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The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-11-23

BoARD or CRY IMPRovEMENrs.-At the reg
ular semi-weekly session Of the Board Of City
Improvements yesterday morning, tho clerk
was directed to prepare and transmit to the
City Council an ordinance to pave the unpaved
sidewalk on Clinton-str0et, from Western-row
to Freeman-street. l .t
Also, an ordinance TO grade and pave with
limestone, Park-alley, from Mill street to
Ramsey.
The communication from the Trustees and
Visitors of Common Schools relative to the
condition of Third-street, between Butler
street and the Miami Canal, was referred to
the Commissioner Of the District. by
The Commissioner Of tho Eastern District
was authorized to have Main-Street, from
Seventh to the Miami Canal, repaired at a
cost of $35. a t.ea
The sealed proposals offered for repairing the
culvert under Culvert-street, south of Fifth
street, were opened and considered, and laid
on the table until tho next meeting. Board
adjourned. a8iiO -a, g..e s.r.
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POLICE CouRr.--Judge Lowe yesterday dis
posed Of twenty-six cases, only one or two Of
which were worthy Of note. r...,l
John Campbell, who, we stated yesterday,
had been arrested upon charge Of violating
the seventh commandment, at the instance
OF woman named Kate Free, was dis
charged, no evidence having been offered
which would seem to indicate guilt, although
it is quite probable the fact that it is ex-
tremely difficult to prove the commission Of
this crime may also have tended to the result
we have named. Thesi unfortunate females
Who were arrested in his establishment were
also dismissed. 55- t,,as, .lo IL b,,.o5 \,
George Heilman, whom we noticed in our
issue of yesterday as being arrested upon o
charge Of grand larceny, having stolen thirty
eight dollars in silver coin and bank-notes
from an Italian on Fifth-street, named John
Martin, was held to bail in the sum of $500 to
answer the charge before the next Court Of
common Pleas. M syr- 0H,- tt..sA +
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Coal OIL, Lamp. and burners.

Tho card Of Messrs. Gray, Hemingway 4
Brothers, which will be found in our
columns, fully announces TO the Western and
Southern trade the nature and extent of the
various articles of Glassware, &C., constantly
turned out by tho skillful workmen at their
extensive works, on tho banks Of the Ohio,
and which obviate any necessity, so far as
quality and prices are concerned, Of q resort
to any other establishment in the East or
elsewhere; but our purpose 10 now more es-
pecially, in the first place, to invite the at
tention Of the trade, and oil interested, to the
quality and styles Of the
LANTERNS,
which they manufacture for the use of
railroads, steamboats,, and for any required
purpose. Mono of your Yankee notions, made
not for use, but for sale, and which have too
long flooded the South and West, only to melt,
be thrown overheard, or to be strewn along the
various railroad routes by agents and CON
ductors, 30 grossly imposed upon. The Ian
terms Of Gray, Hemingway 4 Brothers are Of
their own manufacture, Of the self-adjusting
and other most approved patents and styles,
and eonstructed with view to durability.
.. COAL OIL LAMPS.
Sinoo chemical science has overcome the only
objection to the oil, BY deodorixingit, and thus
destroying the offensive odor, this basis for ar
tifcial light must throw all other fluids into
disuse, 1t being the nearest approach to gas, in
point ofsafety, brillianoy and economy, being,
after all, liquid gas The oil being pure, the
next important matter Is the burner, and
though scores Of abortive contrivances have
been palmed upon the public, g., Fl. Il Bros.
have what may be confidently styled
THE PERFECT COAL OIL BURNEK,
In which the wick works with entire freedom,
avoiding all smoke or offensive cdors, may be
adjusted to oil and fluid lamps, and defying all
competition.
They have always on hand large stock OF
pure deodorized oil lamps for all purposes,
ohimneys, shades, wioks, brushes, &o.
Remember No.20 East Columbia-Stres
LETTER OF RECOMMENDATION.
CINCINNATI, November II, 1859.
Aessrs. Gray d Hemingway: .
