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Cincinnati Produce Market.

TUESDAY EVENING, September IL, lS)9
FLOUR-The market continues Inactive and prices
Unchanged theonly sales to-day were 30hrls. double
extra az S. The annual election of officers OF the
Chumber of Commerce, which took place on change
TO day interrupted business to some extent there
boing considerable excitement, RS there were two or
three tickets voted gi brs. were received the last
twenty four hours.
WHISK Y-The market is steady, with a good de-
mand: safes of 600 brls. at 2333923s5c.-the latter
rate for wagon,
PROVlSIONS-The was not much done to-day;
l5O brlS Mess Pork sold at Si and 100 terces Lard
ut lOiSGiOAc., which Is i'm advance. Ihsre ls De,
mand for Bacon at IA and 9Ac., but it Is still held
above these rates.
GROCERIEs- Molasses is lower, and may bt
quoted at 35H@37c. Sugar firm ut full prices
Coffee unchanged.
WHEAT-The market is steady and prices un
changed sales $50 bushels prime white al 81 III; Za
do Inferior red at 9c; go do. fair white At 96c; 3W
do good do. at 81 0t; 800 do prime DO IN C0vingtoh
at 81 %; 100 do. d 0. hill Mt 81.
C0RN-Saes 1000 bushels mixed at 7Oc. Marke
steady and firm. +,
firm, with fair demand.
uATS-The market is dull and dropping; salo'
500 bushels at SIC.
BUTTER-There is good demand for choic
Western Reserve and this quality sells readily az 6c
Wa quote prime Ohio at l31l5c. common quahtie
are dull Mt ll6ll2c.
EGGS-A fair demand, at lOOllc. per dozen.
CHEESE-fhe market Is very brln. anu price
tending upward saes 3e boxes at SGaS3c. for pTlln
Western Reserve, aud lO@lO'sc. for English paify.
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LAW REPORT.



TRIAL FOR GRAND LARCENY. j esse Phillips
was placed on trial before Judge Carter and jury,
upon an indictment charging him with stealing
mare on the 18th Of August the property OF -
Wright. 1t was stolen from Mount Pleasant, and
according to the testimony, was found in the pos
session Of defendant and James Dawson One wit.
ness deposed that Phillips and Dawson stopped and
took breakfast at his house. P. said that D. came
horse; he asked $50 for it, and upon the refusal Of
witness to buy, they thon wanted 10 raise S2j.
Policeman ]Iabpkotte obtaining some information
in relation TO defendants, went after them and In,
qured tho price of the mare. Dawson said $780, and
Phillips suggested that he should take $50 or S15.
Witness then announced himself an officer, and ar
rested them.
Other witnesses were also exsminod.
The jury found verdict OF guilty, and assessed
Gaines for the State; Stephen McGroarty for de.
fensa
[At tho commencement of the trial one of the ju.
rors fell in fit. He had to be sent home, and an
other juror sworn in his place
PLEAS OF GUlLTY.-M Michael Clifford entered plea Of
guilty to the charge OF stahbing with intent to
wound. Casimer Griest to similar indictment, also
| plead guilty.
The State vs. Wesley Turner. The defendant. a
eo9red man was convicted Of sta66na 1aSa a SnrtS
| OF the Court in Room No. Patrick Rogers vs.:
| steamboat Fred Iron. Judgment tor plaintiu; ana
order Of sale issued against the boat Joseph Meter
and Others Scherlan Linok. Petition asking fol
an Injunction to restrain Scherl from negotiate,
note and mortgage given for lot purchased IRON
| Linck, and to which it was claimed the title hao
The Court granted restraining order and the case
| was set up for hearing upon the injunction.
During the remainder of this week motions VIII be
| heard, by agreement of counsel. Next week thore
will be peremptOry call of the motion docket, and
| also, the setting of default cases.
| HAMILTON COUNTY DISTRICT COURT.
Settings in OF cases for the October term o.
| this Court are now being made out
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[By Telegraph
New York Market.

