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The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-30

OPPOSITION RATIFICATION MEETING LAST
NIGHr.-The Court-street meeting last night
was largely attended, as much 50 as its most
sanguine friends could have anticipated or dc.
sired. Two stands had been erected for the
accommodation Of the speakers, one at the end
of tho Market-house, another not far from
Main.street. At an early hour the meeting
was organized by the appointment Of the fol-,
lowing officers: President, N. Bartlett. Vice
Hesidenn, Geo. Shilito, Miles Greenwood, J.
+. Cunningham, S. Molitor, Stephen Cooper,
G. R. Fosdiok, Gen. A. Moore, VIM. Perry,
Moses WamSley, Judge j. Burgoyne, S. S.
Davis, G. w. Rowland, E. T. Carson, Robert
Hosea, DR.. r. s. Newton and f. Meyer. Sec
retariea, James Warnich and w. II. Mckinney.
Speaking was commenced at the west end
by Messrs. Cox and Lippett, who occupied
the time for few minutes each. The Hon.
Robert 9. Sohenck having arrived, was then
introduced, and spoke for some time, when he
was interrupted for near half an hour by the
constant advent of professions, accompanied
by bands Of music, transparencies, &C., The
ffying artillery" companies were conspic-
uous feature Of the evening, and each COM
pany announced its arrival by the firing of
cannon. At half-past eight o'clock the street
was crowded from Main to Vine. The num-
Der present could not have been less than
fifteen or twenty thousand. F "ia
Speaking commenced at the eastern stand,
and Mr.. Schenok continued his speech from
the western. He was followed by Mr.. Cor
win, who was SO unwell as to be desirous of
remaining silent, but not 80 afflicted as to
silence the humor SO natural to him whom once
aroused.
At the eastern stand Messrs. jacob and
Tafel addressed the meeting In German, and
Mr.. Nicholas and DR.. r.. 8. Newton in
English
The meeting was harmonious and enthu-
siastio. Now let us have tho other side.
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REUNION OF GOLD WoOpwA Rp"-The an
nual reunion of the students of "Old Wood
ward" came off yesterday. The exercises COM
menced at eight o'clock A. M. with a game of
football on the orphan asylum lot. Some
hundred and fifty "boys" having assembled,
Messrs. George W. McAlpin and John e. Glib
bons were chosen leaders. Mr.. McAlpin won
the first "toss," which entitled him to the "frst
choice" and "frst kamp." The "boys" were
equally divided and at Il they went. Twenty
games were played, Gibbons's side winning by
one.
At four o'clock p. NJ. the "boys," having
refreshed themselves, assembled In tho hall Of
Woodward High School. A
The exercises were commenced by prayer by
Rev. Lorenzo D. Huston, of Nashville, Tenn. ;,
followed with music by the U. S. Barracks
Band; after which E. A. Ferguson, ESQ.,,
delivered neat and appropriate address.
Remarks were afterward made by several
gentlemen, when the company adjourned to
the Spencer House and partook Of q magnif-
cent supper, after which the following regular
toasts were read and res ponded to:
!. The MEMORY OF WIN. WooDwARD-His charity
was not pOsth umous, his fame is. :
Responded to by Rev. W. G. W. Lewis.
So.s THE ~ 9ID School MousEn Athens Of old
Responded to by BENZ. p. Hinman.
.. The OLD PLAY-GRoUHD-The scene of friendly
contest In social exercise ths garden in which young
Responded to by Rev. BENZ. A. j. Frey.
Qua ON TEACHERS Respect for their persons
gratitude for their services reverence for their
Responded to by Rev. L. D. Huston. ".
8. THE Orator OF THE DAY-Small in stature, but
big in all noble qualities Of the heart and head,
Response by e. A. Ferguson.
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(By Telegraph
New York Market.

