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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-11-13

DAN RIoE AND GEORGE D. PRENTICE.-
Tuesday evening George D. Prentice visited
the National Theater and was the recipient
of marked compliment from the celebrated
humorist, who, after adverting upon the ca
lamities of the country, and the disasters
hich had befallen the Union cause through
political prestigiators," expressed his pride
and satisfaction at the attendance of one great,
accomplished patriotic and devoted member
of the press. THAT man, said he, pointing
GUS position in the boxes, sis George D.
Prentice, of Louisville" The effect was cleo
trio; the audience rose en- BGsss, and three
cheers were given for thetalented journalist
followed by three more for Dan Rice. Mr.
Prentice bowed an acknowledgment and ap-
peared deeply impressed with the eompli-
meat, which was indeed an impromptu dem
onstration,
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A SURVEYOR IN DIFFICULTY.-The public
is 70 doubt aware that on each of the ferry
boats q Custom. house officer is stationed,
whose duty it is to prevent the smuggling of
contraband articles into our sister State.
They search whatever they suspect, and are
frequently subject to many troubles and an
noyances. A few days since a rather elderly
lady, bearing the appearance of one just
from the country, and carrying neat look
ing carpet-sack, boarded the Newport ferry
boat TO cross to Kentucky. After the boat
had got under way the gentlemanly and
rather geod.looking Custom house officer
approached and informed Ter he would be
compelled to examine her carpet-sack
The boats cabin was pretty we'll filed
with lady passengers, and the Surveyor,
who is, withal, modest young man, stated
his business second time, setting forth the
propriety of submitting without any objec-
lions or annoyances. The old lady, of a gar
rulous disposition, and thinking she was
suspected of stealing, was loud in her de-
nunciatioDs, and insisted she "had nothing
but what che ought to have" She said
things had come to pretty pass when an
old lady could not travel without having hel
satchel examined" The Surveyor reminded
her it was of no avail, and she would confer
favor by furnishing him with the key o.
her carpet sack. This she at length con-
septed to do, but said she must handle her
own property. AS soon as opened the old
lady produced a skirt, which had once been
white next she brought forth her ''stays,
| which she said she made with her own hands
next something else, which "her daughter
| Ann had given her"
The passengers were in litter and thu
ladies looked sideways and every way. Ont
thing after another of wearing apparel fol
lowed, and at length the lady produced
| pair of unmentonables, which she unfoldet
| to the view of the modest young man, VIII
was now anxious to get away, as the jok
was being turned upon HIM; not 30 with tn
old lady, she caught hold OF his arm and sal
he must see the remainder of her property
and hauled out of her satchel a-a- well n
matter what-this she unfolded to its flu
length. The Surveyor could stand it n
longer, and with asudden jerk he eluded he
grasp and made for the bow of the boat ami
the bushes and laughter of the passenger
Since then he has been watchfQl of old ladie
with satchels, asserting they can pass will
out inspection.
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City News.
AMUsB MENTs.

NATIONAL THEATER-DGn Rice.-Another
brilliant assembly was present at the
National last night. The performance passed
off admirably; all were highly pleased, and
Dams intentions successful. The Leap for
Life" was daringly accomplished by new
conner, without a mishap. The manage
ment has been successful in procuring the
best arena performers, and the amphitheater,
under the control of the renowned Dan, can
not fail in securing liberal patronage.
WooD's THRATER-Mss Maggie Mitchell
This charming and versatile actress was
again greeted with an overlooking house
last night. Maggie possesses piquancy the
public can not resist, which, together with
her admirable representation of every thing
she attempts, renders her most pleasing, and
results in large audiences nightly. This
evening will be presented The Cricket, in
which Maggie will appear as "Fanchon'--
q part in which she is said to excel The
drama will be produced in good style.
PsYoHoMAETHEUM-Pr Professor Anferson.-
To night has been designated rs Miss Ander-
sons benefit. This lady has assisted the
Professor no little in the execution of his
deceptions, and, in CON JUNCTION, the genius
evinced by Miss Anderson in spelling the
hardest words the English vocabulary con-
tains as rapidly backward as forward, de-
serves a merited appreciation of all who have
witnessed the prestigiation Of Professor
Anderson. Those who have not visited the
Opera-hous can select no better time thar
to night.
CONCERT Cecilia Society.-This musica
association, whose entertainments, hereto
fore, have enlisted the attendance of the
| music.loving portion of our city, announce
their second concert this season for to.mor-
row night, at their Hall, on Vine-street. The
| programme embraces some of the fines
selections from the old masters, which, il
tine hands of the artisteS Of this association
will be well executed.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-11-13

