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The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-11-02
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New York Market.
NEW YoRK, November

'I new YORK, November lP ".
Flour market Is without change: sales OF
300 brls at 81 1894 80 for snperfne stats o. $50
% ior extra statc 81 1894 90 Tor superfns Western;
round hoop ohiooiosins Quiet 9snsda Foys tsra nn
changed ssles Of 100 brls. at IS $50 30 for Common
70 chOicsexsra. Rye Flour is in I request at So 60
Wheat is without chan 90. --::ss ~ xscs, ba.h...
q ~ osal l0 for Ghiesg sprns, 81 Is fp- cboios
Whis. bissqEiS iuSsns; Gao for ST wfis cssa 81
scarce ana shade lo- >es Of 500 busbes AZ az.
noSc barley arcs and rm sales OF HOO 6ns6 ~
& eora s'a ~: ios etats and sstc for Canada West
vi ", and niseS q wssfo,n So bushels . z. s
nsds @ are active at A@loc for State, Western md
wsisky is heavy and owsr sales Of 800 barrels at
rork Is better for mess and lower for prime sales
YU ems 81 s.I Tor prime Stal stock barrels
included 2, In sales 500 barrels opiion
70 brs at 81 COUNTRY prime; IS for DO. mess;
Bsf du and 3sssl ss I5 sS'ra fTs TSss
mess Beef nominal. Cut Meats are scarce, and NOM
inai at g. for Shoulders and sxSSNc. for Hams.
LARD heavy: sales of 500 bris. at lOx@lONc Total
stock Of Beef so4 packages same time last month
'oiSr3 Rns,ar ana !, e,ooD , same time last year;
for State Cheese is In fair request at SaIc
OSton s weaker sales Of 1850 bales middling Up
1s Sugar i q 1arm mu.sovado a. sxasyo Stock on
band ll7,o00 boxes. El. N' ~ ~,
Iron quiet at S24@195. I.t ha it
Tobacco more active: Kentucky at 4{5s4c Stock
w, ,5I ,hnd.; Kentucky, and 800 hhds. Virginia.
Coffee Of an kinds auet stock in port ss 600 basr
stocK In port, $500 hhds. and brls.
WoG ls unchanged: sales Of $4,000 lbs fleece, eud
10000 lbs. pulled.
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NEWPORT NEWS.


FIaHT on YoRK-srRgTT.-Two individuals
who had taken "wes drop too muoh," had q
personal encounter on York-street, above the
postoffice, yesterday afternoon. Nothing 80.
rious suited from it.
FINALE OF A FIaHr.-Lumbkins one of the
negroes engaged in the affray on East-row,
was fined 50 and costs by Esquire Payn eyester-
day. The other two wore discharged.
New TRIAL GRANTED. p.--Clayton, who was
yesterday fined for beating Davis on Sunday
last, obtained new trial, which will take
place this morning. Kelley was discharged, |,
and Clinton has, as yet, eyadsd the vigilance
Of the officers.
SEoRETED HIMsELF.--Austin Earl, who drew
pistol on Major Hallam day before yesterday,
has succeeded in avoiding an arrest up to this
time. He 10 probably In Cincinnati. i'
THOSE GuSs.--None Of those persons whose
guns were taken away on Sunday last have
yet claimed them. The boys appear to prefer
losing them than to appear before Magistrate
on criminal charge. v ...... +. ~, ...e
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TUESDAY AyEAIsa. .Noyap