Anew 1Ohhs ccptompoI Z5-Es m
Flour 5@1Oc. better, with sales of 900
brls at 81 1904 75 for superhne State; "a S395 for
extra State; 81 T0@4 IS for superine Western; 81 85
as 10 for common to medium extra Western, and
IS 5O5 GO for inferior to good shipping brands extra
nd.hoop Ohio closing dull and declining. The
market for Canadian rmer sales $50 bIls at s. 50
@6 25 for common to choice extra. Rye Flour In fair
request at So 1904 ~
Wheat heavy and declining, with sales 2 600 BUSH
els at 81 2S9l 30 for white Western 81 OF for good
Milwaukee Club 81 03@ll 05 for red Iowa. and 81 IS
for choice red Indiana. Rye dropping, with sales
3i00 bushels at Sic. Barley lower: sales 1900 BUSH
els good new Canadian at SOC. Corn heavy: sales
5000 bushels at 92c for yellow Southern; for mixed
Western 9Oc. offered and &c. asked. Oats steady at
4GS44c. for 6tate and 42944c for Western and Cana
dian.
Whisky frmer, with sales 200 brls at &c. ,.,
Pork dull and unchanged sales 1850 brls at SIS 80
@l5 90 for mess, and $40 60@l0 So for prme includ.
ing 500 brs. mess, sellers option to 10th OF Novem-
ber at $5 g. Beef dull, with sales $50 brs at S4 Is
for repacked mess, and Olc. for extra mess. Beef
Hams and prime mess Beef quiet and unchan ged
Cut Meats scarce and firm at SC. for Shoulders, and
&c. for Hams. Bacon quiet and unchanged. Lard
steady and unchanged: sales IS brls. at l08@Il4c.
fair business doing in butter at l3Dl7c for Ohio
and l6@2lc for State Cheese In fair request at 960
92c. for prime.
Leather drooping. e
Oils quiet, butsteady. j
Lead dull: Galena IS 62IS@95 70.
Sugar advanced 8c.; MuscovadO 5H(n6Ac.
Cotton unchanged: sales 500 bales.
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PROBABLE MURDER-A MAN STABBED IN THE
BREAsT-EsoAPE OF THE PERPETRAToR.-Lat
yesterday afternoon German named Frank
Weight, butcher, In the employ of Mr.. Frank
Beresford, had some words with o man named
John Finnegan, who lives in Covington, KY,
when Finnegan drew knife and plunged 1t
into Weights breast, inaieting, it is feared, a
mortal wound, He was conveyed to the resi-
dsnce Of Mr.. Beresford and Doctor Fries sent
for, who gave it as his opinion that he could
not live until morning. Finnegan Immediately
fed, it is supposed, to Kentucky. We under
stand that the difficulty originated as follows:
A little boy was standing near the parties,
smoking cigar. Finnegsn tried to take the
cigar away from him, when Weight interfered,
and told him he should not impose upon o boy.
Words ensued, when Finnegan drew knife
and inflicted the blow. .-
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Ns- The Landlords Association met at
the Henry House last evening, DR.. Cahill
presiding. The amount lost by persons cut
ting on their bills the past month was re-
ported to be about ninety dollars, against
some three hundred dollars the previous
month. This shows the efficacy of the associ-
alton. A communication was ordered to be
sent to the various landlords throughout the
State, asking their cooperation in obtaining
then adjourned, TO meet next month at the
Broadway Hotel. After the adjournment the
members partook Of oysters, &C., got up in
Watson's usual good style.
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ADVANCE IN ALMANAC LITERATURE.
observe that the astronomical department. of
DR.. Roback's scandinavian Almanac, for
1860, was prepared by one of the first astono-
mers Of this or any other country-Professo
O. M. Mitchell, of the Cincinnati Observatory.
Scattered through it are items on rural
affairs, from the pen Of Mr.. Haseltine, Presi-
the old humdrum style, in the indispensable
article of almanacs, with which the COM
munity have been wearied for the last dozen
years. We presume that most of or enter
prising druggists have DR.. Roback's medi-
cines and almanacs. DR.. Roback's office is
at No. s East Fourth street.
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LIGHT IN THE Far WEsr.-Passing along
Fifth street, between John snd Smith, q few
evenings since, we wore dazzled by the extra
ordinary brilliancy emenating from the window
Of tho coal. oil lamp store Of M. Robbins, Jr.
Il Go. Mr.. Robbins, Jr, young man,
has just established himself, and, no doubt,
from the taste displayed in his window, he will
give ample satisfaction to his patrons. Coal
oil, from It's great economy and superior brill
are assured that they will only keep coal oil Of
the best quality,
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A SINGULAR CAsE.--Thsre is young lady
residing in the West End who has no less than
scpenteen lovers. For several days past they
have been quarreiing among themselves as to
who had the best claims to her affection. Last
evening they chanced to meet, and, after talk
ing the matter over, agreed to submit the case
to Squire John McFall. The Squire settled
the matter, outside of his legal capacity, by
giving the young lady into the hands Of one Of
the party, who, by-the.by, was fortunate
enough to possess her daguerreotype. All
hands were satisfied. 7.l. ai = sfrs
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p THIRD STREET ARcADE.-This establishment,
just opened, 10 worthy large patronage. 1t
has been re-Atted in q grand style, and those
who feel disposed to spend an hour or two
pleasantly can not find better place than the
Arcade Billiardroom in the basement. Mr..
Cowles, the proprietor, is determined to keep
none but the best liquors. Give him o call.
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NEWPORT CouNcIL.-This dele, table body Of
law makers, vugarly termed ''city dads" met last
eyening-as Is their custom every Thursday night
welfare of our ancient city. As we rather ardy
in reaching wisdom hall-known by that title only
old court house pleasantly surprised to find
motion to adjourn before the board. This motion,
however, was entertained but few moments, as 1t
gestion, leaving pencil In hand and our note book
blank so far as the Newport Council concerned.
We afterward learned that bill had been paid, q
coffee house license granted, and an amendment
made to the contract for building new Jail, which
composed all the business OF the evening" If we except
the granting Of one week further time to the COM
mittee appointed to investigate the yailor Selman
affair. After transactng tho foregoing business,
Council did actually adjourn at the early hour Of
O'Clock. May they wave AID INFINITUM.
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AN "OLD BoY."--One of the enumerators Of
the school census states that, in his perambu-
lations in search Of the school children, he
entered domicil, where he found lady, who
said that she was one hundred and tcelue years
old; and, on making inquiry of her whether
she had any children about the house, she re-
piled that she chad but one boy, at work in
the other room, and he was eiyhty-one years Of
0oeIv
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PALACE GARDEN BEAUTY Of all the attrac.
tions presented at the above institution, the
singng of Miss Annie Holt meets with the
greatest appreciation. The warbling Of her
sweet voice Is roundly applauded every night,
and adds greatly to the popular favor of the
garden. Miss Holt will prove bright star to
this place Of amusement. Go and hear her by
all meaus .
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SUsplcIous.-A men who gave his name as
George Williams, from New Orleans, was dis
covered night before last, by officer Hudson,
in Morton's saw-mill. He had lighted
candle in his hand, and, on being interro-
gated, stated that he was looking for place
to sleep. He was provided with lodgings in
the Ninth-street Station-house, and will be
tried by Judge Lowe to-day.
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Steamboat Register.

