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GAS FITTING.

GAS FIXTUREs.-We have in ore, and
" are daily receiving, GAS FIXTGhrs Of en-.
tircly new patterns and designs and finish, superior
in style anything heretofore offered in this market
We invite citizens generally to call and examine
stock of Gas and Water Fixtures. feeling confident
that we have the best selected stock in Washington
All work In the above line intrusted to our
will be promptly attended TO. 49, -
MYERS l. McGHAN,
maj 2O-sm No. 376 d street
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NEW YORK PRICES ron ALL KINDS
~ ofClothng Hats, Gaps, Trunks, Valses, Shirts
Collars, and Ties, at SMITHS, No. 400 Seventh
street, opposite Post Office oct Sim
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-RAII1RO ETC.
A RNANGEMEN,l 4, oF ITar MAILS.

A RRANGEMENT OF THE MAILS,
"A Ar TIE WAsniHsros CfrY Posr Orpfck
The NerAaw Nod closes at O'Clock and at o'olosi
P.A daily and arrives at e.1o A. NJ. and r. M
TIE wssun kaa CLOSES at O'Clock p. NJ; and ar
riyee at 10 80 O'Clock A. NJ, daily.
The Nmthscesten Mad closes at O'Clock and AT
P. M, daily.
The Alenasdr;a fea osesss At $50 P. M; and ar
rives at O'Clock p. N. .r -.
The once win open for delivery at oloek A. M.
daily and close at 80 p. NJ, daily, except on Sun
day, when II will open at and close at 10 O'Clock
TIL p. n. LEWIS CLEFHANE, p. n
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GUNBOATs FOR THE WESTERN
VI RIVERS.
QuARrRRMAsrRR GEsERAL's OTFrcR,
Wdshinpt0n, June II, 1861
Proposals are invited for constructing Gunboats
upon the Western rivers.
Specifications will be Immediately prepared, and
may be examined at the Quartermasters Ofhce at
Cincinnati, Pittsburgh, and at this office.
Proposals from boat builders and engine. .builders
alone will be considered
Plans submitted by bidders will BE- taken into con
sideraton. NJ. c. MEIGS,
june 10 Quartermaster General United States
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- SO a. y. ssssLEY, proprs,oes, sos,cn
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The national Republican., 1861-11-06

Consumptive patients, and others, whose con.
stitutiOns have become impaired by time, or Oh.
feebled by disease, and in whom the process OF
digestion does not replace the fat and tissues of
the body as fast as they waste, win find these
Bitters at once nourishing and Strengthening,
and happily adapted for their use. The great
advantage the Bitters possess over ordinary
stimulants usually prescribed in treating lung
complaints and kindred diseases, is the fact that
they combine many safe and certain healing
properties in connection with the best known
sfirn,,yupt
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We have thought it not il-timed 10 pub
lish, as we DO elsewhere, some extracts
from the proceedings of the public meet
ings which held in Boston and New
York short time after the riot which oc-
CURED in Baltimore on the 26th of July, 1912.
1t will be remembered that the fJdcyal Republican,
which was published here at that time vehement
ly opposed the war with England, and an Ad-
ministraton mob, regarding the course of the
paper in that particular as reasonable, deter
mined TO sack the office. General LINGAN
and number Of his friends, who were pre-
pared TO defend the right Of free speech
by opposing armed resistance TO the mob, were
persuaded 10 forego their intention; and having
surrendered themselves to the authorities, they
were placed in Jail, as they were assured for their
own protection. The jail was attacked that night,
and Gen. LIyGAN was brutality murdered, and
most Of his friends were earlully injured that
they were left for dead upon the ground The
people of Boston and New York were fore
most to denounce the outrage. and TO vim
dictate the right of the citizen to free speech,
at all times, and under all circumstances. They
claimed, as one Of the chief prerogatiyes Of an
A'"|'''N'4f
policy Of the Government IN time of peace or war;
and they hailed, as ''martyrs to liberty" the
brave men who had SO nobly strven to uphold
the freedom of the press in Baltimore We COM
mend the words of their fathers TO TIE degenerate
sons of Massachusetts and New York, who are
ready to-day to strike down hc only remaining
right which distinguishes this people from their
tawny brethren of COnstanliuoolc We hoo
leave 10 call the attention OF Messrs HoLT
and EVERETT to tie proceedings in question
Mr.. HoLT may yet have occasion to denounct
the unconstitutional measures of the sectional Re
publican party more bit ery than he did in 1856,
and Mr. EVERETT will one day want to burnisL
up glowing apostrophc to freedom; and as they
may desire to Illustrate their respective views BY
historical facts, we refer them 10 the manly and
patriotic stand which the North then took in favor
of free speech and a free press-the mainte
nance of the Constitution and the enforcement o.
the laws
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Correspondence Of the Daily EGchange
County Ccurt-Thc ComptrOliersFlip-A RE
spite Granted-Thc Removed Criminal

