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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-26
ayers CherrY Pectoral

aalFlt A0hEE44E HAFlD CURE or
O9u8hap Colds InHTemza, EaORrSeneSS,
OroupS BrOneIIttt6s IReipISmt Cone
= 9 ~ EHs .Sns and Tor the Keller
OF ConsuEhpt1Ve PAdEeRfE
IN advanced. SGaaeesg
~ OF the DfseaSe.
Tht, remedy 20 uhiVsr4aIIy known 20 .arpa.s
any other for the cure OF thflat ana
tht y 2 Gseess here 10 pabIislt he eSence Of it,
virtues. its unFtyAllgd oxpeiISHeS Tor coughs aud
anu rs truly wonderful cures Of pulmonary
nave made e known thru gbGi the eiviIirsd
lLlos @! t1R oaEth. Esir esInHIiinities q
sven EAtniliea' among them who have not come rSr
snai q IL seets-sOme living tr5pby IN
nslE must o. ~ NiftoFy over the aubtiS ana daB
setons disdftefs % the fhru8F ana lnnt5. As al
E9E The dreadful fatallly ~ theso IIsOrlsTs, and as
SnSy, toe the eaeets OF this remedy ne need
% n1ots thah t. afe them ttatltIas now all
s9e Llrtuel Stat q dd have when making the curss
1, Sa nave Won 70 EtFUngiy uPoa the e.hfdsnes Of
Prepared BY Dr.. G. AVER q CO.,
- ,y.- Lowell. Mass.
Ter tals 6J A. G. GOOD Z CO, 6Sd " an ping
-. aagll-ly-noTl6-Su,
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C0uTH BRAECH HERRTNGs,--as
y e9ITfl9 Ne ]. lAIgp AID EEl jISt- nacelEel and
M ~ " FlSfE AERE9hLE
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onrs, 0.v.LARlMgP. ND.
RNesmatirn,, GOpt Lirey CoapIafnt.

INDEPESpkScE, Preston Co, Wa, 6rlf july. 1889.
IN =. Cara: Sir: / have been aflIeted with
EaInlnl flrnnie RhelDGtispl Tor long tfmO which
bafic1 the skin Of yaieianh and stnet 10 me in
spite Of all the remedies could fni until tried
your SaFsapariuA. One bottle cured me in two
weeks ana restored my sn6TaI health 40 much that
am mr. better than before was attacked think
u q ouuettni metiIethe. e.1t- 8 sJ.FREAAI
Jules y. Getehetl, OF ST. Louis. writes: II have
been AFFLICTED for yeara with sctosS o me Lfrey
which desttoyed my health. tried ever ching. and
syeEything iAiled TO relieve me; and have been
prOEer-1OUn man for some years from no Other
canee than deTuRgeReRf Of tie LiegT. Ny beloved
pastor, the Rev. MF. Espy, advised me to Try your
thing y9u made Was worth trYtnE. ny the blessing
OF uod has enred me- aud hHs % purified my blood
e % make 2 nfeE man Of ERe. Eel Young again
enough" i.9-i - - -
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N tIoili received ai,1 S;-,5,yl.t ~,
LtiioN. Agent e5r WhesiiI Ana SisiSItS
Spe5nle9 susraNtREs and AFt JonTHGIlSp ~ -, -
49, -. o1.se: deciS
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Aver sarsaparilla
FORPURIFYINGTHR RLonn

