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The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-30
MARKETS.
Cincinnati Produce Market.

FRIDAY EVENING. April 49,
FLOUR-The market was firm to-day, at yester-
days advance, and there a pretty good demand.
which was freely met by holders. The sales we're
1000 6rs at sc for snperne and Sc 56 25 for extra.
22ig bTls were received the. last twenty -four hours
WHlSKY-A good demand and the market steady
wagon.
PROVISIONS - Bacon was held with increased
hrmness to-day, and none could be bought below
and &C., and these rates being above the limits OF
orders we have no sales to report Bulk Meats were
salsble at and sac, loose, but City Cut are held
higher The sales were 1900 pieces Shoulders at &c.,
loose and 80 hhds. Shoulders at Maysyille loose at
&C., packed. Mess Pork and Lard dull, and prices
nominal. -
GROCERIES-Molasse advanced to 37c, with
sales OF $50 brs Sugar firm; sales of 100 hhds at "a
TIC. Coffee unchanged. "
SALT-A sale Of 900 bags coarse Liverpool at 9Oc.
WHEAT-A continued active demand, and prices
are tending upward. Sales 500 bushels prime He'd at
81 s5; $50 do. fair White at 81 81 and 800 do good
CoBN7The s6S market is firm, and prices unchanged;
BARLEY-The market 10 very dull, and prices are
dropping and unsettled sales 700 bushels prime Fall
At &C, and 400 do. common at 55c. IT
RYE-A fair demand, and the market firm at 90c
OATS-The market is steady and firm at 81 @l52c.
HAf@The market is firm, with good demand for
prime Timothy at SIS per tun.
EGGs-The market is firm at ll@llhc. per dozen.
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Increased Facilities for European News

QUEBEC, April 29.-The Montreal Telegraph
Company, owning all the telegraph lines in
the Province, have decided to extend the
River du Loup line to the Farthest Point,
which is situated on the south side of the St.
Lawrence, about $50 miles east of this city,
where the channel compels all large vessels to
pass within short distance of the shore, and
at which point reliable arrangements have been
made, in connection with the New York As
sociated Press, to have all European steamers
and sailing vessels boarded, and their news
promptly transmitted over the wires to this
city, Portland, Boston, New York, Philadel-
phia and the West. And as the Canadian
Steamships Company have decided to run their
steamers on every Wednesday, the Farthest
Point telegraph station promises to be one of
the most important points, for European news,
outside of New York, the Canadian steamers
always bringing four and five days later news.
The telegraph line is expected to be completed
within month, special steamer having left
this city, yesterday, for the scene of action.
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River News.

PITTsBURG, April 29-M.-The river is
nineteen feet by the pier-mark, and falling.
Weather clear and mild all morning, but now
clouding over.
P1TTsBURG, April 29.--The river is seven
teen feet six inches by the pier-mark, and
falling The weather is clear and pleasant.
Arrived-Endeavor, Cremona. DEPARTED
Defender for New Orleans.
LOUISVILLE, April 29.-The river is rising
slowly, with ninet cen feet water on the Falls.
ST. LOUIS, April 29.-The river has fallen
two inches at this point in the last twenty
four hours. The Missouri is still on the de-
cline, and is becoming difficult to navigate
The Upper Mississippi is reported stationary
at Dubuque, with ten feet water on the bar
and rising above. The Illinois is falling, but
is in fine boating order. Rain has been fall
ing steadily since nine o'clock this morning,
and prospects indicate wet night.
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH
REPORTED FOR THE DAILY PRESS.
Washington Items.