Gases.
IowsoNTowN, Sept. 3.
The only business transacted in the Baltimore
County Court to-day was the arraigument of Thos
Carlton, indicted for DEMONSTRATING.
Judge Price to-day overrued the application for
an injunction on the State funds in the Farmers
Bank of Maryland, as applied for by Thomas s.
Alexander, the counsel for the State in the case OF
the State oe. A. Lngen Jarrett and Sprigg Har-
wood. This application made and argued in
order to take the case to the Court of Appeals, in
order for that Court to give its decision whether
Mr.. Jarrett was duly elected comptroller, or
whether DR.. Claud, appointed to that office by
the Governor, after the resignation of Mr.. Purnel
the incumbent holding over, was valid and proper
or not.
Governor Hicks yesterday forwarded to Sheriff
Wheeler a respite for Perry Kennard, the Negro
who was to have been executed the 18th inst
The respite extends the time Of execution until tbs
1lth of October next.
The removed criminal cases from. Bafimnrn wi!
oe taken up tomorrow morning for trial in oul
court
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THE BALTIMORE MusEUM-The improvements
being made are nearly completed, and Mr..
kunkel will certainly open on Thursday evening
lie has spared no pains to collect an excellent
troupe, and the entertainment offered will be dac-
dedly more attractive than any other in the city
His special endeavor is to make it iavor;te resort
for ladies'
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YEpDo TsA---A delightful article, part Of The
FIRST IMPORTATION FRoH JAPAN, jrat r.ss;yss amt
fo safe by GREEN & TnF
IE!H % " ftgl5ir...s dr.!
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HOOK SWINGING IN INDIA.-The missionaries at
Calcutta have been for some time urging upon the
Government to prohibit hook swinging at the fes.
tival OF the churrack poojab, the ground of the
revolving and degrading nature of the spectacle,
and the suterings the votaries supposed to IN
dergo. 1t has been considered, however, that the
pain cannot be very severe which is readily under
gone by churruck swinger for two or three ru-
pees and a few sweetmeats; and upon the whole
the Government came to the conclusion that, " here
it is not an established custom, but mere coca
iona exhibition, the mag istrates should be author
lied to prohibit it local measure of police for
the preservation of order and decency; but that
where the custom has been long established, the
proper course, in the first instance at all events
would be not to prohibit it by direct act of a,-
thority, but to discourage it BY all legitimate
means. Accordingly, the local authorities were
directed, by using their personal influence, and by
obtaining the cooperation of the zemindars and
other influential native gentlemen to endeavor to
induce the people voluntarily to abandon the prac-
tee. The recent report on the progress and con-
dltion ct India states that his policy succeeding
There are good grounds for believing that native
gentlemen, knowing the wishes OF the Government
are disposed to their influence and example to
put stop to this revolving exhibition, and several
commissioners report that the practice is gradually
dying out within their divisions Wilmer and
Smiths European Times.
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HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE.-The ''Threc Fast
Men, is still received with decided applause Miss
Helen Western is undoubtedly favorite and draws
full houses,
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PRIMARY MEETINGS

