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ASSAULT AND BArTERY-John Mcdonald
and Ezekiel Howard-a regular and substitute
constable-were fined So and costs by Judge
Lowe, yesterday, upon a charge Of assault and
battery. 1t appears that these officers were
endeavoring to levy an attachment on the
property Of widow woman, who keeps no.
tion store on Seventh. street, between Main and
Sycamore; that her son, lunatic, interferod,
when he was choked by tho officers and other
wise badly treated; bunch of keys were also
taken from his pocket. Judge Lowe thought
the officers had right to do their duty as pre-
scribed BY law, but was of opinion that they
went little beyond,
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OPPOSITION MEETING "A meeting of the
Opposition Party, accompanied by the usual
paraphernalia- oroh.lights, transparenCies and
canuOns-assembled at Fifth street Market.
space last night. The following were the off
GERS Of the meeting:
Presidential. F. Cunningham.
Wee Presidents Wunder, John W. Her.
ron, a. Rieumeyer, ]. NJ. Kesler, P. Wilson
J. P. Williams, VIM. Cameron, Philip Riess
Dr.. H. Shultz, Richard Calvin, Christopher
Constable, and VIM. Brownell.
Secretaries-J ohm M. Msdary and o. Glenn
Addresses were delivered by Messrs. Cum.
back and Galloway.
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BURNING OF THE 1NDEpENDtNcE AMpH1rBrA-
rRE.-On Sundaymorning iast, at about four O'clock
a. one OF the officials connected with the recent fair
was visiting the grouuds, he discovered the amphi
theater TO be on fire. Though the flames had not as
yet, made great progress still he was unable to ex-
tinguish II, and the whole structure was burned to
the ground The loss Is estimated at S5 900, and no
insurance, the old policy having expired without be-
ing renewed IL was doubtless the work of an in
cendiary; We understand an effort will be made to
remove the fair grounds to Taylor's Bottom three
miles from Covington. 1t Is beautiful spot and is
In every respect an eligible position.
A counterfeiter named Archibald sixt, was
arrested by, Officers Dicky and Riff yesterday He
had passed several counterfeit ten dollar bills at
ever, followed by the Maysville officers and. when
taken, was returned to that place A ten dollar
counterfeit bill was all tho money found upon his
person: when arrested. Ho was carried back on the
Fairy Queen.
POLICE CoURT.--Mary Bowman, who was
discharged from Jail last week, was sentenced for
another twenty days yesterday morning, on charge
OF vaBrancy. That Is a common occurrence among
our vagrants-they ought to be set to work.
COUNTY CoURr.-During September there
were recorded in the Clerks office Of the County
Court, eighty-eght deeds, thirty three mortgages
and sixteen releases; there were also twenty. four
marriage licenses granted.
In the SANDER suit of soden VS.. Geosmayer,
the Jury failed to agree and we're discharged.
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HOUSE OF REFuGE.-Judge Lowe was again
compelled, yesterday, to perform what he
considered painful duty-that of separating
parents and children--four boys, named
Martin Toohey, aged twelve years, Michael
Mara, aged fourteen years, John Burke,
aged ten years, and James Honlahan, aged
thirteen years, were charged in his Court
with straying from the West End to the
Seventeenth Ward, and pilfering from the
money drawer Of a grocery keeper one dol
lar and twenty-five cents. They were each
sentenced to the House of Refuge until of
legal age. The parents of these children
appeared in Court, and tried hard to have
their children released, but all to no purpose.
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re- The only instance on record Of blind
man acquiring proficiency in tho game of
chess, is that of q Mr.. Lumbley, an English.
man, who has lately been astounding the Eng
lish club by his skill. He has only been play
ing about two years and half, and yet at the
Coventry Chess Clubs he conducted three
games simultaneously, all Of which, after o
contest of four hours and half, terminated in
his favor. At the Southampton Club he per-
formed the similar feat Of playing three games,
winning the first, drawing the second, and
losing the third, after nearly four hours play.
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ma-Amone the contemplated improvt

