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Tcas-Best Quality-Pendery & Co.'s,
Northwest corner Walnut and Fifth-streets,
Is the store for the purchase of excellent teas,
at the unequaled price of sixty cents per
pound. Ifyou would drink q good cup of tea,
buy at PESDERY 4 Co.'s. .. -
twenty-five Cent Ambrotypes can be
had OF AppLEaArE & Co.'s, No 5S Broadway.
Applegate g. Co.'s Gallery, No. 81.
Broadway would not have likeness
themselves at a cost Of only twenty-five cents.
s. ii. Parvin, Advertising Agent, No.
so West Fourth street. 1r tEt Hl
Winders' sky-light Gallery, Western
Row, opposite Court street. The cheapest and
best Pictures made in the city. . W
Winders' sky-light Galiery-All styles
Of Pictures made on short notice. f''" e'l
10 Daguerrean Gallery, South-wes'
corner of Sixth and Western Row, over Han
nafords Drug Store. Pictures taken and put
in good cases for 20 cts. Warranted to please
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N "-|IlIH4IJ |I--"IT-|- 4 HII'T mn.
Cincinnati Produce Market.


FL0UR-The market did not undergo any change,
to-day: the demand was but moderate, but holders
were firm. The sales were $50 brls. at 81 606aI rs for
snpehne, and "a s05 FOR extra, the latter for his
WHIsKY-A continued good demand, and tho
market very hrm sales of 500 brs. at 2Ida2lc., tho
latter rate for Wagon. .l a. T. ~. -rtfI,L
PROvISIONS-A continued good demand for
Bacon, with sales Of ITO hhds. at 7019JSc. FOR
Shoulders and Sides; 74c. asked for shoulders,
in many cases, at the cloee 800 pieces bulk Shoul.
ders sold at &C., and GOO do. sour at SO, rl-'
OIL-22 brls Linseed sold at 55c. There LA fair
demand Mt this rate. ii-tlN1 d.tll n tItIt'
/. I GR0CERIES-Tho market romans without
change, and the demand fair at foil PRIOR Sugar
7@674c Moasses 3I1s@53 3Sc., and Coffee llA09l2hc
|. WHEAT-Tbere was considerable activity IL tho
market, to-day, and the transactions aere large at
slightly improved rates-the market closing W MT
under favorable advices from New York: ssles 80
bushels good White atS 81 %; $50 do at 81 looo
do fair Red at $751; $50 do prime do at 93c. 800 do.
good mixed at Sloii too DO. ssod White al sl1oa,
and 5000 do prime White at 81 TO-; holders wero
fordo. Red. Receipts light. " lfsFflJ ytlTT
C0RN-The market Is quiet and dnllat 77td7sc. for
EfE--A fair demand and prices are. firm a. u
OATs-sales 500 bushels at 4lc. at the depot liar-
tcHlEisEsE- iso boxes prime western Reserve
ats@sss. the latter rate for lextEFlarge English
BUTTER-There IS less ACTIVITY IN the market,
and prices about lc. lower; We now quote chocS
Western Reserve at 159l6c., and primo Central 0his
at l2@l4c. tl1 hr s9g3' iN .naIlerLfS"
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-Cassimer Knecht Charles Mueller, and
Adam Witzer were before the Police Court,
this morning, for examination on the charge of
stabbing with intent to kill Anthony Miller
and Peter Dig, and also charged with assault
and battery on William Miller. 1t will be re-
collected that the difficulty occurred few
nights since at the Banner Ward House, OH
Vine-street, and came very near resulting in
the death of Dig. 1t appears in evidence that
the blow received by Dig was inflicted by
Knecht, and that Adam Witzer fourished a
knife, but did not use it. The difficulty grew
out of Cassimer's breaking tumbler, fol
which he made remuneration, and called for
more beer, which was refused him. Several
witnesses were called to the stand, who testi-
fed to the previous good character of the de.
PENDANTS, but his Honor thought the testimony
warranted the holding to bail of Cassimer
Knecht in two thousand dollars, for stabbing
with intent, &C., and one thousand dollars fol
stabbing Adam Dig; and Witzer was sentenced
to ten days in the dungeon of the Jail, on
bread and water, for assault and battery on
VIM. Miller and Charles Miller received q
like sentence for assault and battery on Adam
dig.
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AMUsEsfENrs.

