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Ffon, New York.

NEW YoRK, January ls.--A deaf mute
named VIM. II, James, supposed to be run
away from some asylum in Ohio, was arrested
as wanderer in Brooklyn yesterday. He
had considerable money.
The Washington correspondent OF the
Commercial Advertiser says Senator Iverson
bas received advices from Pensacola that
Fort Pickens having recently been garri-
soned blythe Federal Government it has ex-
cited the ire of the Secessionists, who are
now in possession Of Fort Barancas and the
nRYY-Yard.
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lIisscurI LEGISLATURE.

ST. LoUis, January ls-In the House,
yesterday, Mr.. Stevenson's substitute 10 the
Convention Bill, asking Congress to call "a
National Convention, was lost-lO4 against
twelve. u7
Mr.. Lacey's amendment to the original
bill, ,submitting4b abe action of the Convention
to the people, was then adopted, and the bill
passed: yeas, l75 naTs II; all the Repub-
hcan delegation from st. Louis, except one,
voting in the negative.
The reported seizure of large quantity Of
powder by the authorities Of Louisiana at
New Orleans, belonging to st. Louis mer-
chant, isuntIue. The powder has not reached
that port.
1t is understood that the Governor of Lou
isiana has proposed to purchase the powder
on its arrival at New Orleans.
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Marine Disasters.

NoRFoLK, Va, January 49, The ship
Morning Star, from Liverpool, has arrived
here and reports that she fell in with the
ship Glo6us, bound to New York, on fire on
sixty females and children. Only one per-
son lost. lid s.5 ..
New YoRK, january ls--The ship Flord
SORthdrd arrived this evening, bringing four
of the crew Of the British brig QuckStep,
abandoned at sea and four of her crew lost.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-19

ANY CoRD, IF A STRoNG 0NE.-A Scotch
paIson in the Rump time said in his prayer:
Laird, bless the Grand Council, the Par
lament, and grant that they may all hang
together"
A country fellow said "Amen' very loudly,
adding, Pm sure it's the prayer of all good
people"
"Friends," said the minister, al don't
mean as that fellow means. My prayer is that
they may all hang together in accord and
concord" IL. ,-~-...'
'No matter what cord, replied the other,
"so that it be but a strong cord"
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From washington.

confirmed Mr.. Holt's appointment 38 to l3.
The bill introduced by Mexican, in the
House on Monday, was to repeal the law
making Charleston, Georgetown and Beau.
fdrt ports Of entry, even in times Of peace
The collection OF revenue at these ports costs
more than it amounts to-. D ,.t.y
Mr.. McKean's desire is to stop foreign trade
and seId sufficient naval force to blockade
the haTbors; and he is not alone in this
view. ..ts...F .,... r
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-19

Walkers ale has always been a popular
beverage in Cincinnati, and it will not be
unpleasant intelligence to many to know
that the old brewery is now in successful
operation, and that arrangements have been
perfected to deliver it to every part of the
city. J. Walker & Co. are now the propri-
eiors, and are making an article pronounced
excellent by all judges. See advertisement.
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RIVER NEWS,

The Ohio opposite this port has been
swelling since our last, even more rapidly
than it was on Thursday; having risen, dur
ing the twenty four hours ending last even-
Ing, over five feet /; making, according 10 the
report of the WateI-works, q ehannel-depth
at this point Of more than thirty 6ye feet.
The River at Pittsburg was declining Yester-
day, with fourteen feet three inches water
there. "a
The weather was warm, soft and genial
yesterday, more resem bling Spring than
mid-Winter, and last evening the heavens
were beautifully clear, and the moon and
stars through the pure atmosphere reminded
us of night in May. r r-s1
Business on the Landing was rather bet-
ter Yesterday, though the decreased space of
the Wharf, from the rise of the river, caused
business to appear more lively. Ratesrof
freight were without any material alteration
from our last quotations. .- fs Do GA
The river was rising steadily at Louisville
on Thursday, with eleven feet water in the
Canal, at dark. During theaprevious twen-
ty four hours the rise at the head of the Falls
was twelve inches, with fully eight feet water
on the Falls for descending boats, and six feet
in the middle, chute for upstream boats, the
highest stage OF water there has been this
season at Louisville.
There is a tremendous ffeshet in the Cum
berland, perfect food Of waters, with forty
i've feet in the channel, on Thursday morn
ng and the river still rising. All the trib-
utsries were much swollen, and the freshet
is one of the most sudden ever known.
Fences and acknowledges have been swept
away in all directions, and immense damage
las been done. .re.b
Salt River, Green River, and all the other
lower tributaries are much swollen, which
viii make Good IN the Lower Ohio, and
sDd probably overflow Cairo for the mil
lorth time.
STEAMER CONWAY SgEK.-The Memphis
ArataRehe informs us that on Friday, the
u n inst, when about forty miles above Ma
poleoD, ia the Arkansas, the steamer Con-
way struck a snag and sunk in few min
utes. Our partic MARS are very meager. The
stTangest part of the affair is that the Con-
way had been engaged in wrecking the
Frontier City, aud had the crew and all the
freight Of that boat on her, aud the City, it
will be recollected, when she sank, had on
board the freight and crew of the Sewer.
There would seSm 10 be fatality in con-
nection with the Sewer that iDclines one to
superstition. No live were lost. .s4
| The Conw6y'wGs new and very small
steI n wheel boat worth abOnt $4,000 and
was we think, uninsured. She was COM
maHded by Capt. Robinson, and owned by
agentlemsn named Thomas, living on the
| Arkansas River.
| The Mississippi is stationary at st. Louis
| with fully i've feet 70 Cairo, and the gorge
above Alton has disappeared. Business il
| dull on the Landing of the Mound CITY
| Concerning the Missouri and Illinois Rivers
lheIe is nothing new. s3
STEAMBOAT REGISTER.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-19