toEspAf hsEAISet. .Soyenblr !, 1859.
FLOuR-The market is dull and the sales confined
70 small lots to m ct the carIsnt wants Of tie focal
trade at ~ 7n4 so for superfne, and 81 SseS Is for
hours 4 ~ - = II 'Is'' '' , Su'
WHIsKY-Pricss are ,ic. lower, and the market
dull: sales CT soo barrels at 22Hc., incpding thst
PROFESSIONALS Pork In good demand, wi n
sales Of 40 barrels at Sls IS. Nothing done In iacop
GR0CERl lES-The market Is unchanged and dull
No sales OF Importance. 20 bags OF Coffee sold at
l2ac., and small parcels Of Sugar as lQj7Ac. Mo-
lasses dull at l1di1c. ruif : III -, -,t'Ii ! .
,WHEAT-rhY market 10 dull there h no chanse
from Yesterday quotations: sales Of lJ0l bushels
Snoiee m white Ht Is; 700 do prime do at 81 IS; $50
DORM The market Is arm. with good demand:
~ ssies Of 500 bushels at 47c 700 do. mixed at i zoo
0ATs-Thers Is agood demand, and prices aro Arm:
saies q 1t !, 40 bushels at AGO.
BARLEY-The market, continues dull hnt prices
are sales Of $50 bushels prime fall CSC.
al LsnIhd hsoIhd market is frIu, with gooa demand;
SAFES lnJ @ oL y.o bushels at 500
IlMOTHf SEED 7The market 10 dull-prices
app8sirom " 20 to ~ IS: sales Of rs bush. at 81 So
ohbESE-Tho market Is Arm, with an active d.
mand sales OF go boxes Western Reserve at &C.; I5
10, AZ ENC: 2n do extra large at exc. 500
,APfLES-The market is dull but prices are u--
9ed prices range from 81 90 to So 5 per barrel
P0TATOES-The market Il dull: prime Eeshari
ocks are selling at 45c. ON arrival. aV' II :"
bLAAsEED-sales of60 bushels At Sll0. ir g.
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SERIOUS THREAT AGAINST A DIRECTIVE
During the absence Of Detective Reany from
the city, some unknown william endeavored, a
night or two since, to effect an entrance, at q
late hour, into his house in the sevepteeth
Ward. Mrs. R., who was up and heard his
movements on tho outside and barred the door.
The fellow then tried the front door and got
in, and would have made his way to the room
in which the officers wife was had she not
obtained revolver and threatened to shoot
him. The sooundrel then wrote upon the leaf
Of table, in chalk: "0fiicsr Reany, If you
value your life or happiness, you will not ap-
pear as witness In the case Of the Ohio and
Mississippi Railroad against Poole"
It will be remembered Reany arrested
Poole some time since for attempting to throw
trains from the track Of that road.
OF course, the menace will in no wise In
luence the conduct Of Reany in the matter
referred to. WY
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COMPLIMENT TO THE RETIRING PosTxAsTER.--
The clerks in the Postofice last evening, with
an excellent band Of music, serenaded James
j. Farrsn, Esq.,, at his residence on Third
street, near Lawrence. Mr.. Robert Green, sr.,
delivered quite neat address upon the occa.
sion, in which he spoke in the highest terms
Of Mr.. F., and, in behalf of his fellow. clerks,
represented the relationship which they had
borne to the retiring Postmaster, as one which
In after life would cause them many pleasant
remembrsnces Of his merit as on officer, and
his worth as a man. Mr.. Farran made quite
graceful reply, and tho party then partook Of
an excellent supper, during which the utmost
good feeling and harmony prevailed. ,
Hon. George x. Pugh was then compli-
mented by serenade, as also was Charles
Rule, Esq., by the same party, after which 1t
dispersed, evidently highly delighted with
their evenings entertainment.
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THB RACE YEsTERDAy.--The Race yesterday,
at the Cincinnati Trotting Park, was quite
well attended. The horses seemed to be In
good condition and until they started gave
promise OF warmly contested and spirited
trot. The match was for $500 and purse ad-
ded, between Dunhan and Higdon's 4. e.
"Ben Higdon" to harness" and this Chicago
b. 8. " Ten Brock" to wagon. The fates were
against the bay horse, however, for he broke
up badly at the word Ego" and did not oome
down properly to work until after he had pas
sed the first quarter, and this opened up gap
itwas impossible for him to close. After he
came to the stretch he broke again and the
Cincinnati horse came home in 33l, having
distanced his competitor on the frat heat.
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DISTRESSING ACCIDENT "A WELL-KNowN
M0pIsTE KILLxD By FALLING Down SrAIRs.---
Mrs. 8. Menken, the well-known modiste and
milliner, No. 90 West Fiith-street, fell down
three pairs of stairs early on Monday morn
ing, and being very large woman, was 80
severely injured that she died Of her injuries
yesterday noon. II is supposed that her skull
was fractured, as che lay insensible from the
time Of the accident to her decease. Mrs.
M. had resided in this city for nearly, II not
quite, thirty years, and had many friends.
Only day or two previous, her little
daughter fell down pair Of stairs at the cor
ner Of Longworth and Race, and was 81 seri-
ously hurt that she will be confined to her
bed for some time. fAvy. a.
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ARREST OF FUerrIvE FELoS.--A short time
ago, fellow named Edward 0'Neill, stole
set of harness from man in this city named
Henry Hoel and escaped to parts unknown.
Day before yesterday Mr.. H. became aware
that 0'Neill was in Hamilton, and he forth
with had warrant issued for his arrest. Tho
officer proceeded, armed with tho authority Of
the law to that city, found the fugitive, ar
rested, returned with, and yesterday morning
committed him to the Ninth-street Station
house. He will have hearing this morning
before Judge Lowe.
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NuMBzR OF FIRES DURING THE MosTH OF
0croBsR.-During the month Of October there
We're seven fires in this city, but the sum total
Of the losses will not reach $1,5O0. The fol-
lowing is list of them in the order in which
they occurred, obtained from Mr.. Enoch Ma
grue, Chief Engineer Of the Fire Department :
Dot. IS. Boilsr.yard Of Isaac West, on Pike
street, between Front and Pearl. Loss $40.
Oct. 1S. Hat and Cap store Of II. J. Mont
gomery, No. 25l Westsrn-row, between Seventh
and George. Loss $500. 'rgl .sGW 30
Oct. 10. Mauufaotory Of Composition Ronng
of J. Berklsy, on Sixth-street, near M -creek.
Loss 5000. tx
Oct. 20. Burning Of bed on Mt. Adams.
Frame dwelling on Seventh-street, between
Sycamore and Broadway. Loss 800.
Oct. 2s. Frame workshop belonging TO ED.
D. Kinsey, on Patterson-slley, between Main
and Walnut. Loss 5000.
Dot. 2s. Evans q Swift's Pork house on the
corner Of Ninth and Sycamore. Loss $26.
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HOME INTEREST.

