat into that peculiar
region known as the middle of next week.
The balls whstled by harmless, aud on
went the merry Andrew, striking chapeaux
to the right and left.
AT last several policemen caught him at
the corner of Second-street, and closed his
brief but brilliant career.
He seemed delighted with what he had done,
having prostrated some 200 hats during a
run of about six squares.
He declared he had had fun enough to go
to the station. house, and if he had only
knocked off a few more hats he would have
been willing to be hanged for his amuse-
ment.
1t has since been discovered that liqnor al
ways affects him in the peculiar way we
have described, rendering him for the time
a monomaniac on the subject of knocking
| off hats.
He was probably halter at one time, and
his disposition to destroy hats, to create a
new demand, has influenced his sober life
until it has become a ruling passion of his
drunken existence.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-10

APPoRTIoNMENT OF TAxEs,-Yes Yesterday we
gave the total amount of taxes for each fund.
We now give the apportionment of taxes in
the various townships, which shows cor
rect distribution of taxes collected to the
first Monday of February, 1861, for State,
County, Bridge, Poor, Building, Road, Town
ship, School, Corporation, and other special
taxes of local character, for the year 1860,
after the deduction of the delinquencies, the
Collectors fees and cost Of advertising the
delinquent list therefrom, and including the
amount collected on delinquencies of 1859,
together with taxes arising from redemption
offorfeited lands and lots, from store taxes,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-10

POLICE CoURT.-Silas Smith, charged with
kidnapping negro, and taking him to New
port, was arraigned before Judge Satin, but
upon application, his case was continued till
Saturday.
P Four boys, Joseph Cole, Jas. Starr, Michael
Henson and William Burns, were each held
over in the sum OF $780, for breaking into a
house on West Court-street, night before last,
and rObbing drawer containing several dol
lars in money.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-10

"THE ODD. .FELLow."- small quarto
journal, entitled The Odd;fellOw, has been
laid upon our table, but who its publishers
or editors are, and how often it is 30 be
issued, if ever again, is left in as profound a
mystery as the supposed secrets of the Order.
1t is, however, according to the printed
statement, "a journal devoted exclusively
to Odd. fellowship" and we have no reason
to doubt the strict veracity of this typo
graphical declaration. Looking at the sheet
before us, we can not question that a genu-
inc Odd fellow is the head and front of its
offending.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-10

A. TREK-LIMB IN OHAINs.-The PeSgia (Ill.)
Democratic UniOa says that J. 7. 3 jhoah,
proprietor Of the Peoria Museum, hS s been
presented with a section of the liz hb of
tree, cut forty feet from the grounf1, upon a
farm few miles from that city, in the center
Of which is firmly embedded q Chain shout
each side. The limb is some SIX or eight
inches in diameter through ' Ihich the chain
passes, and it haags about & n inches below
where another limb has b. auched on, FORM
ing what is called q erOi' "a" Its suggested
that in some period the piece Of chain must
have been thrown oyer the crotch when the
tree was but a saPp dng, where Il was for
Growth Of the tr' q, il became embedded, and
the original re- 1ting. place removed nearly a
foot beyond 4.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-10

CARLYLE's OPINION OF TEE DUToH.--Rsv-s
Theodore L. Cuyler, in reviewing Motley'S
last work for the Evangelist. gives the fol-
lowing characteristics deliVsrance of Carlyle;
As we lay down these records Of godf =
patience and valor, we think Of VIII lt
Thomas Carlyle once said to US, in CONNER It.
ing on the pluck of the besieged eitizsng Of
Leyden. "The Dootcb," said he, in his
broad Scotch style, "are the brawysst pef Ipls
in the wurld. Men have room after q red
gag of a Frenehman; but the defens Of
Dootch PrOtestants. against SPaih W the
grondest thing in history. All when Phee-
lip sent the Duke of AlyA and bis lPopish
cut throats to do the beesiness for Holland,
those DOotchmen jtIst sqlislehsd him as yS
Spad s9uelch a rotten eggi 'Ye may depend
that there was niVer a braWver thing than
thot in all modern timesp To all which,
we, sitting under our eatalpa this mOEniDf &,
with these splendid pages Of Motley befr Jrs
us, most cordially respond, Amen
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-10