GENTs--The Collins Burner you sent me
havo fully tested, and must acknowledge that
1t Is superior to any that have tried; and for
length and extent Of fame, and the freedom Of
it from aickering, have met with no burner
that will produce the same extent Of fame, or
such uniformity Of It during combustion. With
the same wick and oil it will give fully one
half more light than the Jones or any other
burner am acquainted with.
Respectfully, Yours, &C.,
.. E.. .S.WAYNE, Chemist,
Phoenix Oil-works, Cincinnati.
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE County BoARD or
EQuALIzATIoN.--TheC County Board of Equali-
zaton, that it might better discharge it's duties,
as our readers are already aware, subpenaed
a large number Of persons from the different
townships to assist in making fair average Of
the value Of all the real estate In the county.
Yesterday these persons were divided into
committees, with instructions TO report In re-
gard to the discrepancies they might find in
the assessors returns. Some Of the committees
reported to the Board yesterday afternoon, but
the remainder have not as yet finished their
labors. The reports which have been handed
in are in substance as follows:
The Committee for Harrison, Whitewater and
Crosby were Of the opinion that, although
they found some discrepancies in the relative
valuation Of few lots, they had thought It
best to allow the assessors returns to remain as
they were.
The Committee for Anderson, Columbia and
Spencer, reported some contrariety in the rela-
tive value Of some farms, but 1t was not Of suf-
icient magnitude to justify them in disturbing
the returns of the assessors. .,.-
The Committee for Symmss, Sycamore aud
Springfield agreed that tho property in Symmos
had been valued proportionately too high, and
that the average Of that township was below
that of Springfield. Five lots in Sycamore
wore valued at $51, when 1t should have been
$751; seven Others valued at $56 80, should have
been $74 40, and in Symmes some had been
taken at $3l 40, which should have been
$3.50 20.
The Committee on Colerain, Green and Mi
ami recommended that the average value Of
Colerain should be increased to $45 that q
proportionate amount should be taken from
the aggregate value Of Green, and that Miami
should be allowed to remain as returned by
tho assessors.
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ACCIDENT TO AN EXPRESS DRIVER. -- The
driver Of an express-wagon, named John Col
lins, became somewhat inebriated yesterday
afternoon, and with the usual concomltants of
drunkenness came also recklessness and hebe-
tuds. While in this state he drove his horse
quite rapidly, but when near tho corner Of
Sixth and Plum-streets, sudden jolt threw
him from his seat and he fell upon the bowld-
cred pavement with such force as to break his
right arm and ipjure his head quite severely.
He was taken into house in the neighborhood,
where his wounds were dressed, after which he
was removed to his home on Elm-street, near
Front.
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SINGULAR AFyA1R.--0n the 9Th of November,
q man named James Cairns was sent to the
City Prison, being unable to pay fine Of $40
and costs, which was charged against him for
somo trifing misdemeanor. He had some
money, which he paid, and thon his wife, with
the spirit Of o true woman, came to his rescue
with her jewelry and pledged tho payment Of
tbs balance with three fnger-rings, o pair Of
earrings, and Q breast.pin. Yesterday she
went to the City Prison for the purpose of re-
deeming her jewelry, whom It was discovered
that two Of the rings had been stolen--a cir
sumstance whichshe svers she will have inves-
tigatod until she finds, II possible, the guilty
party: f.+ "
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BunaLARY oS Tu1Rp. .srRErr--Ths residene,

BURGLARY on THIRD-sTREEr.--The residence
of man named Joseph Ross, located on
Third street, near Stone, was feloniously en-
tered night before last, and robbed of port
monnaie containing $27, which the scoundrels
found in the bedroom of Mr.. Ross The on
trance was effected by climbing to the second
story of the house by means of porch in the
rear, and thence through window to the hall,
from which they passed into the chambers.
Their operations were quite noissless, and
the loss Of the money was the only method by
which the inmates we're made aware that they
had been nocturnally visited. .s-t.' !.
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NEWPORT NEWS.