PoIIcE CoURT IrEMs.-Iu the Police Court
this morning, John A. Willis was placed
under bonds Of $3.50 to keep the peace, he
having illtreated his wife and threatened to
kill her.
Nancy Hagerty plead guilty of stealing a
bonnet and shawl, the property Of Winifred
Hunt and was sentenced to term Of three
months in the County Jail, which pleased
a hearty "thank you" "'
Samuel Dawson was charged with stealing
a coat valaed at $25, from No. 80 Broadway,
and the case was held over for consideration
till Friday morning,
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ATTEMPT TO APPROPRIATE A HoRsE AND
WAeos.-Y Yesterday two men eameup Vine
street hill leading horse, which they at
tacbed 70 another mans wagon, and were
about to drive off when some men inter-
feIed to prevent it. During the controversy
arevOlver belonging to one of the party was
accidentally discharged. The twain finding
themselves in tight place, took an oppor-
circumstances would permit, leaving both
horse and wagon behind, The horse is sup
posed TO have been stolen, and can be oh
tanned by the owners on application to the
police. sur
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LAW RRPORT.
supERIoR t6ouRF.

Weise rs. Brachmaun An application was
for new trial, on the ground that tue
judge erred in his charge to the Jury, by not
st'ucting them that the sale of liquor to
be drank on the premises being Unlawful, a
man can not recover damages for interrupt
tion to such illegal business.
Weatherby Us Broadwell and others. An
action on trial before Judge Coffin to recover
the value Of cartridge boxes, belts, &c, fur
nished 10 the Home Guard Of the First Ward.
The parties have put in answers denying
their responsibility.
In Room No. the case of Dosring U.s.
Rentz has not yet gone 10 the jury. o..
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-11-13

RE.ARREsT OF MADDOX AND HELM-Des.
ptTdte Resistance Of the Former.-To day at
balf past one o'clock a squad of soldiers from
the garrison, under orders of General Mitch
ell, re-arrested Maddox and Helm. Maddox
contepded that he was in charge of the Mar.
shal of Newport, and would not submit to a
military arrest.
With huge knife which he had he fought
bis way out of the soldiers at the Madison
House in Covingtou, and was only taken at
last after being wounded in the side and the
temple by saber cuts. Helm submitted
quietly and both were taken to the Elm.
street Barracks in this city.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-11-13

COUNTY MATTERS "A report was received
this morning blythe County Commissioners
from the County Engineer, recommending
the building of a small bridge on the Walker
Mill road, near the old plank road. The
same was ordered to be constructed ct n
cost not exceeding SIS.
The County Engineer was authorized to
repair a culvert on the county road, leading
from Harrison Pike TO Baltimore, at an ex-
pense not to exceed SIS.
The following bill was passed D. Long
worth, work ON Carthage road, Sc.
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The CAVALRY PARADE.-This morning
Colonel Kennett's Fourth Regiment, Colonel
Taylor's Fifth Regiment and Captain Laugh
Inns Company, from the City Barracks, all
hhelymounted, paraded the Streets, present
ing scene never before witnessed in our
city. The whole combined numbered about
one thousand hye hundred. The men of
Colonel Kennetts and Colonel Taylof's Reg
iments are not yet armed, aud to this delay
may be ascribed the cause of their long stay
IN camp. .--- - ~
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ANOTHER ARRIVAL FROM THE KANAwHA.--
The steamer DuRIsith ar rived at the wharf
this morning, direct from Cannelton, which
place she left yesterday morning at eight
o'clock. The officers report that it is impOs-
sible to obtain information of General Rose
Grams operations, but confirm our statement
that fighting was going on. Lieutenant Dave
Dryden, of Company F, First Kentucky Regi-
ment, came down on the DuaIisfb and is on
route to Louisville. Matters in the vicinity
of Gauley indicate active work, and it will
0Gf Foys Gs Tces gbT sbort q time capture
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INHLINGs.