WASHINGTON, April 29.-No dispatches have
been received from Minister Lamar by either
Of the last two steamers from Nicaragua. This
remissness on his part is a serious disappoint-
ment to the Government.
The Treasury receipts are coming up to the
estimate of the Secretary. 1t is not yet de
termined when the Treasury notes, authorized
by the late law, will be issued.
Hon. Richard Golden arrived here last night,
and is guest of the President
Lieut.. Mowry, who has been here for some
days, on business connected with Arizona, will
leave for that Territory tomorrow, but will
return next winter to urge the organization OF
territorial government. The last Congress
appropriated $4,000 for the purchase of pres
ents for the Pinot Indians, in acknowiedg-
ment of their good faith and friendship for the
whites. The Indian Bureau is now making
arrangements for the distribution of the pres
ents, which will consist principally of agricul
tural implements.
| The question relative to the Philadelphia
Post Master has not yet been definitely settled,
and the reported removal of Post Master West
colt, is at least premature. Mr.. 0'Flynn, tn e
Post Master at Detroit, will be removed as
soon as his successor can be selected, about
which there is some difficulty. The President
of the Pacific Mail Steamship Company ar
rived here day on business connected with
the California Mail service. The Post Master
General will open no new routes under the
Post Bill of 1858, in Virginia, North Carolina
South Carolina, Georgia, and Florida, but will
continue the service on all the old routes, the
contracts for which were recently awarded.
Gen. Jerez, the Nicaraguan Minister, on the
26th inst, notified Mr.. Yelverton, of the
American, Atlantic and Pacific Ship-canal
Company that their charter had been declared
forfeited, by the Congress of Nicaragua, OH
L -
fulfill its obligations. He has likewise noti-
fled Secretary Cass to that effect
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Yeager. the Missing Man. Found.

EAsroN, PENN, April 29--Great excite
ment prevails here, caused by the announce
ment that the body of Mr.. Samuel Yeager,
the missing merchant of this place, had been
found in the Ohio River, at East Liverpool,
forty-fve miles below Pittsburg. The body
was found on the 10th inst, and is supposed
to have been in the water some two weeks or
more. The verdict of the Coroner's jury was
accidental drowning. Nearly $400 in money
was found on his person. His memorandum
book, keys, and some papers, were also found.
The remains have been sent for, and will be
brought here for reinterment.
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G. BECKER, Esq, formerly editor of the
"Turnzeitung" of Cincinnati, has commenced
the publication of weekly lynewspaper in this
city, called the "Covington and Newport
zcitung." This is the only newspaper, save
one, published in the German language in
Kentucky
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-30

BURGLARY IN PARK SrREEr.-A house situa-
ted on Park street, near the Whitewater Canal.
and occupied by man named Stephen Wash
am, was feloniously entered by some burglars
yesterday morning about three o'clock, and
jewelry amounting to $25 and 500 in gold
stolen therefrom. A noise made by the scoun-
drels awakened the inmates, who gave the
alarm, but they escaped with their booty.
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GEORGE CLARK, the man who attempted sui
eide by cutting his throat on Sunday evening,
at the Jefferson House, in severe coughing
fit, night before last, opened the wound
throughout its entire length. Itwasre-dressed
by the surgeon at the Hospital, and was, late
yesterday evening, in fair way of recovery.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-30

FIRE ON WESTERN Row.-About three o'clock
yesterday morning, fire occurred on Western
row, near York street, in the cabinet-shop oc
cupied by Robert Letter, which damaged tho
house and its contents to the amount of two or
three hundred dollars. The Fire Department
were as usual at their post, and their exertions
no doubt, prevented conAagration. We be-
lieve there was no insurance.
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AT meeting of City Council, night before
last, Mr.. MenEies, chairman of the committee
on Ways and Means, reported there would
fall due on the 3Oth inst, in the Northern
Bank, notes to the amount of $4,000, given by
Barring, Furnett, and others, for the City, and
offered resolution, which was adopted, to
allow the City Treasurer $4,000, bearing in
terest, out of the first money in the Treasury,
not otherwise appropriated, to pay the same.
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HIGHWAY ROBBERY.-A mechanic named
Joseph Letcher, who, we believe, is engaged at
a machine-shop near the corner of Ludlow and
Front streets, while on his way home from the
shop at which he had by some pressure of bu-
siness been detained until about three O'Clock
yesterday morning, was knocked down on the
Deercreek bridge, and robbed of a watch worth
$50 and $40 in money.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-30

The members of the medical profession who
attend the National Medical Convention to be
held in Louisville, will be carried by the Lou
isville Mail-line of steamers to that point and
ba ok at 81 for the round trip.
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MAYORS Court. - Bridget 0'Donnell was
brought before this institution yesterday,
charged with disorderly conduct Bridget,
not being able to give bonds in the sum of $50,
for good behavior in future, was sent to jail
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ACCIDENT TO LITTLE GIRL.-A little girl,
named Pearl, whose parents reside on Bay
miller street, near Eighth, while playing on a
stairway at the rear of the house, fell down
into eu area or cellar of some kind and cut her
head quite severely, besides dslocating her
shoulder. Her wounds are quite painful but
it was thought she would recover.
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ErOm Quehec.

