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hhhESTS, SEIZURES, &c,
The Crew of the Resoiute

typographical survey of the vicinity will shortly
DC made The new riiled cannon made for the civ
will soon be ready for use ''N wy
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THE EMPEROK OF RUSSIA ON THE STATE
OLE THIS GOUNTRN

The Russian Minister, NJ De S;oeck, has had
an audience of President Lincoln, and read to him
the following despatch
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ETtI1EtII TfOCIilh"tInh IA tElc Cabinet.
Gen. Fremonts proclamation, declaring the
slaves OF rebels to be free men was made solely on
his own responsibility without any previous advice
from the authorities here consultation with them
on the subject 1t struck the entire Cabinet and the
freSdent with utter amazement t, and for the first
twenty-tour hours they remained in auandary
thinking what TO do. Whether it was right or
wrong, prudent or imprudent, what would be its
effect, especially in the neutral States and parts of
States, whether to sanction it or coun.ermand it.
All these questions were freely and fully canvassed
when it was finally unanimously determined that
the proclamation was just the right thing made at
precisely the right time, in exactly the right
manner, and by the right man.
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NEW YORK, Sept e-Cotton has a declining ten
dency: sales unmportant at 2lx cts Flour is dull:
sales OF o9oo b6s State 81 4o@4 45 Ohio s5o5@5 10;
Wheat sd vanced the opening but closed yery
dull sales Of 200 900 bushe Chicago spring ss cts Mil
Haukee CLUB LOB red Western 81 12lll7; white
Kentucky 81 i2bAl@ Corn Is quiet: sales Of 1873 900
bushels at fesask cts Beef is steady; Government
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From the ". =. Tribune.
COUrI-liar.iaI Sentence,

The General Court-Martial, for some days in ses-
sion at Alexandria, adjourned on Saturday. It
sentenced about thirty volunteer soldiers to be
shot for strictly military Offences such as sleeping
on their posts, deserving their posts, permitting
persons to pass without the countersign, and Tor
endeavoring to strike officers. number of others
have been convicted of minor Offences and sen.
fenced to imprisonment in the Pententiarv or to
working with ball and chain in quarters. William
Scott, of Company H., Sd Vermont, having been
convicted OF going to sleep on his post second
time, is sentenced to be shot on Monday morning.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-20
Diet for virginia soldiers.

We judge that Virginia is getting into the
condition Of the piper who, being short Of
feed for bis COW, played her a tune, and babe
her consider" Being manifestly deficient
in material means to subsist her armies, she
is inviting the troops-as we observe by the
following paragraph from the Richmond En-
onriner-to find substitutes in common sense
aud originality" How a scion of one of the
first families would look after considering for
a month or two on such a regimen, may be
more easily imagined than described
"Men accustomed TO the routine and abund-
ance of the United States Regular Army
should not be discouraged if they do not find
here all the depOts and appointments and
order that a century only can produce. Still
less should they endeavor TO enforce the sys-
tenn of the bureau where it can do nothing
but damage. They must fall back on COM
NOR sense and originality, if they desire to
utilise the vast but peculiar powers at their
command. There is a time and a place for
all things; but the time and place of red
tape is not here now"
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-20
NJ n.nannL-

A portion OF the guns forwarded By the
Government 70 arm the Unionisss Of KEN
lucky were distributed, yesterday, at Cow
ingtoD. We are toldthat 10 all appearance
the diyisioa VAS % made as 70 b Satisfactory
to both parties: in other words, the Seces-
%sionisis got theft fali shars Of this bounty.
Perhaps this was necessary in order 10 per-
feet the plan Of armed neutrality which
seemed 10 possess 90 many attractions to the
people Of that State, 10 say nothing Of a
certain class Of our fellow citizens.
We do not profess any knowledge Of Sc
cret movements in Kentucky, nor Of the
policy Of men who whisper their plans and
opinions in each others ears in out-of-the-
way places. We never found any benefit
from such knowledge, nor any truth in II.
But looking at things as they appear on the
surface, we feel free to say that we had
much rather those arms were upon this
side Of the Ohio; more, We believe that
il would be better for Kentucky, had they
stopped this far short Of their. destination.
We do not superabound in arms here, and
until those of the enrolled, who are not only
loyal, but beyond the danger Of becoming
otherwise, are fully supplied, there is little
reason for the Government to extend its li5-
erslity to others.
In brief we look upon the Government as
having been sold in this matter, not by in-
territorial traitors, but by men at once timid
credulous and ambitions. In any point o.
view, We are unable TO see the wisdom o.
the policy that assists the promiscuous arm.
ing of the people of Kentucky; and have, q
yet, been unable to find any man who could
make il clear to us.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-20
rrihnfa of Resneat.

