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[By Telegraph
New York Market.
NEW YoRx. Ootoher I0-P I

Anew aohXs OoIoDer lU-P M.
Flour moderately active and shade better,
gales l2,0oo brs. at 81 a514 90 for superans State;
7o@4 soifor extra state 81 6o@4 6j for superfne
western; u 1905 for common 10 medium extra:
@5 IS for Inferior to good Shipping brand ex ira
Arm: sales Of 80 brs at Ss sSDs S for Common 70
44n SN~'' ~ w WV
Wheat 10 firm and lc better sale, Of 49, non bushels
N$l o. for No. I Milwaukee club; 81 2a00i Is for
white Canadian 81 .o for white Kentucky; 81 20 for
red Southern Rye is scarce and better: sales Is
bu.heis al ss9eSc. Barley duh lower. sales IOI
6ushe!s at 755Tc. Corn 10 better: sales Of ,0sO
bushels at sSc. for mixed Western aud yellow South
srn Oats are frmat i39ioo. for statei 4sS,5Ho fGr
Western and Canadian.
whisky s buo oyant: sales OF 500 brIs. at 2sIS12sHc
PORK is without special chanse. sales of 2,60O brls
at h60nlb so for Mess; $40 6261iO 75 for Prime;
VIZ 81 Tor thin Mess, tncludiDR MO brIs Prime al
seller soptt"n till the first Of Deremb her, $40 90,
Beef I. unchanged with sales of $50 hrIs az 81 gA
70 for country Prime; S5@8 for country Mess; SD
80 for repacked Mess; SUQ1l for extra Ness Reef
Hams stesdy: sales 200 brs Western here and to
arriva,ar $40 Prime Beefis quiet Cut Meats ara
scarce and irm ut g.. for Shoulders and 9G9)4c for
Hams Bacon dull and nominel
Lard is buoyant at ll6sllAc.
State - ~'' .-" ''S'' A''
Cheese Is steady at tet1sho.
Upland NJ iddling NNA Wv AAs'' '''
Sugar and Coffee firm ..-
Tnrpentins spirits dull at ia,
Resin dull
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Cincinnati Produce Market.
MONDAY EyrNIyo. Octohor

MONDAY EVENING, October 10, 1859.
FLoURs-Thers was nothing of any consequence
done to-day, nor was there any demand of conse
quence but holders are not pressing their stocks so
that prices remain nominally the same We qriote
superfne at "a 6O@4 70, and extra 81 so 10 As AZ
3,652 6rls; were received the last "a hours w N''
WHlShf-The market UNCHANGED, and steadv
Salss Of 100 hrls: at 26c., including wagon
PkOVlSlONS-The demand for Bacon continues
active and pretty much all on the market 10 be had
at the quotations, was taken to-day The sales
$50 hhds, including 200 hhds. Saturday evening At
and 100. and 90 900 lbs bulk Sides at Co. The rates
asked were Nc higher all round, at the close
OlL-Saes Of 80 brls. Linseed at b7xc., and "a do
al 66Id61o; The demand is better. '
GhOCEklNS-The market Is firm at full rates.
G salss OF Sugar At 7A0sc; Molasses at 4@l2o, and
WHEA 1.-THE market Is flrm with good demand.
sales 800 bushels Red at 81 65 aoj do at 81 O and sS
do: good White at 81 0s@al 10. w NAM Wv
OORN-New Is dull and prices unsettlsd: priees
nominal at 5O@6oc. Old Is In demand and Arm at
500. ~ Nv
RYE-A good demand and prices are steady at
BARLET.The market Is quiet and steady at 7oo
for prime fall and 65o. for good WV
OATS-A fair demand and prices firm az 43c. ON
arrival sales OF 800 bushels at 43c and $50 do from
PoTAT0Es-sales of 100 bushels Neohanooks at
,CHEEsE-sale, 2So boxes W. n. at s.c: l,O do
Market firm. f~'
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Places of Holding Elections.
CITY CLERKS OFrICR, =,
ONTnprp A laHO