QUEBEC, April 20 The barque Emigrant
arrived at this point to-day, being the first
vessel from Europe since the resumption of
navigation.
The ship Pride, of Canada, from Liverpool,
passed the telegraph station at River Du LOup
yesterday.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-30

The contents of the large Billiard Saloon
in Cooper's Hall, were sold at auction, yester-
day, to satisfy a judgment against the pro-
prietors for noncompliance with the license
law
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Fire.

NsRFoLK, Va, April 29.-st. Pauls Roman
Catholic Church, Rev. Jos. II. Plunkett's, at
Portsmouth, Va, was destroyed by FIRE last
night. The pictures and vestments were
saved. The church was built in 1858, at a
cost Of $4,000. There is an insurance OF
900 on the property. "
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-30

CLINTON BUTTS, 1isq., was sworn in as Dep
uty U. S. Marshal for the Tenth District of
Kentucky, last We dnesday, by U. S. Com
missioner R. A. Attn ey, and entered at once
upon the discharge of his duties.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-30

In consequence of the great demand for
residences in CovingtOn, Capt. Amos shingle,
an old resident, and proprietor of the pleasure
boats Champion, Nos. and 2, is erecting three
splendid residences on Third street, near Lick
ing River.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-30

The COUNTY HORSE FAIR, at Carthage to-
day, promises to be fine affair. 1t will, no
doubt, be largely attended and the perform
anres interesting to all who visit it. The books
for entries will be open at nine o'clock.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-30

w. W. PIKE, Esq, formerly of this city,
has purchased the Kentucky State Flag,
published at Paris, Bourbon County, KY, and
will at once occupy the editorial chair of that
journal. We wish our young friend Wallace
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-30

Our "City Dads" have at last arrived at
the conclusion that there is "nothing like
bowlders." Weunderstand that Macadams I"
will soon be thrown aside ON Scott street, and
that Capt. Bowlder" will take the field. The
sooner the quicker, say we.
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Clothing Intelligence.
Local n ewS.

JAMES FARRELL, whose death we record this
morning in another column, was killed by a
fall, according to verdict of an inquest which
was held yesterday by Coroner Carey.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-30

LARGE amount of Local matter appears this
morning on our first page, which was prepared
for yesterdays issue, but crowded out by q
pressure Of other matter.
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Santa Ee Mail.

ST. LOUIS, April 29.-The Santa Fe mail of
the llth reached Independence this eve
ming. The blacksmith and carpenter shops of
the military department were burned on the
9th inst. The loss is not stated. .... d. II
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-30

THERE are more buildings going up this
season in our city than was ever known be-
fore. The great drawback seems to be to OBJ
tain sufficient materials, ETC., for building
PURPOSES.
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COVINGTON NEWS.

WE are under obligations to Judge c., H
Moore for courteses extended.
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PERSONAL.

DBRS0NAL-If William Hamlyn, who
- ca led few days ago at the General Agency
Office, No 3s2 Western row, will call again he may
hear OF something TO his advantage. ap29-be
NDBRSoNAL.--Any lady desiring to cor
n respond witha gentleman-Dot with view to
"matrimony,' but simply for pastime-may meet
with correspondent by addressing 80. O. Il. W."
Post-offce, Cincinnati,O. ap26-d%
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SEVERAL petitions for tavern license were
presented to Council last evening, which were
refused.
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THE peach crop, in and about Covington, is
perfectly safe, Notwithstanding the late severe
weather.
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TO LET.

VN0 LET-IN NO. 9S MILTON STREET -
u Three good rooms and cellar, yards, etc. Also
water drawn in. Inquire at Prospect Hill Cottage
Just above. ap27Fo
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IBy Telegraph.1 -
New York Stock Market

NEW YoBK April ?g
stocks are higher; Chicago and r. I, bs& n, Y.
Central 7lA Penn. Coal 50; Reading 51A Vir Skies
q Missouri Skies SIN Gal and Oil EiS Rrie 7A;
Pacific Mail 3. s. Co. 80i Panama X. II. 2231' q
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FOR SALE.

