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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-21
LOST.

n OST-A pair of BLACK-CLOrH PANTS, on
~ Third st., between Elm and Plum. liberal
reward will he paid by leaving them at THOMAS
HEALf'S, Tbird-st., near Elm ja2l-b'
n 0ST-VAUABLE PAPERS - On Thursday,
H January 10, small, black Trunk, containing
valuable Papers, &c, valued at 1928, consisting OF
dozen shirts, dozen pocke hand chiefs pair
enemsled shoes, iiye inch Colt revolver. carpet.
sacki 3notts and mortgages from A. r. Smith;
note aud mortgage for 500, from Walker & Bruu-
stead note for 5000, from Hyer, Of Greenfield,
q l note and mortgage from Gray ham aud wife 10
5, Brill, for 81 ,475i note and mortgage from j.
; OhuIchill, for S22si deed aud title papers from
Lee leayitt, for l44 of land In Butler County
gage-s sized memoraudum, book, containing list "
land, de eef Poeket'hook,2 gold pens, silver
csse, ebony holder; small black pOrte-m1nnaie
contaiuipg notes ADD papers also, eonsdara ole
omonnt OF documents not named. Twill pay $50 Tor
say 1htprmatlcn concerning the are, or tlOO for
TIE retr rrn Of tho aboye-n named documents TO Mr.
ADAMS, u the Marietta IA press DOmpany, north
east corner front-st. and BrOadWay.
ja2i-G@ CHESTER UARPENTER
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AMUsEMENTS.

PIRE's 0PERA-HoUsE.-This evening at the
Opera house the entertain ment will be for the
benefitof the widows Of the murdered police
men, Hallam and Long. The programme,
the Fatal Duel and Sketches in India, is at.
tractive, and we hope to see substantial
suddenly deprived of their natural protectors.
WooD's TBEATER-This theater will be
reopened next Monday by the stock com
pany lately at the National, and they promise
TO give the performances there in most ac-
ceptable style.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-21

ARREST OF AN ALLEGED FUGITIVE FROM
JUsTIcE.-Chas. Smith, alleged to have been
a participant in the recent burglaries at
Peru, Ind, was yesterday arrested aud
lodged in the Hammond. street Station
house. He, with Stephens, arrested day be-.
fore yesterday, will be returned to Indiana
in q day or two.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-21

CHURCH DEDICATIoN.-St. Xavier Church,
on Sycamore-street, was dedicated yestrT-
day, with imposing ceremonies. The house
was densely crowded and many were COM
PEELED to remain outside. A great number
of the highest dignitaries of the Church
were present and assisted in the ceremonies.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-21
concIu.Ion Of saluraa,,. proeeeaIne..

Mr. Mason introduced joint resolution in
relation to the suspension of certain laws, in
States separating from the Union, so as to
avoid hostile collision between said States
and the United States. 1t was passed TO
second reading, and ordered to be printed.
The special order, the Kansas Bill, was
taken up. Various amendments were Of
feTed and rejected, when, without taking
vote on the bill, theSenate adjourned.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-21
AUCTION SALES,

KOTJCR.-TB UHD ERSIGNE
IN would respectfully Inform their friends aud the
public generally that they again in Of
their old stand, - and "a East street, from
whence they were driven b h1e a feg weeks since.
We will still continue the 0eperal Auction and
Somnisston business for the seio Of furniturs Dry
Goods, Clothing, Boots Shoes QueensWare aud Mer-
ehandiAe generally, having ample rsom for the
storage all kinds Of goods.
Weretmn our thanks for past faVors, and solicit,
and hope 70 merit, the continuance Of patronage.
All outdoor sales promptly attended to,
Liberal advances made on goods consigned for
sale. ua6-xl KELLOGG Il WILLIAMS.
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ARRESTS on A CHARGE OF GRAND LARCENY.
VIM. Rafferty, and @. P. Rafferty, were, last
night arrested and lodged in the Hammond
street Station. house on a charge of stealing
a watch worth $50 from a man named
Michael Sullivan. They will be taken before
Judge Lowe for examination to-day.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-21

NEW ATTRAoT1oN.--Mr. Wilkinson, No.
ITO West Fourth street, has added to his es-
tablishment a new billiard. room, which is
well supplied with every thing appertaining
to this highly.pOpular game. Drop in and
see his improvements, and if disposed try
game. This is the best way to arrive at
inst conclusion
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Important rpom Chnrlestun.