GoUGHs LECTURE To.NIaHT.-The bare
mention Of it will crowd Smith & Nixon's
long before the time appointed. We advise
the worthy proprietors of the hall to get up
from the cellar all their chairs, deemed su-
ply will fall far short and let the ushers be
busy. We have not forgotten the rush and
the delight of five years ago.
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COUNTY MATTERs.-The County Commits
sioners yesterday passed an order to ]. B.
Armstrong, Sheriff, of $ls, for extra
services, in his official capacity. The Auditor
was instructed to advertise for proposals for
masonry for bridge across Miami River, at
New Baltimore, according to plans and speci-
fications on file in the Office of the County
Engineer; the,bids to be opened at twelve
o'clock on the I'd day of February.
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RlCHMoED, VA. JANUARY ls.--The Senate
debated the National Convention resolutions
without action.
The House passed the Million Appropria-
tion Bill for the defense ofthe State, and the
biniAsuing Treasury notes at six per cent. for
thai amount.
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COMMON PLEAS.

Burns CoNyICTED or MURDER IN THE
SKCoHD DEGBEE.- Theophilus Gaines made
the closing argument on behalf Of the State,
in the Burns case, yesterday forenoon.
Judge Collins then charged the jury at
about twelve o'clock. At about three o. cloek
the jury. returned verdict of murder in tho
second de-, rec.
DIvoReEs. Valentine vs. Valentine. De-
cree Of divorce granted by Judge Mallon,
against the husband, on the ground of gross
neglect of duty.
Meier %. Meier. Decree of divorce granted,
on the petition Of the husband, on the
ground Of Wilfal absence.
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From North CnroIInn. .

RALEIGH, N. o., January ls-The aspect
Of the debate on the Federal relations has
moi varied to day. No vote was taken; ex-
cept on one unimportant amendment in the
Senate, Messrs. Cutlan and Moorehead
SPOKE in the Senate for a general conveh-
ton,
Many strong speeches for Secession were
made, The House is holding night sessions
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TIE STREET CoYTRAcrs.-The City Com
missioners yesterday passed resolution to
employ the necessary force to clean the
streets, and deduct the amount thus expended
from the money due the contractors in ae-
the contracts.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-19

THEFT ON FIFTH -sTREET.-A man, named
John @. Ormus, was, yesterday, arrested and
lodged in the Hammond street Station
house on a charge Of stealing $27 from the
tin store of Edward A. Bickel, No. 24l West
Fifth street. About $50 was recovered,
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Sale of the Milwaukee and BIlssissiPpi
I.N..I RRfIr0ud.

MILWAUKEE,, WIs., january ls.-The Mil
wankie and Mississippi Railroad was sold
to-day by the United States Marshal on an
order from the United States Distrie Court
and purchased by the Trustees Of the cred
iloIs 'and the nssenting Stockholders.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-19

POLICE CoURT.--Wm. Z. Rogers and VIM.
Bryant were each held over for their ap-
pearance at the Court of Common Pleas, on
a charge of passing counterfeit money. The
bail of the former was fixed at $l,500, and
the latter at 81 600.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-19

AN APFSMILE.-The anxiety Of the public,
that the impending crisis should develop it
self ard show its worst face, reminds the
Boston Courier of the man who wished that
his sick wife would get well or something.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-19

AssIsNMEBTs--Assignm filed Of Chas.
Wolf, William Wolf, and Lewis Wolf indi-
vidually and as partners, to Chas. Reemelin.
Bond given N the sum Of $25O00.
Assignment of Wertheimer, Marks 8 Co.,
to Lelig Amberg. Bond $4,000.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-19

CASE OF MoHUGH.-The writ of error,
granted in McHugh's case, win be argued in
Columbus to-day.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-19

During the last year, the value of the book
exports Of France amounted TO more than
half million sterling. Among the import
ing countries, EpglAnd is second on the list,
and Belgium first, ~, =. ..lie,li 4
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LOST.