WooDs THEArER.-This popular place Of
amusement, after undergoing thorough repairs, will
be opened thisayening, upon which occasion Parods
Opera Tronpe-consisting of sixty performors-will
appear In Yerds master rpeco, in four acts entitled
La TRAyrATA. Tho Box Office will be open during
the day. ~
CINCINNATI TRorTING PARK.-The frst match
over this course comes off tomorrow afternoon at
four o'clock, sweepstakes for four hundred dolars
0mnbases will leave the Calf House at two O'Clock,
to convey passengers to and from the ground. A
special train will also be run over the Cincinnati
Hamilton and Dayton Railroad. SEQ advertisements. /.
PALAcEGARDEN-Was crowded, last evening,
by quite fashionable audience. Mentors Cornot
Band, the inimitable Jack Allen and the bewitchpg
'Star Sisters" will never fail to draw.
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GS"A man named Thomas England was
seen about seven o'clock, last evening, to
crawl into a raised window, at the residence
of Mr.. Lawrence Shier, on Bremen street, be-
tween Green and Liberty. Station house
keeper Straus was Immediately called, who,
on entering tho house, found England in the
act of opening bureau drawer. He was taken
into custody and confined in the Bremc street
Station-house, to await an examination in the
Police Court to-day.
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A'-tBy Telegraph.l talSjF
New York Market 9a
IA NEW YoRK, August Esp

NEW iOhhy huSu1t lJ-f.ns
Flour firm, and 5@lOc. better: sales 0,10o
brs at s. 2ji 30 for superfne State; a 55Dt 90 for
extra do; 81 25@i 20 for superfne Western; 81 coAa
Is for common 10 good extra Western; $5(ps 20 for
extra round hoop hoo Ohio; closing quiet. Canadian
Flour quiet: sales small at 50 1904 Is. [IlE,b
Wheat scarce, and nomlnally Pose. better; sales
trihing, atSl 4s for now Whe Kentucky; 81 70 for
new Red Southern; 81 20 for new White do. Rye
quiet at 7S@es0c.; sales 40 bushels at SOC. Barley
nominal. Corn scarce, and l12c. better sales 800
bushels at e0@os2c for Inferior to common Western
mixed; S5c. for Yellow Western. Oats steady at 36a
4Oc for old State 4042o. for new; 4Oe. for West.
ern; and 4O(142c for Canadian, fg,f n ef4tsFi M
Whisky steady but euiet: sales $50 brls at
Pork hrmer with aspeculatiye feeling sales 3,S5e
brls. jay SA l,gl5 for mess Z sl3 5o@ls 90 for thin
800 brls mess, ct the buyers option until tho 18th Of
September, at SIS Refdnll; sales $50 brlp. at IS 50
@6 for country prims' $7@7 rs for do. mess; $s@ll
for repacked Chicago, and $l2@l3 for extrp. Beef
Hams dull at Sf5@is. Bacon quiet. Cut Meats
frneE sales 254 paek kages at for Shopders and
Sls4c for Hams. Lard quiet. sales CO., bfls Ut lO@
lie fer common 10 choice prime. gi N1iLSfd
5Bnttsr frn at for Ohio and for State.
oassss eotson Ma aat: n sass 90 bales sysg 30 Il brs
sqgir Big frn Suoys1Ss ss.sSg Il a;ys9S sI % sd ar
Lnsced 0ilssg ,fnn bio 10 II ;ilIi'
Sis SSSbsscs as aSist' 4 Ksasuek, y0sssa ;qssbI 4
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gJ-The following is a list Of letters de-
tanned for nonpayment of postage at the
in this city, August 90: -..
Rev. Wm French, Oberlin, O.Eu
Mrs. Emeine Baker, Ovid, Mich. H
Mossrs. Graham Bros, Charlottesville, Ind.
c. Kayanaugh, st. Louis, Mo.
Messrs. Drake &Nordyke, New Vienna, 0. .'-
Hugh McBean, Welsyille, o. A.o
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GS-The managers of the "Home for the
Friendless" gratefully acknowledged the re-
ceipt through tho Hon. R. M. Bishop, Mayor,
$25, it being donation from Messrs. Phelan,
Bird and Tieman. .-a Hl-7 "
Also, from Mr.. G. Ss"a*- ito whom they are
indebted for frequent favors of like nature
for a barrel Of -four and basket of peaches.
S .Bia M. A. GRAFT, Treasurer.
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MONETARY.
TvrspAr EVENING, Aug. 2s-s ?

