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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-11

CORRECTIoN.-In our yesterday mornings
issue, in speaking of the mail arrangements
for the benefit of the soldiers, we said letters
mailed to or from this office would be sent,
&c; we should have said this Posto6ice.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-11

THE largest homemade bread in the city
can be had at Smiths Bakery, south east
corner Of Court aud John. tE.r.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-11

CHEAPER THAN EvER.--Examine the fresh
supplies of fancy and staple dry goods just
received at D. L. Cornor's, corner of Cen
trail avenue and Longworth- street.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-11

New PosTMAsTER.--J. Q. Baum, the new
Postmaster, will assume the duties of his
Office on Wednesday next.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-11

AN AILsaEn SfT. HAEezD.--The Mem
phiB lTenn) AaslancAs says that one Of the
Cairo soldierswas seized at Columbus, KY,
on Friday. He was eaEefally searched, but
no papers Of consequence found on his per-
: Commanding oihceH. The last seen Of hila
be was tied With rope by the neck %
black jack, his ieet an incOnFaniont distance
from theground. Ea
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-11
THE DAILY PRESS.
City News.


Popular Advertisements.
The Cincinnati DAILY PRHss e ne nafirdl orean Of
labor aNd employment n 1h cilv. The yacilitis, Of
coD'marioation vhich a. furnishes beoesa laborers and
eplovs, and beiases capital oHd indssp, b, n.sans
Of hs tlr0e crcWlatoa and cheap advertisse.ts sup
ply he people wih convenience phich has only 10 be
trsd 70 be appreciated. brief advertisement IN he
DAILY PRLss places Mo object before nanp Thousands
y ooh ta6oreTs and employers, and Of bsVers and
dnseers @ advertisements may Be recefvsd al De Office
we DAILY PRfss, sealed and sddressedt 70 Hdines
initials or numbers. y .H| . .Ht .iHl'
WANTsi WANTSii
nyou want Servant, advertise in ASIA
THE DAILY PRESS.
II you want House, advertise in
THE DAILY PRESS.
nyou want 10 Sell any thing, advertise in
THE DAILY PRESS.
II you want to Buy any thing, sdsertIsein
THE DAILY PRESS.
In fact every want can be supplied BY advertising
in .rH.f.r THE DAILY PRESS.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-11


FhoM HARPER's FERRY.--A private letter
from Harper's Ferry to a gentleman in this
city, dated Nay 6, gives some interesting
details about the condition of things at that
place, which are not found in the Secession
'pspeIs-our principal source Of information.
Tbeie are five thousand men there, iDcinding
Blanton Duneanls Kentuckians, who have
driven the families from the houses owned
by the Governments and rented to employees,
and occupied them themselves They have
seized the Government payroll, and are
forcing the men to 60 TO Richmond, 10 manu-
facture arms. There are large number Of
Unionists who are compelled TO remain
silent, and who are anxious for the approach
Of the United States forces. vTs rll-
All the papers belonging to the Govern
ment have been seized, and the Secsssionists
are carrying things with high hand
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-11

EUcHAR1sTIc.-The Oahill Guards acknowl-
edge the reception of twenty FIVE shirts from
Mr.. GeOffroy, of the Gibson House.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-11

A RARE OHANoE.-See advertisement of
wholesale liquor and wine store, in "for
sale' column.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-11
NEws.BOYs, ATrRNrIONi

Call at the Counting. room, and buy
tickets for Sundays PREss -tr
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-11

FoR superior spiced or picked oysters 20
to Waggoner's, 2O3 Central avenue.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-11

One Captain Nodler, has informed the
people Of New Orleans that the French Gov
eTnment is Unanimous in favor of the recog-
milton of the Confederate States. lie must
lave queer nVddls, that N9dleT,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-11