PRIMARY Meeting iii Calvert County.
The citizens Of the Sd Election District of Cal
vert county opposed to the policy ofthe Admins
tration and in fav or of peace assembled On Satur
day. the 3lst August, and appointed, after calling
DR.. Richard Mackall to the chair and electinr
DR.. John +. Ireland secretary, the following
named gentlemen as delegates to the County Com
venton TO be held at Prince Frederick on the 10th
instant, viz: Messrs. r. Il. Gault, o. c. Harris,
VIM. u. Webb, Thomas W. Smith, Lewis n.
Griffith, Henry Owings, and Julius Z. WILSON,
The several local candidates were nominated. On
motion Of DR.. }. W. Childs, the following resolu-
tons were unanimously adopted
heSoled, That the people of the Sd Election District of
Calvert county cordially endorse the the
General Assembly of Maryland for the high and able
manner in which it has deemed fit to rebuke all those
violations of the personal liberties Of the people of this
state and especially do they endorse approve of the
course OF their immediate representatives, James T.
Briscoe and Benjamin Parran, for their faithful and
manly Efforts to prevent the suhverSion OF the Consttu
on and the laws made in pursuance thereof and that
they deserve the continued support and confidence the
people of this county.
Rssolcsd, That Jas t Briscoe the undivided choice
OF tins district to represent this county Senate
of Maryland and the delegates appointed are requested
to use all honorable means in their power TO secure his
nomination.
The meeting was of the largest ever held in
this district, and the greatest unanimity and
earnestness prevailed.
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WgNlg
tia@ g. WANTED.-Wa

WANTED.-We have ready sale at
- 20 ~ ms TINE for Ca RiiI ES, RUGGIES and EX
iRhSo W 1AHnNS, beth new and sCc.Td-har5 pSrtn,s
aHns snch art an have l-aI advance and ,rnnf
- Is ~ sehis them 10 the BALTIMORE BAZA Ar -
~ %;Sn a,d saratoga strcafs. Auction Ssts go,
VEIN LSo4E aud SATURDAY, at II O'clock ''S
oq,ct EGfRTON Il KEYS,
~ PfGpsiet0ra and Auctoneefs
NE BE-; SUBSCRlBER WISHES TO EMPLOY A
1lf Ets IN his family he would prefer n German
iaiah who can come well recommended as 10 chaIan.
yer ana qualification He viii b. Tsunird TO teach nn@c
I, 30 anu must ne &hie 90 sneak the English Ian
49, 7i'S' Apply 70 THOMAS 3. ESrEP.
.,-2m FHtuEent City, Charles county, Nd
/ WISH TO ENGAGE THE SERVICES OF A
I@a as '9yetness in family for the ensuing year
WI ,qldllned TO teach English, French and Music A
dr. i!ei - NJ &c Irit.lr, e., Al
--- Leonard Town, Nd
M AHfED-An EXPRESS WAGON with
+, 9Tsr strong but Hight, in exchange for very sub
price AMY n 80 SOUTH 9TPI.ET 90 '' ip'5tf i'
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MARRIED,
In Washing ton Monday, Sep ember ID at the Cbrr
OF the Epiphany nv the Rev DR. Hall, JOS B. STEWARD
o. hv to 0CIANlA only daughter of the late Captain
henderson Ridgely, of U. s. Army. tSt Louis papers
please copy.]
DIED.
On the 81 instant, VII LIAM CLAUD sgei years.
months and days. son of Isaac and Nellie Rron
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coal C0HfPAEY's COAL.
,...lL-..-.,E l,Ls