SUNDAY SCHOOL CKLEBRATroN.-A Sunday
School celebration takes place at Lexington to-day
and II 10 intended that representation from all
parts Of the State will be present. Rev. Mr.. Oun-
ninghsm of the NJ. u. Church, and Others from this
city have gone thlther to assist In the ceremonies OF
the day. frt'ft feg .. --t.us b.
arTbe ball given by tho concordia Club, Of
fair the atten dance notwithstar ding heinclenency
Of the weather, being large. Kentuckys dark eyed
daughters seemed lovely and charming, and their
sparkling wit flowed freely as evsr. Tof Ia
TIE 'Nsw JAIL.-The roof over the new
jail Is now nearly finished and II Is the intention to
have It completed, ready 70 receive inmates, by the
nrst Of January next. - -
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Boy DROWNED. "A boy named George
McAnulty, about nine years of age, was
drowned yesterday in the river at the foot of
Plum-street. He was padding about the
shore upon q narrow aoat, which suddenly
turned and threw him into tho water. Some
persons who saw tho accident ran to the spot,
but their efforts wero unavailing, and whom the
body was recovered, which was In very short
time, life had become extinct. He was imme-
diately carried to the home Of his parents on
Front-street, an inquest under the ciroum-
stances being deemed unnecessary.
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BENEFIT OF THE WrDows' HoME---The Gin
cinnati Street Railroad Company notify tho
public that the gross receipts on their line Of
road on Thursday--Thanksgiving Day-will
be appropriated to the benefit Of the Widows
Home, by order of the Board. This Official
notice will cause many to ride who would 9TH
erwise walk, and all who have tickets to keep
them In their pockets.
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PRooEEDSGs OF TIE COUNTY CoMMIssIoN-
ERs.--At their regular session yesterday morn
ing, the County Commissioners passed one
order only, which amounted to $50, and dis
charged two men from the County Jail for the
reason that they had no means with which to
pay the fines and costs charged against them.
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MANS LEG BROKEN BY A FALL--A man
whose name we were unable to ascertain had
his leg broken yesterday afternoon by fall
on the corner of Pearl and Main streets. He
was crossing the street, and in stepping upon
the curb. stone his foot slipped in such q
manner as to throw it under his body, which
circumstance caused the Injury.
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CRIPPLE SELECTS. The old established
depot at No. II West Fifth-atreet, to which
our citizens have been accustomed to look to
for the best Of oysters at all times, has pre-
pared treat for Its many patrons at home and
abroad, by having packed, at their Baltimore
house, oysters that will bring the twinkle to
the epicure's eye when spread before him.
No family will, we are assured, think ofsitting
down to their Thanksgiving dinner without a
dish Of Robert 0rr's "triplo select Wysters.
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b II. L. STILES Il Co.-All who are preparing
for feast tomorrow, Thanksgiving Day,
should read tho advertisement Of Stiles l. Co.
in another column. They will receive large
supply of fine oysters, selected expressly for
the family trade. Don'tforget II when laying
in your supplies.
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OYSTERS, 0YsTERs. = Two thousand cans
oysters are arriving to-day at Waggoner's
0yster-house, on Western. row, above Fifth,
for Thanksgiving. Some of them are nearly
as large as small-sissd beef-stakes. We be-
lieve they come from the "big oyster bed"
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JouRNALIsTIc.--Mr. R. Delsvan Mussey, for
many months connected with the local de-
partment of the Daily Gaselte, has become as
sociated with the editorial staff of th at journal.
His new position wo trust will pl,ove moro
agreeable because less arduous than the ono
he has repigned.
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UNPAID LETrERs.-The following is Q list of
letters detained for non payment of postage at
the Postofice, in this city, November 22.
John Henry Warnaheld, Wheeling, Va.
Frank Schimoler, Fort Jennings Ohio.
H. 0ttenheimer, Chicago, Ill.
N. Northup, Cleveland, Ohio.
Thomas Meehan, Msysvile, Ky.
Eben Lanfeld, Newark, Ohio.
VIM. Haynes, Paducah, KY.
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OYsTERs.-Those fond os fine oysters. and
who is not2--should call at Todd's Oyster
Depot, No. 253 Walnut street, above Sixth,
He receives daily by express the very best
bivalves sent to this market, and his patrons
can rely upon them and him always.