BUSINESS MEMS PBAYER-NEETINa AT SIXTH
Il NIxoN's HALL.-We attended the prayer
meeting yesterday morning, as we always
do, because we like to. The leader read
parts of the eighth chapter of Romans and
the sixth of Matthew. The latter contains
that beautiful model the Lords Prayer. We
thought we would compare the prayers
offered in the meeting with the model read,
knowing that, as we have heretofore spoken
of the meeting in high terms, the numerous
readers of our reports would not object to q
little wellmeant criticism.
The first gentlemen we found long and
eircumlocutory. On examining the model
we found it short and direct. The second
was likewise; the third ditto; and 80 on, to
the last. There was too much of the extended
verbiage Of the Pharisee's, and not enough
of the pungency of the Publican's prayer.
A gentleman, well informed on nautical
subjects, stated it as fact that, when ship
was fastened by an anchor, it gradually was
drawn nearer to the point of attachment. So
it was with that "hope which we have as an
anchor of the soul, sure and steadfast, and
which entereth into that within the vail"
A number of appropriate hymns were
sung, and the exercises were quite inter-
estinP
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-11

WUn MURDKR II TnKazssEH.--MatfheW
Carly shot and killed bis wife at Memphis,
Tenn, on Monday night, because she would
not divide with him a sum Of money which
she bad stolen. He was examined aud held
:cg uia! on , charge q marder.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-11
LAW REPORT.
SUPERIOR oouHF,

Marsh, Mccoy 4 Co. Vs. J. NJ. Secrist. A
petition in error to reverse a decision at
special term. Argued.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-11
AUCTION SALES.

a TOTI0N s17F-o RIINN ! % wiz.
IN sell OF auction on FRIDAY MORNING, May
II, at ten O'clock, at 2Q1 Fif.h.st., between Elm
and Plum, four trunks Of clothing and one box
tanning bed and bedding; to be sold 70 psy charges
myll.d~ AuctiOneer.
A QOTION sAI,E1BY JACOB CRAFT 4
IN KOHL Household Furniture. - TUESDAY
MokNlNq, May i, at 9 O'clock, will be sold at
auction. at 3S6 West sevepth-st., the Furniture,
viz Hair cloth sofa, do chairs arm chair rocking
do cane chairs, fancy tables Brusssls carpet, rug
star-carpet, hall do, bedsteads, shuck mattresses,
Nssh.htands lounge, chairs, etc; cook. stoys and
JACOB GRAFF Auotioneer.
myll rs East Fourth. street.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-11

BOARD OF CRY IMPRovEMENTs.--Th
Board met yesterday morning, Mayor Hatch
in the chair, and transacted the following
business:
The Clerk read the subioined communica-
tion from Ohas. Kilgour, President of PEN
dleton Street Railroad
To the Board of City improvements, acting
under authority as RaiIrosd Commissioners:
We would respectfully call your attention
to the fact that during last autumn we were
furnished with petition, signed by a ma
jority of the property holders between WASH
ington- street and the Little Miami Railroad
crossing. Also, petitions signed by numer-
ous persons on East and West Walnut Hills,
requesting us TO extend our track to said
railroad. crossing, near the junction of Kem-
per-lane, for the better accommodation of
parties signing said petition. In conformity
with said petition, we agreed to extend the
road as requested, and purchased tor the
purpose large proportion of the materials
required, but for some reason the matter
was never definitely acted,upon. We would
now ask your Board if permission to make
said extension can be obtained on the same
terms as before, which substantially are as
follows, viz:
{, Track to be laid as building proceeds,
which we understand will be of advantage
to the contractors, the company to keep In
repair the street between outside rails when
time for keeping same in repair by con-
tractors has expired. Fares to DO the same
as over present roads, distance being in
creased one-third of mile, and track to be
vacated when grant for route No. is made
to other parties, they being bound to return
US the cash cost of said work.
Believing that this would be satisfactory
to many parties using said road continually,
and having, as before stated, most of the
material on hand for the work, we would
respectfully solicit information in regard to
our inquiries.
Referred to Commissioners in connection
with the City Civil Engineer.
A communication from property holders
on Bard alley, between Oentral-avenue and
John, street, and running from Laural to
Betts-street asking to have paved the un-
paved portion Of the same, was referred to
the Commissioners in connection with the
City Civil Engineer. ....-.
A communication was read from certain
property holders on Hathaway lane, remon-
strating against the proposed Matchmaking
of the came during the present crisis. On
motion, the prayer of the remonstranoe was
granted, and the bids for the work ordered
to be recorded for future reference.
The weekly bills for cleaning the streets
were allowed, with the exception of that OF
the Northern District, which was laid over
until Tuesday next, in order that the Com
missioners may examine that the work is
properly done.
On motion, the contract for paving the
sidewalks on Martin,street, from Pearl to
Third, wls awarded to Frank Kirehner.
The Clerk was instructed TO prepare, and
transmit to Council, ordinances to pave with
limestone the unpayed portion of Browns
alley. Board adjourned.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-11
STOLEN.