NonEI DISPATCHES FOR BsEvITY The
dispatches which passed between Warsaw
apd st. Petersburg, on the occasion of the
recent troubles in the former city, are exam
pies of the "sGul of wit" The FIRST dis,
patch from Warsaw to st. Petersburg was
simply in French, "eneats." st. Petersburg
replied; suppress it." Warsaw 1T Is
done.n st. Petersburg; "How many dead ~
Warsaw "Six dead and six wounded" St
Petersburg: "And on our side2" Warsaw
"None dead, none wounded" st. Peters.
burg: "What arms taken on the insurgents2
Warsaw: "No arms" St. Petersburg; 50
do not understand. Send KarinoA 70 me-
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NEWPORT NE wS.

MAYORS OFFICE-Yesterday VIM. Arm
strong was tried before the Mayor and fined
SO and costs, for assisting party from Gov
ipgton in beating Frank Bets, the milk ped
dler, while he was in his wagon and on his
usual route last Saturday.
MARROW EsoAPF.-0n Monday afternoon,
we learn that a skiff was sunk in the Lick
ing River, containing six men. 1t being
alongside a eoal-boat the parties were all
saved.
PosT. oFFIcE REMovED.-The Post. office
will be removed in few days to the build
ing on the corner of York and Madison
streets, now occupied by Piner's Bank. The
location will be better one than the pres
emit
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-10
COMMON PLEAS.

BEFORE JUDGE CoLLINs.-S. 8. LIIomme.
dieu Ds. The Cincinnati and Whitewater
Canal Company.-A petition 10 foreclose a
mortgage. The Ohio and Mississippi Rail.
road Company ask to be made parties de-
fendant, and to have their right to use the
south bank of the canal quieted. Argued.
BEFoRB JUDGE MALLoN.-Reeves and 9th
ers Us. the Directors of Sub-Dlstriet No. l.,
junction dissolved to restrain the Directors
from building a school. house in location
in which plaintiffs claim they would be de-
prived of any benefit TO be derived from it.
CRIMINAL MATTERs.-A plea of guilty was
rendered by Cornelius Driscoll and John
Willis, indicted for burglary.
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PROBATE CouRr.

tensive foreign importer of merchandise.
and TO be the builder and present owner of
Rat-row," was sent to Jail as lunatic, un-
til the County Commissioners make the ne
cessary arrangements for sending him to Alb
erdeen, Ohio, which is supposed to be his
legal settlement.
An assignment executed by Levy Il Grins
to Lewis Abraham was filed.
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LAW REPORT.


Robert fIili %. I. J. Sherlock. - Action to
recover 500, the unpaid subscription OF the
defendant q stockholder in the late Courier,
. daily newspaper, started TO advocate the
claims Of John D. Breckinridge for the Presi@
dency. The debt was assigned by II. i. Nc
Chesney 70 the plaintiff. A demurrer to the
petition, in which questions as to the juris-
ditions Of the Court and the insuficiency Of
the petition were raised, were overruled.
DemurreIs were also overruled in the cases
son and others Us. Jehmer 4 Jones' and
Trevor and others Us. The Cincinnati Hamil-
ton and Dayton Railroad Company.
R. J.. Allen rs. P Roberts, Judgment for
defendant.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-10

CLERKsHIP OF THE BOARD OF IMPROVE
MENTs.-There are between thirty and forty
applicants for the Office of Clerk of the Board
of City improvements, which may be re-
garded as an evidence that the recent South
ern troubles have not checked the patriotism
of the people of this city, at least.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-10

UEEoRTUNATE EFTEoTs OF BAD WRIrINs.
1t is stated that Mr.. A. B. Dickinson, of New
York, the newly appointed Minister to Mica.
ragua, was an applicant for the office Of Mar
shal in Nebraska. His handwriting being
indistinot, the Secretary of State thought ne
asked for The post of Minister in Nicaragua
and being a friend, appointed him MlAistsI
instead Of Marshal.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-10