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ARRYvALs- : Bostona, Portsmouth Clipper, Big
Sandy; Melrose, Maysvilo; Priorsss, Madison; Glen
dale, Memphis and Emerald, dock; Telegraph, Lou.
isyile; Dunleith and Virginia Home, Neville.
DEpARTuREs-Bostona, Portsmouth; Clipper, Big
Sandy; Melrose, Maysyillc; Prioress, Madison; Lib.
erty, Wheeling; Orb, Homer and Monarch, New Or
leans Arizona, Pittsblre; sDunleith and lVirainia
Home, Neville; Silver Wave, St. Louis.
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TERrsIoHoRsAs.-The party given by the
pupils of Mr.. Shanks, to their parents and
friends, last night, at National Hall, was
very pleasant affair, and passed off to the en-
tire satisfaction ofal the votarios of tho grace
full Terpsichore who participated In Ii. 5
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lBY MAGNETIC TELEGRApE.l

NEW YOaK MARKET, November 22-P, M.--Fiour
sss sGsv but without change :s
for extra do; 81 95g5 so for superfine Western;
q 1905 20 for common to medium extra do; and
rouud-hoop Ohio. Canadian Flour quiet and un-
changed sales $50 brls. Ut S. 1905 20 Tor common to
choice extra. Rye Flour ia fair request at 50 500
30. Wheat dull, and prices without change: Gales
1900 bushels at 81 IS for common to cum 81 10 for
Milwaukee club; 1l s7&l ss for winter Canadian.
ley Without important change: sales 1900 bushels at
76@7sc. for Canada East, and $50. for good State
Corn steady: sales l4oOo bushels at 7ss5c: for new
Western and Canadian. whisky market very dull
and heavy; trifing sales at 2sc; Pork market mone
active and frmer: sales 1900 brls: at Sl6 62@l6 rs
Reef unchanged: sales 800 brls at S44 rs for prime
S5G15 p for mess; SO@ao for old and new repacked
Sil@H 25 Prime Mess Beef firm at SIsa2 dressed.
Hogs dull at 7Ac. Cut Meats nominal Bacoa more
active: sales 10 600 boxes lopg-ribbed Middngs at
lots for future delivery but precise time not reported
Lard dull and heavy sales Of $50 brs. at .l9 sl0Ac
Butter plenty and dull at ll1f@scc. for Ohio, and
l432lc for State Cheese steady and quiet at 8llc.
Cotton firm: sales Of 1000 bales. Hides declining:
Buenos Ayres at 23ac. Lead firm: Galena. at IS 75
i pulled cd at s7Ssao. Sugar firm at sS g7Ic. ' N
PHILADELPHIA MARKET, November There Is no
demand for Flour except for the home trade, at
IS l2hGs5 q for mixed and good brands; ~ zoos IS
for fancy lots. Wheat is in fair demand, and sup.
plies in slowly sales l,soO bushels at 81 2al 80
for good and prime red; and 5000 bushela white at
81 Al for good, and 81 429l "A for prime Rye In de.
mand. Corn steady sales 5000 bushels new at 6S(1
7i4c Oats unchanged: sales 1900 bushels prime
Delaware at 4l8c. Whisky quiet: sales at 27@215c.
New ORLEANS MARKET, November 72.-Ootton
closed buOyant, at an advance of Hc Sales to-day
li,50O bales at ll@ll4c. for mddng qualities Sales
for three days 900 bales; receipts do 81 800 bales
against 5000 bales at the same time last year. Re.
cepts ahead Of last year $500 bales. Sugar closed
buoyant at an advance OF Bc.: sales at T179dc. for
fair to fully fair olasaes 4lc Pork closed quiet at
Si5 for mess. Sterling Exchange S&@9,4 per cent.
premium; Eastern do. lss@2h premium; Sight. do.
k@$ discount. - -,
BALrrMoRE MARKET, November 22s-Flonf dull at
S. % for Howard Wheat quiet sales 1000 bushels
at 81 3oAl As for .whte Corn firm at S4CsS5c. for
white, and S6@s7c. for yellow. Mess Pork Sl5. Ba-
con Sides loc. Whisky dull at &c. Sight Exchange
on New York lilo premium. f'H .
rt,LNgsSIl Per Canada, -.V Tl
HAvRE C0TT0N MABKET, November I.-The gales Of
sevoral lots on delivery ut rather higher prices.