And for the speedy cure Of the Joined varieties
Disease: st. -g,f
SeE9faIa qRd ScrqtIloNg AdeetiOa5, mel as 1E,5ss
GtesT& Sores RrnPtigIlS. EiRPItI F11tfuIss, BIsis
s e., BOiis, BtafRs, dpd al Skis piseRaeI.
OAKLAND. Ind, 9th Jnne. 1883.
J. Q. AHEH,& Co. Gents: Tfekl It my tInty toSC.
knowledge what your SarsapnTilln has done for ne
Having Inherited ScrOfllods Infection, have "a
tered from II in various ways for yeaE1. SOnetGms
e burnt ont in Ulcers my hands and arms: Eop.
times Il turnel inward and DISTRESSED me at d.
stomach. Two years ago IL broke ont on my h.ni
and covered my scalp and ears Etth one sore Gihi5
was painful and loiithsIme beyond description
tried many medicines and several physicians hi
without much relief from anything In fnct the d.
order grew worse. AT length was FsiOierd to reat
In the Gospel Messenger that Yon had prepared a
alteFatiys (Sarsa. HEin for knew itOnI your Fypu
tatton that anything you made must lie good /
sent to Cincinnati and got r. and used &c TIL il cursj
me. took it, ~ You advise, in small dGses Of
teaspOonfRl over q month: and used almost THREE
bottles. New and healthy skin soaH began to fern
under the se4bs which. after while fell on NJ
skin Is now clear, and know Iy my feelings that
the disease has gone from my syi You well
believe that feel what saying when tell you
tllat hOd Jon TO be one ofths apostles of the az
and remain ever Gratefully, Yours,
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Many remarkable cures ofthosss afeettops have
Sson made BY tha attentive power Of this medicine
and thus OvoruOnrs dth0rICIS which ToSII ~ ann,
posed beyond its reach. Such q remedy has Ions
oeen reqntret BY the necessities u the people and
medicine can do ssi - St1a ~ 'ii''
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W, r. SIXTH, Master Of transportation,
L. u. CoLE, Gcn' Ticket Agent. nov2S
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C&s.-lo tilFeo8 IriIae Re. j15f TSSSTS7i ana
~ ,efFeAla ~ fJyISI MRIiEET.
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NEW oRoPsNsso. hid.
N pyimS, r0SeiVoa and ar ale By
's''eRs n ANESR. pSALeN 0GE2RAE.
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Three Through Pa senger Trains,

The Capacity Of this Road Is now equal in the
Country.
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DISUNIONl

NSNNV INUAWIN -------- = u
A We are All SUlHE to -Dlxey" on the Sth Of No
IA VenboE, want 70 Sel ny Fancy Silks ana l
have reduced thea to such pElees as WI ast6nlsh
every one. toetSll is. RHODES.
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81. ARtbOnJ'g Fire, ROse on ErpRpefas, Tsttsy end
S1R RheEna, Seald Head, RiRguoy11, Sure Eys,
DE. Robert IL PrebIe writes from Salem, n, Y. 12tb
Sept. 1859 that he has cured an inVeteFnte case Of
DTrDsy, which threatened to teruiinRts fatally. 10y
the PrrseveriDg ureOt Onr SarApaFilla, and ala a
,lSs' Of the same; aays he enreS the common ErtI-
tons by It constantly.
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LeHeOgTh0a ar lHhiiey, OTqriGn ,Iisuioy, UtJfa,
UIe1ralfon. Eelaale Dissases.
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LIroatlor.Ie. Eailrl u. .Slrslleff ND

ZebnlOn Sloan of Prospect Ts1us writes: spinr,s
bottles Of yO0F SarsapArilla cnred irOm Goiirt
- hidSOhs swelling the neck, which hAl Sus-
fered from over two yeSEs.' 81.
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in. MCCULLOUGH, President. r. .
u. u. ALYERS, Gent Ticket Al nnY2a
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-01
Iuterest,ue Iu,eIlisepce from Richmond

Interesting Intelligence from Richmond.
The New York RsraldS correspondent at
Washington, writing on Thursday last,
says;
A gentleman arrived here to-day from
Richmond, pia Louisville, Ky. He has spent
several weeks in Virginia, and visited the
lines of the rebel army Of the Potomac. He
estimates the number now in arms in Nlr-
ginia at nearly three hundred thousand aud
the force on the Potomac alone at one
hundred and eighty thousand. Since the
lSt Of June immense quantities of arms,
purchased in the East, have been carried into
the State through Baltimore, and their whole
army is now well Srmed. Manassas juno
uon has been virtually abandoned, there
beipg only guard left there to look after
the guns IN battery. The principal body of
their forces has been pushed forward to the
Upper Potomac, TO be thrown across into
Maryland, for which movement a column of
| forty thousand is prepared, with pontoon
bridges, upon which they can cross at any
point they find the least defended. They are
determined to make an effort to get Mary
land in their possession, and they believe
that will insure their ultimate possession of
this city and all the immense accumulation
of supplies here, and enable them to transfer
the war from the Potomac to the Susque
hanna, and secure to them the recognition by
EUROPE OF Jn6 southern OOn1eQeracy. Ihls
programme has been decided upon.
The reports of the battle of Bull Run
spread throughout the whole South have
kindled an almost inconceivable enthusiasm,
and induced the belief that not only Wash
ington may be captured, but that the whole
| North conquered, JEFF Davis made President
of the whole United States, and slavery ex-
tended throughout the Union. Even those
who were backward in aiding the effort to
establish a Southern Oonfederacy are now
enthusiastic in their desire to re-establish the
Union under a Southern Presidency. They
| think the tables are turned, and instead oil
| fighting to prevent aggression they are fight
ing now to conquer country A force oi
about fourteen thousand has gone to Win
chester, to be ready to cooperate with the
column now menacing the position of Cen
eral Banks and General Stone. The ap-
proaches upon our lines Immediately in front
Of this city are merely feints but the force
there is deemed sufficient to carry our works
at Alexandria aad the Chain Bridge if the
principal part of our forces should be called
away to repel the attempt to cross the Upper
| Potomac.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-01
GenernI Fremonl,s ProcInmntion.