LECTURES BY EDWARD EvERETT.-Edward
Everett will deliver two lectures at the
opera.ho this week, one on Thursday,
and the other on Friday night the former
On the "Early Days of Franklin" and the
latter on the "Uses of Astronomy" 1t is
unnecessary TO more than refer to these !ec-
lures TO ineure full house.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-10

MARROW ESCAPE FROM DRowNING.-A lit
tie boy, about five years of age, a son of
Robert johnson, Policeman of the Fifth
Ward, fell into the canal, near Fourteenth
street, yesterday afternoon, and was in an
insensibls condition when discovered and
,aeouad
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-10

SUCCESSFUL CONFIDENCE GAME.-A person,
whose name we were unable to learn, who
says he is from San Antonio, Texas, was
swindled out of $55, by sharper, on thu
corner of Fourth and Walnut, yesterday.
The swindler gave him 800 bill as secu-
rity for the money borrowed.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-10

Doors AND SHoEs.-Thos. Walsh, late of
the "Golden Boot can now be found at the
Boston Cheap Shoe. store, ITO West Fifth
street, where he will be pleased to have his
old customers call. All kinds of boots and
shoes will be sold twenty per cent. lower
than heretofore
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-10

LARGE SPRING SALR.-A fine chance for
investment will be offered at Wells & Miles
auction.rooms, Pearl street, this morning
The assortment of staple and fancy dry
goods, millinery goods, cloaks, busters, &C.,
is attractive and worthy the attention of
dealers. See advertisement in auction
oo1unu
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-10

IMPoRTANT.-Don't forget that the DAILY
Press is the medium through which to make
known your wants. Advertise, if you want
a servant, or a house, or if you wish to sell
or buy any thing. The PRESS is the medium
that reaches all Glasses
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-10

LATE PAPKRs,-Hutchinson, at l6O Vine
street, has received the London Illustrated
News New York illustrated News, Harper's
Weekly, Household Journal, New York
Mercury and Thompson's Bank-Note De-
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-10

A LLRsE FORTUNE EOR THE CAPTAIN OF
SR JOIN FRANKLN.-Lady Black, recently
band, Admiral Sir George Back, the cap
tain Of Sir John franklin in his early Arctic
expeditions. Sir George has numerous
trisnds and seqpaintances in this country.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-10

REs1GNATIoN.-Samuel Bloom, one of the
regular detective police, resigned yesterday,
to take private position at the Cincinnati,
Hamilton and Dayton Railroad Depot.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-10

APPLICANTS FOR OFFICn.-There are 500
applicants for positions on the police, who
have, for two days, besieged the City Hall,
from sunrise till sunset.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-10

GROvER & BAKERS sewing-mschine carries
the sewing directly from, and not by the
operator from left to right, and thereby ad-
ministers health and comfort to the seam
stress. Price $40.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-10

A New TRANSLATION FOR NEw FAITH.-
1t is actually contemplated by several prom
inent Spiritualists in the United States, to
issue a new edition of the Bible--the proof
sheets Of which shall be through mediums"
revised BY tie original svtboFs, s.I'
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-10

WRAPPING PAPER.-we have a quantity of
old exchange papers for sale, suitable for
wrapping. Apply at the counting. room.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-10

GROVER & BAKERS sewing-machine
makes the only stitch that survives the wash
tub and ironing on bias seams. Price $40. t
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-10

GRovER l. &BAKER's sewing-machine forms
the only seam that may be easily removed
in case of mistake, or for the purpose of al
teriDg garments. Price $40.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-10

MUNICIPAL LICENSE RECEIPTS. The re-
ceipts at the Mayors Office for the week
ending yesterday amounted to the following
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-10

PoPUT .ARiTY OF TuPPER's PRoyyRpIAI
PHiLo' soPHY With the exception Of QHele
Ioffs Cabin, whose circulation passed. Al
Computation, no book Of modern tllnel h.s
cold TO any thing like the extent of fupPets
PToperJial Philosopky. IL has fceoaee
10000 in England and me PaEestapn,,s,. l,,'.
from whom We derive the lpiof ftAileh M s.l .ells
Us that tie circulation eTceeQs oopitpe copies
| In America. We hope noh
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-10