Gar A. A. Eystor, Clocks, Watches and
Jewelry, Nos. sil aud I'll WeStern-ro
GS Daguerrean Gallery, southwest cor
ner Of Sixth and western-row, over Hannsford's
drugstore, Pictures taken and put in good cases
for twenty cents. Warranted to please. 'a,ay
FASHIONABLE TAILoRs.-Messrs. Friel 4 Mo.
Guire, No. 256 wanut.street, have a reputation Of
being the most fashionable aors In the city. Gus.
toners may depend that the garments turned out
from this establishment will fit supsrbly and are in.
ferior to none in this or any other market,
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FATAL ACoIDENr--MAN KILLED BY THE ROLL
ING OF A IoG.-An accident occurred day or
two ago, o short distance from the city, which
resulted In tho instantaneous death Of man
named Sharp. He wss at work in w-mill
and engaged In propping up log, but before
he succeeded in securing 1t, the log rolled over
and crushed him to death. His body was hor-
ribly mangIed, and, with the exception Of his
head, which, strange to say, was not at all in
jured, we do not think single bone In his
body was left unbroken. He was brought to
tho residence Of some relatives in this city,
from which he was taken for intermsnt on
Sunday last.
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THH LATE AFFRAY ON SAUSAGE. Row.--Jerry
Sullivan, who was erely stabbed in an ARRAY
on Sausage-row night before last, was yesterday
removed to the Commercial Hospital, where he
lies in very critical condition. The danger
Is from internal hemorhsge, and unless 1t is
very soon stopped, he will certainly die. Dam
iel McCupe, the perpetrator of the decd, was
before Judge Lowe yesterday morning, and
committed in default Of bail to the amount of
$4,000, to answer the charge Of assault with
intent to kill before him on Friday next.
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PRocrED1Ses OF THE County COMMISSIONERS