New YOBE, September l3-P. nj.
Ashes unchang sales 50 brls. at So 5O for
pos,snd s. 2 for pearls Flour heavy forhgh grades,
but better for suberfne and extra State sal.
7G0 hrls. at 81 j06ti 50 or sttperne State; 81 1908
for extra State ai 70 for supetlne western; "a %
"a 70 for to good extra western; SJ0go 10
for old, and Sj lt0G5 80 for fresh ground chipping
brands extra rOund-hoop Ohio, closing heavy and
lower for all kinds. Canadian Flour quiet Mt ~ 75M
for extras. Rye Flour du sales loo brls at 81 ~
GGi 80. Wheat opened less huoyant but more active
and closed 3G15c. lower: sales 1860 bushels at 72c
for unsoEnd Chicago spring; 81 3jgt 30 for new
white Kentucky; q 2IG.l 80 for white Canadian;
81 2i6ll IS for new white Nichigan-the latter an
outside price for choice; 81 % for choice new red
Virginia. and 81 2jGll 30 for Lew white southern.
Rye steady at SO2c. on the spot and TO arrive Bar
ley uuiet. Corn opened huoyant hut closed dull :.
sales 80 bushels at 81 s0182ac for mixed western,
old State; lO0ac. for new de-; 360c39c for western,
3SQGiOc. for Canadian. Whisky lower sales $40 brs.
| at 26A@?6Hc. Pork quiet. Mess Pork firm, while
prime is heavy sales 800 hrls. at $l4 g35 for mess;
Sl3 70 for thinmess Sl7l7 e for clear, and $40 2,
for primo. Beef efcOntinues duil and heavy sales l5o
brs. at s. 250Gj 70 for country prime; S6M7 for do
mess; SSdO 30 for repacked Chicaa0 and Sll0l2 for
extras. B6ef Hams quiet at Sl5pl5 10. Bacon dull,
Cut Meats firm sales 30 packages at 7c for Shoulders
and SIC for. Hams. Lard steady sales 45o hhds.
at lOA61llhc. for common to prime Butter
Cheese quiet at 6lg9c. Cotton firm: sales 800 bales
at 4s66A5 for mddling uplands. Sugar steady. Coi-
fee firm Mt lC9l &c. for Rio. Monsse5 Qret at 0c
| Spirits Turpen,ino dull. Rosin steady at 5jc. Rice
firm. Lead quiet: Galena s. IL Tobacco quiet al
41s(d0c. Wool unchanged: 90 900 lbs. fleece sold al
37196ajOc 30 600 lbs. pulled at 32@e4Sc. Frcigtts
irmrr and ship-owners demand an advance.
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BOARD OF CRY IMPRovEMENTs--YEsT ESTER
Days PROCERDINGs.-Th clerk was directed
to prepare and transmit to the City Council
ordinances assessing a special tax upon the
real estate abutting on the following streets:
Henry street, from Dunlap-street to Elm
street; Green street, from Logan-street to Elm
street; Main street, from HamiltOn-road to
Mulberry-street. Also, ordinances to establish
tas grade of ESpanola- street, from Freeman
street to Ludow-aven Brighton.alloy, from
Freeman-street to Patterson street. Also, an
ordinance to grade and Macadamize Brown
street, from S. j. Browns west line to the
north corporation line. Also, resolu-
tions authorizing tho City Auditor to con-
tract as follows: With Lowrey & Humphry,
at sixty one cents per square yard, to pave
