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a demand was made on him TO evacute Fort
Sumter, which be declined doing. The TO
quest was hfterwhrd repeated, and again de-
clined. They then notified him that they
would open Ere upon the fort in one hour.
The firing began at half past four O'Clock
on the 18th. 1t was kept up for thirty.four
hours.
Mr.. Pugh here asked whether these mat
ters were not VIGOROUSLY public at that
timer
Colonel Anderson replied, "oh, yes, sir I
believe So"
r. ", Inaon ezdninsd: The witness was
with Wilcox, and got acquainted with Young
on the msikboat, but the conversation was
altogether in reference TO Harper's Ferry,
and was ruled out.
Richatd H. Leonand was examined, but
his testimony was excluded for the same
reasons which operated in the case Of that
of the two previous witnesses.
District Attorney Ball here stated to the
Court that in view of the ruling Of the
Court, confirming the question, and the fact
that the Government Of the United States
did not wish to prosecute every person, or
to force a charge upon them, he would
abandon the prosecution.
The prisoner demanded a verdict-"not
guilty" being rendered, Of course. After
consultation with his assistant, the District
Attorney then dismissed the whole indict.
ment, and Young was discharged.
Early yesterday morning, we learned that
The Judge had Issued the order prohibiting
the publication Of the testimony in the case,
and we had expected that the volunteered
deputy constable, who took "it upon him.
self to enforce the order" would redeem
his pledge, and visions of iron bars and
huge keys disturbed our Imagination, until
the hour for the opening Of the Court.
Fortunately, however, he did not observe
any Of the reporters-at least he did not dc
anything dreadful-and we can not for Q
moment entertain a suspicion that the dire.
lection arose from negligence, for Mr.
Pugh is a prompt man.. He is modest, too
at least he says SO, and We can not look
upon his words as being a mere idle boast
he never INDUCES in that-but TO the enc
of our lives, will look upon it as q fortunate
Circumstance that his attention was SO alb
sorbed by the interest he felt in his client
cause that he did not observe any of tn,
reporters, who were at another table sbou
ten feet from his beadleship.
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MnNrcnMrnr. Fehrnnrr | 1aY

GENERAL o. B. YoUNa:-Proceed with all
haste to Missouri, and obtain by all means
possible a seat in the Convention to be
holden in the city of Jefferson on the 2sth
instant.
Your friends are very anxious that you
should get in the Convention, as we are
assured if you do you will give the dirt
eaterssignal discomfort, and greatly subserve
our ends.
Should you be defeated, hasten immedi-
ately TO Montgomery, where position and
emoluments commensurate with your valu-
your acceptance.
With sentiments of high regard
and signal respect, l am, sir, your
very humble and ob't. servant,
L. R. WALKER.
To GENERAL o. BYRON You've, New Orleans
Louisiana. - 2
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MnpNHss OF rHE SRcassIoE DIa01PLnR-g
The Oharlestonians tell 8 good story 1t their
own expense, which well illustrates the
want of discipline. A compsny was keep
ing guard at the arsenal. The Colonel et
the regiment passing by saw the sentinel
inattentive 10 his duty. He took away biz
gun, then entered the arsenal. A subotdi-
nate officer was eoneocting q cocktail
"Where is the Captain?n the Colonel
asked.
"Up stairs."
"Pieaae say to him that want 70 see him.
nWeiI, after l take q drink said the sub
altern. After swallowing bis tcddy. ne
vent up stairs 10 the Captain,
1.-THE Colonel i down stairs and wants TO
zee you, Captain"
aWell, ifhe wants to see me more than I
do him, just tell him 70 walk up" said the
Captain. who was ling on q bed.
The Colonel went up stairs and found 4hs
Captain taking things easy. sSlf Jon
ought to be driiiipg your company. Your
sentinel don't know bow TO do Bis duty sad
! took his gun away nom him"
"Wel, Tdare say he win Be much Obliged
to you. Il reckon he was tired d caHfyihG
itln
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JUVENILE OFFENDERs.-Two small boys,
apparently about ten years of age, were in
the Police Court yesterday on the charge Of
having stolen a few cards of jewelry from
the window of No. 80 West F~ourth-street,
on Monday night. Nothing but suspicion
resting against them, and the supposed prin-
cipal offender not having been arrested, the
two were discharged. go
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THIEVES, BEER, MONEY, Michael
Sherwin, who stole a key of beer to get
drunk, was sent to jail for twenty days, to
get sober. Henry Yeasher, who, with a
party of soldiers, entered the saloon of Geo.
Myer, on the corner Of Fifteenth and Free
man. streets, and thrust his hand into the
money-drawer, thereby causing a deficit in
the treasury of eighty. cents, was sent to Jail
for one month. These two accidents occurred
in the Police Court Yesterday morning.
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special Mail AReut, ?. o. Department.
CncrxHA7I, May %, 1856