CHARLESTON, January l9.-Lieut Talbot
arrived here last nightwith gloomy tidings.
The Governor andt1e members Of his cab
met were in consultation the greater part Of
last night on the Intelligence communicated
by Lieut. Talbot. A white flag came from
Fort Sumter this morning. The object of It
in o. fOr n l6catians r.t
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ArrirnI or me rentonin

NEW YORK, January lO.-The Feutonia
arrived at six O elockthis evening, with Lou
don da tes 10 the 7th and about $4,000 IN
specie. The North Briton arrived AZ Lon
donderry SundIy, the Kedar at Liverpool
Sunday, and the EurOpdaUd Vigo at Queens
town Sunday. News anticipated Ella Cape
Race
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ScHooL.-Mr. E. Warwood, teacher of in
strumental music, will shortly give concert
for the benefit of the Bethel Sabbath. school,
that institution being greatly in need of
funds. The first preparatory rehearsal will
be given at Mr.. WIS residence, No. 638 West
th.street, this evening, and amateurs de-
string to take part, are requested to furnish
him with their address. Those having q
copy ofthe Messiah, will please take them to
the rehearsal.
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Alabama I.nni.,n,nrn

MoNTsOMERY, Ala, January o. Che
the invasion of the State by sea. II makes
pilots liable to fine sRd imprisonment who.
bring vessels into the harbor of Mobile, and
authorizes the commander of Fort Morgan to
destroy the beacon and land marks at his
discretion .....
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-21

A SENATOR OF HUMBLE 0RIGN.-Mr.
Cowan, the newly-elected United States
Senator from Pennsylvania in place Of Mr..
Bigler, is of humble origin. By much read
ing aud intense study he so disciplined
naturally acute mind that he rose to lead.
ing position as a lawyer. He was an old
Clay Whig, is tariff man, and decided,
though not extreme, Republican. He is forty
five years of age, and an effective speaker.
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THE DAILY PRESS.
City News.

ROUTE FOR SALE.-The route on the PRES
west of the Brightoa House, including Cum
minsville and Fairmount, is offered foT sale
to prompt man.
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STRAYHD.

CTRAYED-OR sToLEN-on Monday last,
- from my pasture at LOckland, black Horse, is
hands high; hind legs swollen. A liberal reward
will be paid i returned 70 the above place; 70
NoItherp DistileTy at Oumminsville, or SPAErHE
a 90 IS Feed Store. 1alsf'l GEO. HOUSE,
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shipment Of Ammunition to GOV. PIokens,

PETKRsBURG, Va, January l9.-0ne hun
dred kegs Of powder and 1000 pounds Of
shot and she'll from the Tredegar Works,
Richmond, left this morning by special train
by the Weldon ard Wilmington Railroad,
destined to Charleston 10 the order OF Gov.
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Sale Of the Mexican Prize steamers,

New ORLEANS, January l9.-The Mexican
prize steamers Gen. Ngdmon and Harqnez
de La Hdbdna, were sold this morning. The
former brought $l2,5OO, and the latter
500 nnn = -
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HUMAN 'SAUsAGEs.-A dead baby was
delivered by careless stage-driver 10
butcher in Ware, Massachusetts,, instead Of a
box of sausaRes. The butcher, when he re-
covered from his horror, sent the child to its
friends, who had already weepingly depOs-
tied The sausaRes in the Catholic cemetery.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-21

NASHVILLE, January l9.-The House to-
day accepted the Senate amendment to elect
delegates on the sth7of February, TO assem-
BILE on the 18th. =,
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Keptackr LesIsIature.