PROCEEDINGS OF THE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
At their regular session yesterday morning
the Board Of County Commissioners passed Or
ders amounting in the aggregate to 1904 67;
Of which $54S were paid TO William Thomas
for stone for the Carthage Lunatic Asylum.
They also discharged Thomas Adams, Pat
rich Kelly, j. 8. John, James 0'Neil and
Christopher Geliner from the County Jail,
they not having any means wherewith to pay
the costs and fines charged against them.
Anthony Holyebach, on payment of S. for
costs, was also discharged. La
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TRIAL OF BuReLARs.--The five boys engaged
in the robbery of Mrs. Boyless confectionery,
on Fifth-street. will be examined this morning
before Mayor Foley.
DEDlcATIoN.--Two affairs were dsdicated in
the st. Mary Catholic Church, on Sixth street,
yesterday morning. The ceremonies were i'm
posing and the attendance large
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SERIOUS ACCIDENT TO BoY.-A little boy
whose name we were unable to learn, fell
from an express wagon yesterday afternoon
on Fourth. street, between Broadway and
Sycamore, and was quite seriously injured.
His left arm and several Of his ribs were
broken, and besides these wounds he received
several severe contusions on various parts Of
the body. After bis wounds had been at
tended to by some persons in the neighbor-
hooe, he was taken to his home on Butler
street. near Third,
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PERsosAL.--We had the qualification yester-
day Of taking by the hand our old and much
esteemed friend, Daniel Scott, ESQ.,, the founder,
and, for several years, successful editor Of the
american Gtissn, published at Hillsboro, Ohio.
To use Brother SIS own Language, ne "Thanks
his stars hs Is out of the newspaper business"
and Is content to devote the rest Of his life to
the practice Of law. Success, Daniel.
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Steamboat Register.

vile; Superior, ouisville: Clipper, Big SANDY Is.
nigh, bt. Louis; Virginia Home, Neville; Dunlsth.
Neville; Gray Eagle, Wheeling; Prloress, Madison.
=, DEpARTuREs - Denmark, Portsmouth: Nelross.
Gcody Friends, Memphis; Messenger, Memphis:
Emma, 81, Louis; Prloress. Madison; Dunleith.
Neville; Virginia Home, Neville, A'
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MATRrMosIAL.-Daring the month Of October
there were two hundred and twenty three mar
risge Licences issued by the Clerk Of the Pro-
bate Court against two hundred and seventeen
Of the month previous. We should like to ac-
count for this increase, If it were possible to
do SO. upon any other principle than that Of the
tendency Of all persons to got themselves into
trouble.
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ACCIDENT AT THE OHIO AND MISSISSIPPI
RAILROAD DEpoT.-A wagon laden with corn,
belonging to Ingraham's distillsry, while
crossing the track of the Ohio and Missis-
sippi Railroad, near the depot, was very
badly smashed up by coming In contact with
train which happened to be passing at the
time. With the exception of this and the in
Fiction of several bruises on the head and
face of the driver of the vehicle, no damage
was done.
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COVINGTON NEWS,

NEGROES IN JAIL.-Five negroes, the prop.
arty Of John Vance, recently of Virginia. but
now on route for Missouri, are confined at pres.
ent in our Jail. 1t is somewhat strange to hear
of negroes emigrating to Missouri, though
their egress from it is q common occurrence.
BIRTH-PLACE OF PRIsoNERs.-There arc
twenty one prisoners in our Jail, whose places
of birth are as follows:
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AUCTION SALES.