4 0ST-OH l. D. Yesterday, about 10 o'clock,
NJ my little hoy, abont three years old, dressed
N blaek velvet waist, black pants and drab hat
turning said child to Mrs. DANIELS, 1872 Court
st north side, near Elm, place the child in one
n OST--A pair of GOLD OTAOLEs, in a red
M morocco case, gOng from I43 Race-st. to
WateT-st., by way Of Third and Plum. The fpder
will nier favor by leaving them at the Dial
Ofnce, and he paid for the trouble. ial9-b
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PITTsBURG, January ls-M.-River four
teen feet three inches by the pier-mark, and
falling. Weather cloudy, with indications
of rain; mercury 400. lh
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-19

THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC for 1861, Wilkess
Spirit and the Clipper for this week, have
been received by G. N. Lewis, No.. 2s West
Sixth street.
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RoUTE FOR SALE.-The route on the PRESS
west of the Brighton House, including Cum
minsville and Fairmount, is offered for sale
to prompt man. N.
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SERMON BY Mr.. CoNwAY.-Mr. Conway
will deliver o lecture on the "Reign of
Violence" at his church, on Sunday next, at
eleven O'clock.
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STRAYED.

GIRAHED- From Mount Auburn. on Monday
- last. a larged red cow. whoever will return
school house Southern ay., will be literally re-
warded ial9.bS
SSTRAYED-OR sT0IEN-On Monday last,
- from, my pasture at Lockland, black Horse, is
hands Ligh; hind legs swollen. liberal reward
will be paid, II returned to the above place, to
Northern Distillery at CumminsYille, or SpAECHE e
co IS Feed Store. Dals'f'l GEO. HOUSE,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-19

Recently, a man named Simpson, and his
sOn-iu.law, together with III cir families, were
oId,rcd TO leave Oxford, gdiss., iOF the alter-
ance of Abolition sentiU lents.
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The Steamer asia Arrived,

NEW York, January 1910 z. M.-The
Asid has anchored below, and will probably
not be up till morning. There is mach ice in
the river
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-19

A party Of German has sailed from New
Orleans, to ESTABLISH, q colony in Nicaragua,
where Mr.. Audle'Jurg, a wealthy German,
has bought 100 ZquRre miles Of territory.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-19

NATIONAL THEATER.-This is the farewell
performance of Mr.. E. Eddy, who has con-
sented to repeat bis fsvorite character Of
jean Remy,n in the great prize drama of
ling incidents, and abounds in all manner of
situations, cu1minations and crises, and ~
well worth witnessing. The afterpiece VIII
be Ben the Boatswdin.
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FOR SALE