THE price of the Grover 4 Baker sewing
machine has been reduced to $40. +
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-10

GROVER BAKERS sewing-machine will
hum through life, and bless as it goes. Price
$40. /
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-10

Geo. Dejarnette, a halfwitted fellow,
was murdered in Breckenridge County,
Kentucky, last week, BY some person up'
ka0Na, .-.fa4l.z s..l .s@ -a5
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LOST.

III OsT-MoNEY-A roll 4 money. The finder
n will please call at 2S Pearlst. and reC,lye re-
ward. Gpl0-b%
III OsT-PORT- -eontaining slS-twO
IL 50 and one S8 noieL The hnder will be libeI-
ally rewaId ded w leaving the same with G. Dg n.
Gan, south. west corner Filth and Mbl-sts apo-b'
4 KNr-ROOK-Contsining sS5, on the
~ morning Of April 7, on Fifth-st near Mai1;
be suitably rewarded by leaving the same at No
1O1 East Pearl-st apl0-b'
n OsT-In CoyingtoD, on last Thursday, small
IL black Dog. Had on brass collar, with owner 6
name-J. M. Flagg. Any person returning him 70
No, SO East Pearl.street, Cincinnati, will be lib
orally rewarded. Rp9.bs
HIIuesday morning. a port. onnaie, containing
two notes Of hand, over due, one drawn by Rhodes
bpS N IN aSOS Sor q 'Ps ars
not to negotiate for the same. The fEder will DO
paid for his trouble BY returning them to No. %
East Third at, a.
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PERSONAL.

T1RRsONAI.-HoMEF FOB INFANTs-Or La.
II dies, previous To- during, Or after conhnemsnt,
near the city every comfort terms reasonable;
Of RECT secrecy Particulars by addressing Box
2,934, inclosing post-stamp, apl-f'
InERSONAL-W. KENT a CO., manufactures
ii OF ladieC', gentlenen's, Misses and ohildren's
boots and shoes, No. 126 Etth street, three doors
eNSt OF Race. The work Is all done BY competent
hands and iB waTrented. Prices cheaper than any
where else In the city. lazl-tf
DNRsONAL To whom il may concern, II. Q;
III BTEVEkS, manufacturer Of mattresses and
beddipR, 0HS Walnut-st., between Sixth and
sta; window shades, gilt and plain put up
Leistery mh25-u
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FOR EXCHANGE.

NVOR EXCHANGR-FOR DRY GOoDs-9,.
~ Se acres Of Good Land, In soothetn ludt1na.
and SiUSh00 cash Wll 10 given for q stock Of DIT
GO0ds. A. b. MoMAHAMAi 81 West Third-st,
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AUCTION SALES.

