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NEWS FROM THE NATIONAL CAPITAL
WASHINGTON, Jan. 9, 1861.

washington, Jan 9, 1861.
TREATY WITH yYSEzuuA
The treaty which the President sent to the Senate yes-
is very important in commercial aspect II contains,
among other important stpuations provision exempt,
ing citizens Of the United States in that country from
military service well from the payment Of the pc
cuniary equivalent which II has been the practice
exact from foreigners who refuse to This exemp
ton k Of the greatest consequence to transient residents
who constantly liable 70 the arbitrary extor,ons
practiced upon them in military times
TIE MEDITERRANEAN SQUADRON
The Navy Department to-day received dispatches from
Rg Officer Bell OF the Mediterranean squadron dated at
Spezza. There political news Of importance. The
Iroquois had met with accident in running into the
harbor but great injury sustained The Susque.
HANNA had gone to Beyrout she carried the contribu
tons TO the sufferers in Syria, which from
ton In the Release The latter vessel was on her way to
the United States.
ARMY SIGNALS
Recent advioes from Fort Fauntleroy, New Mexico,
confirm the practical utility Of Major Meyers system
OF army signals authorized by the las. Con
gress. They have been thoroughly tested, and
found Of much benefit In the present campaign
against the Navajo Indians, resulting In great
saving Of time upon the march, facilitating communcs
tons with reference to proximity Of the enemy and the
selection Of proper camping grounds
TIM PACIFIC RAILROAD.
On Saturday the Senate will consider and endcayor 10
effort will be made to amend II b. adding extreme
Northern route.
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To the Editor of the New York Hcrald.-
Dear SirSncere gratitude for manifestations of kindness
from friends during late affection, embodens 70
ask small space valuable columns through which
may my heartfelt thanks When consider that
the time Of The accident 70 Mrs Drnkwater far away
following the duties Of profession cannot find words
convey deep sensbily Of the warm and hearty sympathy
OF the citizens OF Fall River in general and of the kind heart
Cd proprietor OF the Richardson House in particular. Mr..
Hodges could have done for dear relative Mr.
Holiness President of the Old Colony Railroad
will be remembered for his ready Capt
Brown OF the steamer Metropolis and Capt Bayton of the
Empire State. Very respectfully yours,
Late Master of ship Paragon
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But such result follow as Tire destruction or TIE
American government The contest will be too terrible
the sacr.hce too momenous tho difficulties in our path
arc too slight the capacity Of people manifest
and the culture too brilliant 70 justify foreoodngs or 60
excite permanent fears fhe life o. every length
ened by trial. and the strength OF every government must
he tested by revolt and revolution doubt at the
Providence q Sod that has hitherto protected wpre
serve and forever
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The Anderson Fugitive Case.

HAMILTON, .. W., q, I5bI.
large meeting held last ght in relation T. the
fugitive slave OF Anderson. Speeches made
justifyirg Andersons escape, and resolutions
adopted 10 every cXeron to prevent his rendition.
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DraWfngs OF tho Delaware state Lot
teries.-WOOD, EDDY CO., Managers Of the
DhiAwns .s, x.Srucrr AND MISSOURI srArs Lotteries
48, 3, 55, 20, 5, SO, As, 40, 18, 20, 6S. IL, 30.
80 +. =. DkLAwARE.CLAss So Jan. ;, 1851
20, 8, "a, as, So, Al, 13. 10, so, SO, g. 81 40
Circuars free Of charge by addressing either 10
WOOD, EDDY CO., Wilmington, Delaware,
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Dr.wings OF II. France & Co.'S pel.wsr.

sussyx COUNTY, CLASS THREE Jan. g. 1861.
40, So. 81, IL, 33, IA, n, As, 48, II, 8, q s. 40
CoSsoLIDArrD LOTTERY, CLASS 9, jan ), 1851.
IL, IL, SO, 26, 80, 36, 40, 81, AZ, Al, 4, 40
Circulars sent free Of charge, by addressing
X FRANCE A Co,
Wilmington, Delaware
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Steinway d Sons OverstrMng Grand
and square Pianos considered khe beat manufac
tured arewaanrcd for five wsrerooms Sc and 81
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shirts, Custom Made Under Garments
and Hosiery selling at cost for thirty days
PEARSE, 2L3 Broadway
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sinking OF a Mes,ern steamer.


The Memphis steamer A. II. Levin sunk Sunday
night near Pine Bulls No lives lost
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Hail Dressing Machfnes.-Lndles Can
e' "Nh nhr IN ~ minutes Gall and examine them
LA1RD'B 80 and ~ Broadway
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NEW WORK LEeIsLATrRE.