TUESDAY EVENING Aug. 23-3 P. H..
wo havo no particular change to report In tAo
Money market. Currency remains close, and the
Discount. houses doing but little Paper for thsr
customers at the rate. ,,l 81. r--lF s,rifu
Eastern Exchanges yery.frm at y per cont. prsmI-
UNI selling rate, with upwardtendency. Some Of the
Bankers bought Of their noighbors at the selling
rate. avn -i- u.s-. H.i Mid rE EbW 4
Colds active at 2@4o cents, buyiug rate; selling
at45(Sh premium. yig#g1 ogy s5fs.e 7 Er,
New Orleans Sight Exchange dull at Y per cont.
Discount; selling at par. '" D'L
No changein Uncurrent Money. I ~ft,9
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Barney Van Sahi, the dairyman, charged
with selling impure milk, called at the Mayors
Office, this morning, and denied the charges in
toto. He desired the Mayor to appoint com
mittee to investi gate the case, and invited them
to examine the cows and dairy. The Mayor
appointed John D. Caldwell, Esq, of the Pamy
Press s. s. Davis, Esq, City Councilman, and
DR.. Webb, Physician of City Prison, as the
committee. They will make the investigation
ut their own convenience. fii.tsie-
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lS~ A laborer whose name we could not
learn, employed in Greenwood's Foundery
corner Of Canal and Walnut. streets, met with
q serious accident, about ten o'clock, yesterday
He became entangled in the feed
gear Of one of the lathes, and had his right
arm severely lacerated. He will be confined
to his room for some time.
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Emma Pross was brought before the
Probate Court yesterday, and released from
tho custody of the jailor, by giving bail in the
sum of $500, she having been previously COM
mitted in default, by Judge Lowe. We are
informed that she has again taken up her old
quarters. .,s fkALslQf
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GJ- Messrs. Mortimer and Woodruff were
before His Honor, Judge Lowe, yesterday,
to answer charge preferred against them by
John P. Cassidy, of malicious destruction Of
property. They were held to answer to the
Court of Common Pleas, in the sum Of three
hundred and fifty dollars each.
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Gg- The depositors with J. F. Larkin, pri-
vate banker, will find him at his new quarters,
directly opposite, under the Ohio Valley Bank.
Mr.. l.. has been many years in the busin ess.
We remember him as clerk in the Exchange
Office of B. W. Hswson 4 Co., in 1886.
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AcclDENT.-An accident happened at Todd's
foundery last Saturday afternoon to young
man named Andrew Espanola. In cleaning q
planning. machine ho caugh his left fore finger
in the cog-wheels, tearing off the nail and in
jurying his finger severely. His physician
says he will be apt to lose one of the joints, as
1t was very much lacerated in coming in con-
tact with the wheels.
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SEwrNa-MAcHINEs.-A good sewing-ma-
chine isa treasureto any household. Messrs
Grover & Baker, No. 50 West Fourth street.
have received lot of these treasures in the
shape of good sewing machines. Call and
see them. Remember their No. is SO West
Fourth street. ID I7 rs I
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EJ- Officer Samuel Bloom returned from
Memphis, Tenn, yesterday, having in charge
a man named Wright, who murdered Lance
Woodward, proprietor Of the Front.street
Museum, some. -four years since. Wright made
his escape immediately after the murder, ..and
up to the present time has sucoee ded in eluding
the vigilance of our officers.
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@@~ A laborer, whose name We could not
learn, was severely injured, yesterday after
noon, by the falling of a jost from building
in course of erection, on Richmond street. near
Linn. He was conveyed to his residence in an
insensible condition. ...
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ACCIDENTAL man named Michael Hill met
with a serious accident near the Observatory
Hill, yesterday, by falling to the ground with
such force as to break his leg. He was con-
veyed to his residence, close by, in suffering
condition.
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VIM. Covert pugilistic individual, was
before Judge Lowe, yesterday, to answer the
charge of breaking the arm Of man, with
whom he was fighting. He was fined twenty
dollars and costs, and sent to the dungeon for
ten days, ..
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Gg" Emma Pross was tried in the Police
Court, yesterday, for tarring the residence Of
DIR. j. L. Vattier, and held over to answer the
charge before the Common Pleas Court, in
bonds of $500. Emma could not give bail,
and, of course, was locked up.
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N3-A man named Michael McAllister, who
keeps coffee-house at the corner of Race and
Front-streets, was fined twenty dollars and
costs by Judge Lowe, yesterday, for selling
liquor on Sunday.
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@s-We visited dig, the proprietor of the
Banner Ward House, at eleven o'clock last
evening, and found him much improved. We
were informed that he was able to converse
with his wife during the day. .E
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YOUNG LADIES SEMINARY.-The Seminary
for Young Ladies, under the charge of L.
Harding and Miss s. A. Hurd, will commence
its fall term on the first Monday Of September.
See advertisement in another column.
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Wesleyan Female College.