"A UCTAON SALE.-BY H. s. MILES
TA- CO., Sales rooms No. IS street-P4r.
emptory ,ale Of Groceries, Window Glass, Paints,
Lianors, % Boots Shoes &c .at Auction. On ia URS-
lar assortment Of Staple Goods. :,
Liquors, Sand-paper, &c. '''-'''
no2 II. $: MILEs 3 co., Auctioneers,
Times COPY
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PASSIVE COUNTERFEIT MONEY. -- A man
named John Strobel was committed to Jail
yesterday by Justice Harris, ip default Of
bail to the amount Of $500, for passing ten
dollar counterfeit bill upon man named
Conrad Frederick. He will answer the charge
before the next term Of the Court of Common
PlAaa 1H
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0YsrEss AT WAeeoNER's.-s. s. Waggoner,
at his depot, 203 Western.row, above Fifth, 10
receiving oysters that fairly make ones
mouth water to think Of They are such oys-
ters as only Waggoner keeps Try them.
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DIscHARGED,--Jaoob BebIsr, who, q few
days ago, was arraigned before Justice Rowe
ksmp upon charge Of having stolen four
hourse wagon, the property of Henry Benderf,
was yesterday honorabiy discharged, the pros
ecuting witness failing to establish the charge.
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A BUGGY DExoL1sHRD.-A buggy was com.
pletely demolished yesterday at the intersec.
ton OF Lawrence and Fourth street. by com.
ing in contact with coal wagon. No other
damage was done.
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RECEIPTS FOR LroxSsss DuRISa THE PAST
WEEK.-The receipts for licenses during, the
past week at the Mayors Office amount 10
$62. The. following will show the sources
and the AMOUNT from each:
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LATEST STYLE HArs.-Is you want one Of
tho latest style hats, purchase Of B. R. Ally,
No. al Broadway. He keeps up with the
and never fails to give Subtraction.
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THE PRESS.
NOVEMBER 4
CITY MATTERS.

Gas HEATIss STovEs.-South.e corner
Fifth and Walnut.
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rlBy Telegraph
Baltimore Market.

s ~ BALTIMORE, November I'm.
Flour steady: Howard was held at SIS S71S
only 900 bushels. Corn dull and slow Of sale, but
prices unaltered Mess Pork Sl5 rs, and primeiJ *
bacon Sides 0Ac. Whisky steady =
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tits impossible at present to estimate the number
yet to be packed this season; but IL we are to Judge
from the number Of cattle coming forward, the falls
packing will not fs far short Of last years. Some Of
they are nearyclosed for theseason. and Tri-
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AUUTIoN sALE.-BY G. BRA

AUG TION SAL E.-BY G. BRA
q SHEARS b CO., sales-rooms Nos. 81 and s,
Main street. and Shoes at Auction.-We Will
5ei g close sundry eonsignments, without reserye
THURSDAY MORNING, commencing at o'clock.
800 cases Mems, Boys and Youths, omens, Misses
and Children's Boots, Shoes, Caters, DO. these
goods are fresh and desa ole. and beiog sea.onabe
goods, should command tho atten ton oil dealers "a
they will be sold. Terms cash. 7-.I
noe @. BRAsQEARs 4 CO., Auctrs.
A UCTION SALE.--BY JACOB GRAFF
A C0:-Peremptory sale, at Auction, of a
splendid collection Of magnificent Oil Paintings
FRIDAY AFTERNOON and EVENING, Nov. (,
compencing at IN O'Clock, and continue at O'Clock
u T,ns the evening at our sales. ROOM No. IS Esss
Paintings, by some of the most talented artists OF
the day, embracing over one hundred varied and
pleasing subjects, consisting In part, OF Classic
Histerical, Sporting and fancy Eisure Pieces;
Landscape: River and Forest Viewa, from American
Scenery, all sastefuy and appropriately mounted in
nne Gold leaf Fran es, suitable for hanging In par
lor, cabinet or boudoir. Paintings and frames will
be sold together, and this will pro ofe desirable, as
each frame has been made 20 order In the best man
ner aud adapted to tho PECULIAR style and tone Of It's
room Connoisseurs and artists are par tcuarlY in.
yited to examine this choice collection. :. y.
nO2 JACOB CRAZE Aunfionaar
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A UCTION sALE,-BY JACOB GRAFF
Pratt'S 22d Annual Sale Of
VALUABLE BOOKS AND STATIONERY,
ru.. Ia. At Auction. f ...
- LOWING NIGHTS THIS WEEK,
At No. % West Fourth h.streee,