BALTIMORE COAL CGffPAHx'S COAL
REDUCTION IN PRICE.
am receiving regularly my supplies OF this oels-
bratsd COAL, and enabled to offer it to consumers at
very Low PRICES In view OF the present unsettled state
Of Affairs and the possibility shipments being cut OIL
would recommend coascrs OF Coal 10 lay in their sup
plies at once
As Cumberland Coal is coming to this market
would recommend Of my Coal a substitute fol-
sesrling and other shall keep large supply
stautly my wharf
r. W. TYSON, Sole Agent,
No. - Second street
For the quality OF the Baltimore Company's Coal for
seaming purposes, respectfully following
parties:
Nessrs Doushsrty Woods s Coz Baltimore Steam Sugar
Refinery; Samuel T. PeGTce, ESQ., Agent Cromwels Line
Steamers - l.. higgins, Esq Boston Line Steamers.
aessrs. II, Abbott 4 Son, Canton Rolling Nill.
Murray Il dazeHurst, Vulcan Works.
and Steamboats, generally. iyGu
To Consumers OF CoAL.-Havng on hand and
receiving daily all the different varieties OF
HARD A3p FREEBuRyING Goals,
offer great inducements to consumers to lay in their sup
pies for the winter. ". +. H. ONION,
alGlm Lombard ST. and Central avenue
ATEasT
sEoULDEA FHAR
SHJRTai
SHiRT5t
SBIEgSi'
PEEggUr FIT WARRANTED Ok No SALE.
uaelualIei bg zay.
NEW aTELEs OF FRENCH B08O&s.
EMBROIDERED BOSOM SHIFTS
FINE IIi!G.N AND MUSLIN SHIFTS:
aEGiNU SHIFTS AID DRAW ERs
goLLAGs. TIES. sTocgs
GLOVES AND HALE-EpSG.
HANpEE&CEIGg5
y. ?. T0WLES { BR0.,
rATEEr sH0ULDER-2EAE sHiET uAlIuEACIuE.Y
5s& Baltimore street.
unie. Jtrroli Hail
uEIHE COTTON, Also,
| T&T&sT FL0GR qHArrs. a!6,tt
.. 4. STRIFE.
GALLERY OF PHOTOGRAPHY,
SO n. CHARLES STREET,
ia1l-tf Opposite 81. PAUL's GHURGA.
ESTABLISHED III 1887.
TO GA sH PU:R:C ma 3 E,gs.
BIsAND!s1s, GIN, yvINlas, SC.
OF aitbrands and viutages in Cpstorn-fIouse stoyss
IN STORE,
large stock of STRICTLY PURE"oLD RE WINS
| hlES from distiilors of high reputation
Theundcrsigned respectfully invites examination Of HI
stock, which he Offers very low prices for CASH IN rsnt
| ties to suit buyers. THOS THOMPSON
iell3n % Gcftf, CIV e,y.at
EooHogTi Ecoaossg =
DOLLAR SAVED IS TWO u0i.lARs MADE
This can he done by purchasing Wood already ed AZ
| SPLIT, ct Office Of City Steam E:.a Vrr.5f
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Primary Meeting, Fourth Election District
Anne arundel Comfy

IFtttiHa, FOUFEN E1eCtfOn DfStTict
Anne arundel County
At the largest and most respectable primary
| meeting ever held in the Fourth Election District
of Anne Arundel county, composed of gentlemen
opposed to the war policy of the Administration,
William b. Bond, Esq, was unanimously appoint
ed Chairman, and Mr, Bannon Secretary
Tho meeting then elected the following gentle
men to represent the district in the County Con
vention, at Annapolis on the 9Th inst, to appoint
delegates to the State Peace COMMUNICATIONS
Kilbourn, DuvaIl, Bruce and Warield
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PARKER BRoTHERs LosDoH Gu AUoz -'rhia
celebrated Sauce is fast supsrseding all Others Fra the
richness and delcacy Of flavor 1t has attained popil
aEity almost as great in this country Europe For
sale by 81 irstc!as5 FsooC-l and by their apezts,
GREEN & VOC, Importers
o:i-tf 81 West Eslt;-,,r g.r.s+
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ILlsGsILgRsens.