FENHE FIRST SESSION OF THE EIGH-
II TEENTH Year Of this Institution will begin
on MONDAY, August %, at half-past eight, A. NJ,
and will continue twenty-five weeks.
The course of study Is extensive, and embraces all
the common and higher English branches, together
Draxns The system Of teachSe d I thoroneb and and
practical, and pains will be spared by the able and
efficient corps of teachers to make sound scholars.
The course Of Modern Languages will be made much
more practical than heretofore
N. B.-There will be single session daily, CON-
mencing at hall, past eight A. M, and closing at
half-past one p. NJ.
BW For further information or for admission ap-
ply at the College, on Vine between Sixth and
Seventh. ROBERT ALLYN, President
aul6cawcw
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l.@- The meat-store of Fenton K Walker,
corner of Sixth and Plum streets, was burgla-
riousy entered about twelve O'Clock night
before last. The burglars we're frightened of
before they had time to carry away any thing.
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no Business was very dull at the Station
houses last evening. AT the Bremen Station
house, at eleven o'clock, we found but one
prisoner confined.
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Gu" Complaint is made by the residents in
the vicinity of tho old Twelfth street Burying
Ground, against a set of rowdies, who, it is
alleged, make night hideous with yells, &c.
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NNw SnKs.-Cole & Hopkins, corner Of
Fifth .snd Vine-streets, are offering asplendid
variety of fall dress silks and other desirable
poods. ii.n. l.- trt ...I
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MusroA1. .--Those desirous Of securing the
services Of competent teacher for the guitar,
or Flute, arc, referred to the advertisement Of
Il. Kingsbui y, IN another column.
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BOARD OF Cry IMpRoyEMESB.-At meet
ing Of the Board of City Improvements yes
terday the Clerk was directed to prepare and
transmit TO the City Council ordinances to
assess special taxes for improvements upon
property abbutting upon the following streets,
viz: BOwldering Buckeye-street from Main to
Locust street. Bowldering Third-street from
Park to Vine-street. Sidewalk on west side of
Broadway from Hunt to Woodward-street.
Bowldering Baldwin-alley from Twelfth to
Thirteenth. street. Also, an ordinance to change
tho grade ofs.Logan- street, from Liberty to
Elder.street. The Clerk was also directed to
adyertize for sealed proposals, as follows To
build circular brick sewer, of four feet inte-
rior diameter, to pass the water under the
landing at the foot of Walnut-street, from tho
north side Of Water street to low-water mark.
Also, on Vine-street from the north side Of
Water-street to low-water mark. Also, on
Plum-street, from the north side of Water
street to low-water mark. The Clerk was also
directed to notify T. Gaylord & Co. that q
portion of the trimming for the public lamps,
known as the Colliaower, furnished by them,
are not in accordance with their contract, and
cannot be received. The Board recommended
that Bauer 4 Horne be released from their con-
tract to extend the stone-arch culvert under
Wade-sreet to point one hundred and thirty
feet west Of Freeman street. The following re-
pairs for accepted powdered streets were order
ed: Vine-street, from Hamilton-road to Null
berry street; and Walnut. street, from Liberty
to Allison-street, at an expense Of $54.
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@-Workmen are busily enganed in fitting
up rooms in Pixies 0pera-house building, .sor
the coming Mechanics Fair.
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G9~A special train of cars will run over
the Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton Road
to the Cincinnati Trotting Park tomorrow
afternoon. u..
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&9-A lad named Kityly, while fishing
near the mouth of Taylor Creek, day before
yesterday, fell in the river and was drowned.
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BOARDING,