MEAmong the contemplated improve
ments at the Central Park, New York, are a
mammoth hotel on Fifty ninth street, at the
intersection of Broadway and the Eighth
avenue, which will have front Of upward Of
two hundred and fifty feet on Fifty ninth
street, opposite the Pork, and about two hun
dred and seventy feet on Broadway, which
forms an angle at that locality, and also a
front Of about one hundred feet on Fifty
eighth-street. The computed cost of q
proper building, appropriately furnished and
equipped, is one million Of dollars, which in.
cludes the cost of the land, which is valued
at two hundred thousand dollars,
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be attended to.
OFFICIAL CuTRAGEs. Tho assault committed
by Oncer Morton upon P. A. O. Kemper, on Satur.
We were at first led to suppose The exact cause of
the brutal attack do not know, but the Character
O. the punishment inflicted Is worthy of the lowest
has been resident of our city for mum Of years
and was Of very peaceful disposition, which makes
me assault even OF q more outrageous nature than
ev,e o1,neswnse & Vmcer Morton ran up behind Mr. X.
struck him several times with his fist then pushing
him away, he dealt several blows with thick and
aon Ssns tha Knocking him Upon examn
were out and the head bruised very seriously. Yes.
terday morning Mr. Kemper was considered in a
dangesFous, situation and fears were entertained Ct
ably result in his death. SO far nothing has been
done to the official assailant. He was not so much
as PLACED under an arrest and now, viii le his victim
suffering painfully from his injuries he enjoys he
FREQ use OF HIMSELF to go stay. This Is the second
Assault Committed BY our officers. Some days ago
Marshal Cook, while etfecting the arrest Of man
named David Merrill, used bis to such an extent
that Merril's life is despsired of indeed, rumors
we're IN circulation yesterday that he dead. We
do notknow to what our usually quiet city s tend.
ing when an arrest cannot BIO made without the use
OF bludseon, or that our officers must take the law
In their own hands and make uncaed.for assaults.
DEATH OF AN OLD CIrIzEN.-Rey. BENJAMIN
Boyd, aged eighty.fOur years. and long resident Of
this place. died day before YESTERDAY. A large con
course OF friends followed the remalus to their last
afternoon.
An error occurred In our yesterday mornings
issue In the notice Of the mare stolen from DR. Ed
alexandra" ''
Mayor Hawkins, on account of sickness IN
dis family is unable to attend to any business.
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COMMON PLEAS.

In room No. 3, Criminal branch,) Judge
Garter set the case Of the State against William
Beckley for the 18th inst and ntinued over the
sion Of the Court until that time
The Judges signed twenty eight warrants for the
tiary. " 'N' p'A''S
The decision on motion for new trial, in the case
OIL jacob Honey and W VILLAIN Leech, was also laid
over until that time, the Court desiring to he ar the
evidence Of witness on particular point.
Judge Malon granted motion for q new trial In
the case Of Michael Whitney, who had been CON
Y1cted OF an assault with intont to kill Daniel Van
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HOME INTEREST.

u.s. A. A. Eyster, Clocks, Watches and
Jewelry, Nos. sl and 27l western-row.
~ Daguerrean Gallery, southwest cor
ner of Sixth and western-row, over Hannaford's
drug store Pictures taken and put In good cases fol-
twenty cents. Warranted to please.
gTIf you want a nice fitting Shoe or Boo
for yourselfwife or children, go to NJ A. WEsTcorr's
No. IA West Fifth-stroet His stock Is general en-.
bracing Shoes and Boots Of all qualities, and oi
Eastern and custom make. Ifyou would be gatsiied
with your purchases go to No. IA West Fifth street.
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LAW REPORT. +
SUPERIOR COURT.

OCTOBER TERh.-In room No. ) Judge
Spencer and Hosdley srt In General Term. 1t was
stated BY Judge Spencer that In conseq of Judge
otorers absence there would be no business ira US.
acted IN General Term except matters Of routine or
formal character until the last week Of this MONTH
IN announcing the distribution of business it was
mtimated that Judge Hoadey would sit rs presiding
Judge for the ensuing year; Juflge Spencer take
charge 1ig oI Room No. during the present month;
Judge Storer, No. g. and Judge Ioadley, No. 8. The
Jury dockes will bo taken care of next week in Room
NO. as though Judge Storer (who will not return
until the l7h were here, so that set for trial
before him will not be delayed unless counsel desre
It, The Court then adjourned.
The Judges then sat for short time in Special
acted.
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STEALING WHISKY IN PRlsoN.-An old mar
named Ferry, who has been confined in the
City Prison for several weeks past, was before
Judge Lowe yesterday to answer the charge
of stealing from the prison jug of whisky
kept and used there by DR.. Webb, the jail
Physician, for medicinal purposes. He wa,
found guilty and sentenced to sixty days
imprisonment in the same institution.
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: MONETARY.
MONDAY, October ;

MONDAY, October 3-3 p. NJ.
AS is usually the case on Mondays, Third
street was quiet to-day. Currency continues close
The bankers are not willing to extend their discount
line until after the Ith which being tomorrow it ID
expected that there will be heavy checking
Eastern Exchange remains firm at " premium
selling rate buying at Outside parties are gem
orally compelled to pay for Exchange, as the deal
'rs nnyan Miil af ara% ior customers only at S;
New orleans Exchange dull at par buying rate
selling at A@h premium.
No change In Uncurrent Money,
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ADJUSTMENTS.