General Fremont has told the people oi
Missouri plainly what he intends to do; and
there is reason to believe that he is the man
TO do as he promises. If the rebellion is to
be put down, undoubtedly this is the way to
do it. In state of civil war, there is no
place for halfway measures. They are al
ways inadvisable, and, in the end, cruel. In
war, as in law suit, the speedy closing of
the case is frequently of more Importance to
the parties than the character of the result.
By long litigation, both are exhausted and
destroyed. There is almost as much inquiry
now when this matter is to end as hor This
proclamation probably indicates that Gene.
raj Fremont is nearly ready to begin: we
shall, therefore, soon, in the words of the VEN
erable Ritchie, "see what we shall see."
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-01

we are accustomed to pour out our sympa-
thies; but where, looking over all the world
can we find a race who bear in their charac
ters, and upon their persons, the most unde-
niable evidence of the crushing process to
which they and their ancestors have been
subjectedY They are the people OF the petty
kingdoms aud principalities of continental
Europe; people ruled upon the principle
that they are made for the government not
the government for them; and the proceeds
of whose labor is drawn from them to support
petty sovereign with his petty court, and
bis petty, though vastly disproportionate
military establishment. IF to be obliged to
labor for an individual master is wrong and
grievous in what respect is the case changed
when a corporation takes the place of the in
dividual? If the subject is crushed, what
difference whether the party crushing is
single man or a collective ruling power?
1t may be nationally doubted whether ma
tionality is compatible with pure republican,
ism. The one has for its fundamental idea
that the people are made for the polity, the
other that the polity is made for the people
The people are wise in proportion as the
matters in which they are called upon to
rule affect them intimately; because, in these,
private and public interests are more nearly
concurrent, and the interesto of one may come
in to correct and control that of another. In
proportion as the Government is local, the
popular system works easily and benefcially;
in proportion as it rises to the sphere of ma
tionality, it becomes costly and inefficient.
The general feeling of demand for a stronger
and more resolute government which has
grown up during the present troubles, is
evidence the progress of an idea that some
thing more than we have is necessary to give
to our Government the qualities of vigor and
endurance: that if we are to have nation
ality we must sacrifice to it portion of our
theoretical repubicanism - that we must
bring in an element which will always have
a direct and persistent interest in its preserv-
alton. We are, intellectually, weighing
the question between nationality and repub q.
licanism, with feeling that the latter has
In some sort, failed, and that the former is
the thing of paramount necessity.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-01

felt here to-day, persons being aroused by its
violence from sleep. The shock lasted fully
three minutes
The statement from Washington that Mr..
Guthrie had sent advices TO that city Of an
apprehended outbreak Of hostilities in KEN
tucky is untrue.
ST.. LOUIS, August 3l.-The Republican
learns that force of Secesslonists four thou
sand five hundred strong, attacked the four
hundred and thirty Home Guards and
Federal troops in the entrenchments at Lex
ington on Thursday, and were repulsed with
force killed. This needs confirmation.
Chas. McLaren, Basil w. Drake and James
Carlisle, Secession Police Commissioners,
have been removed by Governor Gamble.
The report that Palmyra was occupied by
the Secessionists under Martin Green few
days ago, is untrue.
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NJ ARhIED.