,,.. ..... s.,. CITY CLERKS OFFICH, =,
OCTOBER 9, 1859.
N pursuance Of resolution adopted by the
n City Council, on the 9th day of October, 1850.
notice is hereby given to the qualified electors Of the
different Wards that the following places vera daa
ignated to hold said electon-said election to h.
holden on the lith day Of October, 1859 viz:
Firet Ward Old engine h use north side Of
Eourth-street, between sycamore and Broadway,
Second Ward-Engine- house, next west Of nj Mechau.
les Institute, on Sin -street. II
!. Third Ward-Smail brick Office, north eide o
second-street, between Ludlow and Lawrence
Fourth Ward-EDgine. house, east side of yips.
street, between Front and Second streets
firth Ward-No. Epgine.house east side Of Vine.
street, between Canal and Court.streets
sixth Ward Hockman's Coal.offoo, on Park.
street and Whitewater Canal.
Seventh Ward-- Leonard's Pork house, on wsst
side OF Elms near Fourteenth street.
Eghh Neutrality-suspicious. on Cutter.stroet, be.
tween Bets and Laurel. streets ".
Ninth WardTNo. EnRine,house, on Webster.
Street, betMeen Main and sycafnorP streets.
Tenth Ward-Eng gine- house on Race.strset bs.
tween Thtrteenfh and urteenth.streets.
Eleventh Ward--Junciion Of Hamjlto on. road ana
Vine.street, at Mohawk Eugine.house. "A-
TW elfth Ward Brighton Engine house, on Bank
street .. j.. -.-!.i.i .IIl- "ll-- -
Thirteenth Ward Engine. house on sycamors.
street. betwee Seventh and Eiehth.strsets
Fourteenth war,l- Engine house on George .etreet.
beXeen Plum and Westefn row;
thS xss. sornsf II Eighth and
Freeman.streefs.
Seventeenth ward-New engine. .houss. cornsr AZ
Vance and Frontc
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Tok SAYERs o. JONES AND HRRSAN.-W,
have received letter from the editor Of Belt
life In London, informing Us that, according I,
our directions, $500 Of the money which hat
been put up by American hackers on Aaror
Jones, for match with Tom sayers, the champ
Ion Of England, has been transferred to thu
account Of Heenan's match with Sayers fol
the championship of the two hsmispheres. The
editor Of Belle Life has also at our request sen,
back to Us the remsinsng $3.50 of the Jones
contribution that remained unstaked with
Sayers, which Is to be handed to Jones, In
order to enable him to return comfortable
home, provided he be willing that Heenau take
precedence Of him, and have the first chance
at Sayers, after his engagement Ia through
with the unknown.--T TNlkss Spirit
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GT 1t Is stated that Col. Fremont ha,
written letter declaring that he Is not, AM
will not be Presidential candidate iu 1860
He 10 represented as closing his letter in thu
following language: II consented to held ths
position, 10 1855, against my better judsmen
and will; but was assured that those VIII,
would rally around mo possessed the power
essential to my election; and I must confes,
that the "bauble," as 1t might have been called
by Oliver Cromwell, possessed attraction.
which I could not well resist. But I would
not again encounter oil the vexatioDs, mortif
cation and annoyance then encountered, il
the reward were to be ten thousand Presideu.
ciee,"
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INKLINGs.

The vacancy In the police, by the resigna.
few days.
The Broadway Hotel 10 crowded with guests.
The Hsnris House has been rspainted inside;
new paper, &o.
The German Tailore' Association were out
on parade yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Chapmsn--the Cincin-
natl favorites--will be tho recipients Of com,
plimoutary benefit at Pixies Opera. house next
Saturday night. Let il be bumper.
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TEE fRoNr.sTRHET AooIDBNT-REsuLr or TIE
CORONOR's INQUEST.
AND STILL ANOTHER MYSTERY SOLVED.