A QQTION ,sALR-BY KELLOGG WILL.
Dr. NSs oods .Tsr SnS o AZ
Auetlon.--THIs MORNIEe, April 10, at W o'clock,
viii be sold choice lot Of Out Dry Goods, Including
ALs0.TA lot Of ysyelry, wsteh,s: &e, ~,
A ~ eeIo9k "A large sfsSrtmsnt Of aossssOld
coneisi1g Of 80 bedsteads 15 bureaus, assorted 10
wS.h.siands escorted y sofas land and soS,sbiesi
with variety q other House6old Goods, saSs as
f5r domestic use, without reserve
TENS cash. apiO
A UCTION sALE-BY WELLS 4 MILES,
- saIes-room 20 Pearl,st.-F First large Spring
Sale Of ETssh, seast nable, Staple and Fancy Dry
Vii sc on A5RSPS 4ISA %pr
10 at o'clock WITHOUT reserve super fresh Linens,
ehiets searfs, Muls,. .Tare Checks, Wool Bareges,
Cloths, Cas,imeIeg, satinets, cesspets, Jeans,
Colored Cambrios, Lawns, Brilliants 80.
=, ,ALsO-bgO very superior silk, Cashmere, Stella,
AiSo"k line Of very superior Oloats, Mantles,
Busters, SIR Points and silk Lace NIantles,
Al SO-ll5 cartoong Of superior Bonnet Ribbon.
. ALSO SEQ dozen Silk Mitts, Hosiery, SusPonders,
HLsoGio bales assorted Brown Muslins II casos
81 ~ and a f Blcached Mus fiSrS ns cases
Jeans
ALs0-l5o dozen superior Hoop skirts. APPS
A UCTlON sALE.-BY COOPER Il
On THURSDAY, April IL, viii be sold, at public
auction, five lots q land, situated in Delhi Tovn-
ship, on the Delhi Pike, mile west from Sedams-
yille adjoining the residence Of Dr. Woodward, and
1onr miles nom the city. One place, containing
esch will be sold together or ' separately, as de.
sired. The other lot contains 81 acres, covered
with timber.
Terms One. third cash e.third in one year, and
one.thiId in two years.
Titie, ,indisputaGle. Sale positive .....
Omnibus will leave COOPER & STOKES, IA
East Fourtb.street, at o'clock P. NJ. apS.dF
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7TFron Mo,5,Vl7 NJ fo-1 TIr,--

tfrom Monday's New York Timss.1 -
Extensive PFspnrafiousf fer the Civil war
Impsrtsnt milItary sad raval Move
The sudden activity Of the Government
in the preparation and dispatch Of naval and
military expeditions from this port have
been the theme Of general remark through
ont the city during the last three or four
days. Considering the formidable character
and extent Of the movement, there has been
q remarkable absence of excitement on the
subject, and, so far as the public feeling has
manifested ITSELF a strong sentiment Of ap-
probation Is expressed on all hands that the
Government have, after 50 long forbearance,
undertaken m earnest to vindicste the laws
of the country. A calm confidence pervades
the public mind, that the measures now be-
ing adopted have for their object the protec-
tion of the country and its institutions from
the assaults Of traitors. lr.
Business people were everywhere heard
to express thsir satisfaction that Something
was doing nby the Government HAny
thing" they sgid, was better than inaction
Major Holmes, on Saturday afternoon, to-
gether with the stories of extensive disaffec-
ton among the troops on Governors Island,
created painful thrill in the public mind
The rumored resignation of Major johnson
was premature, it seems, but probably arose
from the fact that Major Holmes himself
gave out on Friday that there ere two
officers who would not 60 South TO fght.n
Major Holmes halls from North Carolina,
and has been in the pay of the Government
for many years. He now throws up his
commission at time when his services are
likely for the first time TO be Of material inn
pOrtance to the service, and when the step
would be most embarrassing to the country,
His successor, who was some time since or
dered 10 relieve him in July, may now be
directed to report for duty at once. The
resignation of Major johnson has not we
understand, been rendered, as reported; only
fifty-two men (recruits) left the island to
board the AtlGntic on Saturday. Two more
Lieutenants have rendered their designations
from Fort Columbus. Lieut.. Woods now
commands in Major Holiness place.
FORT HAMILTON.
The most important news of the day il
from Fort Hamilton. On Friday evening
the garrison was paid of, and its members
told they might go on liberty, and that all
hands would be mustered at "hag-up" on
Saturday morning. During the night knots
of two and three left Brooklyn in the cars,
from time to time, returning to quarters, and
many "tramped" the entire way. On Satur-
day, when the roll was called, but few were
missing. Some, rather the worse for liquor,
have since returned. Two officers, detailed
to accompany the troops, resigned almost at
the last moment. At ten O'clock on the
same morning, Captain Barry's company of
artillery, mounted on their own horses, left
the fort and marched by the road to Hamil-
ton Ferry, went on the island, and subse-
quently on the steamship Atlantic. There
were some soldiers absent. At three o'clock
7. NJ, the steamer Mdbey arrived in front of
Fort Lafayette, and embarked the following !:
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-10

GROVER & BAKERS sewing. machine sales
room, So West Fourth. street. Price $40. t