WooD's THEATER.-Another large and fash
tonabe audiance present at this Institution last
eyeningfo witness MF. Anderson as" "Kitfg Lear"
stands unrivaled. The lauehable farce Of AN OByEcr
OF INTEREST, will conclude the performance In which
tne me, inimitable Fanny Denham appears as Fanny
former impersonation OF ''Gisippus," ought not to
miss the present opportunity, Il sterling char
tistic style.
The TURF.-Mr. Stephens, proprietor of the
Cincinnati Trotiing Park, has secured "Flora Tenn
pe," "Princess" and "Ike Cooke" to trot over his
courSe for purse Of 81 O00 Friday afternoon next
near the Queen City.
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TESTERS SEwINa-MAcBINE.-This sewing
machine is we'll calculated to supersede the use
of great many others now before the public.
The merits Of this great aleviator Of female
suffering consists in its superior workmanship
and beautiful construction. VIM. Lapham Is the
agent-No. "a Wcst Eourth-street.
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PLEAD GUrLTY.-William Lewis plead guilty
in the Police Court, yesterday, to the charge
of stealing gold cronometor watch from
Mrs. Malloy, on Front street. lie was sent
to the County Jail for the term of four
months.
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GERMAN MISSION SABBATH ScHooLs.-The
annual meeting of tho "German Mission Sun
day Schools came off yesterday, when the
annual election of officers took place as fol-
Observation-Disclosures, Peter Rudolph Neff;
Assistants, George B. Bradley and Porter L.
Weed; Treasurer, George William Frazier;
Secretaries, George A. Morris and Charles
Cornean.
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HIGHWAY RoBBERY.--James Ford and John
Hannigan were arraigned in the Police Court
yesterday upon charge of knocking down
and robbing man named Jacob Wess, of $5
in silver coin, and gold chain, near Camp
Washington, on the 18th of last month. They
were held in bonds of $500 each to answer
next Wednesday.
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@g-Mrs. Sally Curtis, of Randolph, Mass,
has just succeeded in procuring q pension
under the act granting pay for services in the
war Of 1919. She has received from Washing.
ton check for $500, back dues, and hereafter
will draw, while she lives, about SAL q year.
She is eighty.six years old, but we'll and
active,
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Ns- Officers jacob and Bliss were held, by
Squire Bell, yesterday, In bonds Of one and
two hundred dollars each for their appearance
at the Court of Common Pleas to answer the
charge of assaulting Sebastian Leibeck.
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No. IL WEST FIFTH H-srREET.-One Of the
best stands in the city, at which to procure fine
Oysters is Robert Orr's, No. II West Fifth
street. He keeps constantly on hand the best
article Of Oysters imported to the Queen City,
and Is bound to keep ahead Of all competition.
If you want good Oysters 60 to Robert Orr.
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N4It Is related Of tho French family Of
the Duke do Lewis, that they have picture in
their chateau in which Noah 70 represented
going into the ark, and carrying under his
arm snail trunk on which 10 written, GHdpess
belonging to the Lewis family"
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Ga-Joseph R. ellis, alias VIM. Dills, who
was arrested some time since in this city and
taken to Pittsburg, on charge of passing
counterfeit money, having succeeded in
making his escape from the officers there,
was rotaksn in st. Louis on Saturday last. He
will be remanded.
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CoRoNER's INoUEsr.-Yesterday morning
Coroner Carey was called upon to hold an in
quest over the dead body Of woman named
Eichenlaub, found at her residence, No. II
Green street. The jury rendered verdict Of
"death resulting from the incompetency Of the
attending physicians during childbirth"
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CINCINNATI TYPE. The franklin Type
Foundry of Cincinnati, exhibited their ma
chimes at the St. Louis Fair, and received the
second premium, which perhaps should have
been the first, as many said, who saw them
work day in and day out during the fair. The
successful Philadelphia sample was two hours
at work. Numerous published testimonials of
the worth and qualities of the type made by
the Cincinnati Company will shortly be brought
before the public.
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ms-The editor Of a paper IN obIo--tb. Fan.