The following from the Richmond, (Va.,,
DispGtch, we publish for the benefit of the
illustrious individual whose virtues it is in
tended to celebrate. That he is permitted to
go without some distinct testimonial to his
merits by his immediate fellow. citizens does
little credit to the a~cuteness of their percept.
i've and a~ppreciatiye faculties. Few men
have deserved more than he at their hauds,
and we live in hopes that, in spite Of the in
gratitude of which Republics are sometimes
guilty, he will not long remain unrewarded:
"MR. ~VALLAEDIeHAM, OF OHIo.-This gen.
tleman Is the only public man we nave yet
heard of in the free States who remains true
70 his professions before the Proclamation.
He deserves immortal honor. He is the one
righteous man in the Heayen-forsakeA cities
OF our Western plains. He stands where he
has ever stood, and bids the mob defiance.
AS mobs are always eowardly, they are glad
TO leave Mr.. ~Vallandigham alone in his
RlorY.N ~ vi. #r r
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MAcAULAY s FIFTH VoLUME.-Macaulay's
Fifth Volume has met with q sale to the trade
in London of more than fifteen thousand
copies. The tory reviews find fault with 1t
as being more intensely whiggish than any
of its predecessors In the series. One Of them
says that Macaulay's creed, that whatever is
wing is right, obtrudes itself in every chap
ter. The same review continues: a-N
As a specimen of style-at once vivid and
eorrect-it will last till the New Zealander
himself shall appear on London Bridge; but
every day its assumption of fact and its ap-
praisement of character are being called into
question. The Scotch swesr the historian
has beiied them. The Quakers affirm the
anne. Tories read the book because they
say the caricature of conservatism can
scarcely go further, and the gorgeousness of
the ibels must abash smaller la~mpoonists for
all time to come. Not wen the wings,
however, can rely on il; Lord John Russell
would scarcely dare quote the fulsome por-
trait Of his great idol, Lord Somers. "Paint
me" said Cromwell to Lely, warts and ALL
Macaulay's wings are wartless-his tories
are all warts. In his fifth volume he fails TO
see a solitary vice in Charles Montague. In
the fourth, he failed to perceive a single vir-
tue in the Duke OF Marlborough. This is not
the way to write our annals. 1t may be
made very pleasant reading, especially when
relieved with well-grouped pictures and
elaborate professions, but II is not history.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-20

With the blockade.
The effect Of articles in the Ta1fs and
other London and English ~iournals is o
growing apprehension with some thht the
British, andperhaps the French Governnent
fehling The effects Of a scArcity Of oottbn for
their manufacturer BY the closing q the
Aso~uthern,ports upon their laboring popula-
ton, win interfere, and require, Or cdmpel
a REIMBURSEMENT Of the blockade.
That these Governments may attempt to
remove or prevent the blockade By negotia-
ton, is probable; and that they may even
offer to the United States something by way
Of equivalent for its removal, is not impossi-
BILE but that they viii proceed, in case OF a,
refusal, to employ foroe-whioh is warts
hardly TO be spprehonded Mercantile a, Is
the spirit Of the British, and selfish as that
Of the French Government, such an act
would be too fragrant a breach Of well-set-
tied principles Of international justice TO be
done by any Government that desires to
appear respectable in the eyes of the world.
There is o wide difference between the IRE.
sponsible suggestions Of a newspaper and the
deliberate acts of q Government. Lord
Lyons acting under the instructions OF his
Government, has signihed to the Admins
tration at Washington, SO it is said, that all
that Great Britain demands is that The
blockade shall be actual; that is to say, that
It shall be sustained by an adequate force
upon the spot; and this, according to the
laws of nations, it has the right to require.
Blockade has never been recognized by
any writer upon national law, or by any in
ternationsl practice as casus beIi; nor can it
be so considered, under any circumstances,
except when it is covert war, that is to say,
when the ports of one nation are closed by
the forces of another, for the express pur-
pose Of doing injury TO g third. In this ease,
the causes of the blockade are too pslpable
TO admit of any such construction.
The Government is preparing a force suf-
fcent to come up to all the legal rules in re-
spect to competency, and it is hardly to be
supposed that there is any danger of foreign
interference.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-20

AssHERMAH's Battery converted the people
Of EIkton from the original sin of Secession
to the saving grace Of loyalty, 50 the mill
taFy occupation Of Baltimore by the Govern
ment has been the means, under Providence,
of bringing Governor Hicks to a realizing
sense of his official obligations. 1t is one of
those beautiful examples of the force o fmoral
s~uasiOn, or-as they say down South-o
"strategetical considerations" with which
the times do so abound.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-20
Sunday nvening Dispatches.
LATEST WAR MOVEMENTS.

