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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-29


POLICE CoURT.-The docket this morning
was not lengthy, there being but fifteen
cases on it.
Alice Reed and Eliza Smith INDUCED in a
bit of a fight at the corner Of Sixth and
Lodge. streets last night about nine o'clock,
for which pleasant psstime fine of S. was
assessed against each of them by Judge Satin
this morning.
Hattie Nolan was arraigned on the charge
of committing an assault and battery upon
very old woman named Margaret Sparkling
The difficulty arose about the right of ac
cused to take water from the hydrant of
plaintiff. A great number of witnesses were
examined in the case, who succeeded in
making pretty foggy matter of it. The
case was dismissed.
Henry Barnes was fined So on the charge
of dsorderly conduct
Bridget Dillon and Mary Hust were sent
TO the City Prison, for the term of sixty days
each, on the charge of dsOrderly conduct
George Morton and Theodore Gardner alias
Charles Silvers were arraigned on the charge
of stealing seven coats from the store No. 46
Sycamore. street. The owner of the property
valued the goods at $40. A merchant tailor,
however, testified in Court that the coats
were only worth S2l. Ofcourse, the plaintiff
failed to make out a case of grand larceny,
and the accused were sentenced to four
months confinement in the County Jail.
Henry Rlker was up on the charge of
| threatening Charles Rice with personal
violence. Rker, Rice and man named
Lafayette Slocum are Interested in some way
or other in an establishment at the corner of
| Third and Sycamore streets, known ostensi-
bly, ss a drinking saloon, but which is q kind
of low gambling house, where ignorant
people are swindled daily. Two of the
parties (Rice and Socum) were before the
| Court few weeks ago, charged with bam-
| boozlirg a soldier out OF $40 by means of the
game of flap.jack."
| Another one named Develin, who is also
engaged about the establishment as "roper
in," was before the Court at the same time.
He claimed TO have a buffalo in the back
part of the saloon, which he took green ones
in to see, but after getting them in, instead
of showing them the great curiosity would
invite them TO take a hand at the game of
"hap- jack" in which the unsophsticated
were sure to lose. Lately there has been a
general disagreement smong this precious
set. Riker claims to own an interest in the
saloon, which Rice disputes. Yesterday the
former hGd Rice and Slocum arrested on the
charge Of disOrGerly conduct, for which they
were fined $5 each by Judge Satin
This morning Rice had Riker in durance
vile, on account of alleged threats made by
the latter against the former. Riker does
not appear to have been much mixed up in
the sWindlirg operations of the. establish
ment.
The peace warrant case this morning was
disposed of by requiring Riker to give bail
lin the sum $3.50 for his good behavior.
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Five weeks for Fifty Cents.

The DAILY CINCINNATI Press is furnished regu-
larly and promptly by our carriers for Ten CENTS
q week-TIvE WEEKS for fifty cents. The other city
papers cest fifty cents for FOUR WEEKS. The Pass
gives ALL the Regular Telegraph Dispatches; has
more City News than the others, and contains a
digest of all the current news Of the day-omittiDg
the long and dry details In these times Of trial ts
every body's pockets, the saving Of q weeks sub.
ssriptiou each month is an item we'll worth oonsid-
eriug. 1t is our intention to make the Pass the
Peoples Paper. ADVERTISEMENTS VERY Low.
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A UCTION sALR-BY A. p WILLIAMS q
q GO, Successors 20 Kellosg B. Williams) sale
to0@, Nes; ~ and East Third sIree,;IsnS X
The firm Of Adams 4 Lipman,,on THURSDAY
MORNING, January 30, at O'Clock, at our sale
room, 2 4 and "a Rast Third.st., will be sold, the
entire stock of Pawnprokers' Goods TO close the
account OF Adams Ltpmau.
This sale will comprise large assortment Of Un-
redeemed Pledges, consisting Of lin part gold and
silver watches, diamonds, lewelry, guns. pistols.
ALSO One Enfield Rifle Sewing Machines ;
Books 500 lots Gents and Ladies' ClOthing-coats,
Pants, vests, silk and other dresses, etc.
ALSO A large lot of Carpenters, Tools, otc! .
TO the trade and public geneTeny, this sale Will
offer of the beet chances for bargains as every
article will be sold without reserve. Terms cash.
JA2S A. p. WILLIAMS CO., AuctiOneers.
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COMMON PLEAS.