U~IhVihhAlII Nay 81 IoOI,
To iehom Il may Concern.@The bearer,
Richard Neal, has been in the service Of this
Company for about eleven years as brakeman
and baggage. master, and II gives me pleasure
to state that j have entire confidence In his
integrity and efficiency, Notwithstanding the
charge made against him Of abstracting the
mail, of which be was houorably acquitted.
Respectfully, w. II. CLEMENT.
49, President Little Miami Railroad
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SECOND KENTUCKY REeIMENT.-At a meet
ing Of the officers OF the Second Kentucky
Regiment, Lieutenant. Colonel Geo. w. Neff
was rendered the office of Colonel, to fill the
vacancy existing, but he declined on account
Of his youth and inexperience.
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REcRUITs WANTED.-A few more recruits
are wanted for the Rough and Ready Legion,
to go into service Immediately. Recruiting
Office, No. 2s15, east side of Broadway be-
tween Front and Columbia, and No. 8 East
Fonrth. street. =.
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MILITARY EIEoTIOE.-At a late election of
Company F, Fifteenth Ward Reserve Militia,
the following officers were chosen: Captain
Daniel Jobe; First Lieutenant, II. G.
Sinner; Second Lieutenant, J.. Hazard Davis;
Ensign, ]. Kline. 1-al
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NATIONAL THEATER.-This evening, at the
National Theater, The Last Of the AOhicdHs,
the Grand Moving Panorama and Female
Zouave Drill will be presented. AS this is
the only theater open in the city now il
ought Of necessity to be fairly p~atronized.
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SERIOUS ACCIDENT AT THE New JAIL
Two men, John Conner and Peter Lynch,
employed as laborers on the new jail, fell
from a scaffold, about fifteen feet to the floor,
yesterday, slightly iniuring the farmer, and
severely, if not fatally wonnding the latter.
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TIE ARSON CAss.-Jacob Real, whose ar
rest we mentioned yesterday, on charge of
maliciously setting fire to a house in Storrs
Township, was brought before the Police
Court and held over in the sum of $500 bail
for trial on Saturday next. w.,
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THE CASE OF ISAAC FRITz.-Isaao Fritz, on
the charge Of horse stealing, was yesterday
bound over by Judge Satin for trial in the
Court Of Common Pleas. The bail was fixed
at $500. y =.
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CASE OF THE IETELIIGENOE MAN.-The trial
of Luther j. Lewis, the keeper of an intelli-
gence Office, for obtaining money under false
pretenaes, was postponed until Saturday next,
the bail of the defendant being fixed at 5000.
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The NEW PLANET.-The venerable Josiah
Quincy, who was requested by the Director
of Harvard College Observatory TO name the
Asteroid lately discovered there, Unsolicited
that of "MRia," the mother of Mercury. IN
the ancient mythology, and one Of the PIE
fades.
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STATE TAXES o ls6l.-The State Audi
tor, in answer to q letter from Jul County
Auditor, in regard to State taxes, says:
'The rate of taxation for State purposes has
not been fully determined yet, but l think it
will be as follows: ,sa
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Ninth R~EeIMEEr.-The Ninth (Germsn)
Regiment at Camp Dennison, received yes
terday eight hundred Minnie and two hum
dred Enfield rifles.
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AUCTION SALES.

A UCTION KOTICE.-DISSOLUTION- The
"A partnership heretofore existing between Abuer
Kellogg and the undersigned, as Kellogg 4 Will
fans, was, by the CeceRse of Kellogg, on the 7th
Of March, 1851, dissolved. A. T. WILLIAMS.
PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.-The undersigned. on
the goth day of May, instant, formed a co. partner.
ship as Smith & Williams, in the Auction AID Com.
mission business, to be carried on at the old stand
Of Kellogg g. Williams, Nos. ~ and - East Third
ST., Cincinnati, o., and they respectfully solicit for
the new firm the patronage that was so kindly aud
literally extended by the public to the old. -
N. Liberal advances will be made, IL required,
on all merchandise consigned to us for sale, and
prompt returns Of the proceeds Of sale will be made
to consignors. A.. {. SMITH, -
myfb-f A. P. WILLIAMS.
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Ellsworth GuARDs.-At a meeting Of
Company X, Fifteenth Ward Militia of the
Reserve, last night, they adopted the name
Of Ellsworth Guards"
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THE baby PRESS.
NAY 80
Popular advertisements.

