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be killed, and he could not remember which.
Gross -examined-Is q particular friend of
Harris, but considers him insane.
John Cole called-Harris asked witness II
he had heard from tho sale of the house by the
master commissioner said the DR.. was dirty
dog; had run the house up on him to 5000 or
$3OO more than it ought to have brought, but
he would be even with him one of these days.
Witness told this to Foster, and told him to be
on his guard; told him as Joke.
Cross-examined - Conversation alluded to
took place week ago on Monday.
Judge Boyd calted-Had conversation with
Fl. several months before difficulty, FL. told
witness that Foster was q damned rascal, and
ought to be "settled;" did not know exactly
what he meant; told DR.. Foster to avoid H.,
as he was desperate man had drawn pis.
tol on Hawkins at one time, and also q
hatchet on man named Williams some years
ago. Harris words lin connection with his
violent disposition) appeared to imply that he
intended violence. A week ago met Mr.. Hsr-
ris; Fl. spoke of the sale Of his property; said
1t brought 81, 800, run up by DR.. Foster, and
said every time +. bid he "a y felt like throw
ing a bowlder just to stop his mouth till the
sale was over, and he had notion to do It yet;
did not tell 1t to the DR.. lest 1t might result
croas' sxsm;nod-1r,ds,.,,od,h ,ho .o,;r. &c
nsst,IsdS was "l-,,sd.n oI ..d .nv s o. thso' y,
the h"w,dsr DIV won of Vs Lssrnn I h;, " Or;a,." %
th;nLs 70 n ,,oy,d a;,sa, ps - dI,sop
hesitate 10 lii, h;na no !. .. n ~ NV
' Mrs T;nn.a5o,S1u ~ m both ~ .nn.J y NJ Testar o,
h;dd;nc ~ s' rsSoh.Is as hys''. rs We we
mortaaas and w;shad ~ haS. ', h,;n nu sronnh @
to coyss hsr dabt or huv w ~ hsr..,s As 'A'DsA
.SS.r;s Hsl,a oousa" "Eost.. ~ to~h th n,,.o, h.
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ASSAULT WITH INTENT TO KILL.--A man
named James Lewis was tried in the Police
Court, yesterday, for stabbing, with intent to
kill, George Ash. The parties are all colored
mon, and, it appears, have been on unfrisndly
terms for some time past. Lewis overlook Ash
on the Reading Road, night before last, about
two miles from the city, and beat him severely
with heavy club. Officer Schultz, who made
tho arrest, testified that Lewis had admitted to
him that he had been waiting for an opportu-
nifty to beat Ash. He was committed in de-
fault Of $500 to answer the charge Of assault
with intent to kill.
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FIRE LAST N1aHr.--About half-past nine
o'clock last evening the hat store Of Mr.. H.
J. Montgomery, No. 2S1 Western-row, was
discovered to be on fire. The alarm was given
and the fire department was quick at work,
and succeeded in subduing tho flames, after a
damage of about $3.50, covered, as we UNDER
stand, by insurance. The fire originated from
aue in which hole for stove-pipe had
been left open. Yesterday being somewhat
winterish, q nre was built in stove in room
over Mr.. Montgomery's store, and 1t Ia
supposed tho SCOT took IRE and was com.
munioated to the shelving. Mr.. M. had left
his store about an hour previous to the fire.
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HOME INTEREST.

N@- A. A. Eyster, Clocks, Watches and
Jewelry, Nos. ah and I'll westsrn.row.
G&r Daguerrean Gallery, Southwest corner
Of Sixth and wsstern.row, over Hannaford's Drug
store. Pictures taken and put In good cases for
twenty cents. Warranted to please. -. .
GREAT ATTRACTIONS 4 McGuire, the
wellknown Merchant Tailors, ct 2S6 Walnut street,
have now fine stock of Clothes suitable for Coats
and Pants Of every quality. They are good filters
and never fail in rendering satisfaction to those who
favor them. Drop in.
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AMUsEMENTs.