Asfgt Of Several Concerned n ne baltimore.
Rot-Measurss on 50ot for Bnliaat
Triumph at Horpkfs Erty1Bsartgatd
" Chdriestoa-Atack b Be- nod Son
Upon Ricbmoad-Es. Governor Wiss Dan
gsrously M-Sedreiy Of Ammunition at
Harptr's Fsrry-Aors Ssisures Of Military
GOods-THs Bark "Rercep Sank By Rs6els
az Nopbik-Largs QndntW Of To6Seco0
Seized BY The FTigGts "Mianesotan-Ssnator
Douglas ConedtSeeat-lntrestin5 from
cair0-CPitSt Of hs Southern ooafad,
erdcy 10 be Removed 10 Richmond.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-20

On the arst pags ofthe PRSss willb 70 found
a sermon upon The times BY Rev. .. q. For.
man late Of this city, now Of Alton, III, de-
livered at the Church Of the Redeomer, on
Sunday lnsl The discourse was admired by
many who desired to see IL in print. We
commend II therefore, 70 The consideration
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q $500 nl.u

The Fredericksburg (va) Express, under
the bead of " Shocking Ingratituds," com
plains BECAUSE two thousand stand Of arms.
sent by Virginia TO Baltimore, ito aid that
people 70 repel the Northern InvaNer,p are
about 70 be handed over to the GOssrnment
~ Wellington. According 10 accounts
publiShsd in the Southern papers, the nun
Der Of arms stolen from the Government is
TWO hundred and ninety thousand. This, of
course, is all right; but when there Is a
probability that two thousand of this huge
aggregate wilbe restored, the grief and in.
5ignation Of the Virginia press at the high
rhine and misdemeanor, and the shocking
~pgrAutnde Of its perpetrators, Is more than
hey have language to describe. The shock
their moral sensibilities Is absolutely
feadf1l stTr r. Hn-t naN ~
rsg f
rer an araW AL -aafJ
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-20

oUR correspondent "Unien," is hereby in
formed that we are responsible" for nothing
that appears in our paper except what is
contained in the editorial columns. The
paragraph which he sends us--if cut from
the PREss at all-was taken from some other
journal, and printed to show the state of
public sentiment at the place where it was
published. N
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-20

The General Synod Of the Reformed Pres.
byteTian Church is now in session in the
city Of New York. 1t takes high ground
touching the question now convulsing the
country, and denOuhees the Southern attack
upon the Union as [" an unauthorized rebellion,
to maintain and perpetuate slavery-a great
social and moral evil, and most aggravated
WronR.n l1 a.H
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-20

MALLS iRKAPkR AND MOWER
! have tskS9 an assheE ~, ,ths ssis o. ne S
showing sample AID Attending 10 orders. This
Maehine star d. ~ .eminspt hT good wofk and 9Asy
Machines IN many particulars. while II. Is not fn-
feTi0F In one. II viii be put up and made 10 give
ss%SPlete satisfaetion' Or NO Se,9. HtoE PARTICULARS
Manufacturer Of sugaS-eaneM iIld, 80, and Agent
for Balls Rsapsr aud Mower, I29 Mains
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-20
DIED.

VAN oLEyE-On the 18th May, after a long and
severe Illness. Mrs. Martha J. Van oleVe, wife of
The funeral viii take place from the residence OF
her mother, Mrs. n. Lewis, No 8 East Seventh -st, n,
to-mOrrQw lmonday) at 2 o'clock 7. 81. The friends
ofthe family arc Invited to attend,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-20

The Presbyterian General Assembly is in
session at Syracuse, New York. The ses-
sion was opened on Thursday. The Rev, DR..
Condi, Of Auburn, was elected Moderator.
Cincinnati has been selected ss the next
place Of meeting.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-20

The Board of Councilmen in New York
has withdrawn the city advertising from the
Doy-Book and Daily Ne,cs, on account of
their violent and insurrectionary articles.
This viii probably be the occasion Of termin-
ating the existence of those journals. The
vote stood seventeen to four. 3 fu ?
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-20
MARRIHIO.