The case of Hunt Us. The Cincinnati, Leba-
non and Xenis Railroad Company was in
progress before Judge Carter and jury.
In the Probate Court, an order was made
for the removal OF an elderly German woman
woman, but dissatisfied with her husband,
and was daily hanging round the Courts,
under the impression that one of the Judges
would put away the old man, and form a
matrimonial alliance with her himself.
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oinnInnnti Produce NIarket.
furnished by the MeIchauts' ENchaugel
WEDNESDAY, EVENING, January 2S

Furnished by the MeIchauts Exchanged
"WEDNESDAY EVENING, January 2S
WHEAT-A continued good demand. for
Wheat and the market is tirm at full prices
we quote prime red at $4,000, and prime
white at 95@9sc prime Kentucky white is
scarce and sells readily at $li the sales since
our last were $50 bush. good red at &c.
l 500 DO. prime do at $780,, 900 do do. at s9c (;
4lOO do. prime Kentucky white at ST, de-
liveTed, and $50 do. prime Ohio white at
93c.
CORN is firm with a good demand and
light receipts; we quote Ear at 29e., at the
loWer depots.
COOPERAGE-The demand for all arti
cles is fair, and the mafketfrm, Wequote
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37th Congress- First Session.
WASHINGTON, January %.

W AsHINUTVNi q JlDuaTJ 10'
. SENATE Mr.. Trumbull modified the
amendment SO as to confne the operation of
the bill to any State or district in which the
laws of the State are opposed, or the execu-
tiop thereof obstructed by insurgents or
rebels against the United States too powerful
to be suppressed by the ordinary course of
judicial proceedings, WEIGH was agreed to.
Yeas 10, nays II.
The bill was then psssed-yeas %, nays
l2; as follows: Messrs. Browning, O0wan,
Davis, Fessenden, Foster, Grimes, Harris
McDougall, Powell, Trumbull, Salisbury
and Wiley. Adjourned.
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CAMP DENNIsoN.-The following are the
number of troops now quartered at Camp
Dennison: Colonel j. Hildebrand, Seventy
seventh Regiment, 900 men; Colonel P. j..
Sullivan, Forty eighth Regiment, $50 men;
Colonel T. K, Smith, Fifty fourth Regiment,
$40 men; Colonel Charles Il. Sargent, Fifty
second Regiment 7l3 men.
Cavalgy-Colonel LEWIS Zshm, Third Reg
iment, 1880 men; Colonel W. II. H. Taylor,
Fifth Regiment, i, las men; Colonel W. r.
LlOSd, Sixth Regiment, IT'S men; Captain
James Barriers Independent Company, 90
men.
artillery Colonel James Bennett, First
Regiment, 4lO men; Captain ]. B Burrows,
Fourteenth Battery, 1855 men; Captain H.
Spear, Fifteenth Battery, lis men; Captain
j. B. Myers, Thirteenth Battery, 81 mem
Captain S. A. Burnap, Seventh Battery, l2C
men; total, 1863 men.
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CHILDREN IN THE WooD."-Artemus is to
be with us to- night at Smith & Ditsons Hall.
The success which has greeted his lectures
has surprised even his most sanguine friends.
The Boston Journal in speaking of Mr..
Brown, says.
The bearer of this title, who has won a
National reputation for his rich and peculiar
vein of humor, is Charles f. Brown, now one
of our most acceptable lecturers. He proves
to be not merely humorist but keen OBJ
server, man of sterling thought and genial
sympathies, who expresses himself pleasantly
because that is his natural way. His lecture
in this city last evening gave delight TO all.
He has an excellent voice and manner, and
his style of discourse affords an agreeable
variety to those who have become somewhat
wearied with the old r-- oflyceum lectures
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HOMICIDE Mr.. Frank Merrilees, of this
city, employed in the Quartermaster's De-
paTtme mt at Lexington, was accidentally shot
on Saturday last, by the explosion of a pistol
which some soldiers were handling, in the
bar. room of the Phoenix Hotel, of that place.
He survived the wound hut few hours. His
remains reached here last evening, in charge
of the Adams Express Company.
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LARGE TRIp.-The mail boat Major Ander-
son this morning brought up one hundred
and seventy five passengers from Louisville.
Among the crowd were Major Runkle, of the
Eighteenth Ohio; Captain Walker, Twenty
first Ohio; Captain O'Dowd, Tenth Ohioi
Lieutenants Royse and King, Corporal John
Orotty, private NJ. Thomson, all OF the Sixth
Ohio
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PERsoEAL.-Thomas Royse, Esq. Clerk of
the Police Court of Cincinnati, but now fill
iug the position of Lieutenant Of Company
b, Sixth Ohio Regiment, reached the city
This morning from Green River. Lieutenant
Royse is authorized to recruit for the Guth-
rie Gray Regiment. He will open an office
in this city for that purpose Immediately.
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MoBE OF IT.-Yesterday was a bsImy,
pleasant day, but to-day change has come
over us and we are deluged with rain in all
its different shapes and peculiarites. For
awhile it rains, then it pours, and next it
settles into a misty, mean, drizzling shower,
making the streets and sidewalks damp, wet,
muddy and extremely disagreeable. We
wait expectantly for O.morrow.
P. S.-Since the foregoing was put in
type, it has commenced showing.
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AUCTION SALES.