& n Popular Advertisements.
TIE OHciandH DAHL Pass e ne Ratrai or0aa u
labor osd enploirnssi n hs ~. TIE yaelaisa @
commpnicc,ion which hJgrnishe bsttreen idbOrsvs and
employer, and bchsesn capital and indusiry, by''saHs
Of u large eirculotion aud cheap Acknowledgement, ssp-
ply us peopis pith a ooavent'nos tshioh has only 10 Be
tried TO Be appreciated. 4 brief qdveThssnent IN hs
DAILY Pass place. ne object before navy h3nsdadt
Of boh taborors and employers, and Of buyers and
sellers.
Ansbers 10 advertisements mdp b rsoeired al Gs oHos
fnfGrIs or nuWhern
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new roof to-day, 70 Accommodates Souter a
Littlebury'g rapid growth,
NJ Hnlnt1 Jht tfs tfOlIlFe nsq
1 Last evening" a crowd Of some twd1ort,
three hundred soldiers gathered about the
the Suffers Department Of the Third Rerts
ment for the purpose Of demolishing the
building. The prompt action Of the officers
prevented q serious disturbance. Adoublo
guard was detailed 10 protect the house,
which was stationed around Il during the
night High prices put upon goods, and a.
unguarded remark, was the alleged cause
Our troops forget that Government rogu-
letes the prices Of articles sold By suffers.
STEPHE.
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The largest home. made bread in the city
can be had at Smiths bakery, south east
corner Of Court and John,
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1nONRLRSS sARDINR6, LOBSTERS,
II sPICED HALMON,-Just received;
10 cases Boneless 8 ardines, q perfect delloacyi Il
200 dozen cans LohItsFs, lib and 1.lb. cAps5 =
100 dozen cans fresh salmon, LIB. and Glib. cans
100 cans spioed salmon. b-Ib. canBt @
so dozen, Picked Oysters, In jars
20 DOZEN Cove and Fpiced Oysters, in 2-lb. cans
20 dozen fresh CLANS. in lib cans;
20 brls. Kane, Picnic AID Porter Craokerst
10 Dozen French Olives, stuffed with anchoYies
20 dozen Bordeaux OIL very sheIes' ~vs
mJas National Thsatsr Buiidi6g. sScamore-st,
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CoLoNHL ELLswoRTH's suoOEssoR.-Lleu-
Of Colonel Ellsworth is commander Of the
Firemen Zouaves, Was In the Mexican War,
lis an efficient officer, and IL Is believed will
prove worthy to fill the place Of his prede'
oessor.
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WANTS. wANTsu

II you want a Servant, adyertise in
THE DAILY PRESS.
II you want a House, advertise in
THE DAILY PRESS.
If you want to Sell any thing, advertise in
THE DAILY PRESS.
If you want to Buy any thing, advertise in
THE DAILY PRESS.
In fact every want can be supplied by advertising
in THE DAILY PRESS.
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The Richmond (VA.) Examinsr says the
steamers Yorktown and JansstovH, az thar
place, Ashonld be put to sen Vice instanter-
even If they were blown skyshigh In the
first encounter =
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FOUND.

EOUND-GoLD LOOK T-Containing q female
~ likeness There IL also q name on the locket.
Inquire at ADAMS 4 LIPMAN'S Loan Once, No.
3 Sycamore-st. my30.bs
T0UND-on Sunday afternoon, on Eighth-st.,
- between Central. av. and Main. ST., q Pocket
book. containing a small amount of money and
papers. The owner can have IL by proving p-op-
erty, upon calling at 40 Elizabeth.st- my29 b.
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WEEKLY REPORT OF ran OIrY AUDIToRs--
The City Auditor hst night. presented To
the City Council the following report of the
receipts and expenditures Of the city for the
na.f uraaE. rf IH4H ..., -t VI 80.
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TAmRs KILLOUGRs RsTATR.-NO-
Il T1OE "a hereby given that the subscriber has
been appointed and qualified as administrator on
the estate Of james Killough, deceased, late OF
Hamilton County, Ohio, on the l6.h dAy O. March,
A D.l6ol J.n LNMlSl
my22-cWed Of estate OF deceased.
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Our Military COrrespOndence

Sy'si-i Eg'.sr: DER o-r' D%sss..ss
Three YtdrS YoInteers-Brokm RSomises-
Siekness ~ he Gimp Ohtists Not Dead
Saters Of Charity VSsitors- 0seers CON-
Joyia6k-ArriUaI Of UsVoTns-AU. Bur
NETS Musesm-G Guthrie GrGyt, &c.
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E NEWS.