@TT The editor Of q paper In ohio--the San
dusky Honoer-has recently had fine shirt
collar presented to him, and IL waiting for
some one "a. give him shirt, so that he may
be able to put the collar to some use, saying
that cat present It is perfect superHuity. !"
Let some one give the editor pair Of spurs,
and his costume will be complete, in summer,
for the rural districts Of Georgia.
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EXPOSING HIS PERSONAL beast in human
form, named Matthew McMullen, was before
his Honor Judge Lowe, yesterday, to answer
the charge Of indecently exposing his person
in the presence of ladies. He was fined 500
and costs.
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ARREST OF A MURDERER.-William Kelly,
alias Fitzgerald, was arrested last evening BY
Officers Pendery and Lincoln, charged with
committing murder some weeks since, in De-
troit, Michigan. He will have q hearing be-
fore Judge Lowe this morning.
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gD-Dr. ]. M. Mackenzie, the well-known
and pleasing Sabbath-school instructor, de-
9lTered highly entertaining address before
Shs Sabbath-school scholars and their pa
rents, in the town of Industry, in this
county, on Sunday last. The Rev. Mr..
Chidlaw will preach at the same place at
eleven o'clock A. M. on Sabbath next.
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UCTION SALE-BY THOMAS

tA JOHNSTON, In Sales rooms No. 70 Main street.
below Third.-Third Large and Positive sale OF Fall
and Winter Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes Hats, fne Car
petlng, &C., at Auction.-TUESDAYM MORNING, 90
tober = commencing at sH o'clock, will be sold With
ported Fall and Winter Dry Goods, mprising very
desirable assortment for city and oountr, sale.
In this sale many Staple Goods, with largeloe
Of Dress Goods, Shawls, Comforts, Gloves, Hosiery,
10.
ALS0-Large and valuable invoice Of Cloths, Cas-
smeres, Satinets. 0vercoatng, Yestngs. Serges and
other Merchant Tailors' Goods.
KLS0-Wool Jackets, tine Undershirts and Draw
ers, fne Linen Shirts, BosomB, Collars, Ursvats,
Neck.iies, Umbrellas, 30.
ALsO-Cases Of fine Hats, Gaps, Boots and Shoes,
&c. .I THOMAS JOHNSTON,
oc3 Auctioneer.
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MS We understand that Mr.. W. w. Fos-
dick, Of this city, a poet and newspaper writer
Of ability, leaves to-day for New York City,
to engage in some pursuit congenial to bis
talents. We trust he will be as successful as
his merits warrant.
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"PArTBRsoN's. IF you want good article
of smoking or chewing tobacco, or q real good
cigar, 60 to Patterson's, No. lis Main, or 197
Walnut-street.
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Steamboat Register.

ARRIVALS Sunday = Jacob Strader, Louisville;
Fairy Queen, Maysyille; Indian No, !, Pittsburg;
ew:.Boy, dol Ohio No. Q, Marietta Monday
Hastings, 81. Louis; Forest Queen, Madison; Cam
bridge, Pittsburg; Marmora, Louisvillo A. W. Quar-.
rler, Kanawha; Telegraph, Louisviile.
Monday Forest Queen, Madison; Fairy Queen,
Maysyilei OHIO No. q Marietta; Marmors, Pitts.
burg Indian, New Orleans, News-Boy, do.
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RECElYrs.
as> The following is list of letters de-
tanned for non payment of postage at the
Postoffioe, in this city, October 8.

Jefferson H. Brown, Lebanon, o.
kobert \; Dennis, Lewisburg,- Va.
messrs. Carter, Kearns q Co, Putnam, o.
Isaac Davis, st. 0atharine, Mo.
Auston q Brothers, Hutsonville, Ill.
Philip Frank, st. Louis, Mo-
Joseph Gottlieb, Arcanum, o.
Miss Russell, Columbus, u.
James GoodH in, Hartford, Conn.
Mrs Il NJ. Grisw0ld, sprin gfeld, o.
X: D. Mansfield, Morrow, o.
Albert Knittell, Lexington, Ky.
Edward d. Wittell, New Orleans, La.
Joseph Kracke, Hamilton.
John Mackoy. Covington, KY.
Carl Lcgab, WapOkonetta, o.
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(By Telegraph
Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, October 3-M.
Howard and Ohio. There have been no sales, how
ever, above $5. Wheat active at 81 35(1l 80 for
white, and VI 1901 Is for red. Corn active at $50
Sc. for white, and Si@1S6 for yellow. Oats Arm:
Maryland sells at 35937c, and Pennsylvania at 47c
Rye (Msrylapdl quoted at so@s3c. Mess Pork Sl5 rs
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The German papers state that the petition
against the Sunday Law has five thousand
signatures appended to it.
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DRowNrD.-Thomas Ryan, aged about forty
years, foil from the steamboat Indian No. l.,
yesterday morning and was drowned. He re-
sided IN this city.
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HAMILTON COUNTY DISTRICT oorpr