with powders Elm. street, from Seventh street
to Eighth street, with same at sixty-twO cents
per square yard, to pave with powders Plum,
street, from Fifth-street to Sixth-street. Also,
to advertise for proposals. to pave with bowl
ders tie following Intersections: Abigail and
Pendleton. streets, Woodward and Pendleton-
streets, wings of Abigail and Hunt. streets
Woodward and Hunt-streets. The following
repairs were recommended: East Hnnt-stree
for ono hundred dollars; cleaning the culver
under Front-street, east Of tho Water-works
forty-fve dollars; cleaning the culvert unde
Maiden-lane and foot of Millstreet, ffteer
dollars, and the oulvert at the foot of Broad
way and Public Landing, thirty-five dollars
After which the Board adjourned.
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ATTEMpT TO COMMIT SUIcIDE.--A young man
named Lyman Sackctt, about nineteen years
of age, attempted seli-destruction yesterday
by shooting himself in the left breast with a
pistol. Sackett boards on the cast side of
Race-street, second door from the corner OF
Sixth. About hall-past five o'clock last
evening he was seen to enter his room, appa-
rently much agitated. In few minutes
alterward tho report of pistol was heard
when several persons rushed to his room and
found him lying upon the floor with the pis-
tol by his side. Drs. Norton and Judkins
were sent for, who succeeded in extracting
the ball. They express hopes as to his re-
covory. Young Sackett has been engaged as
clerk in the establishment of Sprague & Co.,
clothiers, of this city. His mother resides in
New York. This is tho second or third at
tempt he has made to take his life within the
past few days. Disappointment in love is
assigned as reason for his wishing to die.
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GRAND LARcEYY.--An old gentleman named
James Raighley was robbed Monday evening
at his boarding house, No, 70 Fifth street, of
pocket. book containing S67 in gold. He
laid down about seven O'Clock to take sleep,
and when he awoke at nine he discovered his
loss. Martha O'Neil, n servant employed in
the house, and man named Jacob Horn, were
tried in the Police Court yesterday, the former
charged with stealing and tho latter with re-
ceiving the money. Martha acknowledged to
officers Bloom and Walker, who made the ar
rest, that che took the money and gave $40 OF
it to Horn, who at the time Of receiving tho
money was confined IN tho station house upon
a charge of disordeny conduct. Horn declared
that he was not aware Of the manner in which
Martha obtained the money, and that it was
given to him for the purpose Of bailing himsel
out, for which purpose he used it. The two
were held in bonds of $500 each, to answer the
charge at the Court of Common Pleas.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