FRAsKPoRT, January l9.-The Legislature
thus far has been occupied with miscellane-
GUS matters, having no direct bearing on
national affairs.
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River News.

Z LOUISVILLE, January 3O--P. M-River
rising slowly, with twelve feet over the
rock and fifteen feet in the Canal.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-21

lEcOR HOUsE-FURNITURE-Th en-
n tire Furniture of family quitting housekeep-
ing 1t is nearly new, OF improved pattern. The
house can be rented is convenient, and of modern
build, with gas all through; it IL situated three
squares from the Eorry. landing, in Ooyngton This
is a rare chance for person just going 10 house
keeping. Address W. HOWELSi through Post
Office JalI.t-
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-21
Electric Remedies !

ID AL attention. ali over the world comprise the
EGEUTRO CHEMICAL BATH, GALYANISM.
MAGH ETISM and ELECTRlCITY. in many tOrmsi
ard when properly and skillfully applied, are
found to be curative in Neuralgia, Rhsumstism,
Paralysis st. Vitus's Dance, Epilepsy, Spermator.
rhea, Hydrocele Suppressed Menses, Tumors and
Diseases of Muscles and Joints, Mineral Poisons,
Uterine Disorders, Sexual Debility, aud many OBJ.
scure and painful functional diseases that resist all
other modes of treatment.
Every convenience for the proper application at
Dr. SILSBEE'S ONCE for Chronic and Cutane.
Gus Diseases, 81 West Seventh ST., between Vine
and Walnut ja5-t
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-21

George +. Train, of street. railway fame,
has received permission TO lay down an ex-
perimehtal line from Balls Pond to the city
Of London.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-21
yENUF LIFE OF AN OLD LADY SAVED

TENIIE LIFE OF AN OLD LADY SAVED
Il CNcIKHATIs January J, 1851 This is to ceTtit,
that /, Mrs Mary Ann Morton, have been troubled
with Cancer on my left breast, for number OF
years and during that time have tried the skill of
of the best PHI sicans Of this and some OF the
Eastern cities ard under their operations had lost
the most Of my breast. On about the 2Sth Of No
vember last, DR.. j. HEBERN. called and saw my
Cancer. He told me that he could cure me In a few
weeks. He applied his Cancer Salye, and from that
time have felt pain whatever, aud now l am
almost well. My residence is 90 High-st;, near the
Whter-woTks Hill. MRS. MARY ANN MORTON.
Office, IS Barr.st, corner CT Gutter. ONCE hours,
9 A Nj. to p. M. jall-ul DR. j. HBBEkh'
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-21
re JOB PRINEERs5lAAGG GHaASSCE THAT H.

IWN0 JOB PRIETRRS-A CHANCE THAT
Il DOES NOT OFFER EVERY DAY.-Beipg
about to abandon the Printing business, am de-
srous of disposiDg eff entire stock Of materials,
and win do so at such price and on such terms as
can not fail TO give satisfaction to any one wishing
to purchase My establishment is complete in every
be equal ed by few offices in the city II consists Of
every thing useful and ornamental for that purpose,
comprising come $50 founts of Card and Circular
type, besides Plea, Long.Primer, Brewer aud Nom
pareil, for Book and Pamphlet work, all OF which
are in good order, and will execute good work. My
assortments of Borders Rule, &c are very extens-
i've and Of late styles The Presses comprise, a
Super Royal Smith hand press, Lawyer Job Press,
works with treadlo, AVID an excellent Foster Gard
Press The whole COZ cern has cost me over 81, ,OO9
and / will now sell on such terms as will make II
the best bargain ever offered in this city,
will say no more. Persons wishing TO purchase
will Of cOnr3e, call and examine for themselves.
jais-bs GB0. W. TAGART, 10 West Fourth st.
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FoE EsALE-TARM,,Ahn excellent little ,o, farm rn