WooD's THELrER-Mr. Collins,s shird ap-
pearance, last evening, was greeted with iull house.
Ills peerless eccentrcits in the characters he sus
tained to the delight Of his audience met with
most yociferons laughter. He Is an Irishman out
snd ont when zen he tries to be, and eentleman ditto
Pay the Rent" to consult Collins, alias "Morgan
Rather, and he'll surely invent some means to H.
Qui1ate the same. -
Tonight he appears In BoRN TO Coop LUCK, and,
as utual, hel have the good luck to have crowded
hous'. He also appears in (or on) HIS LAST LEGS
and we hope they may never wear out, out continue
support The phi, steal supertructure as well as he
supports his role of Irish characters
Don't forget his songs, intended nterlopers, but
always hailed as welcome guests. His engagem snt
Is short make use OF the time.
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WHEELER 4 WILSON'S sEwINa-M AcHrNEs.-
A good family sewing machine is treasure In
any household. The above machine Is &C.
knowledged by competent judges to exceed any
other extant for family use. It has been
awarded premiums at several State Fairs,
and also at the great National Fairs at st.
Louis and Chicago. Our readers and the pub.
fc generally are referred to the advertisement
of VIM. Summer & Co., agents for the same,
in another column, where partial list OF those
Of our city now using them can be seen.
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tBy Telegraph
New York Market.
NEwYoRK, October ls-P. NJ.

Cotton dull sales of 900 bales. Flour de-
slned. sales of l0,50O brs OF Ohio at IS 3515 80.
Wheat heavy: sses of 500 bushels at AZ for very
bushels mixed, nominal, at 81.
Whisky active at 296n2Qfc.
Sugar Quiet NJ uscoyado 614@7c.
Coffee hrm. and advanced AC sales Of 900 bags, ct
auction, at l0S@l2ysc., averaging lltc.
Hides advanced Ac., with moderate business.
Tobacco steady: Kentucky 4h(9llHc.
Wool frmer sales Of $1,000 lbs. fleece at 40dn62Kc.,
and 80, 900 lbs. pulled at &@50c,
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CoLLIsIoN.-A collision between couple Of
buggies, dray and express. wagon took place
at the corner Of Fourth and Walnut-streets,
yesterday afternoon. One Of the buggies was
pretty we'll smashed up. The horse attached
to the other became frightened and ran down
Fourth-stree at almost "Flors Temple" speed
The dray and e1prees-wagon escaped unin-
jured, as we'll as the occupants of each vehicle.
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AUCTION SALES.

TION SAL E.-BY G. BRA
IN SHEARS & CO., Sales.rooms Nos. 81 and 80
Main MISUNDERSTANDING Sale of Boots and Shoes
at Auction. We will sell, on THURSDAY MORN
ING, October 20, at O'Clock, without reserve, 300
cases Boots and Shoes Terms cash.
A UCTION SALE.-BY H. 8. MILES
IA 4 co., No. SO Main-street-Groceries, Glass-
INC, October 2O at clock, consisting Of general
assortment Of Groceries, &c. Sugars, Cofees, Teas,
ground Spices, German and fancy soaps. Pearl
Starch, Rice, painted and Cedar Buckets, Whiskies
and Brandies, straw and rag Paper, Bedoords, Rope
and Shoes, Cotton Yarn, Lemon Syrup, Tallow and
Star Candles, Cheese, 8. O. Soda, Matches and
ccia Il. 8. MILES d co., Austionesrs.
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ON A Bro SpREE.-Three individuals-Wm.
Frederick, Neal McDsrmott, and Adam Prln-
gle got on tremendous spree yesterday. They
got SO tight a. to be unable to navigate, and
wore very kindly provided with an express
wagon, accompanied by two officers, and es-
corted to the Ninth, street Station house. This
morning they viii appear in the Police Court,
be charged for their ride, and dealt with a. the
law provides,
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INKLINGs.