ArssNY Jan. 9, 1861
Noiieee we're given b7 VI. Fxso Of bill to regulate
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m"rsn ~ Co.'S Radical Cure Trmss.-
Once No Nyesey s,or House, opposite tho church
Holoway's Pills and Ointment Have
Dtsn tes d In All parts Of the world for coughs and colds
snd never Tailed 10 curing the worst cases hun
ded inouand certihcales can BE shown 70 prov. the
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moluAvia Cream, for PreservfnQ ana
oeeuniying the hair Bold only nj W. A BATCIYEIOR'a
newly invented Wig factory, 10 Bond street
bateneior's Hair Dye-Re1iabIc, Harm-
street Sold aud applied Al BATCHELoR,s Vie Sserr n
Bond street !" va fsebiy 70
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Great Victory I'm Cuba.

Grover d Bakers Celebrated NofseIe~s
Sewing Machines e0and upwards te5 Broadway New York
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Keep Warm and Dry.
BOOTS AND SHOES
WATER PROOF BOOTS
-, BI.MoRALs OR HIGH LACE BOOTS
or Ladies gents boys and children also everything
for fall and winter wear e N''""oie
BROOKS, o75 Broadway and $50 Fulton stree,
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The late accounts from Havana Of the truly wonderful eli
cacy 10 cases OF Consumption Dyspepsia and Debility M
=, DIN j. BosEk DoDs, IMpERIM. WINE BITTERs
accompanied by heavy orders ahipments
one proof more that they THE GREATEST DTSCyERY
OF THE AGE--A NOBLE TRIUMPH IN MEDf,fNE
SOLD py All Druggists Depot IS William street New York
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Crlstadoro's Hair Dye, wigs, ana Tou-
privately applied, at No Aston House NV '"o 'yc
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WASHINGTON, December IA, 1860.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-28

MEETING OF THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
Memorial 10 Congress. = The Chamber of
Commerce yesterday held a meeting and
adopted the following memorial to Con-
gress:
WHEREAS The right for a patent to the
exclusive use Of certain principles now ap-
piled TO the transmission of messages, by
electric telegraphing, as vested in Samuel F.
b. Morse, is about to expire by limitation,
according to the laws governing the issues of
patents; and
"WHEREAs; Said Morse has made formal
application TO the Congress of the United
States for a renewal of his right to the ex-
elusive use and control of his invention for
telegrsphiDg, for another term of years; the
undersigned, officers Of the Cincinnati
Chamber Of Commerce, representing the
mercantile interests of this city, deem it
their duty to protest earnestly against any
legislation favoTiDg renewal of said right.
"Tbey would represent that the business
of transmitting messages by telegraph has
now become a matter of the utmost i'm
pOrtance to all the mercantile and social in
teTests Of the country. That the whole
community is consequently most deeply in
teIested in having il receive every facility
for adaptation to the growing wants Of the
people for cheap and reliable intercommuni-
cation.
sent that it is their earnest conviction that
the material profits which have enured to
the parties in whom is now vested this
right, have been amply sufficient to compeu-
safe them for the rights of invention, for the
expense of construction and foran enormous
percentage on the capital invested, and
that, consequently, the precedence now en-
joyed by the patentee and his confsderates,
in ownership of lines, Instruments, &c |,
gives them sufficient strength 70 cope fairly
with legitimate competition. Il is believed,
therefore, that heneeforth this right should
be regarded as natural and free to all peo-
pie, subject only to the laws Of common
property.
"Your memorialists would also pray con-
sideration Of the fact that while this right Is
left exclusively in the control of a close cor
poration, charges and regulations for the
transmission of messages are established
that are UNREASONABLE and onerous, and that
if II is extended, no remedy can be applied
excepting such as those who have exclusive
control of the patent may, in their conde-
cension, volunteer 10 grant.
rDope by order of the Board this. 2fth day
Of February, 1861. JOHN A. GAN0, Sec.
~. W. SiBLRY, Pres't"
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-28
LAW REPORT.


Bodman and others gs. W: r. Morris. Tho
the considerations of the deed made by dg.
iendant TO q trustee k,r benefit of his wiz,
was to be her right Of dover, aud tba. the
object Of delay in recordl ug il Was to keep
up W. r. NJ. 8 credit.
The Mason Couuty MiniuNv and Aanu6ac-
turlng Company, OF Virginia, ,Cs. The steam-
boat Ieeumseh. To recover the value Of two
coal barTes and cargo, sunk III the Ohio
Catherine Reauy rs. Hugh O'6opuoII.
Plaintiff sues foF SANDER, on the ground hat
defendant spoke disparagingly Of, her evT-
deuce in proceeding before q Squire. iue
which she charged said o Donnell with being
the father of her illegitimate child. Judge
Hoadley overruled deiendants demurrer.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-28
NEWPORT NE Ws.