ECOR sAJE-A. s ,LOON- Doing good busi.
e ness. Fer tnrther particulars, inquire on the
Sycamore jais. b.
ETOR SALE In Covington--A neat frame Cot
- tago; ot three rooms. bot 20 By 30. Also,
30 by lOn. Five squares from ferry Apply 10 L. w
WINSTON, opposite North'n Bank. jsls.b'
NTQR sAJB-75 acre Farm in Decatur COUNTY,
MsIes County, Missouri, ineiy located farming
lands lands 49, acre @ Farm in %q5gap COUNTY Tenn, %
eat CT exchanged for city property or merchant.
jsiS a. JOHN ~ y Sw94PtAfSsEd west fSiTd.st
E'OR sALE-0R EXoHANGE-A Farm Of I2O
uyation fine bulldogs with all the necessary ap-
twenty;,fv miles from Cincinnati. Will be sold
fE CHAPS' SRS' b5 Inss RSH Sn easy 'rmI
HTOR sALR-HoUsE-FUsNT The en-.
E tire furniture Of a family quitting housekeep-
iDg. IL is nearly new, OF improved pattern. The.
squares from The Ferry iSSdine, in OoTinstop Fbs
FssPTs &ddr0 W. HowEIs, ffRias fRrsSusS e hRSsf. Pos.
once. jelrf'
ENOR SALE OR EXoHANGE-Nino acres Of
limits nd esf SqftGSs tSG ILL., Inside e, Of the city
miies ais iT9m Qhhi'ag9 ri half ne from depotbOh
lots having the richest kind Cf soil aud we'll adapt
assSaF Il e per- S64S wS sIIG
city. Addre,s Boz 1,9S0. On. PC jSi5-f'
FOR sALE-A farm containing 81 acres, 81
a miles from Cincinnati. ty the Little Miami
Ratlroad, and 10 miles ~ the MldisonviIle Turn
PIKE, in good neiRhbOrheoi The improvements
consist OF good house, with six rooms and kitchen,
well and cisteTn; also; cottage house, with two
rooms green. house, chicken house and bee house.
gorden, ornamented with choice shrubbery, old and
young apple orchard; all the trees are bearing The
land lays well for cultivation For further earticu-
lars INQUIRE at No IL Hopkins-st, or address Box
1909, Cincinnati, Ohio. jaIs-fs
HT0H sALE-FARM--An excellent little farm
a Of thirty zone acreS. Of all rich second bottom
land, in Warren County, Ohio, situated on the
turnpike leading from Carlisle Station to franklin,
thort distance from Carlisle Station of the Gin
einnati, Hamilton end Dayton Rsilr,ad, four miles
rnm Cincinnati. Nearly all of the lau d Is under a
high state Of cultivation, all welt watered and snb-
si9ntialjy fenced The improvements are a nearly
new frame house Of seven rooms, well finished
Throughout. frame barn, and other convenient out.
buildings in good order. Thia farm Is pleasantly
situated in neighborhood of good society, near
schools and churches. w ill be sold low.
SAM'L A. SARGENT,
No. 2 Ap llo Buildings,
j6ls.d N. W. cor, Fifth and Walnut-sta.
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Artipals-Jseob strsder, Leulsyille Magnolia,
Ma,syille Forest Qreen, @edisoDi Lady jackson,
Memphis; LoonoFa, MhsellDgi bostona No. 2, do.i
leth, Revillei J. W. oheeiman, St. LOUIS HorizoaA
kCw Orleans.
DepayllTei-Jacob stTader, Louisville; MagOolia,
MaysNiile; Folett Queen, Madison; Roston, AiG
SANDY; BuneiIh, Neville; Ida May, hasksfille;
fourier, Whtelinsi Linden, PltAburg; Aylglsl
New Orleans ..IT
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THE DAILY PRESS,
City News.
ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

PKE's OPERA HoUsE.-A very good audi
dience was in attendance last evening, to
witness the present dramatic seusa zion of
the town, The Woman IN White, which will
be played tonight for the last time, for the
farewell benefit of Mr.. Charles Barras who,
we believe, dramatized Wilkie ColIius'
thrilling story. Mr.. B. will appear in his
famous comedy of The Hgpochoadri0e.
This double attraction will, as II doubtless
should, fill the house.
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FOUND.
PERSONAL.

NBERSuNaL-C0RON OFFIOS-Ru. ia
- Cont houfe, back Of Volksblatt Once Resi-.
e,ncy, wet corner rhirteenih and Jaeksoqst
1GoAN w. w. TMMMpTU
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-19

va yANTED-TEACHE Employed or unem-,
w plUyed, in every county iu the Wesi, to aid
ih prcotng the best nte ests Of their profession.
Compensntion positive and LIBERAL Adj ELI AS
lace. Eta Cincinnati, Ohio. iaI9 hF
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-19

VIZ ANrE D Clerks, Ssesmon, B0ok-keepe's 8,
W BaE;keepers, Portsr}, Waters, ooepees: Car
tons, should apply az 1srcbguts' Clerks 6egistry
Once, l.1SS Walnut. st. jalS-bsl HALE q Coz
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-19

NEJ ANTBD- The advertiser Is desrous Of max
w ing ~ arrangement with number OF his
brother Professors, who mnst not be less than two,
bcr exceed three, for the purpose Of giving series
Of ree-aId.easy Concerts, at The Punch" 20B
Vine.st. The advertiser being "UOrnet' would
like to meet with one or two gontlemanly "Trom.
bones," OF mild and unassuming "Ophicleide." :"
Being very desirous of avoiding those professional
jealousies which are injurious to tho best inter
ests Of art he would have no objection to
snother 'CoTneh in spirit Of mutual confidence.
AN obliging Drum" Of unobtrusy5 habits. would
be received on liberal footing No Serpent need
Rrply. B.--There is opening for quietly
disposed 'Piccolo." Tho best of Liquors always on
haUd jalS-bs
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VIZ ANTED-A sJ1U ATION-As House keeper,
w either iu "a pIi ate fsroilJ or hotel, by ID
dls-aged American lady. Thoroughly understands
her business. Good reference Apply at Nn.4s%0
Vest FouIth-st, address Mrs. E. u. W., this
Office. 30lg-bs
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-19

