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LAW REPORT.
SUPERIOR COURT.

TRUSTEES OF TER OHIO LIFE INSURANCE AND
TRUST CoMPAnr.-In Room No. l., before Judge
Storer, the petition Of Charles Reemelin asking to
be discharged from his Office as one of tho Trustees
OF the Trust Company, for the reason that the affairs
otthe Company were in such condition as 10 re-
quire only one Trustee, and also alleging private
busiress as another reason-was granted, and the
case continued In Court for the petitioner to file All
account of his trusteesh'p
CokRApI Va. STRUvE. The defendants are CO part.
ners In the brewing business. This was an appica-
tfon to appoint Receiver which the Court refused,
but appointed special master to take an account
and ordered ntruye, who was In possession to give
bond In 5000 to abide the decree in the case
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AsroSIsHINe.-rt ia truly astonishing to
witness the great rush to the oyster depot Of
Robert Orr, No. IL West Fifth. street, which
was kept mp all Of yesterday, in order to get a
complete supply Of oysters for day. But il
the rush was astonishing, the readiness with
which customers were supplied was more so.
Like the widows meal, no sooner was por-
tion taken away, than its room was supplied
with others. Don't be afraid of exhausting
his store he is in daily receipt Of the best in
the market.
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The LOST JEwELRf AT THE CRY PRlsoS.
Mr.. John Bunker, formerly keeper of the
City Prison, yesterday went before Justice
McFall and made oath that the jewelry that
Mrs. Cairns had left as pledge for the pay
montof her husbands fine was all in the
drawer at the time he gave up his keys. We
are not certain whore the fault lies, but, in
common with all who know any thing of the
affair, we feel confident there is dishonesty
among some Of the persons who frequent the
Office Of the City Prison.
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The PHlLosoPHIo OWLS. We are re-
quested to state that the mysterious flock of
Philosophio Owls" will perch tomorrow
morning at two O'Clock on their accustomed
boughs, to do honor to the owlest of owls with
characteristic "hootings.' What this body is,
or what its object, no one appears to know; but
we understand tho society, if we can employ
the term, is composed of many of our most
intelligent and cultivated, though peculiar,
citizens. Who the devil are the "Philosophic
Owlss" Can any one tell us?
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SAsBArH SCHOOL AsNIvERsARY.--We learn
that the teachers and scholars of the Ninth
street Baptist sabbath-school are preparing
some interesting exercises for the celebration
of their next anniversary, which will take
place early in December. Original addresses,
recitations, declamations, &C., will be delivered
by the children belonging to the school, who
will also sing several beautiful hymns prepared
expressly for the occasion. In addition to the
above, the choir connected with the church,
under the direction Of Prof. Victor Williams,
will add to tho interest of the services by the
performance Of several pieces Of excellent
music.
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Book ok-KEEPIsG.-We take pleasure in di-
reoting the readers attention to the advertise
ment Of John Gundry. His new and original
system for impartipg thorough knowledge Of
double-entry bookkeeping, which We have had
an opportunity of examining, is certainly o
great improvement over the old plan of teach
ing, and must necessarily become very popu-
lar. Persons about to enter upon such course
Of study should pay Mr.. G. q visit.
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The Cry PRISON CHAIN.GANG UNIFORM
A couple of the city prisoners appeared yes.
terday in the new ohain-gang uniform. II
consists Of q brown cloth with a red stripe,
which, we have been informed, is merely
sewed on the cloth. If this be true, it could
be easily ripped of; and in that case if one OIL
the prisoners should escape, he would have
quite good pair Of pautaloons. The uniform
looks neat, however, and will doubtless do the
oity some service.
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ACCIDENT 10 AN EXPRESS TaAIN.--One of the
axles belonging to the tender of the night
Express train, on the Indianapolis and Gin.
cinnati Railroad, was broken evening before
last, while passing Storrs, and the tender
being thrown from the track by the accident
was badly broken. Fortunately no one was
injured, although the train was delayed for a
considerable length of time.
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MALICIOUS DESTRUCTION OF PROPERTY
Michael Boethegen, Christian Clement, and
Charles Mildenberg, were arrested yesterday,
upon warrant issued at the instance of Gott-
fried Jossuer charging them with entering his
house, located on Eln-street near the Ham
ilton-rOad, and maliciously destroying his fur
niture. The former was released upon bail,
but the others were committed to jail to awsit
an examination before Justice Bell on Friday
next at ton O'clock.
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COVINGTON NEWS.