NKw MILITARY CoMPANY.-We are in
formed by correspondent at Alexandria
that new military company has been or
ganized in that town, called the Campbell
County Rangers, and that it has been mus
tered into the State Guard by Major Hays,
OF Covington. The names Of the officers
chosen are b. ] Besll, Captain; II. R. Smith,
First Lieutenant; G. T. Shaw, Second Lieu.
tenant; d. A. Thatcher, Third Lieutenant;
!. G McGraw, Ensign, and W. II. Thomas,
Orderly Sergeant.
AID FOR THE PooR.-Tbe members of the
North Star Lodge of Oddfellows, in Newport,
have made their arrangements for a grand
ball on Tuesday next TO be given at Odd
fellows Hall. The proceeds are 10 be dis
tributed among the widows and orphans OF
departed oddiellOws. We hope there will,
as there should be, a full turn out on so be-
nevolent an occasion.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-28
COVINGTON NEWS.

AMENDMENT OF THE CITY CHARrRR.-The
citizens of Covington were yesterday called
upon toyote aye" or may upon the amend
ment of the City Charter, the provisions Of
which are already known. The polls were
opened at the usual hour, at the places ap4
pointed BY Council, but it appears there was
of the judges at the polls that the measure
bad carried in every Ward but the Fifth.
which gave a small majority against IL.
There ia a prospect now that our city debt
will not be repudiated. 5
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-28

CINCINNATI vs.. New York BUTcHERs.-A
scrap appeared among the varieties in the
PREss, few days since, stating that a
butcher in New York had killed and dressed
sheep in four minutes, to which was ap.
pended remark that it could hardly be
beaten whereupon, young man named
Tilly King, who works at Beresford's 8
slaughter. house, determined to enter the
list against him, and the result was. that he
did the same work in three minutes aud
thirty-two seconds. New York must try
again.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-28
Wood Charcoal in sewern.

A recent report of the Commissioners of
the London Sewers contains some interest
ing testimony concerning the value of wood
charcoal as a deodorizer. We have (says
the Iepor) in common Wood-charcoal a
powerful means of destroying the foul gases
OF sewers. Ventilate the sewers according
to any suitable plan, either by the open
gratinRs in the streets, or by the rain. water
pipes of the houses, or by the pillars of the
gas lamps, or by tubes carried up from the
drains of every home, or by special shafts in
the public streets-in fact, let the gases 90
out of the sewers bow they will, and where
they will, it is only necessary 20 place a
small box containing a little charcoal in the
course of the draught, and the publication
of the air will be complete.
AS far as is known, from the various trials
which have been made, the strength and
endurance Of this power are almost unlim-
tied; so that, when once the air filter has
been set up, it will last continuously for
years. Its action, also, upon the draught is
not particularly injurious. The temperature
of the sewers, and the agencies which are at
work in circulating the air and ventilating
them, are sufficient to keep up current Of
foul air through the filters; and even if these
be multiplied to a large extent, the friction
of the gases upon the charcoal is reduced 70
an insignificant amount.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-28

DEAD LETTERS. = Post-o6fce, Cincinnati,
February q, l86l.-The following letters, con-
tanning valuable Enclosures, have been re-
turned from the Dead-letter Office, Washing
ton:
Pfrman, to +. u. dayman.
Q. W. StaIbuck, to W. j. Mckee.
tHzAhtth Harrison, to JacohJ. Becko.
DR.. Max Heller, to Madame NJ. ROnde.
Hynan, Moses 4 Co to Anton Martin
John Kebler, TO J O. Brown
O w Starburk & Co., to John Mccall.
Gilmore, Dunlap Co, To j ii Putnam Co,
=, to VIM or May Drumming
4. Is q n. Latta, to Basto4, Betting & Co.
Louis -, to George Huls.
Evans TO-, TO W ID Allen.
John ID Park, to r Kinney.
W. III. CcmstGck & Co., to Moses How,
Kelly, 70 j. Woods.
Margaret Smith. 10 Lawrence Yager,
Mary l.. - to W. B. GOutou,
-. to A Phrmann.
z. s. Coz oman Co., to S. II. Mann.
VIM s. Merrill Co., to DR.. Wesley Smizer.
To obtain these letters, personal applica-
tion must be made by one of the parties to
tie Postmaster. J. l.. WAITER, P. NJ.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-28