ENOR SALE-A pleasant house in Home
- City, OF seven rooms; dning-room and kitchen
in good bearing order. Garden planted For partic-
nlars inquire of Dr. Carter, on George street; p.
Iinn, corner Of Main and Court, or Nj. A. Shann.n,
Anchor Iron Works. Hunt.street Foundry, Oincin-
ile,i.-- ile,i. ap5O-0-
NOR ShLE-0r exchange for other prop
n erty, three dwellings. Inquire at No. Bank
blnIulngs, west Ihlrd street. ap30-bf
HIN0R SALE.-The proprietor of an excel
the city, about TO leave town, offers, on reasonable
t. rms his establishment For particulars, inquire
EGoR sALE--City and country residences
- and farms, at prices to suit almost every body
lnqrire No. 4 Bank Buildings, West Third street.
ap80-bt
kIN0R SALE-Building Lots in Covington,
"a at S5 per front foot, by VIM L; Spooner, Attor.
streets. aps0's
ENOR SALE OR RENT-On Elm street,
n two-story Brick House, No. 43, above Front
inquire through the day at the house, in the evening
%o @ street, O''"''" Fifth and IonsWSTS SpS :tS
EINoR SALE-wakefeld's Patent Corn Plant
N ers-cheap-at JOHN BELLS,
EVoR SALE--PIANO-A good second hand
n Piano, for sale low. Apply at No. 2O3 Seventh
street, DeIween Plum and Western row. ap29-bt
ENoR sALE-A RoUTE-on vine-street
ADDlN
No. % Liberty street, between Sycamore and Main
EINoR SALE-A BAKERY-Centrally sit
"A - uated, doing fair business, and having every
at No IS sixth street ap2g.aF
HINOR SALE-One second hand Hotel Cook
y ing Stove; for sale cheap, at SO Vine street.
HNOR SALE-A Font of new Agate Type.
has 9Sogt Seen Ised 2 PSnnSs ons which viii sell @
s. Of and TRTd Sp7
ENoR sALE-A HOUSE AND LoT.-A
n two-story frame, No. sc East Richmond street.
four rooms, back porch and yard, side entrance, a
reasonable Inquire at No. IS West Richmond
ssless. ap27eb
ENOR SALE-Thirty shares of $1OO each of
share the ritz StGcE Sf tae Sonora Mining
sAML. A. SARGENT, 1''
ap27 c. Corner of Fifth and Walnut streets
EN0R SALE-LAND.-S acres of Land,
~ one mile west of this city, near the Warsaw
Road, suitably located for country residence gar
fP Say %tSTnes at lGS Inw N6 81 the he
Main street, between Sixth and Seventh streets.
ENoR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY
land in RIPLEY County 1nd y niles Ge fGoa from G%PSr GneS
nat three miles south Of the Ohio and Mississippi
county seat For further information apply to the
suoscrioer robert Street, Newport, Ky or to j. g.
SpH Spisam II. T&NSAH &HN'RSsnHR' t. SEYMOUR
NOR SALE-VALUABLE BUILDING
-. - .PRQPERTY-Suitable for suburban residence,
wltnin Ihe city limits containing and sixteen
BE Being Lot Ne on plat Of commissioners appointed
by Court OF Common Pleas, by petition for parti-
ton in the estate of Isaac Jennings deceased being
Lots NOS And of Barr Graham and Lewis subdi-
VISION; WIN be sold low for cash, or good trade
taken for balance. Required to clear the premises
OF lieni incurred principally by improvements to
same. If not sold before the 18th of May IL will be
sold at public auction Apply to Sias I. Jennings
at Crane, Reed Co.'S Foundry, Eighth street, be-
low Freeman, or by letter to No. 47n Race street
ap27 SILAS r. JENNINGS
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FOUND.

Lv0UND-SLUT--A black and tan Slut.
and paying charges by applying at No. 2I Front aud
sycamore. ap29-bs
ENOUND-0PERA CL0AK-Tuesday morn
IL ing early, on Main street. The owner can re.
cover the same by calling at WALKERS Exchange,
NoUND-0n Walnut, between Fourth and
II Fifth streets, q poeket-boOk, containing n
small sum of money, checks, aud other papers. Can
street. ap26.c* NICHOLAS SMIDTT
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To the Violin Players.
1.-TWO GENUINE oREMONA VI0LINS,
N from 1850 and 1888, are for sale at low price.
ap2Q-cf A. WEIGLEY.
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BOARDING.