George D. Prentice left our city last night
at ten o'clock, on the Little Miami Railroad.
Rev.. DR.. Martin will deliver the second
lecture of his course upon China and Japan,
tomorrow evening, in Smith & Nixons Hall.
John P. Slough, formerly of this city, is
the Colonel of the First Regiment Of the
Colorado Volunteers, in Kansas.
Pbelan and Kavanaugh, of billiard celeb
rity, are expected in this city tonight. The
grand match-game, between Tieman and
Deery. will take place on the 2lst inst.
The working tailors and cutters will hold
a meeting, tomorrow evening, at the Ger
man Wofkingmen's Hall. on Walnut-street,
between Thirteenth and Fourteenth.
1t is stated that General Fremont will not
pass through this city to Washington, but
report at headquarters by letter. The New
York Tribune says he is shortly expected in
that city.
Patrick Fleming was yesterday held to
bail of $500 for knocking down George W,
Kidd and robbing him of a watch, on Barr.
street, night before last.
There are fifty three regiments in process
of formation in Kentucky, which will be con-
solidated to eighteen next week, thus form
ing quite an effective force, ready for i'm
mediate service.
Most of our retail stores appear to be driv-
ing brisk business. The weather is pleas
ant, and our streets are thronged with hand
some and well-dressed ladies.
John Church's new periodical and news
depot is likely to become still more popular
than the old one in the Post office. John is
active and enterprising.
Remember that an investment of twenty
| five cents for short advertisement will Sc
cure you almost any thing you want. The
Pass seems to be read by every body here
about.
A German boy named Schmidt fell into
the Whitewater Canal, this morning, and
would have drowned but for the timely as
sistance of a man named Jacob Thompson.
The streets this morning presented gay
and lively appearance. The ladies were ou
| in large numbers to witness the cavalry
parade.
Silas Bascom, formerly member of thu
ZouaVe Guards, and who participated in tn,
three months campaign, now occupies th'
position of Sergeant. Major in Colonel Ken
nett's regiment.
W. II. Harrison, an dttaChe of our estab
lishment, has received Lieutenants com
mission in Colonel Sargents Fifty-secon'
Ohio Regiment. Success attend him.
The preliminary examination of John au
4 Daniel McAvoy, for the murder of Margare
Fox, will take place in the Police Court thi
afternoon at two o'clock. nt
Hon. Francis P. Blair, ir,, is at present 9
a n 1
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NEWPORT NEWS.

PAYING 0EF.-Mr. Matthews, Paymaster
yesterday paying off heltroops at the gar
risOn. The amount disbursed will not fall
far short of $30O,000. Payday at the Bar
racks is an epoch in the history of a soldier :
life. The -men- we're having jolly time last
night. There was no disorder, however, we
are glad to state. The Jail is generally filed,
on such occasiors with unruly spirits, but to
their credit be it said, not one has been ar
rested as yeti, ..-I..-r no
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-11-13
AUCTION SALES.

a UCTION sALR-BY WELLS & MILES
IN Sales. room, No 35 Pearl. stIeet.-Large and
Pere emptory sale of Rich and Elegant Cloaks,
shawls and Hair Nets, the Stock of New York
DAY MORNING, Nov, 10, at O'clock, we will sell
the fOlloWiDg rich new style OloAks, Shawls and
Beavers Csstorsi Esquimauxi French Cloths
Basquinee; Circulars hanetteai Paletots, etc.
LODg ShaSls Fancy Wool Piaids, Ohenelss, etc.
ALSO-An elegant assortment Of Chenels aud
Gold braided and other Paris styles Of HRir Nets
and Head Dresses being the entire balance OF man
IfactuIe
The above goods are worthy the attention OF the
trade, aud are warranted as represented. Goods
will be on exhibition the day before the sale. Cat
aogues ready on morniL OF sale
ABSO--An invoice Of superior Bonnet Ribbons.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-11-13

Proprietors of Dan Rice's Show Vs Joseph
Shaller. Before Judge Collins. A proceed.
ing in error to reverse judgment before a
magistrate in refusing to dismiss an attach
ment. 1t is claimed first, that the action is
one Of trespass to real estate, and that no Or
der of attachment can issue; and next, that
the action should be dismissed on the ground
of misnomer. A final report will be handed
in this afternoon by the Grand Jury.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-11-13

SPLENDID 0YsTERs.-WaggOne on Central
avenue above Fifth, and No. SO Sixth street,
is receiving by express. daily, oysters that
fairly make ohss mouth water to think Of.
They are large and fat, and look as fresh as
though just out of the water. t
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-11-13