hA"iLioN OoUNTr DISTRICT COURT.
Judges Mallon, Carter and Dickson sat in
this case. The submitted docket was called, and
some cases were taken under adyisement
Judge Swan Is expected In the city in few days.
Court. Ns' VI '''''
number Of applications for citizenship were
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tBy Telegraph
New Orleans Market.

NEW 0RLEANs, October s--P. NJ.
Cotton steady: sales 5000 bales. Sugar
hrm: sales at 7@1kac. Corn buoyant at 94c,GSI 10
for prime white. Whisky advanced lc.
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~ We return thanks to the Adams Ex.
press for late Western papers. ..- '.-
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gsB- Meteorological observations for the
PENNY PRESS, by Henry Ware, 0ptician, No.
7 West Fourth street, October 8, 1859.
O'Clock. Barometer. Thermometer.
a. M..,..,..,. ZyOS %
IL III. ,,...,.. ....,s.. Ey.0U -
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RouTR FOR SALE--A good route for sale on
the Penny Pres'. Inquire at the counting
room.
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RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES. - We are
indebted to Deputy City Auditor Shultz for the
following receipts and expenditures of the City
Of Cincinnati, for the week ending October l.,
1RhQ.
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EN0R E-NEWSPAPER- AN estab-
n lished Republican Paper in one of the best rail-
road towns in Northern Illinois. Address r. s. B.,
a ncl.
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Times and Enquirer COPY. ]
AUCTION sALE.-BY THOMAe

AUCTION SALE.-BY THOMAS
"A JOHNSTON, in salos-rooms, No; % Main street,
Boots and shoes, fine Oarpetings, &C., at Auction.
On WEDNESDAY MORNING, October 5, commsnc-
~ O'Clock will be sold without reserve, Mems
Oxford Ties; Women's Misses and Children's Shoes;
You:hs and Infants Boots; Ladies' fine Galter
n. B.-This stock of shoes will be well worth the
attention Of city and country buyers.
ALS0-At IL Oclock-Lot of ine Carpetinq
oca THOMAS JOHNSTON, Auotioneer.
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CITY MATTERS.

l@ Penny Press to be had every
morning at the CountIng-room door.
Only one cent.
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N0R RENT-R00MS-Three or five rooms
IL newly papered, water, gas and use of bath:
centrally located. For particulars address s. B., az
this office oca.bs
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COVINGTON NEWS.

Amy communications from our friends WILL be
Box 81, Oovington, Ky.l
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N0R SALE-DINING SALOON--The old
n aud well.estabshed Dining Saloon, at No. 8
East Fourthstreet, having seventy five prompt pay
Ing boarGers and good transient trade For furt her
particulars INQUIRE on the promises. oc4bt
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FOR RENT.

ITsoR RENT-RoOM-The second story room
- on tho north west corner of Main and fourth
streete. Apply to T. A. EVENS, Engrayer, No.
Wast F0urth.street, Cincinnati. ocNcs
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a UCTION sALE.-BY H. 8. MILES
IA & CO., No. 80 Msin-stre-t-- Boots, Shoes and
Groceries at auction. -On THURSDAY MORNING,
October 4, at o'clock, Is cases Mems Kip and Calf
Boots is cases Boys do do. do, 45 Mems Boys
and Womens' Kip and Calf Brogans and Boots.
ceres, 1000 bundles Straw and Rag Wrapping
Paper rs boxes, butts and caddies Va, Ky. and Mo.
Tobacco. Oos
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NEWPORT NEWS.

subscriptions, advertisements and osmmunica.
tlons addressed to the "Press Reporter" Box s6 Will
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BOARDING.

P0ARDING-Two gentlemen desiring q
l0 pleasant place to board In private fam lily
where there are few boarders, would do well to call
at NO. lO7 Longworth-street, between Elm and Plum
sfms moderate. oc4.bs
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FOR SALE.

Ev0R sALE-SHOW CASES. second
M hand show cases. Call at so West Fourth street
OC4-be G.. @. KEIFFIN & co.