CRIMINAL BUsIsEss.-The trial Of Michael
Fisher, indicted for the murder of Michael
Roebar, was laid over until Monday week,
In consequence of the absence ofa material
witness for the State.
Bayar Reeves was placed on trial, charged
with the larceny Of gelding.
CIVIL SIDB.-- Sanders ps. Carlisle. Ver.
dict for plaintiff SSs,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-28

COUNTY MAT1ERs.-The County Commits
sioners, at their regular session yesterday,
passed the following orders To city OF Gu
cinnati, interest, s529 50; 10 James Klein
haus9, cleaning streets, &C., 81; to VIM Dunn,
@. WanD, lard. oil for jail, 81 go to Huston,
Carlton & Co, for work on new Jail, per es.
innate, $2,0l4. TOTAL, $2693 AZ.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-28

WoRK1Ye-MEN's TICKET IN THE SIXTEENTH
WARD.-1he Working-men's party in the
Sixteenth Ward, held meeting last night,
and nominated the following ticket
CouDcilman-Nelson Speers.
Constable George Sinner.
Assessor-Thomas Johnston.
School TIustee-Geo. W. Bennett. sr.
Executive Committee-Wm. Cain,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-28
ADJUSTMENTS rms EVENING.

.SMlTH 4 NIxoN's HALL-The Campbell
Minsirels viii, this evening, give another of
their popular entertainments mt Smith aG
Nixon's, introducing, as usual, their bur
lesques, which have won such general praise
from the patrons of the burnt-cork opera.
The GERMAN DRAMA TINS EvENlNe.-Tbis
evening the German Dramatic Troupe. AZ
Pixies Opera-house, will represent Gethes
fduStr the great master-p piece of German
drsmatic literature, the net proceeds of the
evening to be given to the Hebrew Relief
Association and the German Emigrant Aid
Society.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-28
FOR EXCHANGE.

ENUR EXCHAk GE-A thrse-fourths interest
- in an old established Wholesale Grocery and
O. mmssion House, Being. desrOus Of retiring
from business, will dispose of the same amounting
10 about forty thousand dollars slO OOOJ for unin-
oumbered city groTeIty. ifexeeeding thts amoul t,
able, and realizes from SlOOO0 to Sl5 900 per year
and can, by proper activity, be extended, Address
B Box I, $40, Postt flee. fr22fS
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-28
COVLNGTON.

DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERsH(P,-
~ he partDership heretofore existing between
he under signed has thi. day been dissolved by mu-
tual consent, BY the Withdrawal f W. A. Greon
The business will be continued by J.. Al. OLA RK-
SUM- ~ho is aut hOriZed to settle all the debts an
receive all moneys due the concern.
j. NJ CLARKSON,
W A GREEN.
COvNGToN, KY, February %, 1861. fe2s-c"
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-28
MUSICAL.

FVNHE TWIN sISTERs-AN OPEB ET-
- IAI,Adapted to the use Of Female Ollege4,
schools, Exhibitions, etc by Herman 8, Saroni-
new aud beautiful musical work for pub ic or pr.
yaie performance nramatis Person ae-Mab Stan-
ley, May Queen elect Florence Stanley Twin Sis.
teTs; Corinna Anna, Mary-Scholmatos; Precioss,
Gipsy Girl, afterward Florence; Maids of Houor
Oborus Of School girls; Chorus of Gipses Price,
~ cents. JOHN OHUBCH, JR,,
lezo 66 West Fourth st.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-28

LATE PAPERs.--Hutohinson No. l6O Vine
street, has received Tlarper's Weekly aud
Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper, for
this week. and the New York Ledger and
Waverly Magazine for Saturday, March O..
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-28
PERSONAL.

YERSONAL-If Mr A. NJ. H. DE HASS who
lett watch with the subscriber on the t2th
o. last September, docs not redeem IL by the Ist Of
March next the watch will be sold tn cover noto
ard expenses tfez6-c'l JOHN BEXELL.
VDBRSONAL-Home for Infants or Ladies, pre-
= - vions to, during and after confneme It a
snort distance from the city: Medical attendance
aud every comfort on reasonable terms Psrfsct se.
creey observed. Address Box 1894, PostUfire,
cincinnati. N. b. Letters TO insure a reply, must
contain postage stamp. fe24-x
DERsONAL-W. kENT& co, mapTIacIuTes
= OF ladies', gentlemcn's, Misses and children's
ooots ard shoes No. 90 Fifth street, three doors
east OF Race. The work is all done by competent
where else in the city. ja27-tf4
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-28