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0YsrER.HousE.-Th oyster importing house
Of Peter Cavagns, No. 81 West Third street,
is enabled to supply all demands for choice
oysters tonight and tomorrow. .He is pro-
vidsd with some OF the "doubls extras"
which we know to BOA No. /. Try thsm. b,
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FOR RENT.--Rooms on second and third
floors, in the building Immediately opposite
Penny Press, suitable for law, medical, insur-
ance or railroad Offices. All have been newly
painted and pspered. Apply at Penny Press
Counting room.
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COMMON PLEAS.

SUR UNDER THE BAsrARDY Acr.-Anna
Weber Vs. Frank Miller-Before Judge Collins. The
action Wa . prove the paternity OF an iegitmste
child. Under the recent decision OF the Supreme
Court, the defendant was allowed to testify. He
swore he had no illicit intercourse with plaintiff.
A great many Witnesses We're subpenaod.
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CB Don't forget that the Penny
Press is the medium through which to
make known your wants! Advertise
ments Of five lines and less, inserted
twice for twenty-five cents!
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OHIO MECHANICS INsTTTUTH LECTURES. -
Philip Boilean Jones ill lecture this evening
at the hall of the Mechanics Institute, ON the
corner Of Sixth and Vine. subjeot--"Falling
Stones." .e. l.... :,
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LOST.

n .OST-D0G-A small black and tan col
-M-lored terrier slut. liberal reward "a,
will be paid for its return to JAS WAT-90sG
SON, Henrie House. no23br -
n OST-YICTORINE-On Sunday night,
-M-I betWeen Court and Linn streets and the Uni
versalst Uhurch on Plum. .street, a Fitch Martin
yictorine. The 6nder will be rewarded by leaving
1t at No. 100 Linn-sreet, above Court. no22be
II .OST-SCARF-0n Sabbath morning last,
MAnear the corner Of Plum and Fifth Streets or on
Fifth-street west of Plum, small plaid silk scarf
valued as memento The finder will be paid for all
trouble by leaving 1t at the counting room Of the
Penny Pres no22ds
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PocKEr PIcKsD.-Mr. James Bense, oolleo-
tor of water-rents for the city, had his pocket
picked yesterday Of his port-monaie, contain
ing 5000 in money and check for $50. .-
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OF Y N E w 8

B. r. AILsY.-At No. IL, Broadway, below
Columbia, will be found fresh arrival of
Fenoh felt hats, and a variety Of attractive
cloth and plush caps. ot-
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@s-Penny Press to be had every
morning at the Counting-room door.
Only one cent. .
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LICENsE RECEIPTS AT TEE MAYORS OyTIog.
During the week ending Monday evening,
the following sums were received at the May
or's office for licenses:
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AUCTION SALES.


A UCTiON sAIE-BY II. s. MILES
"a co: Sales room No. - Mainstreet. Mort
ssss ssi ss 3secassS Rs fsSs At
Rsis s:,.a Ds sAsf ~
donss and pfs
assorted Kid Gloves, IS pcs. Velvet Ribbons, 70 pcs
D.s S ss s:e. sss coiS
= = mAlso-An invoice Of Boots, shoes, Brossns aud
A UCTION sALE.--BY II. s. NILES
s. :od Sioa; ssss2Ss rs sf o&s
ING, November @, al O'Clock, y bags Mo Coffee;
%as' wh;, 1aSs Coffee e seEs CARBON sgsa . whsS.
dow Glass, Glassware, Rice, Nutmtgs, Indigo, Cord
age, Boots, Shoes, Brogans WrsppiDs Paper ac.,
A UCTION sALE-BY KELLOGG &
"A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Nos q and ~ last
MORNING, November 20, at o'clock, three largo
cases OF Toys, assorted OF s kinds, for the tTaao.
nOzs " '''' 'D tst S'' A. KELLOGG. Auoslone-r.