CQX-NuGENT-on Monday, May Is, By Ray.
gent, anofCinsinnati ~ TIlIl ffa"a
AWL-ALLER-On ths 18th May, IN Columbus
by Rev. o. Allen, Woodward Anvil. Esqa and Miss
Minnie A, Allen - ~.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-20

David NJ. Reese, NJ. D., died ct his resi-
dence in New York last Sunday Of gaRgrene,
Of Baltimore, and was in the sixtyssscond
year Of his age. IA ~
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-20

DR.. Livingstone, the African traveller,
writes to a friend in Glasgow, that he has
The article baTings pile an inch and 4 halt
long; ri4 b.. Id.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-20

The Southernpapers are manifesting much
uneasiness at the small stock of shoes on
hand. The secessionists will need them to
do some tall walking.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-20
The same writer says

Among the volunteers from this place there
are several Boston men one or two from
Middlesex County, and quite a number from
other parts of New England, as we'll as from
the other Northern States "Put this in
your pipe Ne. Yon think / must leave
here or Eight for the South Dreadful.
Well, I shan't leave ~ n 1er9vD+--.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-20
M or TOM

MY BEAUTIFUL VILLA, IN SOUTH
1NA CL1F0Ni VIII Be open to- q select eoinpaRy
THIS DAY. several Pers0ns Of distinction will be
present. Order Will BE- strictly preserved. Re-
heshments and Meals served Rt d ni6ments notice.
Persons desiFing Gdkyis recreation will favor me
with their Dresenee.1 blaylll FIH. R0THERT,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-20

Wedding sRd Visiting Cards,
A~ngEsssa and Printed = a. AAd Presses De IA Ras
' T sHIPLEX AeMITa.
&C 'as tsa''''''n' % 4. s. II ki saii Ssst I aEss
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-20
HoMn TrETHREST.
W. rHr DAILY PEHss-Ten Cents . week.
sgUoshins rspc - ana r'ss'r.e. ,. TAH

H~-Oothins r'no,Ated sna r'sairs& n RAl
Leave Tpur orders Or the Dk1y Pnrssat
the Oouniipa-room. Only ren. Cent q Wceh
~ I. 4. hrtTr1 doOks Wsteha .ne ysvsir.
10. 90 and n Cenirai -aventa.i
NEg Now n the time TO mbscfibe Tor the DktI2
PnEBs. All the news Of the day 70 DO found In the
PRgsa, for only Ten Oonts a week.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-20

"a Very AMIABLE SECESSION ASA gen.
tlemen in Boston has received an epistie
from a former friend in Alabama, who dis
courses in this pleasant fashion; Dd
/ would not in the least mourn your, loss,
but would remember you in my prayers as
remember John Brown, b~eseeching for him
and you alike the hottest corner Of the hot
test department of hell, and the closest and
most unremitting attentions Of the devil.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-20
ueJ n % No. as MEa.st.. ~olacIah.tl.
Notice to Bookbinders and
y 100 Iaale stationers. .a, W..

GEALRD PROPOSALS. WILL ne RR-
- OEIYEp ct this AUDITORS once Of Hamilton
day Of June 1851 for flrnishiDg Stationery, Print
60 Blanks. Blank Books, for the yariOua County
b bids for each article named separately. ss l~B
OBlaRk Books tes be 81 81. good. quality, IN style,
the various ohiess! 7 70 lHa Lll ZOO
Bond, With two approved freehold seeuritlss, will
to be named in the bid. ~
Bidders VIM be required 10 nse the printed forms,
for,s Ofice-
me Contract yan not be awarded TO any two
By order of the Board e egPgPIs.l0ssrs eT
IIlmlIebawtt bIAaditot Hsmit6n oOunfy, Ohio.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-20

Mail Agents to be Protected in Missouri.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-20
et1no. =. IEInToNr,
TTORNEY-AT.LAW

oFEIOE-18 WEST T-HLRD5sgREET, NEXT TO
.sis8t11 TRUST COMPANY BUILDING, isga
ets on .5s1 Cincinnati, ohio.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-20

UNION SENTIMENT IN CALIFORNIA.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-20
ny TELEGRAPH.