FRIES-LITlI loan On Thursday evening, Au.
gust 29 by Rev. ID, j Starr, at the residence OF
Henry fesh Esq Mr. George Fries and Miss Fanny
A. Litticap.
GRAY- ARTHUR-In In Newport, KY the
morning of the Slst ult., by the Rev. Gray, pas.
ter of Christ's Church, Cincinnati, Dr. Richard
Gray son Of the ofhcsting minister, 10 Miss Amanda
Q Arthur, daughter of X p II. Arthur, Esq of the
former city
.C0LE-HAsKINS-o July 20, at the residence
of Frederick Fuller, ESQ., Providence. q, l., by the
Rev Leonard Swain, d D., Mr. r Cole to Mrs.
j +. Haskins, both Of Cincinnati, Ohio.
BENNETT AWSON-At franklin, Ind Au.
gust q, by Bev. James Hickey at the residence of
the brides father, James @. Bennett ESQ OF LO.
gau sport, Ind TO Miss Flora f., daughter Of Rev.
Sias RswsOn, Of Franklin
BR0WN-JONES-Atth the New Jerusalem Temple,
on Loneworih -stl eet, the evening Of August 29
by the Rev, @. Giles, Mr. Brown, Of this city, and
Miss Jane Sarah Jones, of OOvington, Ky.
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DIED..

MURPHY.-of consumption, August 80. Miss
Kate Murphy, in the seventeenth year of her age.
The funeral will take place from the residence Of
her mother. No. 325 West Ninth st this Sunday
afternoon, at az o'clock. The friends OF the fam.
lily are respectfully invited to attend.
FRAEOIsCO-Qn Saturday, August 81, at two
O'Clock, A. M. Of cholera infantum, John H. H.,
youngest child of George w and Mary Francisco.
Ihe funeral will take place this morning., at eight
O'Clock, from s7 Poplar.st. Friends Of the family
are invited TO attend without further notice.
WEITZEL-In MnIcIeek Tewnship. on Friday
morning, August 30, at half'paSt hVe O'clock Lewis
Funeral viii take place to- day, at two o'clock p
M from his late residence, on Riddle-st. The
friends are respectfully requested to attend. Car
Tiases will be IN attendance at g. BohFer's livery
GREGG--At his residence. in BipleY, Ohio, August
2 Mr. Stephen Gregg at the ripe old age Of 3 years.
He was az early pioneer TO the country, lived an
exemplary life. and we'll can 1t be said OF him, he
died an honest man, beloved by all who came within
the circle Of his acquaintance.
FRENCH-In jamestown, KY, August 80, at
eleven O'Clock p N at the residence Of her father,
William Ross Mrs Virginia a., wife OF George W.
French, aged Is years, months and days
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tCoMAUNIOATRD.l
ObIO's First Offering,

To he Editors Of he Daily Press
AS there are a number of commissions in
the volunteer service vacant, / would sug-
gest that an opportunity be offered the re-
turned volunteers from Manassas TO fill these
vacancies. The men, in general, are young
and of good, sound sense; coupled with their
experience of nearly four months duration,
Their past experience renders them of great
service TO the Government at the present
time, and il is due them, when a position is
to be filled, TO give them the benefit of the
chance. l drop these few remarks because
am confident their services would be- of
greater value as officers than as privates,
A CITIZEN.
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We may expect in all September aggre-
gate ,OOO
To be sustain ed by our navy, which will
have ahoat by October at least one thousand
five hundred cannon.
If it be found advisable to add to this one
third more, and carry our troops up to nearly
five hundred thousand, we may rely for the
one hundred and fifty thousand without
drafting on the following States
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-01

- LOGAN, ONO, June 3, 1861.
M DIR, ROBACK-DEARS SIR: OUR
daughter has been afflicted with Epileptic Fits
nine years, and two years with st Vituss Dance We
have emplJyed many Physicians and used various
kinds Of Patent Medicines all to lasting benefit.
On the I'd Of April last, she took congestiye fever.
sent to your agents, Messrs. Crook & Murphy, for
aud in five days the fever left her, and she has had
no Fits for six weeks, period longer than she has
been exempt for years. The Pills give immediate
relief from the st. Vitus Dance Now this may all
seem improbable, but every man, woman and child
in this vicinity knows il to be the truth.
With great respect, MRS. L. S ROOT.
For sale at the principal Office, No East
Fourth ST., and by Druggists and Merchants gen.
orally throughout the United States and Canada.
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LoUIsvILLB, August 3l-P. M.-River fall
ing slowly, with five feet eight inches water
in the Canal. Weater clear. Mercury 740.
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HOME INTEREST.