OYsTERs of the best quality continue ar
irving daily at Waggoners', No. Sc Sixth
street, and Central avenue, above Fifth.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-28

TIE NORTH ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH, - At
the Royal Geographical Society in London,
on the 2sth uIt., the subject of the proposed
North Atlantic Telegraph route was dis
surveys In the Bulldog, aud showing the
practicability Of the route. Sir Charles
Bright also read a paper, by Captain Allan
Young, who commanded the steam yacht
Fox, containing his recommendations as 10
the several landing places Of the cable. An-
other paper was read by DR.. John Rae,
giving an sccoant Of his Journey across the
largest of the Farce Islands, and part Of
Iceland. And fourth paper was read by
Colonel ShaffheF, In which he explained the
working Of the telegraph circuits, either In
. short stages or from Scotland direct to
America. Discussion upon the various
papers was sdjOurned till the next meeting
os the Society.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-28

ANNoUNCEMENT.-Andrew ]. Tullis Esq q.
will be candidate for the office of Prose.
cutting Attorney Of the Police Court, subject
to the decision of the Democratic Conven-
ton
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-28

JUsT1cE's ELECTIoN.-The official term of
Mr.. Harris, Justice of the Peace, expires in
April next, and the City Council, at its
session last night ordered that his successor
he chosen on the first Monday in April next.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-28

BALTIMORE SBAD.-Something choice in
the way Of Baltimore shad can be found at
RoteIt Orrs, No IL West Fifth. street. They
are received daily by express, packed in ice. 4.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-28
PRORATE COuRT-

The appraisemeut made heretofore in the
matter of the German United Protestant
Evangelical Association was set aside, and
a lew one ordered
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-28
SEALED PROPOSALS.

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
- CEIVED at the Office of the Board Of City Inn
provements until nine O'Clock A. Nj. of TUESDAY,
March :, 1901 for building stone arch -cnlvert Of
Tour eet interior diameter, and about ee hteen hum
dred feet in Ter 9Th fom Charles Heintz's Brewery,
north along the south line of the Montgomery road
TO point about $50 feet, according to tho plans
ard specifications now on Gle in the office of the
Board of City Improvements
Each bid to be accompanied by two sureties, Bid
ders to use the printed forms other will be re-
ceived.
By order of the Board.
fe2l.tt OIAs BALLANCE, Clark
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-28

LIBERAL DoNATIoN.-The- association OF
steamboat captains in this city, yesterday
donated $3.50 10 the Cincinnati Bethel.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-28

evil or beyond hope, 20 lone as he dislikes
The daughters Of Eve.
Junius is evidently totally depraved--
given up TO the Teprobate sense--beyond
salvation even through the prayers Of the
orthodox.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-28

The deaths in New York last week num-
bered 800 decrease Of nineteen from the
previous week, and Of l52 from the eorre-
Spending week Of the past year.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-28

CHEAP SHoEs-Those of our readers GEEK
ing the best aud cheapest boots in the city,
are referred to the advertisement of O'Dono-
ghue Il Walsh, in Special Notice. colump.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-28
AUCTION SALES.

A UOTIOE .sALE-By s. @. HUBBABD, at
n Trade Sales rooms, 2 West Fith street. up
ING. February 2s at O'clock, will be sid bY cat.
aloeue, a large and valuable collection OF Books,
histoIy, Biography, Poetry, Literature, Science,
n. B.-oatalogues are published, and the Books
are now open for examination.
fe2sa G. HUBBARD, Auctioueer.
Times cspy.l
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-28
OPERATIONS OF THE FREE SoUP-HoUsE.-
The following are the operations of the free
sOup.hOuse. since its Establishment;

The cost, besides the donations of meat,
bread, &c, from parties other than the pro-
jectors, is as follows:
Kettles, carpener work, $50
~ cad Ea3
leat puI ~
Ntgetabies.. 20
loo
Sfo5
1t requires at present about forty dollars
worth Of provisions daily.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-28
NEWPORT ELECTION.

eE JOHN r.: MAPHET Is A CANDI-
DATE for the office of PhESIDENT OF TIE
CITY COUNCIL at the ensuing Gle tiOn. fe2I
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-28
FOUND,

ENOUkD-SBOATS-Ni Nine Shoats The owner
= can have them by proving property aud paying
charges. Call at Han mond.st Station. f.27.bS
S{nUsD-A D0G-A black Ne foandIand dog
= The owner can have him by applyins at 0i
Court-st., between Vine and wals ut. fsy7 b
FOUHD- -P0CK EFT -BOoK-with money in
- cicsed, on Monday evening, February 25 The
ard stating particulars. fe2S.bS