DEMoCRATIC MEgTINo.-At a meeting of the
Democratic Executive COMMITTEES ofthe City Of Coy.
ington, KY, II was ordered that Mas Meetings be
next Nov. %, IssS, to elect delegates to the City
Convention to be held at the Oity Hall, Coyington,
Mhds R MG % Ss
tho ensuing January election. Primary Meetings
will be held as follows:
egates and one member of the Executive Committee,
TO serve for the ensuing year.
Second The I Hall three dele
Third WardeAt q. W. Marshal,s Shop, to elect
Committee. to ssrSs for the % ensuing year
Fourth Ward-At the Engine house, to elect four
delegates and one member OF tho Executive Commit
tee, 70 serve for he ensuing year.
Fifth Ward-At Henry Ortman's, to elect seven
delegates and one member Of the Executive Commit.
Sixth Wsrd-At Jno. .Teipis's Carpenter shop, to
elect seven delegates and ono member Of the Execu.
to s
three delegates and one member Of the Executive
Committee, to serve for the ensuing year;
three candidates in each ward for Ward oficers.
It is important that there bea full attendance OF
the party at & hs wS,a msssnSs Somts
A GAY DEoEIyER SEsTBNcKD TO THE PENI-
rEsIlhnY.,About two years ago young man % Of
Bon County In this State where his excellent deport-
ment and pious demeanor won the confidence OF many
of the people, including Of the fair sex. he
mained In the neighborhood for some months, when
his real character became known; but the knowledge
came too late for he had already wooed and won the
daughter Of wealthy farmer, in the neighborhood
of Gynthiana, Harrison County, with whom he had
eloped, and to whom he was married In Cincinnati.
Last March he was arrested BY Officers Ockey and
RIM Of this city, on charge Of horse stealing and By
in jail. On Monday last he was brought into Court
for trial, when he confessed his guilt, and was sem
fenced TO the penitentiary for five years.
THANKSGIVING DAY.--Great preparations are
being made for proper observance Of Thanksgiving
to-day, Chickens and turkeys innumerable have
been offered in our market during the last two or
three days and our citizens have improved the oppor
tunity thus offered to supply themselves with all
things needful in that line.
FIRE At MULLINS STArroS.-The store be-
longing to George Muln, located OF Mullins Station
about twenty miles from this city was totally des
learn any Of the particulars that the building
and contents were entirely consumed.
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UNION MEETING AT THE CENTRAL CHURCH.
A union meeting of all the churches in the
city will be held this evening at the Central
Presbyterian Church, on Mound-street, near
Seventh. A thank-offering of clothing will
be received for the benefit of the Seamen's
Bethel. The object of the meeting will doubt
leas tend to make the attendance very large,
and the result will cause many hearts to beat
gladly at the close Of the holiday of the State.
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AUCTION SALES
A UCTION SALE.-BY H. s. MIL

. A UCTION SALE.-BY H. s. MILES
IA d CO,-Sales room No. 33 Main street
gage sale of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods at Auction
for cash, on FRIDAY MORNING. November 25.-
Will be sold at o'clock without reserve, 10 pcs Mo
hair pcs. Black Velvet, IL pcs Satin De Chem, II
pcs, Italian Cloth, 10 pcs Twlled Cashmere, Is pcs
Striped Cashmeres, % PCS. Bouquet Cashmeres, 10
assorted Kid Gloves, rs pcs Velvet Ribbons, 10 pcs
Wool Plaids; Gloves, Suspenders, Hosiery, Muslin
Kobes Plain and Plaid Jaconets, Swisses, Muls, &c.
Also..An invoice Of Boots, Shoes, Brogans and
Women's Lace Boots. no23
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CRICKET MATCH AT WALNUT HnLs.--The
closing match will be played by the Union
Cricket Club this morning at their grounds,
on East Walnut Hills. All who enjoy this
manly sport are cordially invited TO be pres
ent upon the occasion, and TO participate.
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OYsTERs.-H. L. Stiles h Co., No. 226
Walnut street, have on band q full supply Of
the best quality Of oysters, with which they
propose to supply such as may see proper to
favor them with call. Those desiring a
superior article for Thanksgiving dinner
to-day should not negleotto supply themselves.
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE County COMMISSION
ERs.-At the regular session of the County
Commissioners, held yesterday morning,
orders were passed amounting in the aggregate
to $2l4 46, of which 800 was to Huston 4
Carleton, on account Of stone delivered at the
Southwestern Lunatic Asylum. The bill Of
John Kremmer for 1894 for taking care of the
lunatics at the County Jail, was rejected
Apart from this no business Of Importance was
transacted.
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Steamboat Register,