STOLEN--PAPERs-On Wednesday afternoon,
- at FIey's Hotel, trunk was broken open and g
TN boz CONTAINING two life policies and Judgment,
taken. OF no value to any one but owner. Liberal
reward for their return to Frey's Hotel. mylO-b'
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-11

RoBBKaY board the BOslaNa, a man
named ]. W. Frost of Ripley Ohio, was
robbed Of $500 yesterday,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-11
FOUND.

EOUND-A WHITE Cow-On Tuesday last,
n The owner can have her by calling on York st =,
between Day ton and Central ev., paying charges
DylO-b' EDWARD LEONARD.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-11

METEOROLOGICAL oRsERvATIoNs-By Henry
Ware, No. West Fourth-st., May 10;
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-11
PERSONAL,

DERsONAL-W. KENT co., manufactures
= OF ladies', gentleHen's, Misses and children'a
east Of Race, The work Is all done by competent
hands, and is warrented. Prices cheaper than any
where else In the city. ja2T-U
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-11
FOR SALE.

EoR SALE sALooN-Leaso and Fixtures, at
% exih'st. myll-fH
E.OR SALE-AT A BARGAIN- Good Counter,
- Case Shelving, OIL. cloth, &o. Apply imme,
diately at 16S West Sixth.st. myIO, b
FQR sALR-A Wholesale Liquor and Wine
Store, situated in o first rate location and do.
ing hrtt-Iate business The owner wishes to re-
with real name. myii h
EOR sALB-Very cheap, for cash, the Fixtures
y Of the store and a small stock Of Goods, at No,
la0 Clinton st: sold, the store-room and dwell
ing attached will be for rent. Apply on the prem
ises 130 oliDton-st. myli.bS
ENOR SALE HOUsE-A lovely home, enc mile
n from the city. Fine house Variety Of fruit
AID three acres Of splendid soil. Address Rev. W.
lmyll.b'l
EOR SALE-GR0OERY-A weIl-estabiished
- g ocery, now doing fair business viii be sold
low for cash, the owner being about to leave the
city; apply at IVA Central av., between Fourth
ana Fl1th'sts my9.b'
EQR SALE Oh EXOHANGE-For stock Of
a Dry Goods, Fam of 100 acres, in Greene Co
Iowa, together with $40 acres first class, well
lected qnimproyed Lands, at a very low price. APP
ply to HALE CO., l9S Wsluut.st. mys-f
EOR SALE UNITED STATES GOVERN.
= MENT LANDS-Atl2x to 80 cents per aore.
Persons desiring can effect entyies Of the United
states Government Lands In Missouri at the above
nuthorized TO take applications IN due form These
lands are not sMampy. J. M. TR0WBRIDGE, at
X. q. Nourse q 90. Bank, 80 West Third st.
mh28 TIL
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LOST

D RM0VAL.-J. n. TAYLOR HAS X.
h MOVED his Real-estste ONCE from No. 10
Nine-st 70 B. y. corner Of Filth and Walnut.sts.I
PTCg Sgliih's Tea store. Dhlg-u
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-11

a SMALL LOT OF U. =. PERCUSSION
n MgsKETs, WITH VI 6.,s ,nAYQEET6s SnpS T6 .,,,,,w .1
FILES, at small expense.
For sale by
b. Kittredge & Co.,
my5 n NO. 13A MAIH-STREKT.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-11