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l.. M. &5 @. Sc x. n. R.

7a TRAINS FOR CAMP DENNISON
3:I s, $3.50 and p. NJ.
RETUBNING-Leaye Camp Dennison at 7,1O
and 800 A. M, 3:45, 6:O5 and P. NJ.
RoHnd trip Tickets will be sold for rs cents.
my26-tf r. W. WOODWARD, Superintendent
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~, CHARLES WARREN, PROFESS
@H S0R OF MUSIC, respeotfully informs his
friends and the public generally. that he will re-
commence teaching on the lst of September next.
men who may wish to join classes for the perform
ance of Flute TRI0S Music selected from the
works Of the most celebrated writers for that favor
lie instrument. Orders left at his residence, 4S6
Fifth.st., or at W M. Peters's Music store, Melo.
deOn Building, will be punctually attended to.
70
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Economy in All Things!

49, A. GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE,
vate family, can have large, pleasant front room
with gas and other conveniences. House contains
fine bath room, water r-cleset, and all modern inn
provements Terms in all respects to suit the times.
Location, three minutes walk from the Postofice.
Apply to s.. r H., through the Postoffice, with
name ard address. aul0.tf
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-01

The Union Men Swelling the Ranks
in Western Virginia,
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Wedding and VIsItlng Cards.
Engraved and Printed s, sls and PreaSssi De La Rus
Stationery and Envelopes.
BHIPLEY a SMITH,
lBuoceason 70 III. H. ShiplOY BrO.,)
&C ~ West foNrth street,
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The Neutrality of kentucky
Soon to be Tested.
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MILITARY NOTICES.

bB-ATTBNTIONl MCCLELLAN RI
EhES.-All The old members Of the Mcclellan 4
Rifes, and also the new recruits 70 the company ~
are ordered to meet at the armory on Plum N
street, on MONDAY EVENING, at half.past Nv
WIN P. wILTsEE Captain.
j. M. THOMAS, Orderly Sergeant. a.
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The Strength of the Part1es-A Carefully
Prenared Estimate

The following estimate, says the Boston
Jownol has been prepared from variety of
sources and is presumed to be close approxi-
nation to the truth:
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AN INSTANT OUTBREAK IN THAT
STATE APPREHENDED.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-01

In the course of September we may expect
to have preponderance in forces of seventy
five per cent. over the rebels.
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Bt1- For Coored Photographs, warranted not to
f. de in ten years go to MEEKER's date Applegates,
corner Of Fifth aud Main
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RB- Ten Thousand Fancy Cases, with superior
Lkenesses, ut the usual prices of common ones, to
be had at the new Star Gallery Ony-No 26 Fifth
street rear Wanrt. Heme mber the number.
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Highly Important News by
Way of Louisville.

GENERAL BUTLER WANING UP the SNAKES "
At FORT HATTERAS.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-01
The Remains of General Lyon Mt Phil-

adelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, August 3l.-The remains
of General Lyon passed through this city at
eight o clock this morning, escorted by the
military to the Trenton Depot. The flags of
the city are half mast. Numbers crowded
the streets through which the procession
passed,
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Everything Quiet Along the Potomac.

MILITARY MATTERS IN MISSOURI.
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LATEST TELEGRAPH
THE WAR FOR THE UNIONI

THE RESTRICTION ON NEWSPAPER
CORRESPONDENTS REMOVED.
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HE CAPTURES A GARRISON WITH
THREE HUNDRED MEN.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-01
Proposals for Paving.
SCHOOL-BOOKS.

DERRY g. WARREN, 235 CENTR Al
II AVENUE, have constantly on hand a large
assori me mt of SCHOOL and BLANK BOOKS, which
they effer l>w for cash. au3i-b"
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-01
=. HE CONIMITTRE APPOINTED

THE COMMITTEE APPOINTED
@A by the City Council to arrange for attend.
ing the obseQuies of the late President, SAMUEL b,
HIRsT, Esq met in tho Council Chamber at four
O'Clock P. M, the alst ult., James H. Walker Esq
in the Chair.
On motion, the members of the City Council were
requested to meet in the Council Chamber at eight
o'clock THIS MORNING.
On molten, a Committee of Three, consisting Of
Messrs Walker, Marsh and Cunningham, were ap.
pointed to mako all the necessary arrangements to
attend the funeral. sel.a