On the fourth page will be found an enter
tanning sketch Of "The Last Scene Of Wash
ington's Life" Every one should read it.
Some two hundred feet of the Vine-strset
oulvert is completed.
Twenty-Five cases were tried by Judge
Lowe in the Police Court yesterday.
A colored man, named David Coleman
was fined S. and costs in the Police Court
yesterday, for assaulting his wife.
We understand that weekly paper will
shortly be started in this city, with heavy
capital at its back. Come on, there's room for
all.
The Palace Garden has "gons up"
The little boy, Patrick O'Nisl, who was
burned with gun-powdsr, last week, 10 recov-
ering rapidly. He is ct tho Commercial Hos
pital.
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HELD TO ANswHR.-Ge Kennedy, alias
Carson, was arraigned in the Police Court, yes
terday, to answer the charge of burglarously
entering the dwelling of William B. Lyman, on
Everett-street, near Cutter, last Saturday, and
hold in bonds Of $500 to answer to the Court Of
Common Pleas. He was also held in bonds Of
$4,000 to answer the charge Of shooting, with
intent to kill, Mr.. George Ballenger.
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REMOVAL. - The Business Mems Prayer
Meeting, which has heretofore been held in
the First Presbyterian Church, will in future
be held at the Second Presbyterian Church,
on the south side of Fourth-street, between
Vine and Race. Services will commence at
the latter place this morning at eight o'clock.
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To MERcHANrs.-It should not be forgotten
by our merchants that the PENNY PREss has
the largest circulation in the towns upon all
railroads dverging from this point Of any
other Cincinnati paper, and that, accordingly,
1t offers tho best medium of advertising. Also,
that Its city circulation is second to none other,
and Is rapidly increasing. II you wish to
reach the people, avail yourself Of Its columns.
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STREET T-RAILRoAD TURN-oUTs. "A number of
petitions, numerously signed, will be PRESENTED
to Council tonight, in favor of granting the
use of the streets for turn.oats. It is to be
hoped that Council will take proper view Of
this subject and grant the prayer of the
petition,
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MENrER's CoRNEr.-By reference to an ad-
vertisement in another column, it will be seen
that the presentation of the silver cornet to
Capt. A. Menter will take place next Satur-
day evening at Smith 4 Nixon's Hall, on
which occasion grand vocal and instrumental
concert will be given.
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1@ 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.fiya centsi
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STEALING A Saw Thomas Ryan, we'll
known to the police, was called up in the Po-
lice Court yesterday to answer the charge of
stealing an old hand-saw, valued at 81. He
was found guilty, and sentenced to the County
Jail for the term of six months.
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PERPUMEBIEs, POWDERS, &c.-We refer our
lady readers to solon Palmer's special notices.
His stock of fancy articles, perfumeries and
powders Is Of first-class articles. When In
want of any of the above articles call at No. 86
West Fourth-street and get good article.
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DEATH FROM BEIse scALDRD Tho little
girl, McCarty, who was scslded some time
since by the upseting Of kettle Of boiling
water, died yesterday at the residence Of her
parents on Freeman-street, near Sixth, after
suffering greatly.
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LAW REPORT.
SUPERIOR COURT.

WHAT CONSTITUTES AN APPEARANCE TN
CoURTi~David 0kss vs. Wood, Eddy Go. Motion
presented to Judge Spencer for rule against the de-
It appears that ON the original process Issued the
Sheriff returned that he had served the defendants
ness. Afterward motion was made Ut does not ap-
pear In whose behalf TO set aside this return, and
% %oo
inally filed to set aside the return was signed BY
Mills Hoadley and the plaintf contends that this
behalf Of w., T.. Co., and he treated as an appear
anoe to the action, authorizing him to treat these
submit to judgment by default The predicate Of this
position is that motion under the code IL plead
ing or equivalent to an appearance in the action.
by summons served on the party, by publication by
acceptance, or waiver Of q summons, or by appear;
upon the writ!or affected in some specific mode un.
der the Code The filing Of pleading Is an appear
dsnarrsr or Otherwise. But WSsro there her % Is sppear
ance by attorney for the mere purpose of resisting
the jurisdiction Of the Court 1t Is not an Appearance
TO the action proper but an appearance ior special
1n The is ssSd on are. are Asss e. th part S
firm doing business in this city, and were served
At At what % was supposed to be their place Of business
ia an a asSs
calling, that Of lottery business was unlawful, and
not recognized by the law, Hs Jpdgs 81 believed
he their place Of business within the contemplation
of the statute which authorizes suits against men
employed In lawful business.
The plaintiff supposes that he will be aegrieyed By
this decision. Ths answer is, that the Sheriff
amended his return not by order Of the Court, but
on leave givsn and If the party concelvss himself
Injured that there was q false return, that the
dpfendants had actual, proper place Of business
and the Sheriff returned them "not served, ,hs
plaintiff might bring his suit against the Sheriff for
false return, and moot the question again: But
question like this, the Court could not consent to
enter rule against the other party to appear to the
action. Motion 0verrued
]. Wolff for the motion; Nils against.
steamboat. The petition was based on promissory
note given by officer Of the boat, and did not set
forth the consideration.
Court-It has been held again and again that On
action cannot be brought against q boat for money
loaned to the officers.
Plaintiffs Attorney-The note Is drawn In the name
OF the boat, but signed by the Clerk.
Judge Spencer-A boat, az such, cannot give
promissOry note. The action could only be main
tanned against the boat whore 1t Is brought for sup
plis repairs, matters of that sort. 1t has even
been held that where money 10 loaned, and vested In
supplies, that would not lay the foundation fr an
action II the opposite Counsel should consent,
judgment might be taken in this case for the amount
ut six per cent
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FINE HATs.-B. r. Alley, st Al Broadway,
Is making fine style ofhst, which for elegance
and exquisite finish Is unsurpassed by any
other worn. His stock is large and well as
sorted. If you want nne hat or cap, call In
at Al Broadway.
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Could NOT BE REFORMED Wilson, an
old vagrant, was taken to the Home Of the
Friendless, some time since, with the hope
of reforming her bad habits, but without
success. Her conduct was of such nature
as to send her back to her old quarters.
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SCHOOL Books.--Tho attention OF country
merchants, and all others in want Of school
books, &C., is called to the advertisement Of
Messrs. Moore, Wilstach, Keys & Co., In
another column.
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EYIpENCR For DEFENSE.