ETH REGIMENT NEW YORK STATE VOLUNTEERS
IL Colonel John Mcleod Murphy-Ths regime At, having
been mustered into the United States service engnes
corps requires the services OF 2 transfers for their
toon traiD 10 be regularly mustered into the
three years unless sooner dis harged. Pay SO per
month, raons and clothing An honorable discharge en
ties each man TO bounty of S1Ou For further Iarcua
apply to Capt. 4. Y. PERRY Capt. w. A. KEfCHCM, SO
Spring street 413 Grand street.
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PROPOSALS..

PROPOSALS FOR S25O0 900 or THE CROTON WATER
IL Stock Of the City OF New York.-Sealed proposals viii
received al the Conpollers Office until Friday Deem
Der 90 1861. O'Clock NJ when the viii be pub
lioiv opencd the whole part of the OF two
hundred and fifty thousand dollars $25000 Of the Croton
water stock the city o New York. authorized by chapter
s7l az the $500 amended chapter ISL of the
laws 1861 and by an ordinance of the Common Council
approved by the Mayor October 1861 for increasing the
supply of Croon water, &c.
Tie said stock win interest at the rate of six per
per ann payable quarter yearly and the principal viii DC
redeemable on the LIST day Of November. lSs3
The proposals will state the amount of stock desired and
the price per one hundred dollars thereof ard the persons
whose proposals accepted Will be required to deposit
with the Chamberlain of the city within six days after the
opening the bids awarded them respectively
ON presenting the Comlroer the receipts OF the Cham
criain deposits the parties VIII be entitled TO
ceye certificates for equal amounts Of the par value OF the
stock, bearing interest from the date 81 payments.
should be serled and endorsed proposals
for Groom water stock the city Of New York. and the
enclosed second envelope addressed to the Comp
troller
The rcht reserved any all of tho bids II con
sred necessary to protect the interests of the
city. KOBT ]. HAWs, Coinftloi;r
City of New York, Department OF Finance, Comptroller
Office, Nov. 10, 1861
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FRENCH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

TYNE FEMME DE CHAMRRE De PREMIER ORDRE
~ Suisse ct Protesiante une nsttut'ce Franchise
bpnnys dnunts DIES cuisnieres, des lie table
premier ordre valet de pied ct deA Ang4ise Aeman
DIES de premier ore Proestantes Ct parunt fancais
andent &c placer dams de tres bonnes maon Sadresser
de suite PAgeaec Franchise dc NJ C. GAILLARD, 81 Sixth
avenue.
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A BETTER CHANCE THAN EVER FOR LADIES AND
N gentlemen obtain the highest price for their Cast ON
Clothing guarantee TO pay the following rrct s-For sS
TO 81 for Pants. Also Carpets Furniture and Jewery.
Please all address J. ANIALT l52 Seventh avenue,
between Twentieth and Tweniy1rst streets. Ladies attend
ed by Mrs. Anhalt
NOTICE EXTRAORDINARY.-I WILL PAY TIE
highest ssh price for Hand Clothing for the Cal
fornia market large small quantities note will meet
with prompt etten,ion Call address j. NJ u East
Eighteenth street, near Broadway
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NoR SALE;-MUST BE SOLD 90 ACRES HousR
l. and barns the land joining the village VIII be fortune
TO person in few ears. All only O0O cash
balance III good trade 235 Beecker street. in the bakery
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THE ANNUAL DONATION PARTY AT THE GRAHAM
"Old Ladies' Home,f of Washington ana De Kalh
avenues Brooklyn, Will be held on Wednesday and Thurs
dny Dee IL and from until 10 o'clock p N. each day
The friends OF this institution and the public generally
"'sen''' A. r. ST. JOHN Corresponding Secretary,
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LECrURE