NFOH sALE-FARM-An excellent little farm
H OF thirty acres, of all rich second bottom
land, in Warren County, Ohio, situated on the
turnpike leading from Carlisle Station to Franklin
n short distance from Carlisle Station of the Gin
cinnati, Hamilton aud Dayton Railroad, -four miles
iron Cincinnati Nearly all Of the land Is under a
high state Of cultivation, all we'll watered aud sub
stantially fenced. The improvements are nearly
new frame house of seven rooms, we'll finished
throughout frame barn, and other convenient ont
situated in neighborho9d of good society, near
schools and churches. Win be sold low.
SAbI'L A. SARGENT,
No. Apollo Buildings,
jsls.d N W. cor. Fifth and Walnut-sts
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-21

1vA uBder this MelOdeon Hall. JAMES II. BRkh.
AN, formerly caterer for the veteran, General
SCOTT, during the Mexican war, having succeeded
the late proprietor of the Melodeon Saloon, re-
epcotfully notifies the public Of the same, assuring
them that his extensive experience will be ever
used to furnish the best Liquors, Oordials, Wines,
old and rev Ales, and the choicest Clgars-not TO
be excelled BY any house N ths city. jal9.S
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-21

NTOR SALE-T5acre Farm in Decatur County,
~ Ind, 65 acres under cultivation $50 acres in
Maries County, Missouri, finely located farming
? lands lOO.aore Farm in Morgan County Tenu., 40
acres under cultivation VIII be sold very low for
cat b, exchanged for city property OF merchant
able goods. JOHN u. SlDDAhb,
jal9 d. - West rhird-st
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-21
NJ,REsH PEAOHEs, sTRAWBERRIRs

LNRESH PEACHES, STRAWBERRIRS,
n etc.-Just reoei ged
200 doz. 3-lb. cans fresh PeAohesi .r
loo doz. "a 9lh. cans fresh Strawb berT1esi
30 dOz. 2H-lb. cans fresh Pineapples;
ll0 dog. Quart-lars assorted PTunes;
loo doz, quart-iars assorted Jellies;
100 doz pt. and half-pt jars assorted Jelliesi
90 aoz. 3-lb. cans Turtle Soup;
10 cases Preserved China Ginger.
JOHN BATES,
dcio National Theater Building, sycamore-st
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-21

NNOR SAI.R-OR EXCHANGE-Nine acres Of
H Land, in Galesburg, Ill, inside of the city
limits, and near three. railroads six acres six
lets having the richest kind of soil and well adapt.
ed for gardening Or building gureoses-prce Sl5O
per acre 640 in Missouri, at 81 25 per acre, with
other valuable Western property, and some cash,
will be changed for good property in or near This
city Address Box $50, Gin. p. U. jal5-f"
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PERSONAL.

DERsONAI-CORONER's OFFICE-No. I6
n Court house, back Of Yolksbatt Office. Resi-
dence, west corner Thirteenth and Jackson.sts:
jack IT. Il. EMMEBrH.
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TNOR SALE-A beautiful Country Residence,

DgElTIIHI UgII,1y n M, Daascd
Turnpike, AZ miles north of the Little Miami Rail:
road Depot at DeeIfeld, and adjoining the town OF
Of large two. story brick house Of 9 rooms, well
finished throughout, with large halls. cellar and
chicken house, wood house aud summer house.
costing 500. with an abundance Of the different
kinds of grated fruits and shrubbery n ne order.
Omnibuses are constantly passing the place, con
melting with the railroad. SAMUEL A, SARGENT,
No. Apollo Building, Northwest corner Of Fifth
and Waiplit.sts ia2O.d
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-21

CULINARY ARTICLES TO BE HADAT
- THE NEW DRUGSTORE Baking, powder,
pure article Of cur own manufacture, for sale in
Quantities 10 suit pur ihasers Also, Taptoca, Corn
Starch, Sago, Pearl Barley, Oatmeal, pure Cream
Tartar, Bi-caTb. Soda TartaTic Acid and A articles
used by pastry cooks, Hotels, bakers aud saloon
keepers supplied with articles in our line at
atle rates. For sale BY
ApOthecaries and Druggists,
jal7 N y. cor. OeDtrai-aV and GeOrRe-st
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BOARDING.