ny TELEGRAPH.
Saturday Evepins Dispatches
The WAR FOR THE UAIDN.
VESSELS DETAINED BY THE FIlnRT
IoFF CAPE HRNRR.
General MCCLELLAN TO Enter Western
virginia with the Ohio Troops.
VIRGINIA TO BE ATTACKED FROM
THREE OR FOUR POINTS.
INEf o. ms .r
literally or Com. Vanderbilt.
UHlOHlsM IN SPRINGFIELD, MISSOURI.
UNION SENTIMENT IN CALIFORNIA.
Mail AGENTS 10 be Protected in Missouri.
I .rnI'et bro - H.tu
FEDERAL TROOPS FIRED ON ar
wYCon1ICo RIVER.
ARKANSAS AMONG The ooNFEDERATEs.
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VIRGINIA TO BE ATTACKED FROM
THREE OR FOUR POINTS.
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IiberaliE OF Com. Vanderbilt.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-20

General MCCLELLAN 10 Enter Western
virginia with the Ohio Troops.
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TNHR WRRKLY PREss NOW READY,
and Local, Rev. M. d. OoNwAY's seYrnon LA Word
I9r Am~erioS"-snd 2 Telegrephic summary Of
For Gale at the Counting room. Price & cents.
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TNHE WBBRLY PRRss NOW READY,
and Local; Rev. 81. D~.CoNwAY's sermpn-ttAW Word
FOR American-and q Geographic Summary q
Events elsewhere, up to the hour of going to press,
For sale at the Oounting-room Price 3 cent?.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-20

uAluHlsm IN spRMGrlElU, MISSOURI
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TUE wERKLT PRESS NOW READY,
y centaininR the News Of the Week, both Foreign
and local, Rev. NJ. d. CoNwAY's Sermon-"A Word
for Americep-and 2 Telegraphic summary of
FOR sale at the Counting room. Price 8 CONT.
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ANNAPOIIs, May ia propeller arrived
here to-day, having in tow the light-ship
Ietaken from the SeeessioHists in Mil
Greek. -.-u d. .Hf
A dispatch hast night stated that the tele-
graph wire had been cut, and the rails torn
up, on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad,
twenty miles this side of Harper's Ferry
but they were repaired to. day. 4gs-f
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THE WEEKLY PRESS NOW READY,
and Local, Rsv, M, D.. CoNyAY's sermoa-'A Word
for American-and 2 Telegraphic Summary Of
For sale at the OsuntlnRroom Price 81 cents.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-20

@TRE ANNUAL MEETING OF
W the Stakeholder Of this Company, for the
election. Of Directors, will be held at this office, on
MONDAY, the Cd day Of June, 1851, between the
hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and | O'Clock p. M. NE
myl6-tt i-f1 S.R. GARTER, Secretary.
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TUE WEEKLY PRESS NOW READY,
A,centainlpg Tho News of the Week, both Foroign
and LEGAL, Rev. N. OoSwAT's Sermon Word
for Americs"-and q TelegraPhic Summary of
EYeDts elsewhere up to the hour Of going to press,
For sale at the. Oouuting-room Price 3 cents.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-20

Es-QUEEN CITY FLYING ARTILa
IERY,-The officers and members of this A.H
COMPANY will hold themselves ready for tNA
marching orders at any hoIr. A few more yzak.H
men will be accepted to increase the num- 49,
her to 1913 the number needed for a full -,
Battery In a war of invasion. Farmers, Black,
smiths, Carpenters, Wagon makers, Saddlers, ana
other mechanics and %artfcers preferred None but
able-bodied and reliable men need apply. Head
quarters at 1O4 West Fourth-street.
The Company drill every night at tho Orphan
Asylum Lot. mylg-a'
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FNHk WEEKLY PRESS NOW HHADY,
c0ntnining the News Of the WoeK, both Foreiqn
aud Local, Rev M OoNwAY's ssrTn 7u-,'A VOID
for Anierica"-and a Telegraphic summary u
For sale atthe Counting room. Price 3 cents.
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THR WRRKLY PRESS NOW RRADY.
containing the News OF the Week, both F0rei9n
and Local, Rey. H.. i. CoFyAY's Sernon-"A Word
fer AmSrisa"man 2 Telogrsghic Summary Of
For sale at the Counting-rOom Price 8 cests,
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TTVHE WEEKLY PRESS NOW READY.
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and Local, Rev. M. OoNwAY's Sermon-"A Word
for ADerica'-and a TelegrAphlo summary OF
Events elsewhere, mp 70 the hour Of going to press.
+ For sale at the Countipg-room. Price 8 cents.
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No. So West Fourth-st,

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