PIKE's rEgA-HousE-Another fine audi
euce assembled at this elegant temple last night to
witness tho beautiful drama of The LADY or THE
LAKE, by the wonderful Marsh Troupe OF juvenile
comedians, who aci utted themselves in all the ard-
Gus business of the piece In manner that would DO
credit to any company.
Tonight will Reproduced, after careful and expens-
i've preps ration, the magnificent legendary specta-
Gle of THE NAAID QUEEN, with new and gorgeous
scenery grand marches eyolutions, Transformations,
terrific conbats and beautiful tableauN, in which the
full force of tho talented company will be brought
into reQusition. They remain only this week.
WooD's THEArER.-To. night will be pre-
sented the drama OF "Rosina Meadows" in which
will conclude with Jack Sheppard" with Miss Lu.
cille as the abrcaking Jack. This is good bill,
and ought to draw q crowded house.
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HOME INTEREST.

60 VIM. X. Fees Hydraulic Wine Press,
now on exhibition at the Mechanics Fair, is in op-
GRAFTON every evening, and can not fail to meet the
appreciation of grape.growors. The public in gem
era and grapegrowers particularly, are invited to
witness Its operation. Machine Department in the
basement.
NE For fine Photographs, MelainOtypes,
or Ambrotypes call at the Central Gallery corner of
Fifth and Western.row, in charge of A. 5. BLOOM.
He warrants to please.
gB- 3. Fl. Parvin, Advertising Agent, No.
so West Fourth-street.
pB Daguerrean Gallery, Southwest corr
ner Of Sixth and Western-row, over Hannaford's
drug store. Pictures taken and put in good cases for
twenty cents. Warranted to please,
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The County Commissioners passed orders
yesterday amounting to $751; 40. The fol-
lowing letter was received by the Board last
Saturday:
"CNclSNArJ September 10, 1859.
Commissioners Hamilton County:
"GEYTLEMEN--I called to see you few days
ago in regard to offering reward for the
murderer of Solomon Swayne, who was SO
badly beaten by some persons unknown that
hedied in some three days afterward. This
took place on the svenng of the I'd Of Au-
gust, 1859, on the Muddy Greek Road, near
Cheviot. think this outrage should not be
passed over without some attention from the
proper authorities. Respectfully, yours,
al. r. WELLS"
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John Leary and George Truss, the two
young me- arrested by officer Strong for steal
ing $l7 from the drawer of grocer on Jones'
street, near Liberty, were tried in the Police
Court yesterday. Leary was sent TO the
County Jail for the term Of ak months, an
Truss was committed to the House of Refuge
until of legal age. He was sent to the House
of Refuge once before, and effected his es-
cape. Leary was fined 800 and costs, and
sentenced an additional ten days on charge
of carrying concealed weapons.
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SPIRITUALLY INCLIYED.--A woman dropped
into the store of one of our readers yesterday
and asked to see thn PENNY Press, which was
handed her, when she said that there was n
letter advertised for her, but that the clerk
would not deliver it until she showed him the
paper, and desired to be permitted to take it
to the Postofice for that purpose. Her request
was granted, and the errand- boy sent to follow
her; but instead Of going for the letter she
sought coffee-house on Vine street and tried
to trade it for a drink of whisky. Decidedly
the latest dodge to get "tod."
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HERRoS's SRMISARY CLUB RE-UYIoN.-The
Executive Committee of the Heron Semi
nary Graduates met in the parlor Of the Bur-
net House last night. Oliver w. Root, Chas.
G. Phillips, j. E. Sherwood and Stephen R.
Smith reported programme for the festivi-
ties on the goth Of next month, to-wit: an
inaugural address by Oliver w. Root, Presi-
dent; an oration, q poem, an essay, songs and
sentiments at the banquet, by members of
the Club. The Club meets at the Seminary
next Thursday night.
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City Council meets tonight.

PARDON ASKED FOR KENDALL,.-Andrew j.
Pruden, ESQ.,, with the mother of Chas. Ken
dali, visited the Penitentiary at Columbus, last
Saturday, and had an interview with the mur-
derer of Gregory. They applied to Governor
Chase for q pardon, which was not granted.
The Executive clemency is q farce If it DO ex-
tended merely because there is powerful
advocacy for its bestowal. Let offenders be
sure Of punishment, and offenses will be few.
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DD'Nr Go UP.-To tho great disappoint-
ment of the Daytonians, Prof. J. G. Bellman
did not ego up yesterday, but " came down
on the evening train with his balloon under his
arm. The papers are ponderously heavy on our
old confrere, and pronounce the fizzle suit
able finale Of the National Horse Show hum
bpoO
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[By Telegraph
New Orleans Market.

NEW WELEANS, bepIeMbeT II.
Cotton closed with an advancing tendency,
and the market slightly dearOr sales Of $500 bales
ut HE. for middling qualities Sales for three days
10 800 bales; receipts Cor period t,O0O bales,
against 500 bales last year Flour quiet ut 81 $50
=, for superfnc, and s. 50 for extra Eastern Hay
S2S; Western Hay S2j
Sterling Exchange 9if@llO per cent. premium. Ex-
change on Now York lQ@ls discount; Sight do. bGD
tg premium.
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TWENTY DOLLARS TO PORTLAND AND RETURN.
D. McLaren and R. NJ. Shoemaker, superin-
tendents of the Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton
Railroad and the Dayton & Michigan Railroad,
announce, in another column, that they will
issue excursion tickets to Portland and return,
for twenty dollars, good for three weeks. Those
who desire to see the mammoth steamship
Great Eastern, and the great Victoria Bridge,
at Montreal, should avail themselves of .his
opportunity.
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FOR RENT.