-
The Ohio is still receding here, having de-
eliHsd during the t~wenty-four hours ending
last evening some nine or ten inches; leav-
ing, according to the Water-works report a
channel. depth at this point of some seven
teen feet. The River at Pittsburg was fall
ing yesterday, with six feet water there.
The weather here was rather cloudy but
pleasant yesterday, albeit somewhat cool for
the season. .E..f f7.e
Business on the Landing continued stag
nant, aud freights nominal. 1
I, Yesterdays Louisville papers say tho river
is falling slowly at that point with seven
feet two inches water in the Canal. The
weather was warm on Tuesday euening, with
indications of rain.
Yesterdays ST. Louis Democrat remarks:
The River fell nine inches yesterday,
according to the City Engineers measure
ment.
The Missouri is falling. with a fair boating
| stage-four feet above st. Joseph, and four
four feet and a half below. The moutain
rise won't be along until about the usual
time.
Sundays New Orleans Della thus speaks
of Saturday, aA L'1e* S1of we'd gs
The arrivals of river steamers at this port
for the week ending on Friday noon last
were twenty-tbree in number.
The receipts of this week are the mos
meager on record for the last ten years, and
show positively HE existence Of war be
tween the North and South. OF course, W.
need not at present, or hereafter, be fearful
of n scarcity, IS ere long Tennessee, Up
per Louisiana, Arkansas, and other State
Of the OOnfederacy, will have products
enough In this market to supply all wants
The Lincoln blockade will hurt NO ont
more than the people of the great North
west.
The Levee yesterday was a little NOR
active than for the previous three days.
sTKAMBoAT REGISTER.
Arrivala -MagpoIia, Maysyiile; Areobaut, D.
huoue. telegraph No. 5, Louisville; Lancaster M
L,EsVilsi Ohio No. 5, Mariettai Forest queen, Mad
nepartarss Magnolia, Maysvlle;. Forest Queer
MadiGon; ArgOnRut, Pi.tsburg; Telegraph No.
dgniytllsi Lanoester No A. HeTtilei LiPFu
STSSTs sias . ia b rob
ives Ia- 3 De nv
iiicD lirt .ey 81 gssrisrd d.lL "a ID
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arir4id ~ lQlas-ss4 sath alfri3 fN
-~aafiHua s1fagge yNt F,t tasah& sat
vldEIc4l q ~ iliw'A 80 % t'srs9
Algaals7 " iatz
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City News

METEOROLOGICAL oBsSRvATIoNs-By Henry
Ware, No. 7 West Fourth-st- May 20;
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LOST

In esF-sTRAYED-From pasture, on Clifton,
on Sunday night, May 2, four Horses, de-
soribed as follows One Light gray one black horse,
slightly lame in the hind log one dark roam horse,
in poor condition; one large light bay, nearly
blind. Any person giving Information OF their
i Whereabouts will be handsomely rev arded. JAS.
MORRISON, Clifton, or Is and 10 Oanal-st DIN
ciDnati my29-b"
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Fiatula in Ano TrAated

ID or Lisature, By q heW, simple and pecq
har method Of treatment .diseoserea by himssh
tended with comploo success IN eEsFT case. d,
OWENS has been . citizen OF Cincinnati for TIT
the above 4 no huhbue For further inlorna
ton, apply at his once and Residence No. 50 We
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..- " d
To encourage the formation o Clubs, TWELVE
PAPERS will be sent to one address for MINE
DOLLARS, and a greater number in that ratio.
THE WEEKLY PRESS Is a complete Family
Journal, second, in the merit and variety Of iu
contents, to no paper in the country. This, and
she low price ct which it h OHsrSd. especially -
Clubs, Is expected to give It E large circulation,
both North and South. sri5zud u szdg
| Eol00sq REt gI{8R NIaJ
l. Rd1eegMp.up LhazMaB
/ FHFF 31a HrEe 1A# aa
/ .zsESIs l4AsI "a ytF DE
| roihAI 1as lsaI .i
al t- 70 lsl ~ Eat -isl ~,
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COLUnBUs, Ono, May %, 1861.