Dr.. Lauson, Of Cincinnati callea-Has known
Foster eight or nine years; has been his ply
sician his breath is not up to the natural
standard has asthma and hemorrhage of the
lungs could not bear protracted physi-
cal struggle; examined him day or two ago
with instruments.
Mr.. Hayman re called-Had conversation
fore difficulty; Harris was hostile to F., and
either said he would kill him or he ought 70
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G9-As the freight train on the Ohio and
Mississippi Railroad was going out yesterday
morning, It ran against car which had been
left on the track, threw it of down ON embank-
ment and smashed it mp.
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MEETING OF GENERAL TICKET AasNTs.-
There will be meeting of General Ticket
Agents Of the Western Railroads, and their
connections East and South, in this city next
Tuesday.
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GLoRrrIcATroN.-The glorifcation Of the
Republicans will come off at Smith &c Nixons
Hall tomorrow evening. Msssrs. Chase,
Dennison, Corwin, Gurley, and others are the
speakers.
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PROVOKING AN OFyIoER.--Michael Knigh,
for provoking Officer Hadley, Of the Fourth
Ward, to commit breach Of the peace, was
fined $5 and costs by the Police Judge yes
tardaY.
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A New 0RDBR.-A new Order Is about being
established in this city, to be called "The Vol
unter Abstinence Society,"" The object of the
order Is the promotion Of the cause Of temper
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RESISTING 0BFIoER.-Abraham Israel, for
resisting an officer when disoharging his duty,
was fined $5 and costs by Judge Lowe yes
terday.
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rBy Telegraph
Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, October ls-M.
Flour active: Howard and City Mills IS.
Wheat rmer sales OF $4,000 bushels &C 81 209l4o for
white Corn active sales of 900 bushels at 99ic.
for white and yellow.
Provisions steady, but not active: mess Pork SO 75
prime $ll 80. Ohio Whisky ooo.
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Y. M. G. 1.-THE Young Mems Christian
Union will hold their annual meeting, for the
election of officers, at their rooms adjoining st.
Paul's Church, tomorrow evening.
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Our AeArs.-We are pleased to learn that
Mr.. e. Tatem, reporter for the Commercial,
who has been confined to his room some days
with Typhoid Fever, is at his post again.
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Cry PRrsoN.-At the City Prison yester-
day three persons were received-none dis
charged, and six on the sick list. Forty
eight will be sent TO the hillside to-day.
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STOvEs.-As cold weather Is coming on we
refer our readers to O. U. Mackelfrssh's stock
of stoves at 294 West Fifth-street. Give him
Q call.
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TEE GooD THING FOUND 0UT.-Coal Oil and
Lamps for sale at 2l2 Clinton street, North
east corner Of Bsymiller, by William T. Orr.
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N,S- The rail is laid on the Western-row
Street Sailroad Line to Court-street. The
route will be completed in few days.
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CITY MATTERS.

@Penny Press to be had every
morning at the Counting-room door.
Only one cent.
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POBATE COURT
AM afidaxit was nresanted aIlaei1

An affidavit was presented alleging the in
sanity of Hiram Mozer, native Of the United
States, and, for several years, resident of this
county. Itwas stated he had twice stabbed his wife:
pr. 4; Mcmahon, upon examination, considered
caused by intemperance. He was before In the
Lunatio Asylum, and was recommitted there.
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FOR RENT.