HYOARD1NG-Aud pleasant room for two gen.
- temen, at 1876 George IT., corner of Smith.
Terms reasonable, TO suit the times. ja2I-b'
TDOARDING-A few boarders can be accommo-
ND dated with board and pleasant rooms, by ap-
plying at Nc. 81 Pike st. ja20b'
NDOARDING-Good accommodations for single
11 gentlemen at 102 Broadway, between Third
and Fourth. jalT-f|
ROARDING-singe gentlemen can be Accom-
Ob mOdated at G1 East FOurth-st between Ssca-
more aud Broad Vay also few more day -bOarders.
atja3l.b'l
DOAR DING-A gentleman and his wife, or
ny two young men, can be accommodated with
board in Il private family. Apply at 1877 Broad
way. ia20-bs
EQOARDING-one pleasant room, uufurnishad,
NJ for a family, or for gentlemen who will fur
nish, with or without board at No. 1874 Elm-st
References required. ja20-bS
DOARDING-A comfortable room, With board,
AD suitable for two gentlemen. References re
quired. Apply at 1S2 George.st., between John
and Smith. ja20-oe
VRUARDING-Two single gentlemen can be
1O accommodated with good board and pleasant
rooms; ALSO q few dsy-boarders Apply at No q 1
BonGwoTth's st, between Elm and Plum. ja20-b"
UOARDING-A gentleman and wife can OBJ
As tain board, with pleasant front room on the
second floor, in private family. Terms reasonable.
Apply at 473 West Third street. References re.
dured. ja2l-b@
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EINOR SALE--A well-esiabllshed business
N Stock, Fixtures and furniture Of ScwiDg-ma-
ine0fhce, with the right Of sale. Good location
street jI2i-b~
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EVO9t sALE-,A FARM-, Comprising. about 40
n acres, or such portion thereof as might be
Quised consisting Of vineyards and fruit.t in
bearing; arabic and heavy timbered; we'll watered
aud i'm proved; about nine miles from Ciucinnati; ;
froI ug on good pike from that city, and close to
o railroad station. For sale very cheap. Apply, by
letter To X. y, Delhi Hamilton County, Ohio or
personally to W. II. COOLIDGE, 11S John-st I,
JnCiBnati ja20 Ks
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-21

REFIHRD SUGAR so BRLs.
,Loyering's crushed slgarp 80 brls, Loyeri sg's
ln store and tor. sale BY AARON A. GOLFER,
3l8 and 391 Main.st, jals
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FOR SALE.

WNOR SALE-The well known n Casket," ON
H Third ST., opposite the Barnet House. Apply
Immediately on the premises. Ja20-b'
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ENOR SAI.E-A BEAT-STORE with Horse
n and Wagon. First rate chance for man with
a small capital Inquire at the Meat-store, neoF
HarreDcort's Brewery. Rent very low. ja2l-bf
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-21

ENOR SAIE-A TAILoBS WORK sHoP-St.
II uated s. W corner of Vine aud Columbia sts.,
Will he sold on tho promises, MONDAY, January
81, at O'Clock P. M. ja2o b
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X AEE CRACKERs-99 BRLs. LANE
hIss ~ bTls Engish gyackaells r. brs
the best in the market. AARON A. Golfer,
31S and 33l Main-st N u IrH-aaf e y jals
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-21

GtURWEN,s REVISED STATUTES OF
- OHIO, Yel lY-Laws from 1854 70 lse = wall
be published shortly jal5-es
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-21