N~--~
Some days since, difficulty occurred on the
corner Of Fifteenth and Plum streets, between
Frederick Lutz and his father In law, Philip
Youngman, during which 1t was alleged that
the latter beat the former severely. The old
gentleman was afterward confined to his
bed, and about four o'clock yesterday morning
died. Luts was arrested yesterday, on charge
of causing the death of his father In law.
Youngman was discharged by order Of Coroner
Carey, who was called upon to hold an inquest,
the result Of which Is q follows:
We, the undersigned, Jurors IN Cincinnati Town.
ship and county Of Hamilton, having been duly i'm
paaneed and sworn by NJ. T. Carey, Cor ner la and
for said county, TO inquire, and true presentment
make BY whom and by what means Philip Young
man, hose dead body was fonud corner OF Canal
and Flfteenth-street, on the 10Th day OF October.
A. ID. 1859, came to his death
After having examined said BODY and baard On.
evidence, we the jur do hnd that the came
70 MS death from natural causes and not from vlo.
ence, as was supposed by parties who solicited Cor
oner's investigation. WV
Lsigusd,l JOHN FRIES,
SOLOMON COOK,
DIETRICH RABENS,
..I I..-.5.,+ HENRY BLUMLEY,
f-" JOHN WEGGER,
..--- JACOB MYERS,
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Steamboat Register,

No Q, Maretts; Fairy Queen, t,aysyiie: POLAND
Louisville Monday -ttoderstor Pitsburg; I Hstiy
81 more & &Pists6arg Iowa, Pttsanrg Marenso,
Boston; Loni ;yille; Superior, Dock; Shenango, ST
Louis; Fore,t Queen, 'adls n; Dunleth, Neville.
DEPARTURE Sunday - Telegraph, Louisville,
Monday-,,hio No. 2, Marietta Superior, Lonsviiie;
FAIRY Queen, Maysviile; Grand Turk, PttsburE
Nnns, NNmma, Nashville; Forest 9nesn Madison; Dunaith
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G2r The following is a list of letters de
tanned for non payment of postage at tn
Postofice, in this city, October 10.
Miss Ellen Gallaphs, Oxford, o.
Mrs. y. NJ. Bonte, Mt. Vernon, o,
Mrs. Wm, W SnodgrasB, Baltimore, Md,
7. ). Rogers, Paris, III.
nr. Hanks, Columbus, o,
John Koch, Newport, Ky. -"
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RoaBIsa DANoINa MAsTER--The sleeping
apartment OF Prof VIM. Mcdonald was en-
tered by "low-aung" thief (the same, per-
haps who stole our pony,) night before last,
and robbed of some $40 in silver coin. The
man who would rob dancing master 10 well
calculated to steal locals pony.
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HOME INTEREST.

IS- A. A. Eyster, Clocks, Watches and
Jswslry, Nos. 3l and 27l weStern.row.
G2r Daguerrean Gallery, southwest cor
ner OF Sixth and Western-row, over Hannaford's
drug store Pictures taken and put In good cases for
twenty cents. Warranted to please.
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@- DON'T forget that the Penny
Press Ia the medium through which to
make known your wants! ADVERTISE
ments Of five lines and loss, inserted
twice for twenty-five centsl -
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TBy Telsgrerh.j
Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, October lo-M.
Flour firm: Howard SIS l2H. Wheat dull.
sales 1900 bushels at 81 zoAI IS for bite, Corn
active sales 20 600 bushels at an advance of l@2c:
white and elbow 92@e5r. Proyisi ms firm and actiye
bacon l0so: Mess Pork Sl6; Prime Sil %. Whisky
nrm at 2S8Q29c for Ohio and city
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ELECTION RErURNs-To Our FRIRsps.-We
desire to furnish the public with tho result of
the election to- day at as early an hour as pos-
sible. Will our friends oblige US by furnish
Ing US with returns7 Our office will be kept
open all night. .'.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Compound Chlorine Tooth
Wash.