, a UCTIONs asALE.--By KELLOGG Il
street. On NsDNEsDAY M6RSiNG Nc,e@ser
q, At O'Clock, q stock of Dry and Fancy uoods.
Clothias, Boots, Shoes Watches, dc.
ALSO-A fine stock and general variety Of Toys.
second hand Furniture. f|H.
!, ALSO.4o lt;frame Looking.glssses, assorted
noN A.KELLOGG, Auctioneer
CTION SAL E-BY 6. BRA
- SHEARS 4 Co.-ssles, rooms Nos. S7 and %
Main , Sale g SsSSsrles Ae
ING November ~ MSS
Of Groceries consisting Of 50 bris Molases $50 kegs
Nails; % kegs s. G. s9ds; % boxes Rslsins 20 bdis.
assorted Paper; 200 joz. assorted Buckets 40 deg.
ashbOArdH; IS bXs. lbs. and 6s. Tobacco.
ALsO-indiso, Nutmegs, Rics, Tubs. Vinegar.
'GSi no Y0'uAsS; q. afSRAsHEARs CO., Auctoneer..
A UCTION sALE.-By JACOB GRAFF
9f Marble and Alabaster statnaty, and Orns msnts,
sa at Aaeos va %EbNsspaeYn eni
at at our Store No.. Is East Fourth street, an Ia
voice comprising large assortment Of Atruscan,
Yellow Sienna and other different kinds Of Italian
Marble, suited for the decoration of parlors halls,
xs &
grape.lesyes Vines ae Open work Vases for flowers,
Yes!al Temples Gard Receivers, gloreptiue open
hemian and Henitian Glassware, from tho Royal
Manufactores Of Prague and Vienna. consisting cf
Antique Vases, Goblets, Pitchers Perfumes, French
ALso-EneiIish stons China, Toilet Ware, and
very large assortmenI Of richly Cut Glassware, such
css q nSSs Ssec%sss1ss waf
ALS0-.A q number Of rich Rosewood Writing
Desks and Ladies' Work. boxes. Nl 'i--ii-IlI~
N B.--Tho room will be opened for exhibition Of
the goods on Tuesday morning at o'clock, when
ladies and gentlemen respectfully invited to call
and examine them. .tl.A.,- o.. -.f i
nol7 r.-'l- JACOB CRAFT. Auctioneer.
I "A UCTlON SA L E,-LOTS IN CAM
-kA BRIDGE CITY, Indiana, at Auction. .-HEW-r
SON q HOLMES will sell, on WEDNESDAY, No
change without roserve rs Lots in the city OF Cam
bridge Ind, unmproyed, belonging to the late Com
mercial Bank of Cincinnati. sale positive Terms
sale, 70 NA ~. pol4
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BOARDING.

R0ARDING-For two gentlemen can be
AD had at No 10Y Longworth -itreet, near Plum.
Terms moderate. no2zbf
R0ARDING-Several gentlemen can bsac-
iMScemmodstsd with boarding by the day or week,
BY applying at No. 1855 Sy east side,
door below Fifth. no22aw+
ROARDING--Lsrge, airy unfurnished
.n-D Rooms for families, aud boarding and lodging
for single gentlemen, at III sycamore-street, be-
tween Fifth and sixth, west side.
nol7aw' T. A. ROWE.
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METEOROLOGICAL oBsERvATroNs-Fo the
Penny Ffess, by Henry Ware, 0ptician, No.
West Fourth-street, November %.
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ENoR SALE-SEWING MACHINES--Five
ing Machines at $25 each to cloee them out great
bargain. Call Immediately at JESSUP'S MOURN
ING STORE, Tourth.street opposite Shillito 4
Co.'S. NOLAN
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NRAMAIN TYPE AND STEREOTYPE
Fl,uSs iss r. al sas.' yns :sa:s