OBITUARY.-We are sorry to announce the
demise, at Cleveland, of son of Colonel
Sargent, of the Fifty. second Regiment. He
was an interesting child, and had Just at
tanned that age when the affections existing
between parents and their offspring are so
closely bound to each other.
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|EXsT1HlIKlIA9
LOOK Out! GOOD News 4, Tor ANN


VENHR NEVER FAILING MADAMR
n RAPHAEL Is the best. She succeeds when all
others have failed. All Who are in trOuble-aH who
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promises and deceit-all who have been deceived
and tried with all fly to her for advice and salts.
factionall who are in doubts of the affections Of
those they love- consult her to relieve and satisfy
their minds. .FH
In Love Affairs She Never FailsI
She has the secret of winning the affection Of she
opposite sex. She shows yOu the
Likeness of Your Future Wife or Husband,
Or absent friend. She guides the single to happy
marriage, and makes the married happy. Her aid
stances, and the result has always been the means
OF securing ..J.
"A speedy and Happy Marriage;
She 10 therefore a sure dependence.
It Y well known 70 the public At large that she shs
country who can show the likeness IN reality, and
who give entire satisfaction on all the concerns
Sands bot SSh pS AMI Ssi1 s1 u and oS
TO ALL in business bsr advice is inyaIu.
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the result Of All commercial and business trans
Lottery Numbers given without extra charge. !.
MADAM kAPHAnL ia 9 bona Gds Astrologist
that every one can depend upon, She is the great.
ladies may be littls ti@Id, though they need not
cilable 70 philosophers In fact, single visit viii
satisfy the most fastdious of her respeotability,
moral Teetitude, and of the purity other PiOfessiO6
All interviews are strictly private ana dOnndsn.
Therefore, come one come ALI to
No, 90 Eaat Filth street,
Between syeamore-Atreet and Broadway, Cinein'
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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-11-13

ONR of our city magistrates proposes to
marry couples at one dollar apiece, if they
will form clubs of twelve, and all get
"splicedh at the same time. Here is an in
ducement for those inclined to matrimony.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-11-13

YIN. NJ L. A dispatch was received
from Hon. ID. IS. Dickinson this morning,
Stating it would be impossible for him TO
therefore, postponed until further notice.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-11-13

Or the lst of this month our coal mer-
chants advanced the price of coal two cents
per bushel. There is said to be good stock
on hand, and it is not expected that it will
be any higher this winter
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-11-13

THOSE who have occasion to go marketing
have discovered that almost all the necessi-
ties of life are as dear as when money was
plenty and times good. .,.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-11-13

We shall thank our friends for all orders
for job printing. We are prepared to have
work done as cheap and neatly as "any other
man.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-11-13

To THE LADIEs.-If you want cheap
gaiter shoes be sure to read Lawson Co.'s
ENLIGHTENMENT, under I" for SALE heading.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-11-13
Railroad Bulletin.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE or TRAINS.

CINCINNATI AND CHICAGO AIRLINE RAILROAD.
Depart. drTive.
Night Express 25 p M II 80 AN.
Mail and Express.".".........," $40 A.M. Z 80 M.
The Presidents Of Railro will confer favor by
sending to us a time. table OF their roads, showing
the time Of the arrival and departure Of trains of
any changes that may be made in time OF depar-
-.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-11-13
AUCTION sALR- BY J GRAFT 3 KOHl

AUCTION SALE BYJ GRAFT & KOHL-
IN Sales. room, No 30 East Fourth street -Ls.
dies, Misses and Ohildren's Ollaks,-TH ORSDA1
MORNING, Noyember IA OF O'Clock, at our store,
30 East Fonfth street, large consignment, com.
Prising-Rich Velvet Oloaks; imported Paris and
London Cloaks; Black Beaver Ch axis; Misses and
Children'6 CloakS. The stock of a leading import
ing and manufacturing house East.
This will be the largest sale Of rich goods In this
now on exhibition. nol3
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-11-13
LOST.

n OST-A PIN-0f eight stones. plain stem-a
n present from a deceased relative. By re urn-
ing Il to this office the finder will be berally re.
WaTded. BN, ,tStt f& nol2-b"
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-11-13

TUNHR WEEKLY Pa Bss NOW READY,
n containing the News OF the Week, both Foreign
slsewhere, mp to the hour Of going 20 presl. .!tH
For sale at the Counting 'roop, Prize . eeoh.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-11-13

Hon. Francis P. Blair, jr, is at present at
the Burnet House, in this city.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-11-13
BOARDING.