THIRST LECTURE OF REV. J. P. NEWMAN BEFORE
r. the Young Mems Christian Association OF Bedford
Street Methodist Episcopal church Thursday evening,
December ~ 1851, at TX o'clock. SubcctJerusaen and
It's Places illustrated with maps and costumes Tick
cts twenty five cents each.
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REWARDS.
O. = REWARD.-LoST on TUESDAY MORNING DE.
syO ccmber 10, small black and Slut; on when
lost brass collar and bell Whoever will return her to %
Charlton street VIII receive the above aud the thanks
OF the owner.
C.l REwARD.-LOST on SATURDAY. DEC Z BE.
DlO tween Quarantine landing Staten Island and Fif.
ecnth street New York, ladies' gold Watch white face
and gold minute and hour hands, by Lecoure ct
Francois Paris, No l9ol. The ring handle was broken
The above reward VIII he paid the finder delivery of
the watch to Livermore Cews Mason No. 10 Wall street
CEn REwARD-L0ST, DECEMBER To- A BANK
pDO Book, with 500 IN itMcchancs' Bank OF Newark;
W. r. r. marked the book The above reward viii be
paid by returning the same to 2 Grove street Jersey City
WIN. r. FRELfGH.
cE0 REwARD-LOST, ON THE sTH INSTANT ONE
,D.)O Diamond Cross, with eleven small diamonds: one
Ring cluster style stones of yellow cast. AZ
Cherry Crochet Purse. with trimmings contain
ing thirty hirtyye dollars; also memoranda ~ house
The above reward viii be paid the of the
aud they belong lady who the loss
oradAress note to +. ID. Goodwin, 70 Beeknan at
S10n REWARD-THE ABOVE REWARD WILL BE
splOO paid for the recovery of the body OF William "
Stevens lost from board Of the ship Owego on the 10Th
day of November at o'clock A. NJ oil the point Of andy
Hook. He about FIVE feet inches in aeght had
brown hair, whislers and mnsace, heavy Ell
flannel shirt checked pants and heavy boats For
partic llar re the Office Of Messrs Sturgs Clear.
man. ITO Wall street, New York
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FURNITURE.

~l-~.~~~~-~e-~~<,c~~,ee-
A BEDROOM SUIT OF ENAMELLED FURNITURE
"A for $24 in all coors, of antcd manufacture; ass
solid chestnut Chamber Suits, pain and ornamental at IT,
+. tARRINGTON'S, 1853 Canal street. opposite Wooster
Esabshcdin lS43
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNf.
N at private sale.Sevcn Octave Rosewood Piano
forte fully guaranteed $500 for $780, including
and Cover Drawing Room Suits, cost 500 for s35; Etc.
ceres Genre Tables Mirrors Curtains Bureaus Bcseads
Washsands, Bedding. China, Syerwarc &c. will be sold
great sacrifice Inquire at 10 West Twenty street
near Sixth avenue.
FURNITURE BOUGH1.-ALL KINDS OF HOUSEHOLD
Furniture bought for cash, and good price ven M
40 Third avenue Thirty fourth cali or
address Furniture, above. N. BA good assortment Of
hand Furniture for sale
DIIMPTOS'S IMPROVED PARLnR BEpSTF ADS MD
other flst class furniture for se whoo sno nnd re,n,i
Allo fnnitUfe by m0uhly payments ~ no vpuh street pr
merry Na'iona. Academy Vi IL gl.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