ARsIvALs-Prioress, Madison; Swallow, Marietta;
Ford, do; Marmora, Pittsburg Grand Turk, do;
Bostona, Portsmouth; Pomeroy, Ksnawha.
PEPARTUR UREs-Pri0ress, Madison; Bostona, Ports.
mouth;J D. Ford, Wheeling; Telegraph, Louisville;
Dunloith, Maysvilej Economy, Pittsburg; Hickman,
Memphis; Arizona, 81: Louis; Ellen Gray, Kanawha;
Grand Trunk, Louisville; Marnora, do. i.l!
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Gg The following is list of letters de-
tained for non. payment of postage at the
PostofHce, in this city, September 2S:
John Wise, Shelbyyillc, Ind,
Mrs. u. Tuercke, New York.
SEPTEMBER ~.
Mrs. William 8. Davis, Hightstown, N. ].
Emma Rolls, Lebanon, o.
Mrs. John IL. Ford, Hightstown, M.
Mrs. Jumel, Washington Hights, N. Y.
Col. l.: j. Magness, Smithyille, Penn.
John Stark, Columbus, D.
McAdams & HaIgill, Hamilton, 0.
J: b W. Y. Handlan, Wheeling, Va.
Morris Bishop, st. Marys, o.
J. Durand, New York.
Abraham Lasner, Dayton. o.
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WITHOUT FoUNDArIoN.-Th report published
in the Enquirer yesterday morning to the eifeot
that Mr.. Charles Snyder, who was deposited In
vault on Walnut Hills last Sunday, had
come to life, is without the least shadow Of
foundstion. The Enquirer reporter was cer-
tainly hoaxed,
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MGTo any one who wishes good dinner
cheap, 60 to Todd's and get 25 cents worth Of
Oysters and all the ixings set out, and we will
guarantee satisfaction. Ladies' can get very
nice quiet place at Todd's and bo well attend
ed to. Remember 253 Walnut. street, above
Sixth
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ARREST OF SUPPOSED MuRDERER.-A man
named Anderson Sharp was arrested last
evening by officers Grogan and Jones, on
suspicion Of having killed colored man in
st. Louis some weeks since. A dispatch was
sent to St. Louis, informing the officers Of his
arrest rEH
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HOME INTEREST.