TOUSE-FURNISHTKc COQ0G
For SALE At Nos rs N ~ 81 e y 81 IE&
Table cutlery ~ '' &c IA-''1o-- 2'I@@T'
Abata Spoons
Cane Tins
iaD'c C 1as LOTS r-7
Brushes
Hat Rate, waters
Umbrella Stands,
Nutcracks,
Bread Knives,
anu Cb.m2ag5e
Albsta Som raa,as Nippers
''haifPs ais T., Dill,
&aGle l'dn 2.''
lete-i ';r!irons,
Scales sand and Weights
BATHING Tphs Coaee Mills
saucs %In;s, va.
Foot Tuhs, Chan6ar Buckets,
loiet F4lls,
WHO" Haskli',
Davor,h,.o cn.:.. Sleeves
Oyster Dishes,
GAS FIxTURFs Coffee niegiugs
OF French -
A"S'''''' andAmor.cao
French, Manufacture
~ ~ CHINA
sf Ga HtSas tx ssTI sr sP9 ssa
any OF the above description Of goods.
H bIfs 2 sl, ana "a, 2 .l. b% "a. str2et
artcies gne HaPS'S'rs'' ana Dealers i" ot&"@s
OFFICE sCcRy ETcHIicTE 1 El IN :, u.s.
We are prepared heretofore to furnish our WEI. known
REEsE's OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Tbeuse Of this Gnaro ro r' :, @r@,t"t@'el ~
tablished it favorably Wi,li he public ta il fcaar,
no further comnendaton IL cons qucLre o- iIr dIIc
YES o. me thSs We nave reduced our rse of tie b5gl
'''0''' ~ '' 0A>i'' Trvr1v CporvD
HS0HSEiEsEE;so Esyrsx1 ~.
f We 9Sf s also reduced the prize Of ms valuable pano
FEEUyTAg C:UAEO.
GT.eNmss are prepared t. furnish Tie BEST PERI WAN
liyera5e direct the GoveTnna mt WrDja.,5rt " 90
Also finely ground
M ~ g a3Gyt leze-s OF the best en2l-v - N
- the fp@ H,yEiS G0GGpsed our arrangements with Agents
we resDectfav T faKu E 49,, Sl "a.
Our ln no iappE t5F grarrs Tor any quantity
may rely sRo @' o6ta g5e tbe tgsg,Ri rei2g
houses Gus -''.'''' ""'~
.n, ,GHAs ,5ll, G4L EosNIl. EtEEs's Island,
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I.PRnTs lllr 81 Rnr.-v--r-.- -

LSPGHTAAT 70 IIUU95YrEPFAb
To know that they can money ny purchasing Tt5a
already Sawed snd Split, once o7Gy Steam Vie Waa
Xiii,
10 2E0aFE ss1Ec-
sIo's' sAEEA u. JDHFaGs
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dence. and tbs men who framed it, is merely
..yexine, them about their graudfa'hers!''
Neither side of the coHtrovcrsy can of course de-
rive much advantage from the views or recon-
menda,ons OF such counsellor, but whatever his
ideas may be worth, they are mainly with the
North upon the merits Of the present quarrel
This gives additional force to his suggestions as
to the policy of lis being prosecuted by the Gov
eminent at the point of the hayonet
1.-THE wisdom of fighting depends prncpallt on the
prospect OF success; and on that point there be
doubt OF the great weight of the on the
Northern States by several English papers and cspe
cally with admirable vigor and great knowledge by the
Economist. These difficulties may he summed IN in one
The Constitution of the United States proceeds on the as
sumption that each member Of the Union wishes main
tain it. To enforce it an iaUit0S very like contradic
ton IN terms Suppose that the South is utterly defeated
ana crushed IN the field and that Mr.. Davis and
others are hanged for treason and further suppose that
in the year 1864 the South succeeds has
! ceeded' IN ciecung Southern President and out
manouvrng the North the result would be grutesque If
1t were not so melancholy. It is precisely as if
sued successfully for the restitution OF conuga rights
AGAINST woman who, after making his life burden
hm, had LETT him without cause. No doubt he would
get the advantage company at bed and board but
| who would wish for ito TO enforce eonUgal rights
against woman bent making her husband wretchcd
is IN most emphatic way cutting of ones be
venged on ones face and cool observer process
now going on in the States is of much the charac
ter This assumes success but another familiar proverl
SHOWS now doubtful even such success this must be
One man may take horse to the water, twenty can
not make him drink If they minded the NORTH
have fair prospect Of being able TO crush the
armies 10 take their forts and to reduce any cities which
may hold out but how win they make them send mem
bers to Congress- recognize the jurisdiction of the Fedora
courts, and admit the Federal officers who administer thu
oihces vested by the Constitution in the Congress?
permanent military occupation of every and village
in all the Southern States would be necessary to
out these objects; and this TO English Observers
be altogether out of the question. this difficulty
overcome State Legislatures would sti be potecte,
which he Of tioI
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EnEPnRIHRE Ow ARrr