ENOR RENT-HOUSE-T dwelling part
a. of house lO4 West Fourth.street, nearly oppo-
site the Postc fflca, containing IL good rooms and
let singly or ali 10 one tenant. Hous. in good re-
pair, with broad hall, bath room and water-clOset
desirable location for Dentists or Daeuerriean
ro.ms. Apply to O. I. JESSUP, 1902 Fourth-strect.
,sepl3awt
EVOR RENT-ROoMS - Front Office and
~ second floor of No. % Front.stroet, between
Main and Walnut eepl2hf
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MONETARY.
TUESDAY, September 1873 p. M.

TUESDAY, September 1873 P. M.
There Is Inactive demand for Money to-day
and Currency continues close. But little Paper is
being discounted at tho rate, say lO8l2 per cent
The regular dtcount houses are not buying outside
Paper - -
Exchange continues in good supply at e pre-
MUM, selling rate buying at S64iO cents. >,,
Gold dull ut 30 cents, buying; selling al 1908
premium. ,, ,,.
Exchange on New Orleans A@]6 discount, buying
rate; selling ut par.
Illinois, Wisconsin and Iowa Currency has al
vanced to III ying rate.
MlsAnnri q discount.
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Ms-The mammoth mule which was exhib.
tied at Dayton, during the National Horse
Show, is now on exhibition at the Rush Coun-
ty, Indiana, Fair, at Rushville. He cannot
fail to dra,o large amount of attention.
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Attempted Suicido-A Man Cuts His Throat
with n Ruzor-sad Elects Of HGbitual
Drunk epuess,

Attempted Suicido-A Man Cuts His Throat
with n Rnz0r-Sad Elects Of Habitual
Drunkenness.
A man named William Mooney, residing in
the second story of house on Stuartsreet west of
afternoon, about two o'clock. He had been drunk
for several days. and had been attacked with the
delir,m tremens so badly that medical aid was
calledin. Yesterday morning he was on the street,
and appeared as rational as usual In the afternoon,
his wife having gone out to wash somewhere in the
city and he being alone, he took razor and cut q
cash about three inches long in his throat, but did
not sever any of he main arteries, although several
OF s the branches Were cut ne was discovered within
HIS physician, Or. Hays, was there within few
minutes, and the wound properly dressed, Other
medical were allied in, and all coucurred in the
opinion that, with proper care, he would recover.
On being asked why he did it, he replied that he
could give no reason, except that he was out Of his
mind" When Wo saw him no appeared perfectly
rational. The act was no doubt comitted during a
state oftemporary insanity, ,ocCasoned by too profse
use ofardcnt spirits. +.
STOCK SALES AT DRovERs' INN.-Cattle were
in ordinary but not lively demand during the week
ending Monday, SeptCmberl IL. The supply was fully
equal to the demaud. The nunber Of cattle that
We're sod by wesh was by and about to. onehal IN u
3sc. per pound. There werc, sold 2iS sheep by
weight and some by the bead Demand not
stock hogs changed hands at from Al TO &c. The
| market was fully supplied
Hereafter the Prs will contain the stock sales
daily
CIRCUIT CoURr.-The Grand Jury found q
trne bill against Sam negro belonging to Mr.. Ken
nedy, yesterday for an attcmptto commit rape upon
Mira johnson. He putlipon his trial about one
short time, not TO exceed thirty minutes, and re-
turned a verdict of mot guilty" They also found Il
true bill against Edward Sullivan for stahbing, for
which otfense he was found guilty, upon trial, and
confined to six months imprisonment in the County
Jail and fined SIS; William Barker and Thomas
Burus were indicted for obtaining money under false
prCtcnses, but have not yet been t"ed.
1~No business of Importance was trans
acted in the Police Court yesterday.
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AnRIyALs-Dunleith, Maysviie; Castle. Garden,
Eyansyille Kate May, Memphis; K. b. Hamilton,
larkorsburg; Orb, St. Louis; Clipper, Big sandy;
DErARruREs-D -Dnnleith, MaNyille r. b. Hamil-
ton, Big Sandy wenoDa, Madison; Melrose' Ports'
mouth; Clipper, Louisville.
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HAPPY DAy.-At eleven o'clock this morn
ing, the Cincinnati Street Railroad Company
car, four horses attached, will start for gala
day, drive up and down Walnut and Ninth
streets to Western.row. Free rides during tho
day. .l.#..
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BOARDING.