@3- A. A. Eyster, Clocks, Watches and
Jewslry, Nos. 34l and 27l Western.row.r t,ef
@S- Daguerrean Gallery, southwest oor-
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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BURGLARS AB0UT.-The residence of Mr..
Hensheimer, on Freeman-street, near
Seventh, was visited by burglars at an early
hour yesterday morning. The rascals took
to their heels at the sudden appearance Of
Mr. IT
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g9-A penny was deposited in the corner
stone of a church at jackson, Michigan, last
week, that had been taken from the corner
stone Of temple in Rome, built during the
reign Of the frat Cesar. t.2s NJ i4li.S
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DISCHARGED. - Martin Clements, arrested
some days since on charge Of stealing horse
and wagon from Mr.. Geo. Sayers, Of this city,
was discharged In the Police Court yesterday.
The case was dismissed at the cost Of the pros
eouting witness.
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G. Wilson, for being engaged In the riot on
Sunday last, fined Sl3 30 yesterday In the Mayors
Court Some others arrested for the same offense
were discharged. a
The ladies' festival, for the benefit Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church. has been postponed till
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DIsoRDERLY HousEs.-Three persons. named
T. Jacob, John Bitter and John Haymen,
were before Judge Lowe yesterday, charged
with keeping disorderly houses. They were
discharged on payment Of costs;
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PERsoNAI.--John g. Doran, ESQ.,, editor of
the Southern Ohio Argus, is among the guests
Of the Broadway Hotel. Tho Argus is a new
paper, published at Georgetown, Brown County,
Ohio. Success, John.
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HELD TO BAIL.-John Ward, the steamboat
cook, charged with passing counterfeit money,
was held to answer in the sum Of $3.50 by the
Police Judge yesterday.
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EPISCOPAL CONVENTION Round-trip tickets
will be sold to this convention by the Little
Miami and Columbus and Xenia Railroad.
See advertisement on second page.
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HENRY DAVW,, d

NU. N8 MAIN bTKEET, BETWEEN
~ SIXTH AND SEVENTH Manufactures and
Importer Of Soaps, PerfuMery and Fancy Goods, has
Cigar Cases, Brushes. Combs, Perfumery, Beef Mar.
row and Fancy Goods Of all descripti MS; also com
be Is prepared to sell at figure lower than any other
dealer IN the city, Also received this day from New
and Marking Inks which the subscriber will be- abis
TO sell at manufacturers prices. Jobbers and re-
teilers will please call in and examine before pur.
chasing elsewhere. m. 10 ~ I--
AL kinds Of Extracts at
26'cENTS PER BOTTLE.
Remember the place,
2Ts Main-st., Bet. Sixth and Seventh.
a lsep6l
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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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ROUTE FOR SALE.-A irst.rate route on the
PENNY PRESS for sale to an experienced car
rier. Apply at the counting room.
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GS~ A couple of newspaper routes are
advertisad in another column. One is on
morning, the other an afternoon paper.
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BOARDING.

R0ARDING-Tw gentlemen desiring
- pleasant place to board In private family
at No. 107 Longworth-strset, between Elm and Plum
Ierms modefate. sep29-bs
ROARDING HOUSE-A first. class board
- ing house, III Sycamore. street. between Fifth
~ Sixth, west side. Large, airy, unfurnished
n1fns for families. Accommodation for single gen.
tlemen. [sep2S. awsl T. A. ROWE.
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GT Meteorological observations for the
Penny Press, by Henry Ware, 0ptician, No.
z West Fourth-street, September 20, 1859.
O'clock. Barometer, Thermometer.
l2 M.:y.........".... Sss
+. @.............. ..........2960 "a
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IBy Telegraph
New Orleans Market.

NEW ORLEANS, September 29-p. nj.
Sales 1000 bales Cotton. Exchange on
New York 1@lAc.; Sight do a premium.
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NEWPORT NEWS.

Subscriptions, advertisements and csmmunica-
tions, addressed to the Press Reporter" Box & will
bs attended TO. 80
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Mayors Proclamation.

5"' .--N MAYORS OrFICE, CirY OF CINCINNATI,
'~-.i} .-4E nn9H. 'ffp September 26, 1879.
IN PURSUANCE OF A RESOLUTION
- adopted ythe City Council on the 7th inst, NO.
ce 10 hereby given to the el ctors Of the city Of Cin
cinnat that an election will be heldon the lth day
Of October next second Tuesday, for the purpose Of
slectpg two MaRistretes to ll the places OF II. Il.
Rowekamp, Esq., and David Fisher, ESQ, whose
term Of office es pires on tho 9th Of December, 1882
The Polls will be held at the places Of holding State
Elections, and opened between the hours of and
evening. 'E.-''-
~ Given under my hand and the Corporate
Seal of said City, this 18th day Of September
tshAh' 1859. N77T B. NJ. BISHOP,
S0-' sep29-f h ..lgb 1.i tll Mayor.
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E1VOR RENT-A H0UsE-In Fulton with
WA eight rooms and store-room. Price Of the whole
t h9use twenty dollars per month. Inquire of J..
and Twelfth street. sep2O.bs
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WANrsI VANISH