DOARDING-0pen that large and gen.
HD tesl Boarding g-house, No. III Sycamore street,
West side, between Fifth and Sixth. Large and
airy rooms, unfurnished, for families. Accommoda.
tion for day b0arders Board and Lodging for sin gle
gentlemen. Terms moderate. 7. A. ROWE.
D0ARDING-A gentleman and lady, and
l-D two or three single gentlemen oan be accom-
inodated with comfortable rooms and board at No.
66 McFarlandstreet. aul7-tft
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GJ-Max Conheim's rehersal of "New
York and Berlin" will take place at Pixies
0pera-house next Friday evening. 81
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g0"T The Cecilia Society will give grand
concert in this city in few days. ."
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M1- Thomas Whalen will be tried in the
Police Court, next Thursday, upon four
charges of assault and battery.
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gFS~ Ed. L. Murray, at No. 21S street,
west of Elm, has received the Atlantic Monthly
for September. -.Et2a
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G:D~ His Honor, Mayor Bishop, visited Pal
ace Garden last evening:
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CITY MATTERS.

gs5- The receipts for licenses, issued by the
Mayor during the past week, amount to $l27.
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JOHN n. DETERS,
..,, FAsHIONABL a1' ,3a
BOOT g. SHOE MANUFACTURES

ht No. 50 West Fourth street, -; 2
HAS now on hand the largest and best stock OF
Gentiemens fine slippers ever offered In this mar
ket. Call and SEQ them. eul9
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Read This. AIso.
DR. q. w. PHILLIPS,
Solo Prourlet0r-

parL: Geo III Dixon: A fofei Ala. a "a Gordon
4 Bro; Edw. scanlan & Co.; j. a. G. Reakirt, and by
Druggists generally. .r-.s IS
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Advertised Letters =

II IsT OF LETTEBs REM AIMING I'm
February 90, 1852 =
.tH All letters advertised are subject 10 An orttA
enaree OF one cent Persons calling for them will please
come prepared with the necessary change.
NJ Persons calling for these letters will please say
they advertised and give number and data on lIa
.fz The office will open at A. NJ, and close AZ s
X y sundays-Omce Will open from A. NJ. 70 10h
ET The list below !. made up every Saturday even
called-tor letters Of that week, : NJ ~ =,
,R On Satqrdays the Office Is closed from 10 4
YGook ~ M. ior the purpose Of preparing the LsteT
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All Sorts of Paragraphs.