IA LOTION SELE-BY ]. GRAFT q KOHL.
IN Sales rooms No 40 East FonIt tn st.-Furei-
ture of the Dennison House THURSDAY MURN-
ING, January 30 commencing az ~ O'Clock and 70
continue from day 20 day until all H. solo, the entire
furniture Of the Dennison House, ftth-st.l east OF
Main, COMPRISING the usual articles t0und IN no.
Tel OF this class and embraces parOrt sitting
bar-room, dining room, chamber aud Kitchen fur
niture, ftaiheT beds. bedding, cotton and shuck
mattresses, blankets, etc.
Jas JAOQR GRAFT, Apstlonser.
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New York Market.

New York, January 29.-Ashes quiet and
steady; sales of 35 brls. at Sc 373 for Pos
and Pearls.
Receipts of Flour, 1907 brlsi marke un-
changed sales of 5000 brls. at $5 1905 90
for supeTfne State S. rs for extra State;
So 45Cd5 So for superfiue Western; SIS 100
IS for common to medium extra Western,
aud So 95@6 for shipping brands extra
round. hoop Ohio.
Canadian Flour dull; sales of 300 barrels,
at $5 45@5 90 for superfne, and 50 7O96 70
I for common 10 choice extra,
Rye Flour steady at 50 30@4 20.
Receipts of Wheat, 1905 bushels; market
| dull and nominRlly unchanged; only limited
supply offering. Rye firm at 939Sjc. Bar
ley scarce and firm at $4,000.
The receipts Of Corn are "a, ,476 bushels;
the markets is dull and nominal at 64c. for
mixed Western. Oats is dull at 4l942c. for
Western, Canadian and State.
Pork is quiet and firm: sales of 200 brls al
l2@l3c. for mess, and SO 5000 80 for prime
Beet steady. Cut Meats unchanged.
Dressed Hogs are quiet at 4(g41Sc. fol
Western Lard steady; sales Of 700 barrels
Butter selling at ll@lbc. for Ohio, ant
l6@2lc. for State. Cheese steady at 5I<@
&c.
Whisky without material change sale
of AGO barrels at 24@24Nc, the latter al
| outside price.
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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS Wednesday is
always a busy day with the Commissioners,
the wives of soldiers who have been killed
in the service or taken prisoners, applying
on that day for their allowance of money.
The following bills were audited this morn
ing by the Board; Chas. Stetson, claim
against Hamilton County Agricultural So
cety, 5000; E. & D. Kinsey, same, $749 49,
George zeltner, for work on Carthage road,
80
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POCKET PIcKED-A lady named Viennet,
residing on Washington street. was this
morning relieved of small leather pocket
book, in Lower Market, containing a two
dollar and a-half gold piece and about forty
cents in change.
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Those in want of neat and cheap job print
ing, can have it executed by calling at the
Press OFFICE. Every description of Blanks
and Blank Books manufactured at short
notice and at war nrices
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RECEIPTS The following named sums
were received at the Mayors Office during
the week ending yesterday, for license For
express wagons, 80 cents; for exhibitio Is
and balls, $780, for hucksters, So; for dogs,
$34 Total, $8l 80.
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UHAUNCEY HOWARD,
Clerk OF the Superior Court.

It is hereby certified that the foregoing is cor
rect cory of the abatement OF tho condition of tho
- New Eng and Fire AID Msrine Insurance Com
pany. ot TLfOTd, made 20 this Oics for the year
is62 aud nov file horein.
Witness my haur and seal officially
W. TAYLER, Auditor OF State.
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AND AaAN.-The oysters purchased at
No. IL West Fifth street, of Robert Orr, are
not excelled by any other importation to our
city. II will thus be seen no better depot
can be found at which to make your bar
gains.
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The RIVER AT this point the river is still
recedipg quite rapidly. From information
received from Pittsburg, we learn that it has
been raining there quite hard, which may
have tendency to put the water on stand.
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ADJOURNED MEETING.-St. Peters and St.
Joseph's Orphans Societies will have an ad O.
iourned meeting this Wednesday evening,
at half past seven o'clock, in the basement
cfthe Cathedral
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prices are unchanged. We quote:

OATS are in fair demand, and the market
rules steady at 28c., in bulk; sales of 900
bushels, in bulk, at 2Sc., and 600 bushels, in
sacks, at 2s1Sc, sacks returned.
RYE is 2@3:. higher and in good demand
at 52@53c. for prime samples, on arrival.
BARLEY-An improved demand and
prices are higher: we quote prime spring at
42@45c., and fall at 5O@52c: sales of $50
bushels good fall at 4sc; $50 bushels prime
fall at soc, and 4l0 bushels do. at 52c.
HAY-The demand for light pressed is
good, with but light supply, and full
prices are realized. Loose pressed is dull at
$l2 per tun, on arrival light pressed sells at
OHEEsE-The marke, is firm at 6@sKc.,
for Western Reserves the latter rate for
selected.
BUTTER-A continued fair demand for
prime and choice qualities of roll at l2@llc.
Common TO good remains dull at 6@l0c.
SEED-Timothy is in good demand at So.
Clover is firm at So 90@14 in sacks and brls.
Sales of 40 bush. in sacks at SO 90.
FLOUR-The demand is but moderate,
and though firm, the market is quiet. Su-
perfine, $4 1904 20, and extra at 81 20@
35. Fancy sells at 81 1904 60.
WHISKY-The demand is good at full
prices: sales of 1900 barrels at l69l61Sc f,
the latter rate for wagon.
HOGS-About 2, 700 head were received
the last twenty-four hours. The market is
dull; live are not offered to any extent,
holders not being willing to accept the de-
cline; but there is quite a large number of
country dressed on the market, and such are
selling slowly at $3@3 10. The sales were
SO head averaging 250 lbs at t....."........... Is
zoo head averaging 20 lbs. at ............ 10
100 head averaging $50 lbs. at....."..."..... 10
PROVISI0NS-Mes Pork is firm at
50 6216@9 75 but the demand is less active,
and the market rather quiet. -,
Lard steady sales of 500 tierces at 62lc ,
and 400 tieTces country at 61&c.; keg is selling
at 1@7Hc. Nothing doing in Bulk Meats,
| and prices are nominal at 294@4c. Green
Meats dull at 2A@314c. for Shoulders aud
| Hams.
GROCERlES-The market is quiet and
unchanged. Cuba Sugar SA@916c.; New
| Orleans lO@l0Ac. Coffee l03@2lc, and
New Orleans sugar at l019c., and 40 bags
| prime Coffee at 2lc
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THE birthday of Thomas Paine will be cele-
brated this evening at Arbeiter Hall, Wal.
nut-street. Speeches in German and Eng
lish All are invited.
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ARTEMUs WARD.-Do not forget the lec'
ture tonight at Smith & Ditson's Hall. Ar
temus will no doubt dispose of his subject
"Children in the Wood"-in a pleasing NAM
Der
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City News.

The best and cheapest boots and shoes are
at Lawson & Co.'s, SO Fifth-street, near Vine.
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....222n.A3O a.
he LIABILITIES Of the COMPANY are as foil
STATE OF CONNECTICUT, ss
I.-I..aN ~ Il 4 LnINnn W

Hartford, January 8, A d. 1862.
Personally sppeaTed, NJ. WATERMAN Prset-
Eugiaud Fire and Marine Insurance Company, OF
Hartford, and made oath that the foregoing state.
ment, by them subEoTited, IL true to their best
know edge bnd telef Before me,
ChAS. Il. CHAPMAN Justice OF the Poace.
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Doors AND SHOES AT AUCTION W.
Vert, No. l54 Main-street, sells boots and
shoes at auction every day, retailing at
auction prices
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W. W. Vert, No. l54 Main street, sells
boots and shoes on commission, at auction
and retail at less than cost.
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THOMAS PAINE.-The birth. day of Tom
Paine will be celebrated this evening at
Arbeiter Hall. The programme consists oil
tableaax, music, and an address by Herr
Ruppiller.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

WooD's THEATER.-Miss Julia Daily con-
tinues to meet with success in her original
and happy impersonations Tonight Miss
Julia will appear in The Child of The Regi-
ment and in the Fool of the Family.
NATIONAL THBATER.-This place of enter.
taiument is attracting no little share Of
patronage since the reduction of the sd-
mission fee. The new drama, The AngsI of
Midnight, has proved decided hit, and will
be continued three more evenings. Do not
fail to see it.
THE REBELLION PANORAMA. - Waugh's
Panorama of the Rebellion and War will be
on exhibition, at Smith & Ditsons Hall, next
week, commencing on Wednesday evening.
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LOST.