TsI w ANTs!!
IT you want servant, advertise In
THE PENNY PRESS
II you want house, advertise in
THE PENNY PRESS.
In You want to sell anything, advertise in
THE PENNY PRESS.
iRyou want to buy anything, advertise in
THE PENNY PRESS.
IS fact evory want supplied by advertising in
THE PENNY PRESS.
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olive 0IL.-AN ASSORTMENT OF
" tho very finest brands Of this article always on
hand. comprising the following: Barton Guertisrs
Bordeaux 0il, and Bellue Bordeaux OIL, Also Plag-
lbl STee 9f8 JOHN FERGUSON, Grocer,
sepA f Corner Ninth and Vine.streets.
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ENOR SALE-L0T-In the town of Califor-
n MIA, Ohio, (proper terminus of the Fifth street
very low for cash or acceptable trade.
WARREN L. DAYS., House and sign Painter,
Eep2S-awF ~ West Third.st.. Cincinnati
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FOR SALE.

LNOR SALE-2 ROUTES Morning and
H evening" for sale low for cash, only to be sold on
account of inability to attend to them, caused by
street. sep3oaWs
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COvINGTON NEWS.

tAny communications from our friends will be
Box 81, Covington, Ky]
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

VNHE UNDERSIGNED ARE PREPARED
y 20. deliver In Cincinnati, In any qantities.
LIMESTONE Of the best quality, from two inches
to two feet thick. We have the y Iiia'AT
Rest Limestone Quarries
parties using Curb. stone, Flag stone. Cross walk
and Gutter stone, Caps and ss Water Table, Range.
stone, Monument Bases, &C., To correepond Win us
and learn our prices. RtQKER, DUNE1P 4 60. ~
ssp2lbws Greenfield, Highland County, Ohio.
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AUCTION SALES.

A UCTION SALE.-BY II. 8. MILES
"A & CO, Sale-rooms, No. 80 Main. .street--8tapIs
Gsoeeries Boots and Shoes and BroRans at Auction.
EniDAf MOURNING, September 90, at 3 O'Clock,
ALSo1,l,5O 500 bols. Rag and Straw Paper; 40 cases
Boots, Shoes BIogans,s swomens, and Misses' Boots.
sepsol { : III s. MILES d CO.., Auctioneers.
A UCTION SALE.-BY KELLOGG Il
zA- WILLIAMS .Salerooms 20 and a East Third
street.--Large sale Of Furniture, Carpets, Plated
Ware, Cutlery, Pianos &C., at Auction.-0n FRI
signment: 10 doz Plated Forks; 10 do. Table Spoons:
20 do. Dessert and Tea do; do Butter Knives sets
and q general assortment Of fine Table Cutlery.
ALS0-2o pieces Wool and other Carpets % pairs
Blankets.
ALSO-A stock Of Household Furniture of fam
lily declining housekeeping, as good as new.
ALSO-Two secondhand Pianos, o good article.
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EOR RENT-H0USE-A brick house, No.
- a Milton street, corner of Broadway. rooms
and hall, Inquire off, H. NEWMAN, 375 Main.
Tsen2Qavytl
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FOR RENT.

N0R RENT-R0OM-one or two single
gentleman can be accommodated with fur
nished ront sleeping room, with gas, in respecta
BILE private family, where no boarders are kept Ap
ply at No. log Longworth.street, near Plum Refer
ence required. sep2obs
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LNOR SALE-PAPERS- Several thousand
IL old papers at &c. per hundred, at this office,
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~ANTED--SITUATION--By boy Is
y years old to learn the retail grocery business
~ willing to stay four years, Address r. II. W, at
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N0R SALE-FIRE-Now is the time to
h secure your kindling wood. 100 loads can be
had at Hinkle, Guild Co.'s, at reduced prices
No. 365 West Front-street. sep28.ds''
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~ANTED.-AGENTS-To sell desirable
vv work Just published, "Jullan's Interest
at 8, 9and 10 per cent. both simple and com
pound, on all sums from cent to Sl0OOO and from
one day to six years. A rare opportunity to make
work. For further information as to success testi
mony IN It's favor and terms address stamp inclosed
or apply to ]. HAZARD DAVIS, 427 Fifth street.
a5 fi sep2-amtl