Wv0.NIGHT AT O'CLOCK AND F0L-
- LOWING NIGHTS THIS WEEK,
At No. % West Fourth-streee,
(Eext to Smith Nixon's Hall)
v9 Book. at Private Sale during the day al about
Ladies and gentlemen are respectfully invited 10
call and examine our stock.
oelt KHn1ocaa X MiEEf1Es, RfA1E ss.4,ss%sss. 4sss4s.
a UCTION SAL Ely s. G.. HUB
tA BARD, at Trade sale.room, No. a West Fifth
street. up stairsAssignees sale Of Books at Auction
by order Of Court.--0h TU UESDAY, WEDNESDAY,
!, and 8, at O'clock, will be sold for and On sc-
count of Samuel b. Keys. Esq. assignee Of Messrs
Truman Spohord, large and valuable collection Of
saadsa works IN TSeoSss As.o1 nSps BSspSy sns
Travels, Literature, Science and Art Agriculture,
Herticulture, Natural History, &S. Bookseers spd
this sale favorable opportunity to make good seec
tiens at low prices, .ai,. .o
Tas,a.y will be open for examination on
oosIe 80 s. q. HU BEARD, Auctioneer.
"A AUCTION Sal Ely THOMAS
- JOHNSTON lin sass-rG No. g Main, street
p SssaSs &c. sG's S DRY S0a aaSs SS sssSs sSs H
Noyember commencing at 9,s O'Clock, will be Sold
without reserve, $50 lots Of seasonable Dry Goods,
srs Il ssay sSaR' so and ch
and Drawers, Oravats. yeiSsts. ssrsss, Ac.
Misses aud Children Shoes. Caters, Oonsross Boots
81 yth Sn sSses q HAS 0sgs Al
:,at9 O'clock Issignees sale of the entire stoo of
Dry Goods Jobbing. House, oom prisng valuable
as.erime pt, with one Iron Safe;
at W o'clock, at stcre-rooms Nos. es and q Front.
street sale Of the stock Of the late firm OF
nosa,es ocaI MHh,fAs IouNsrDN Ap,t,orsor u
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In addition TO tho above, the Mayor paid
into the City Treasury the sum of 81 900, the
amount received from the sale of a school LOT
In the Seventeenth Ward. IDIH rr'
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METEOROLOGICAL 0BsERvA TIoNs-For ths
Penny F|ss., by Henry Ware, opticisn, No. I
West Fourth street. w.
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FOR SALE.

ES0R SALE OR RENT-HOUSE No. ls
n Richmond.street, with % years lease. In.
Quire on the premises. no2bs
N0R RSALE-RESIDEN NUMBER
n OF OFFIRST:CLASs BESIDE NOES, among which
are some of TIE VERY BEST In this city. yery low
for cash, on easy credits or in exchange for other
property. Hyou wish really fine house call on mo
d. P. HULL.
III walnut.strest, next to the Gibion House.
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BEEF PAcKISe AT CnIoAeo.-wo are. Just in the
night there have been packed full 5000 head. In
the fall Of 1853 we packed altogether 45,sn4 head In
head The fol lowing table shows the annual pack.
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Monetary and Commercial.

The only noticeable change yesterday In
financial circles the decline of Eastern Exchange
from to q premium, selling rate; the buying
extent ut the reducsd 6aure, which was firm.
In the Monetary market there were no changes
continuing, and the SUPPLY Of Carreney spovins bet.
ter. The demand for Money Is still animated, and
offerings at the Discount houses are yet large.
The state Banks have several large orders here for
gold which they want for their quarterly statement,
70 be made on Monday next, and the Brokers are Of
A few Tme-bills on the East mostly from shippers
Of BreadHtus asng at the rate of about 10
per cent. per annum. Time drafts on the South ore
easily made the wholesale grocers taking about all
that are In the market FfD l ~ 7
In uncurrent money there has been no change since
Our City Produce market Is quiet, few large trans.
actions being made In any OF the staples 9f7a
The receipts Of Produce during the "a hours ending
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MUSIC SCHOLARS.
"ANTED-Thre or four Young Chill
w dren to take Instructions on the Piano.
forte Terms, S per quarter. Apply for particulars
at No. QS Broadway. -'' no2
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-11-02

WANTED "A GOOD GIRL--To do gen.
w eral housework. Must understand cooking
well, and be good washer and ironer- To one well
-com mended an excellent place 10 offered. Call at
the northeast corner Of Fourth and Elm. up
gtairs .. ~ + n !. unIhs