nRlGlNAL AND GENUINE, FOR
" cleaning and preserving the Teeth and Gums,
Tooth Wash efectually cleanses he feeIh, and will
answer the purposes Of the best Dentrihce It con.
sains no ACID or any ingredient which can, in any
case, be Injurious. 1t will be found to keen the
brush itself free from all impuTi les ''S 'A''
-, The Compound Cni orine Tooth Wash has the fur.
ther advantage OF cleansing the Mouth also and of
removing whatever 10 offensive In the Breath, Il
nardens tins Gums, and Is valuable remedy for the
Oanker Or soreness Of the Mouth. IL may also be
Lhroat. In nne, II preserves the Teeth and Mouth
IN all respects IN clean and healthy condition. ii
habit % Of using Tobacco, will find that tho Tool h
wash Will speedily remove all the effects Of IL fron
the Mouth. F0r sale by ,''"
ool0.o Opposite the postofSc,.
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E@ James Morrow, ono Of tho parties en-
gagged In the Cumminsville murder, was arrested
at half-past two O'Clock yesterday morning,
by Officer Jesse Young, OF the Seventeenth tn
Ward.
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BROKE DowH.--0ne Of the Little Miami
Railroad onnibuses broke down about three
O'Clock yesterday at the corner of William
street and Western-row. Fortunately no pas.
sengers were " on bosrd."
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Bound OvER-Jsmes Glenn, charged in the
Police Court yesterday with assault with In.
tent TO wound, was held in bonds of $3.50 to
answer the charge at the Court Of Common
Pleas,
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DsMIssEp-The prosecution against the two
lads, John Donald and James McMulIen, for
petit larceny, was dismissed on payment of
costs, In the Police Court yesterday.
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PETIT LARosNY.--John Donald was found
guilty by Judge Lowe yesterday, Of stealing
goods to the amount of 81, and sentenced to
six months confinement In the County Jail.
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HOUSE OF REFUaH.-Timothy Quill, Simon
Quill, and Thomas Gillard, three lads, were
sent to tho House Of Refuge by Judge Lowe
yesterday, charged with vagranoy.
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GF The Great Eastern 10 earning $3, 900 per
day at her dock, in England, this being the
amount Of admittance fees. She had better
stay there awhile. a.+ift .lsgils.!l.
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FILIIBusTERs ABOUT Capt. J. G. Dreux, q
former companion of Capt. Walker, Is in town,
stopping at the Burnet House.
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G@ The attention Of our Columbus readers
isinvited to the card Of Richard Kennedy, in
to-dsy's paper. -
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D6- Frank Connor, for using indecent Ian
guage on the streets, was fined $40 and costs
BY Judge Lowe yesterday. He was arrested
BY Omnibus Bailey.
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POLICE CouRr.-Business at this Institution
Is improving; ffty-seven persons were tried
yestsrday-the largest number for some weeks
past. -
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GSyPenny Press to DO had every
morning at tho Counting-room door,
Only one cent.
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Tax LEvr.-The following table shows tho
amount of taxes levied during the last four
years, for State, Corporation, and County pur-
poses:
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FALL AND WINTER Day GooDs.-sse the
advertisement Of Chas. s. Weatherby In to-
days issue. He offers magnificent stock.
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HAMILTON COUNTY DISTRICT COURT.

The jury subpened to attend In this Court
wps called, Eight were absent and tho process Of
the Court was Issued TO bring them In on Wsdnesday
to which day the Judges adjourned
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:, ROUTE FOR SALR.-A good route for sale on
tne Psnny Rsss. Inquire at the counting
room.
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CrTT PRIsos.--At the City Prison yesterday, ,
nine persons were received, two discharged, !,
and Ave on the sick list.
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Castor Oil.

Slk BRLs. CASTOR OIL, AMERICAN:
AeJa0 cans Gator Oil, East India; 70 cans Castor
Oh, East India-extra, for retailing. Received and
for sale by SURE, EUKSrEIN u CO.,
ocl0c Opposite the Post office.
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LOST.