R0ARDING-A lady and gentleman can be-
ND commodated with good board at ~ Vine.
street, between Front and Second. sepl4b"
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS furnished or un-
RD furnished, with or without board, at 67 Ninth
street. between Walnut and Vine. seplib'
U0ARDING-Tw gentlemen can be ac-
~ commodated with a pleasant front room and
beard In private family, where there are few
boarders, at No 07 Longworth street, between Elm
and Plum. Terms moderate. sepl3bs
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PANoRAMA.-Butts' great panorama of the
New Testament and the Land of Palestine,
will open at Melodeon Hall tomorrow even
inn
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WANTED-SITUATION-By lady to
w do chamber or dining.room work; no obiec-
tion to travelling or general housekeeping. Call at
EMILY WAR. sepl3b~
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MNANTED-Person wanting to employ
Wv housekeepers, nurses or sewing girls; also,
good girls to cook wash and iron, apply soon ut Mrs
WARMERS Intelligence Office, 3OS Fifth.street,
between Western row md John, sepl3b*
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WEDNESDAY. .,,-r,...r,,., ,.,sRPTEMBER IA
w ANTS! W AN TS!!
CITY MATTERS.

@s- Meteorological observations for the
PENNY PRESS, by Henry Ware, Optician, No
Z West Fourth-street, September 1S, 1859.
O'CLOCK. Barometer. Thermometer
! A. m.."".".. .".'........Zg23 "
i! NJ e. I92S y
L. ......".".z955
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NNTANTED - GERMAN GIRL - To do
w general housework for small family Ap-
ply at No. / College Building, Walnu-street be
tween Fourth and Fifth sepl3b*
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[By Telegraph
Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, September l3.
Flour is in good request at $5 for Howard
street. Wheat is declined sales Of l2OOO bush. at
81 l5G1l 10 for white, and 81 0j60l IL for red Corn
steady; yellow sl@S2c. Provisions steady. Whisky
firm o.li
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"ANTED - -SITUATI0N-By young
" lady, with "a good education, situation as
ss,aswOnan IN dry goods, millinery or bakery
store. Good recommendations given. Address, with
out delay, l.. JENNINGS, through the PosIoitice.
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COVINGTON NEW i.

ANY communications from our friends will be
thankfully received. Address Press Reporter"
Box q, Covington, Ky.l
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FOR SALE.


EyOR SALE-DINING SALO0N-The old
n and well.established Dining Saloon, at No. s
East Fon' tn street, having seventy five prompt pay
ing boarders, and good transient trade. FOrfurher
particulars inquire on the premises sepHbF
EyOR SALE-HOUSE AND LOT-A good
~ brick house, with ten rooms and good store
room, with good.sized lot, on the southwest cor
ner Of Belts and Ontterstreets for sale at bargain.
Inquire Of H. q. HILL. Attorney at Law, north west
corner of ehth aud Main. streets. sepl2dT
,HtyCa aSALE--BILLIARD TABLES-Thrce
N first. class marbe.top Billiard Tables, j. NJ.
Brunswick & Brothers make. For particulars in
qure at tho CalcdOnan Shades, No. l99 Vine street.
lsep9aw*l
NOR SALE OR EXCITANGE-A Ken
H lucky River Bottom Farm of GOO acres, about
800 cleared and under fence; house of II rooms;
larSobarn 30 by 00eet, and all the conveniences
first-Class farm 1t will be sold on long time ex.
changed for city property. Address j. NJ, care Of
G. W. BALL Co., IS Main street. sep9.awr