NNJ ANTED Any one having nu OLD PER
w PBTUAfi CHARTER granted by the State
OF Ohio fr q purchaser by addressing q , care
x,fef he
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-21

NUANTED-TWO PBRSo NS-To board in
w private family, where there are no boagders,
al 80 20 per week, aud n furnished room at S3 per
nepih, at 800 West Futh.st. Inquire over the
$ ffuft-htore, or address Box tSf5. p o. ia2n b.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-21

"ARTEU-INFORMA goung man,
w named ANDERSON II. SHEPARBS who, when
last heard from, taken sick in Cincinnati, and
is supposed TO be under the of some medical
gentleman. reformation of his whereabouts will be
respectfully received by his friends at No. 81 East
Fourth.street. ja20-bt
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-21

UANTED -slTUATIoN-In a wholesale or
w retail lquor.etore OF. rectifying esta9lish-
ment, by young man experienced in the business :
Address l.. BOURBON, through tho Postofioe.
Iia1g-dsI
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FOR RENT.

ENOH RHNT-B0UM-A gentleman can obtain
- n furI ished Room, without board, at No $50
Race. Bt. References required. ia2l-bs
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WyANTED-DRY GOODS-A stock of from
w $4,000 to S9ONO0, for which part cash and bal
fSA1I'L A. SARGENT, No. = Apollo Buildings,
ial7-d North west cor. Fifth and Walnut SIS,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-21

NGyANTEO-REsI NUE-Witha a fewkcres Of
w Land attached on either Of the railroads,
within few miles Of the city. Any person having
such property fvE rent will address s., POstoflce
Box y Oil. jal6-fA
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-21

WIANTED-Every lady and gentleman in this
w city and county about to purchase boots, shoes
or CATERS to call at the store of A. ~. BARBOUB,
40 West Fifth-st. Call aud seo at 40 West
Fifth. st., near Race. jalS-fA
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EYOARD1NG-And pleasant room for two gen.
NS temen, at 1876 George 1T corner of Smith,
Terms reasonable, TO suit the times ja2I-bF
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VN NANTED-PROPERT purchase Just
w ness property on Main, Walnut, Fourth, Fifth,
to sell CHEAP win address D. n. w, Press 0flice,
giving fall pal ticulars. jacobs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-16
MILITARY MOVEMENTS in NEW YORK.
DEPARTURE OF ONE HUNDRED OF THE
FIRST REGIMENT OF CAVALRY FOR WASH


One hundred men, well mounted and equipped, belong
Ing TO the First regiment Of cavalry took their departure
yesterday evening by the half past veocock train from
Jersey City for Washington The Brigade Lncers were
expected 10 have gone with them but owing TO some un
explained cause they did not. The First regiment Of
cavalry was organized Immediately after the war 1872
as cavalry corps. The Oldest troop in the regiment ID
the Montgomery troop which organized when Richard
Montgomery Colonel in the regular army, an indie
pendent corps Under this latter designation was COM
handed by Captain c. G. Mnton, Major In Cocuel
McCunn's Thirty seventh regiment.
departure from the Arsenal the corner OF Seventh
avenue and Thirty eighth street, and proceeded, via
broadway and Cortandt street, TO Jersey CITY Terry
and arriving At the other side they found train ready
to transport them to Washington As they passed along
broadway they were greeted by loud and prolonged
cheers which showed that the enthusiasm Of the people
was as genuine and buoyant ever The men looked
well; and with their formidable swords and mettle-
some chargers they cannot fail TO do some heavy work
needs be-
The following is a list Of the officers
Lieutenant Colonel-T. G. Devn. Quartermaster-Geo
W. Maxwell
Captains--W. DUNG, j. r. Barley, George Mundorf.
First Observation-Disclosures Knebel r. Reiss X.
HQnan
Second Iieutenants.-J McAuliH John Haggerty, VII
liam NEGoldrick.
The balance Of the regiment will follow as soon pos
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