TVOARDI few gentlemen can obtain
Me boarding, at the private boarding house, No.
925 Broadway, next to Seventh. Terms 81 90 per
week nol2.b%
THOARDING.-A few single gentlemen can find
families, with furnished or unfurDished rooms, at
1872 Broadway, where all the comforts OF home
can be enjoyed. nol2 d.
H0OARDING-A few gentlemen, gentlemen
10 and their wives, can obtain board and rooms
neatly furnished (or will be let without furnture)
by applying at No. 1874 Broad way, below Fifth.
pOAR rING-Tws fine rooms on the second
1Ofoor, suitable for families or single gentlemen,
also accommodations for one or two day boardeTs.
Apply at 225 West Fourth street, between Plum
and Central-av. nol2-bF
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-11-13

A German boy named Schmidt fell into
the Whitewater Canal, this morning, and
would have drowned but for the timely as
sistance of man named Jacob Thompson.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-11-13

Silas Bascom, formerly member of the
Zouave Guards, and who participated in the
three months campaign, now occupies the
position of Sergeant Major in Colonel Ken
nett's regiment.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-11-13

The streets this morning presented gay
and lively appearance. The ladies were out
in large numbers to witness the cavalry
narade.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-11-13

a, W. H.. Harrison, an attache of our estab-
lishment, has received Lieutenants COM
mission in Colonel Sargents Fifty-second
Ohio Regiment. Success attend him.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-11-13

The preliminary examination of John aud
Daniel McAvoy, for the murder of Margaret
Fox, will take place in the Police Court this
afternoon at two O'Clock. h---
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-11-13

A UCTION SALE by THOs. JOHNSTON
IA sales'Toom No. % Matn.street, next to Trust
Notions; Hosiery, MoTsted Yarn, etc, at Auction.
at 9k O'Clock, will be sold, by order of assgnse
a large steek Of Hosiery, Dry Goods, Worsted Yarn
Notions, etc, being the stock of A q 3 Mosser.
noIs THOS. JOHNBTON, Auotioneer.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-11-13

A UCFION sALR-BY q. BRAsHEARs &
"A LAWs.-BAle. rooms, Nos. 81 and 50 Main-st.
ING, Nov Il, commencing At O'CLOCK, We will
sell 975 cases Mems, BoyS', fouths,, Wonen'si
Misses and Children's Boots, Shoes, Brogans aud
Caters. All q esh. seAsonable goods.
nol7 q. BkAShEARS LAWS, Auctinnesr-.
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EEANTRB-A we'll located tract of Land in
w Missouri or Kentucky, and some money, for
some lots in goyngton, KY, on good str cts a.
of Box 25S, Covington. nol3 b.
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"ANTRD-A young lady with Singers Sew
w ing. machine, who understands operating on
.cleaks; good wages given. u. d. NORRIS lz4
Fhth-st. nOl2-b"
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VNANTED-R0OM- An unfurnished Bocm in
w a quiet house and neighborhood. Rent to be
from S2 T. So per month, and to have o CRATE and
clothes press closet in the room Must be located
near center Of city AddI ess Box 1856. nol3 a"
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"TANTED-PIANO-T lend free Of charge to
w family where there is one or more CHILDREN @
son, and leave it at the Press Office, stating whore
the family lives nOl2.b%
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WANTED-A SITUATION-Dy q man who
w can render good service in a Wholesale Drug,
Patent Medicine or Grocery Store, with character
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"ANTRD-To BENT-Two rooms, front and
w back in the first or second story, by small
tenant can hear Of one by addressing MACK, Press
sOfice for three days. nol2-bf
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FOE SALE.

FTNOR SALE Oh EX EXQHANGE-For a house
II and lot, in the city, 22O acres OF laDd in
Indiana; also, 10 acres improved, five miles from
the city; will pay some cash. Apply to DIR. PAT
TERsON, 437 John-st. nOl2-bF
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-11-13

WNANTED- Several Tailors and TaiIoresses
w also, good machine hands. Good W Iges and
-constaut employment Apply at 81 East Pearl ST.,
bet. Main and Sycamore. nol2.b"