The Artss;an wall at Columbus. has reached
the depth of l, $50 feet, and vet no water.
rha ,,,, ,o,,o,, from, tho Coshoo,on co,ntn
r.aasnru ~ ,i'a Iato rohborv ;s 600 MN 70
~
senator Horatio .; stow s S,crmeriy hecorder
Saturdar io.t ~ beort disease fe'' w.
,,.-S,11.-.
me ice on the MlssissipPi az rlall,e ,u uu
ohien Is 20 incnes tsick' anu eoVereu Win
snow 70 inc ueP1n oi SIX ihcneS.
The eternal vigilance OF the poIce OF
nioninohu III hun.ing ous lioc nesloes, - ,ona'
ing 70 eniarge tno ooloreu Popuria'ioh Oh "asn-
ington, y. u ..,
Clark Mills equestrian statue OF Washing
ton Is 70 be erected IN the " circle IN Penn
sylvania avenue, IN the nrst wafd OF tne u o.
Capital. ..'.t,, ~.t.I
young lady, in Pittsburg, discarded her
lover for his small size. In his resentment he
burned her fathers house. "Lo, lsays Prem
tioe,) what Dig nre a "ttfe spare kindietn
The Charter Of William and Mary College,
Va, was dated Feb. s, and the college was de-
stroyed by fire on the same day of the same
month in its 167th anniversary.
Old newsnaners and old pamphIets. illus-
trating or relating to American history. are,
says the New York Post, rising in value, and
those who possess them make a mistake in not
classifying and preserving them.
On SUNDAYS. policeman is stationed on the
door steps Of each of the churches of Columbus,
Ga, by order of the Mayor, for the arrest of to-
bacco chewers and smokers who may spit upon
anv mart ~ the sacrod edif;ce. n
During the diminishing Of the snrinoseld.
10 \ Iight Guards on Tuesday. Lient. PbiIin
Kershner received the contents of a gun in the
Ieft eve the s;obt of which. n Ia feared. Is de-
|
nan w.. u, A.
a. cRIlng mn, n, near "ess ps,,.g u9h' on nne
ptI,a u. B. 80 .,a--;oS - 49,
sans cbanhsr in which the father of the Is5v
was living n cornse. IL
mr ~s A. A.. NAL,
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san, I sou.ao ra. ,oEo N'SI
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ss ssvse oek ~ "a 'no '""0 p0ii0O '"'' y'a'' "oi'
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an eAp,osion VI sas, wiaSn 'isa aorsunaV W.; WaS
nos "s.onSo. So."is e; o, 49, 49,. ~ Ill
Iaso IN iSeaS sHho T.;hS, 20 MmLP So
20 OsiaS nsnt1u sI; e .o.n t"r-;so H. @ a".
o. ne eLPosOn .L0 meiS 49, ha .;r G ~" ne nas
and VI in % ths;r descent breaking asunder by the
Snu SiNio ~ netLo ILL c.iiS "e 'N'A ~ S''
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One OF tne recorus IN the iinaih ana mary
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the, Maa as TnS."r h nno;ntSA StooL;aa WsrSa,
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Gen. U. 3: kenaeau-the terrible fellow that
| got up that New Orleans story about the rev.
olution in Cuba, that did not come oft-has ar
rived in Washington, we see; but what to do
there, who can tell? Perhaps he has Cuba in
his waistcoat pocket, and desires to sell out
to Mr.. Buchanan or Mr.. Shdell-cheap'-N.
r. Express.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-02-28
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