n OST-A POINTER DoG-spotted, silver color
Land white; one year old. Had on him chain
collar and strap, with one OF Dodd's brass adyer-
tising cards attached A suitable reward will be
given for the return of the dog to EVANS GAINES
& co corner Court aud Broadway. Ja29b'
n ORT-DOG-S5 REWARD-A white. and liver
4 colored Pointer Dog had on q license 81
No III The above reward will be paid, ,91e4s
ii left at 9S Park. at. ja2s-b'
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Go to W. W. Wert's auction.rooms, No.
154 Main.street, for cheap boots and shoes.
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MoREovER.- No. 81 West Fifth,
is not a whit behind others in furnishing
bivalves Of superior qualities. Do you want
good oysters2 If so, give him call.
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STATE OF CoNNEOTICUT. } 50.

CLERKS UFFIcE, SUPERIOR OoURr.
l, CHAUNCEY HOwAED, CleIk Of said Court, within
and for said Ctuuty (said Court being "A Court Of
RecoTC) }, 40 hereby certify that haze examined
the Stocks, u nds &C bolOngisg to the " New
En- Elsud d Fire ana Mariue Insurance Company" as
s-t forth in the comp tuying statement and mud
the same te be rTeCt aud
/ do also further ceItih that tolieve the Assets
of the Company to be of the fu value therein stated
In testimony whereof, 10 hereto subscribe my
name aud aiX the seal of said Court, tnis saveGth
day OF January, 1862 ,... ~
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REMEMBER that the largest, cheapest and
best stock of Boots and Shoes is at Lawson
& Co.'s, SO Fifth.stre near Vine,
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LEcTURE-Rev DR.. Lilienthal will lecture
on Saturday evening next at Turner Hall.
Subject; "Russia."
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PERSONAL.

would request the lady who
had her baby at Mrs Drew's concert last night
to leave II at home next time, as H. Wasa great an
noyance TO both the performers and audience. a
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I. PRRsONAL.-Miss Dora Shaw arrived here
yesterday, and is stopping at the Burne'
House,
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For good boots and shoes, go to Lawson &
Co., SO Fifth-street, near Vin9
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FOK RENT

NCQR RRNT-Tw0 RoOMs-Suitable for
n small family. Apply at S02 West Pearlst
ENOR BRNT-F URNIsHED HOUsE-Of
Ii six rooms, in complete order, in the western
part of the city convenient TO railroad. Will rent
cheap to q prompt tenant. Apply to W. N. DOR A,
20 West Third.street. Ja2S-d
NINOR RBNT-The hve.story stone.f front store
n No. rs Pearl.st.. is for rent to a good tenant
JOHN HDPPLE la22-r-
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]. the IRme ofihe Company is the " New England
Fire srd Marine Insurance Com panY Of Hai tfOrd,"
ano il located in Hattf rd, Connecticut.
2 The cunt of its Capital Stock is $500 90 90
g The amount of its Capital Stock paid
4. The ASSETS of the Company are as f4llows:
Cash On hand and in Bank ......s3g 1853 80
Cash in tho hands Of and dus
from mAgents............,...."..."...l l2 ITO ~
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STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF
- THE NkW ENGlAND FIRE AND MABINs
INSURANCE COMPANY, Of Hartford. Oonnecti-
cut, on the st day If January, 1862, made to tho
Auditor Of ohio, pursuant 10 the Statute Of that
State, entitled " An Act to regu ate Insurance OJm-
psnies not Incorporated by the State Of OhiO,'
psssed April s, 1850.
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A letter from Florence, describing the
sculpture in the exhibition recently closed in
that city, says;
Powers sgain exhibits his ischarming "Fisber
Bow" Ia youth with a she'll at his earG
very graceful female bust called "Proser-
pine" and his "America," female figure,
rather larger than life, looking upward, her
right hand on bundle of lance slaves COW
cred with hay, her left hand raised, and one
sandaled foot on some broken manacles. A
bold, classic creation, less interesting, how
eveI' than the exquisitely beautiful "Eve," on
which he is now engsged-a novel rendering
of the idea of our mythic mother, which
promises to transcend in poetic beauty every
thing yet achieved by this eminent sculptor.
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BOARDING.

DOARDING-Famlles les or single gentlemen,
Id who are desirous of pleasant home, where
the- are hut few bOarders aud good accommnda-
tons can be suited by early application at No 132
Broadway, near Fourth. Alsoi few day ooarders
could be suited. JaH'h'
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HoLLIN s H AID,

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