NGBEmL'B RREECH-LoADiEG RIFLE. :
MERRILL, THOMAS & co,
Eab25-tf 239 BALTTN0RH GrixRT. :
FIsHlEG FhCKbz
MERRILL, THOMAS & co,
mh s 229 BALTIMORE aFRErr.
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TO CASH PURCHASERS.
$50 CASKS SCOTCH AND ENGLISH ALE1s,
Youngera Tenants, Strong Marzetti L Sons East
India PALE ALES. Single cls5 Go per dozen Five
casks and at so dozen These Aes are o! direct
importation, of supero. qualities and in fin condition
For sale by THOS. THOMPSON,
Commission Merchant,
jeli-Sm 20 South Gay street
ROOFING PooyIH4 II RooERa |!
ECONOMY, DURABILITY AND SECURITY
WARREN'F
FIRE AND WATER PROOF
FELT AED CORP OSITIOE RU0EENq
unriVaed hy anything yet discovered for Roofing purposes
PEnPso7LT FIRE PE0oF,
fGEPr07LV WATER Poor,
UTzQukLLEo PoR ECoroMT,
USErvALLED F5E DuRARrLG-s,
ADAPTED TO. EVERY CBixATE
Fer further information address or cal. on
JAS. II JOHNSON,
No. 2jarVs Building, cor Nosth and Baltimore s;s,
Ay2S-tf BsitimoTs.
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NUTRITIvE CREAM FOR THE HAIR,--This prepa-
ration VIII render the hair soft and glossy and prevent its
falling Of Composed is OF lhe purest materials it
can be used with perfect safety answers the purpn
ses oil fomade and Oils without producing that RTezsinesa
SO common to many hair preparations Prepared only by
F.HYNSOE JENNINGS q co,
FharisaCa utists,
tal.26-tr sc North Charles street
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I
Corner 81 Howard and F8yeIEe streets
Under Howard Bank
Qcast2Dty % hand h1e assortoe5t % CLOTHS, GASs
EEh9 Gud NjSIi-G OF te a,Yles and patterns.
~ = cali IS earsrtFstIIV rafiritr1
4 GENCY OF J. {. r. TI5NNENT'S
"a SCOrCH ALE.
la3 Casks each dozen, pint Stone Bottles DOUBLE
STRONG ALE.
p casks ditto in Glass Bottles On bond)
- casks Xxx SCOTCH BROWN STOUT in glass, all in
prime order and Of recent importation, e az lowest
New YORK prices. CHARLES l.. OUDFSLUYe,
a3-Iaw6wr No. 81 South Cav street
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ASH CAPITAL Paid Up s5i7 "a
'SsElS NOVEMBER 2ajh, fsEa. -.
B. g. NORRIS. President
THoe LORD, ice Ire5iicGt
SiHUEI4 Il. MOORE, Secretary.
The undersigned respectfully solicts application for
ouranoe in t!.is desirable Office
HENRY b. wARFI Fl.Iy. Agent.
II. WAKEFIELD & &C,
trA4 IF
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On. a A. BLANDY.
sUG1GaSJR To DR., G. 4 HAREIs,
sG-Hr 81 NnR~g CWAeLra asaahs
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To Consumers OF COAL.-Havng on hand and
receiving daily all the different varieties OF
HARD A1n FREEBuRYING CotLs,
offer great inducements to lay in their sup
pies for the winter ". +. II. ONION,
alGlm corner Lombard ST. and Central avenue
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-14

-..,-s.s..a,. tla .38k 80
Those teachers receiving $40 or less per
month, receive the same as heretofore. 3
The salary of the Principal of Hughes
High School is not reduced, and the princi-
pal writing-teacher is dispensed with.
The Night Schools are to be abolished.
Accompanying the report is the follow
ing;
ResolUed That il be certified by the Clerk
to the City Council that this Board estimate
one mill and four. tentbs of a mill, necessary
to be raised in Cincinnati for school pur-
poses for the coming year., said estimate be-
ing upon the basis that the State ~school-tax
will be one mill and a hall. as heretofore;
IL the State tax be reduced, then the above
estimate to be increased by the amount of
such reduction. "rf.arrusr "a
The report was discussed at length, the
principal objection being the abolition of
night schools, but it was ultimately laid on
the table and ordered TO be printed,
Tho election of Trustee in the Seventeenth
Ward was then taken up, aud DR., Scuddsr
and Howard Matthews were nominated.
The contest being between Mr.. Hooker and
Mr.. Matthews, after nine unsuccessful bal
lots, tAe B9sgd s5iougnsd,