A CURIOUS BOOK.
n CITY WOMEN,
VIEW OF FEMALE CHARACTER IN NEW YORK,
Advertised in the independent and exposed in the Herald
of December and g.
IL sold dealers for FIFTY CENTS or mailed
ree of pestage) SIXTY EIGHT cents-only half price
GACNTr publisher, ~ Walker street, up stairs Agents
wanted.
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TusT PUBLIsHED-soMETHlNG TO TRY YOUR
81 hands at price i've cents -
SHADOWS on THE WALL.
Sixteen engravngs in handsome wrapper with ful direc
tons place the hands form each shadow repre-.
scented in the Contents--Thc American Eagle Voin
ter Blockader secessonis Mssissppan For, ilfayee
onirab.ud Monkey Booblacs Dance, RABBIT Mother Hub
bard Mrs Partington Bear and roe Bulldog, John Bull
CHRISTMAS SHADOWS,
THROWN BY THE HANDS,
Sixteen Engrayings
PRICE FIVE CENTS.
Also, in a few days. Holiday shadows.
ROSS x 10USEY, General Agents,
III Nassau street, New York.
THE NATIONAL QUARTERLY REVIEW
December contains vi articles ana large vnfiet!
of notices criticisms, To ms IS IN ADVANCE
L. L. SEARS, Editor anG Proprietor. Bible House, NJ y
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(SODEYs LADYS BOOK FOR JANUARY, isb2-
VI Sixty Engravnrs three Steel Plates over dVV RACES
siytyhve Articles and double extension Fashion piac con
tanning nine figures Competition dehed TWO original de
signs in this number Our Father who Art IA Heaven
desaned by that celebrated artist Mrs Ily Marin Spen
cer tic other "A Slow Coach" Our title page, containing
fifteen figures, and "our Father WHO arr IN heaven are
o az ne anes, published Godeys double
extension colored Fashion Plae, containing mac figures,
seven more than are given by any other mgAne. These
mates have excited admiration oil all countries,
thin ike them published anywhsre You may search
the Enulish French American Magazines for anything
like an approach them The Subscribers TO Cooley get
in onc wear about fifty ccloed fashions than fur
nshed by my pub!ca ion. Drawing Lessons in im
talon OF lnographic drawing, also to be found IN
January number. Miss " +. Towns nd Mrs. Meta " Vic.
Tor Miss NJ W Janyrn, and Mrs Haven have each story
in this number. For sale by all the dealers.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALEs.

AN ACCOUNTANT, WITH GOOD REFERENCES
"A will div Idle commissions with amy one procuring 1m
the or general agency of estate; also n
count placed with him for collection, and on any
10 his Address Accountant box PS Herald
aNic
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-11

FIRST LIEUTENANT wANTED-FOR AN IN.
~ fanry regiment, which is nearly flled-one who can
bring forty He must be military man. the best
OF references Address Captain, 80 Nassau street. N "
room No. D, rear building.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-03-23
M eomfprtabIea oeutldes
"a It un6 &pfbauS
junt M(inneipta=ShnI.

Ue" StraBe nabe Dem @lodeubaus.
gft untsrSei9nete erlaubt l9 biernit, bic Mrf-
mertlatatelt eea einbeimilden ,nn anat NJ M%,,
o!a1IWeh pnbltfum5 auf letn nett unb beansm
'''t ;, galt- unb aolbaus au Ierteu.
Sn ettnlepea llnoet Der pertbe SAT bic ouer-
ldtsaaelldeltf llnb biaigie Bcbienuna. reinI;aea
Se9ls' CUTE 9elt. furs MQes> mas in elmer omitSns
'IStt ss!11g1Da1t beanlpru9t terben fonn.
g NV S1aal'lls befneet fly ebenfaas beim 5oufe.
fenn''no St.rtn eee unteraeidneten 1T bic Muer-
'e"'a''9 eersr> bic Jpn teebren.
ADepbpr 6amm.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-03-23
Observation-Disclosures.

a., ~S'I~%A ~@NuC1
"'""'o'o, ede bon Jrpnt- unb plum @troee:
BON
OlennenS &rpu>
~ yer unter3et@nste lentt hermit eraebenff bic
Aa!ntertlamtei pes publifum auf fem ,pubiein.
sert@tetes Oaltbaue gum ~"
Wtnnel otaz 6au6'
@tl2ea tn 8e5ue auf feline innere Musnattuna,
Y1elle une Seotenuns feinem abnliden GtabiiGee--
n1ent i'm Norbweien na9jtebt.
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