N0R RENT--A STONE HOUSE-Of four
II rooms, on Observatory street, Mount Adams
For particulars inquire at No. 20 East Seventh street,
OF MICHAEL MODUNNELL. ocl8b"
EH0R RENT-Front Office and second floor
II for rent at No. "a Front-street, between Main
and Walnut. oclSht
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HAMILTON COUNTY DISTRICT COURT.

VERDIoT.-In the case Of Mccullough va.
Doolitle Chamberlain, before the Court for several
the Hamilton aud Day ton Railroads.&c. Jury
brought in verdict for plaintiff for S7s. The jury
fee was S75. .
King and MoGroarty for plaintiff Fox and Powell
for defense.
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THE PRESS.
10
W ANTsI W ANTs!I

WAN 81 w NN SIT
IF you want o servant, advertise In
THE PENNY PRBss
II you want house, advertise In
THE PENNY PRESS.
Ir you want to sell anything, advertise In
THE PENNY PRESS.
IF you want to buy anything, advertise In
THR PENNY PRESS.
liz fact, every want supplied by advertising in
THE PENNY PRH6S.
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BOARDING.

DOARDIN G-Two unfurnished front
l-D rooms, with board for gentlemen and their
wives. Also, few day boarders. Apply at 23o Race
street, above sixth. Reference REQUIRED. ocl9.be
ROARDING-Fou or five single gentle.
lD men can be accommodated with large front
room, with board, at 29s West Fifth.strset Day
beard So per week. Ocl8bS
R0ARDING-Several gentlemen can be
-MD accommodated with board at lsl Broadway, be-
tween Fifth and Sixth-stree. A second. story front
room, vacant. Also, accommodation for q few day
bosrders. oclSbs
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"ANTED-SITUATION--As driver Of
w public or private carriage. The best Of
references given. Address p, at Penny Press Of
fice ocISbS
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"ANTED-BOY A smart, intelligent
w boy, to attend q retail Ladies' and Gentle
m.n's Hosiery and Furnishing store Inquire at
PHILLIPS BAZAAR, No. G7 Western row, be-
tween the hours of and O'Clock P. M. oclSbl
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"ANTED-Clerks, Statesmen, Book keep
w ers, Porters, Bar-keepers, Coopers, Carpen-
fers, Mechanics, Laborers and others find situa-
t0na by applying at the Merchants Clerks Registry
Office, No. 29i West Fifth street. HALE Il CO.
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mems
w custom pegged work. NJ KEAMEs'S shoe
store, $50 Broadway, between Seventh and Eighth
streets. Highest wages will be paid. ocl8bs
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FOR SALE.


EyOR SALE-DINING SAL00N-The old
u. and well established Dining Saloon, at Nos
East Fourth.street having soventy-nve prompt pay
ing boarders and good transient trade. For fur
ther particulars inquire on the premises. oclsb'
NOR sALE-STOVEs-N and second
IL handed stoves of various sizes at A. O. PAR
RYS, No. IS Ytne-street. ANY person In want Of
such articles will consult their interest by calling
and examining our stock before purchasing else.
where. ocl9-bs
EOR SALE-LAND-15 acres of fine gar
~ dening land, six miles from city, and quarter Of
E. mile from Oheviot. Seventeen and half acres on
A. B. MCNAMARA, 2O6 Main. street. oclSD+
N0R SALE-A BILLIARD SALOON and
Il BAR. Inquire o25 Eighth.street, or Off M.
Brunswick Bro, Sixth-street, between Main and
Walnut. oclsbs
NOR SALE-PAPERS--Sev thou sand
IL old papers at $50. per hundred, at this office.
MluE!zz.lN1.u..a...s.... .s.....z.nEa.ua....1yx.zp
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"ANTED-AN ENERGETIC MAN
w With $780, as partner In good paying cash
business that requires the attention of two Apply
at 81 West Third street. PATIN 4 SIDDALL.
[oolSbsI
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D-BOARDERS One or two
wv front rooms to let, with board, in q private
family. Apply ats Ninth street, between Walnut
and Fine-streets. oc8b"
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"ANTED - SITUATION. - A young
w man from neighboring town, who has had
several years experience, wants q situation Book
keeper. Assistant Book keeper, or Entry Clerk.
References-last employers. Address Book. keeper,
at this Office. ocl7-ds
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WANTED-BR0KEN GLASS-Will pay
w cash for 10000 pounds. WILLIAM ANDER.
SON, % Main street. OcISbs
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-10-19

"ANTED-PU 81 900 for
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