H .OST-TW0 DOG PU PS-On Sunday
III night, two Dog Pups, about eleven months old;
one a black New Foundland, with curb collar,
marked N. W West; the other black and white
Bull Pup, with ears cut, and long tail. Any one
turning the eame to south east corner Smith and
Fifthstreets, to 2s4 Richmond street, will be lib
orally rewarded. [ocllal N. W. WEST.
II ,OST-BOY-Lost from 68 Clark. street, q
UA little boy about three years old had on striped
sack, buttonsd before; he was bareheaded and fad
on low shoes, with stockings. Address me at IS
CLARK street, osl0bs p. CREIGHTON.
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simes's Pure Cod-liver Oil.
DERFEorLY SWEET AND pALATA.

BLE. The promi-tors of this OIL spare no ex-
pene 10 having their OH properly ,repared 10 sts-
iunaisni, ~ onli pucs where the 0adu. Nor.
rnua !, lound In abunrance. The true Gi Il fire.
Quentiy impaired by adnix uies with oil from other
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COUNTY CoMMIssIoNBRs.-At q meeting of
the Board Of County Commissioners yesterday,
the following bills were ordered to be paid, "
To John Kistper, iron work on new Jail ..Ss4b "a
svnjrr XIII &C. ory gooas Tor q 64
S"nu'S phis 7 30
TotaL"sr..".m.."".....-. .-....,., .,....,.,,,,S2H "a
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BOARDING..

DOARDING--Three or four gentlemen can
1-D obtain room and S2ard in a private family,
street, between Elm and Plum. Terms moderate.
ROARDING--Af furnished and u1furnished
- room for a family, and several single gentle
men can be accommodated with board at l43 Race.
DOARDING.-Two gentlemen can obtain
-A-D Board In private family at No. "a West Sev.
enth. street. Reference required. ol0bs
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FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING.
OAK HALL CLOTHING DEPOT.
RARWlSE g. KING,
156 Nain.st., Three Doors above Fourth,
CINCINNATI, OHIO. ...

WYE HAVE NOW ON HAND A LARGE
w ard conplsts assortment Of Ready made
Clothing, gotten up expressly for the Retail Trade
oomprisng all the styles 9f Frock Coats Business
Goats, Overcoats; Velvet, Cashmere and Plush Vests
of the best material and workmanship.
Also, general stock of Cloths, of al colora Oss.
ings, in every style, which prepared to make
10 order, In the best Btylo.
MU- Gepflemen's Furp shinQ Goods. ocJhwf
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Gum Drops.

80 EAn POUNDS GUM DROPS, AS
4AseBOV SORTED; 1000 pounds Gum Drops,
Jelly. Received and for sale by
SURE, ECKsTEIN & CO.,
oc1os Opposite the Post cfies.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
WARN Oppos1TIo

GRH MEETING. G.-Tbe voters Of This Word ma,
az ths No. Five Engine house when N Bartlett was
Gaosen President, and Geo. B. Wright, Secretary.
the crowd 100 dense, they adjourned to The
street, where speeches were made by Messrs B. Eg.
seston and Jno H. Terrence; when three times In rec
inateda 'N""s "eie hom'
~ rCHALLRSgINc CoMaIrrEE.--' uel Denning. Aaron
Od oddrEsnGe Moses swasey, John Kirchner H. NJ Bates
a RALLIISo coNMIrrEE.-N. ". Thomas, John s..
SSssaS' SsaS' seo sail,ito; B Wright, Chas Cist,
Isaac D. West, DR.. Sherwood, Daniel Herley, j. b.
Sohpston DR.. George Phillips, Ira Brown, NJ Swasey,
samuel :, e. Torrence, William Torrence b. A. swasey'
y y; Bggs CHARLES u; Fox, sen. Chas. II. Fox, IT,,
A. q. Andres, H., McGrew, Geo. Beckett Darius Es,
gleston, Dr; g. sSal, Frank CONN, Samuel Colby,
xall Hntchkiss, Shepard Vale, II. b. Spader j. p
EEppy, d. b. Townsend, Or. J. II Pulte, VIM. Byers.
ef; G sauf5 Balorcs GT RRayi; Hiram SlOop j. Dan
White, Albert Colby, Geo Thomas, N. r, Bartlett,
All Wood, George Keck and s, Joseph. ocIla
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PROBATE COURT

~, Tho pobas Court "a. engaged IL admit
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THE CUMMINsvILLE MURDER.
The Perpetrators all Arrested--Their
Appearance befere the Police Court
Their Trial next thursday.