OARDING-Gentlemen and their wives,
~ single gentlemen and day boarders can be ac
comnodated by applying at 1853 Sycamore street,
ond door below Fifth. ap3O-Fc
ROARDING-One or two gentlemen can
1H obtain board In private family. House sup.
.plied with gas and bath. Call at 269 West Seventh
street. ap2g-bF
ROARD-A private family will let, with
H. board two handsome front rooms, suitable for
gentleman and his wife, or single gentlemen. Re.
feTences exchanged. Apply SO Ninth street.
ROARDING-A few single gentlemen car
~ obtain good board and single rooms, by apply.
lilies can also be had. ap29.cF
ROARDING-Two or three families and II
-A-D few single gentlemen can be accommodated
with good board and pleasant rooms at No. 3gs Fifth
street Also several day boarders. Terms moderate,
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WANTED.

"ANTED--A girl, to do general house,
w work, iu Covinsten. Apply ut 435 Fifth st.,
Cincinnati. ap30.fb
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"ANTED--Hostler, at i. g. Ssyre's Liv-
w cry Stable, Ninth street, between Main and
Walnut. nf.O-fb
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wv WANTED-A GIRL-To cook, wash and
w iron, and do general house-work in a small
family. S2 per week will be paid to one who can
near Fourth. ap27-as
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EN0R SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY
n PR0PERTY.-Eiehty acres of good Timber
natl three miles south of the Ohio and Mississippi
Railroad, the same distance from Versailles, the
subscriber, Robert Street, Newport, Ky or to j. g.
Abbott, 923 Western-row, CINCINNATI o.
apl5-amt HANNAH H SEYNnIIR
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HN0R SALE-A BAKERY-Centrally sit
n uated doing a fair business, and having every
facility attached to do large summer trade 1nauire
at No. 5S Sixth street. ap2g.as
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WANTED-By a young man, just from
w the country, of steady and Industrious habits,
situation IN any respectable place where he can
aaake himself generally useful. Address A. j. r.,
Press office. ap2S-bF
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"ANTED-A Boy, about fifteen years
w old. Apply at this office. apo
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FOR RENT.

ANOR RENT-Two small Warehouses, Nos.
- 32and "a, on the north side of Water street, be-
tween Main and Walnut. Rent $500. Inquire Onpo-
site, of lap30-bFl JOHN d. STiLW ELL.
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"ANTED -26 VEST BASTERS
w No. 269 Western row, between George and
seventh streets. ap27.bs
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NM WANTED--L0T-I wish to lease @ va.
w cant lot in the western part of the city. Ad-
dress Lock;box sl7, Post-ofice, giving location,
terms, etc., In full. ap27-a
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WANTED.

WANTS" FOR SALE" "To LET" "LOsT,
.NOUND, 90, IN this column occupying three line
or less, two insertiOns, twenty five cents
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wv WANTED-A girl, to do general house,
w work. Inquire at No 26g West Third street.
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ANOR SALE-LAND.--Seve acres of Land,
- one mile west of this city, near the Warsaw
Road suitably located for country residence, gar
dening purposes etc, on terms. Inquire at the
office of VIM. PHILLIPS, Attorney at Law No 2S2
Main street, between Sixth and Seventh streets.
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WANTED James Alexander (Da-
w gueT9an Artist and Jesse NJ Adams are re-
Iuested t2 cal Immediately at the Daguerrean Room
located % the southwest corner Of Sixth street
and Western row, lover Rannetord's Drug Store )
where they will hear something their interest by
leaving their address. ap27-aS
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WANTED-AS SITUATIoN-By young
" man, who understands running and taking
charge OF stationary engine ia a good mechanic /;
would accept situation in machine shop. Apply
at No. West Third street. ap27-bs
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HNOR SALE.-The proprietor of an excel
lently fitted up saloon, in the business part Of
the city about TO leave town, offers, reasonable
te rms, his establishment For particulars, inquire
at No. West Third street. ap3O-b%
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NINOR SALE-City and country residences
- and farms, Mt prices to suit almost every body
Inqrlre No. Bank Buildings, West Third street.
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k1NOR SALE-Building Lots in Covington,
n at s. per front foot, by VIM L. Spooner, Attor-
Dey at Law, northwest corner Main and Court
streets. an3D.a
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WANTED-Nurs girl, good seamstress
w preferred. Apply at l62 Fifth street.
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NOR ShLE-0r exchange for other prop
" erty, three dwellings. Inquire at No Bank
Bnildings, West Third street. ap30-b+
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NOR RENT-A convenient House, on Eliz,
Il abeth street, between Western row and John
street; has eight rooms and summer kitchen; front
side and back yard; hydrant, ciste gas all through
etc. Is in good order Inquire at l6l Clinton street
-