TO he Editors Of DE Dab Press. lAag
Please correct any impressions made by
your issue of this morning as to the guilt Of
Richard Neal, arrested on yesterday by
United States Marshal Sands, for stealing
mail bag from Columbus downward train Of
| Saturday night, as a personal investigation
into the charge has satisfied me of Mr.. Meals
entire innocence. 1Taa D.
Said mail. bag accidentally fell out of bag
gsRe car, and was picked up and returned 10
this city. Contents all right. l exonerate
| Mr.. Neal from all suspicion whatever. li7a
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PERSONAL.

nRRsONAL-Mrs TANNER, now located at
II ~ FTeeman.st., will do washing for small
families or in single packages. mJSO-b'
nRRsONAL-The gentleman who received a
II basket, with a double lid, containing some
wearing apparel, at Camp Harrison, about three
weeks since, viii confer q fRVer BY leaving IL at 60
West Ninth-st or at this once. my29-b
nERSONAL-LOUIS SCHULTZ 10 In this
II city, and would like TO learn the WhereAbouts Of
his Hihter. She will please call at Mrs, BuCH-
MANS, on Twelfth ct between Vine and Race,
south side. my29 b
DRRsONAL-W. KENTA CO., manuiactureS
III ofladies', R~entleDen'B, Missef and children'a
boots and shoes, No. 126 Fifth street, three doors
east Of Raes. The work 10 all done by competent
hands, and 10 yarrented. Prices ohesper than any
where else In the city. JRg7-tf
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EXECUTIVE OFFIcs, JACKSON,

GENERAL o. BYRON YOUNG Dear Sir =:
Your kind favor has been received. In the
name of Mississippi / thank you for your
offer, and il war should come Mississippians
will be proud to know you as brothers.
] have sent a Commissioner to your State,
ssking her TO be one Of us.
Nothing would give me more pleasure than
to see Missouri and Mississippi in this crisis
side by side and shoulder TO shoulder. This
being the case, we will meet the common
enemy on the North border of Missouri.
80 Respectfully, your friend,
4 John T pETTUS
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CASE OF RICHARD NEAL,-In our last issue
we noticed the arrest of Richard Neal, .
baggage. master on the Little Miami Rail-
road, on a charge of mail robbery. A sab.
sequent examination, however, proves the
whole proceeding to have been founded upon
a mistake, as the following communications
received yesterday will show: ~ ~
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!. s. DRAGONS and Flying ArtlIery.

None need apply but young unmarried men, Of
good character. Pay varies from Sl2 70 SIS per
month. Ia addition to pay, an abundance OF good
ard comfortable clothing, board and mediclI at
tenqance will be furnished free of charge, together
'YBORsE AND ACCOMPLISHMENTS.
Apply at once at No. liz S~ycamore.s st.
n II d SWIETZHR, First Lieut.. Let Dragons,
hylb-tf Recruiting Oficer.
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BOARDING..

A
DOARDING-A well. furnished room, suitable
ND for a gentlemen and wife, or two single Rentlo
men. Apply at 46 mound-st. my2S-hS
DOARDING-A FRONT ROOM For a family
or young men, at moderate prices, in q pleas
lant and central location. Inquire at 70, south
last corner Of George and Pium-sts. my3O-b"
'DOAR DING-TWO PLEASANT ROOMs-oR
I'D the first floor, eau be had, with board, for gem
and then wives. A pply on Elizabeth.st.-
No. 42-second door from John. mysO b.
ROARDING-A very pleasant front room, sec.
wife, or two gentleman House with all modern
lcOnTeDiences. No. 269 seventh-st, my29.b'
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HoUsE-A few
Ii more nice rooms for families and single gem
tlemen. Terms very reasonable. Day-boarders
lalso taken. r11u ..r my2s d.
|DOARDJNG-A comfortable room, with board,
LID fer a gentleman and wife. Also, accommoda-
4tion fer two single gentlemen Apply at No
George.st., between John and Smith. my23 Z,
DOARDNG-WAHTED-A large furnished
LIB roe m, with board, for q gentleman wife and
Sthild, where there are but few boarders mot above
1Ninth.st ADDRESS, giving terms and location. o.
IL. W., Press 0fice. References given. my3O b.
DOARDING-T Two unfurnishea rooms. front
nD and back, pleasantly situated suitable for a
ttmall family, can be had with good board, by ap-
plieation at No. 1877 Elm.st. Several day boarders
&can also be ct reasonable rates
Gmy24-feJ
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tL alt . 40 a = Tbas@f fl d3id
4Hh 2 9sC mon hssTgH ga vtsgos
r0lr0l cf Hul
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STEAMBOAT REaIsTER.

100 nsL u.a.s6 ~ q si