Below We give the verdict of the Ooroner's
Jury summoned to hold an inquest, in connec-
ion with Coroner Cary, over the body of the
murdered man, Peter Sny der, at Cumminsville,
In Millcreek Township, night before last. The
jury rendered their verdict at ten O'Clock yes
terday morning, at the Coronsr's Office, In this
oity:
We, We, the undersigned. Jurors in Millcreek Town.
panneled and sworn BY ~ T. Carey Coroner IN and
ior said county, to inquire, and true prtssntmsnt
whose dead body was found at Or Lobioshsse's Of,
nee IN ~ Cnmninsye, Millcreek Township, on the 9th
After having examined said body and heard tho
evidences We the jury do find that the deceased came
hls death 10 from wound made by large knien the
Augustus Gandolfo and Erastus Van WormSr, were
JOHN McMAKrN,
D. W. Q. SHOUKLBY,
.... EREDERIGK D0RMAF,
... 8. q. HAYS,
Tho remains Of Snyder we're brought to the
city by his friends yesterday, for interment. A
post mortnm examsnation was held over his
body, which resulted in accordance with the
facts above stated.
The brothers Gandolfo and Erastus Van
Wormer were before His Honor, Judge Lowe,
yesterday, and committed, (bail being refused)
for examination next Thursday. Information
being filed against James Morrow, he was also
retained In custody. ...
TIE fRoNT.sTRAET ACoIDBNT-REsULT OF TIE
CoRoNoR's INQUEST.
We also append the result of the Coro-
nor's investigation over the dead body of
man found on the sidewalk in front ofsNo.
772 Front-street, instead Of Harriet. street,
as reported in yesterdays Press:
We, the undersigned, Jurors In Cincinnati Town.
ship, and county Of Hamilton having been duly i'm.
panneled and sworn by the Coroner of said county
to inquire, aud true presentment make by what
means John Garbing, whose dead body was found at
no. 5S kront.stIeet, on the 10th day of October, A.
Alter having examined said body, and heard tho
evidence, we the Jury do find that the deceased came
to his death BY accidentally falling from the third.
story window OF house N o. ia Front.street
lSignedl HENRY BR0NSTRUP,
G. W. P0EPHALLER,
CHARLES MOURE,
.u JESSE HIND,
3. /. NEAL,
Jurors
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COVINGTON NEWS.

4. Subscriptions, advertisements and osmmunios.
tons to the "Press Reporter" Box Co. Will
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TAXING FRESH SrARr Hon. N. B. Baker
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2ss' Meteorological observations for the
PENNY Press, by Henry Ware, 0ptician, No.
West Fourth-street, October 10, 1859,
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-10-11
AT LOWER PRICES
Than any other Lumber Dealers In the city.
"Quick Sales and Small Profits"
Ii THEIR MOTTO.

Afurthsr reduction Of NJ per cent. Will be made oa
bills of $500 or moro. fol"
We have Of the largest and best selected stocs
Of Lumber in the Cincinnati market. which we offep
for sale at the above prices.
TH0S. W. FARRIN & co.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-10-11
nW. W.PALMER,S RAIM 0ERosE,

MSY> PALMER's BALM OF ROSES
VtSy is preparation that will be duly apprecia
ted by oil that dcsire to restore by art The bloom of
youth Its application is quite easy; its effects psr.
iecty natural and its use s entirely harmless II Is
applleo win mostened cloth. Price 25 cents foes
o. PALMER's LIQUID BLANC
W. DE PEARLE Is fast superseding the use
sirable properties Of the finest powder It possesses
that ofallaying all Inflammation, remove, tan, sun.
eurn and freckes and when properly applied its ef-
fecs can not be disin ngushed from those OF Natures
own beautl6er It Is applied With soft sponge, rub
bihg the face gently with pioce of sost flannel after
1t has become dry. Price 50 cents.
sOL0S PALMER, Agent,
West Fourth .itreet No. %