VNy yARTED-AG self Secession Med
w ais, jIst from the South. Every body buys
fhem-ths people of The Noth, from curiosity iu
the South because theg waat then. Agents can
peddlers $40 per day specimen sent by IN III.
with prceP. etc, for IS cents Addless JOHN
STANTON. Stamp and Brand Cutter, 139 Fifth
at, OinclD natl, Ohio. jaA.f#
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VW ANTEU-woRK AT Low PRICGS-You
w may have truly good Liteness for 10, Is, Is
or 5J cents, at the cheapest Gallery in the city
J0HNS0E'S, Ninth and Main. His former low
prices are still further reduced. jal9.b"
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VIZ ANTBD-A widow lady (slraD gerl wishes to
w occupy small room, with-board, In some
family where there are no boarders. Address,
stating terms per week, toe. O., Postoaice Box
1864, Cincinnati, o. jals-b'
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-19

EIUAoTED-Our patrons to know that the New
w port Art Palace has hal the damages, ooce-
and Is again open for the reception Of visitors
TialS-bs1
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XWANTED Every lady aud gentleman in this
Wv city aud county about to purchase boots, shoes
or CATERS, 10 call vt the store OF A. r. BAkBluB,
JEg West Fifth-st. Call and see at lac West
Fifth-st., near Race. jals-f
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-19

ESOR RENT-Furoished BEDROOMS, from 81
- TO 81 80 PER week, may be had at FREY'S
Hotel Main-st., nearly opposite the Courthouse.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-19

AEJANTRD--Ladie wanting help Gao get irish,
wv American and GsTman girls, with good city
references, at the Metropolitan Female Employ
Inent OfBoe, 65 Bongworth st. A lady attends.
German girls Mantlpg places in the country jas b.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-19

GR RANTED-NtNE CENTS For good pictures,
w at UoWANS Picture Gallery, No. . 2 West
Tifth.st Large Pictures, in good cases. for fifteen
cents. All kinds Of Fancy Cases cheaper than at
any Other gallery in the city. jsls-b
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-19

NUlrTkD-SITUAT By a young man,
" Sho will make himself general useful. BE
rites q coz hand, and erstaud5 book kee pi
Good references given. Address ]. H. g ;, Daily
y cess Offoa. jal9 b
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-19

NNOR RENT-A two-story BRICK DWELL
n ING, on Oliver.st near Central-ay. ILquire
Of JAS. GRANhEIs, corner OF Ninth-st. aod Zen.
iaIO ~
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FOR RENT

Ez1OR HENT-R0oMS-on the first floor at No,
n aO7 East Third st south side, between pike
and Lawrence. Rent In advance. jale.bt
E1sOR RENT-A three. story BRICK DWELL
n ING. in good repair, at 80 Uinton.st In
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'VHT ANTED A gentleman aud lady, or two
w single Gentlemen can DO accommodated with
a nice room, with board, furnished unfurnished
at 12d Plum. st., between Four III and Fifth.
rialg-bs1
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-19

'yFJ,Ar TEDDY au experienced Druggist, Sit
w ustion as Clerk. in either wholesale or pre-
scription store Can cume well recommended. Ad.
dies 81, - care Of this office, for three days. f.
tjalS.cs la .
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AUOTIoNy SALES.

A ArCTION SALE-BY G. a, Joseph. az No
n 1a5 Maih st. west side, second door above
Fomth Auction Sale - BoFks aud EngravinRi =
THIS (sshrdaD EVENING, Jan 10, at o'siock,
a Large stoct Of Standard and Mi,cellaneoui Book
abd nee EugIaYnRa will be offered for sale with mt
reserve the proprietor desires to reduce his
eut stock. l.r iGla-is
Newbern weekly progress., 1861-06-04
Miserable Excitement HHonsers.

One or two very nervous individuals were
terribly excited on Tuesday night by report
which reached them of an attack at Hatteras.
We paid no attention to the rumor believing it
it was originated by some young man who
come over from Fort Point Just for tun =
Such very unmanly and reprehensible conduct
may be fun for some people but all sensible
men will look on the getters up of all such
sensation stories with contempt and disgust.
Such matters are too serious to be trified with,
and if every thoughtlcss creature be permitted
to originate such sensation falsehoods when
the enemy really arrives we shall not know
whether to believe it or not till we see them
Let all good citizens frown down all attemps
to get up useless excitements