ARRIVALS - Magnolia, Maysville; Forest Queen
Madison; SUPERIOR Louisville Ohio No. 3, Marietta
Dunleith and Virginia Home, Neville.
.DEPARruREs-Magn Maysville; Forest Queen
Madison; Superior, Louisville Dunleith and vir.
ginia Home, Neyille Great Western, New Orleans
Mary Cook, Pittsburg '.'' ''t' f
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UNPAID LHrrsRs.-The following is list OF
letters detained for non. payment Of postage ct
the Postofice, in this city, November 2S:
Miss Alice L. Smith, Fort Wayne, Ind.
Sam. Meader, Esq, Nantucket, Mass. y
Isaac p. Moore, Louisville, Ky. '-..t..
DR.. Joseph Birnstill, Newton Corner, Mass.
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:. THANKsaIvIYa,--A Thanksgiving without
oysters would be like the play Of Hamlet
with Hamlet" omitted; and in no establish
ment can better supply for to-day be OBJ
tanned than at Peter Cavagna's, No. 81 West
Fifth street. near Walnut.
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For RBsT.-Rooms on second aud third
aoors, In the building Immediately opposite
Penny Press, suitable for law, medical, insur-
ance or railroad Offices. All have been newly
painted and papered. Apply at Penny Frees
Counting-room.
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THE PRES S.
rHURsDAY.............,... NOVEMBER -
OFT Y N E w s..

CHuRoH's LITzRARY DEroT.-The New York
papers osn DO had at Church's literary depot
any time within one hour after the Postofice
closes In the evening.
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FOR SALE.

ENOR SALE-THE LATE RESIDENCE
NJ OFT X. HASHOUR.-The undersigned offers
for sale the above property situated between Cam
bridge City and East Germantown, Ind, the same
being good house, nearly new, with all necessary
be found IL old Wayne. The props rty IL well sup
piled with shrubbery of ali kinds, in addition to
which there is an orchard Of the best varieties Of
fruit lust beginning to bear. The property would be
very desirable farmer who would want TO retire.
For ternlp address 8. x, HASHOUR,
Indianapolis.
Or apply personally to SAM. lg. HAsHOtR,
no2IawS : - Cambridge City.
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ENOR RENT-ROOMS-W or without
n board, one or two unfurnishe rooms on second
foor supplied with gas and fire grates suitable Tor
or two ladies who desrons Of living In quiet
home. Reference required. Address Il. X. at this
pf1ca nO23bS
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WEEKLY REPORT OF TIE CRY AUDITOR
The City Auditor last night reported to the
City Council that during the week ending yes.
terday warrants had been drawn on the City
Treasurv for tho following sums:
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EN0R SALE-sEwING MACHINEs-Five
Al more Of those First -Clasl Donble-Thread Sew
ing Machines, at 325 each to clse them out great
bargain Cali Immediately at JESeUP'S MOURN.
ING STORE, Fourth-street, opposite Shillito
Co.'s. h -a. NOLAN
LyOR RSALE-SAFES-2s gu perior large fire.
H proof Safes, very low at priv ate sale, by a. 8.
MILBS n CO 80 Main.street. no2N
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FOR RENT.

HNOR RENT-HOUSE--A neat dwelling
u house to lease for one or two years, within one
half square OF two street railroads; excellent TO-:
cality; has eight rooms, gas hydrant, cistern, and
bath. Large front and back yard. Apply at this
Ofice no23cs
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quote Sugar at 14slc; MOlssses at nc. and Coffee
tWSEHfH3T1hsre i. an astly. demand, and d,
a. @s es%nos @n's a. S 500 do fair red at y III 800
44sc; sales Of 30 bushels sSa at sea prices s'e''y
OATS-There 10 a good demsnd and prices are
'fsS{ at /, sa,ss ssoa bSss at
BARLEY-Tbe demand 10 good and price. steady
az our last quotations; sN'e' Of 80 bushels prime fail
CHEESE demand is active and prices Arm;
sales Of goo boxes Western Reserve at &C.; $50 do.
APPLEs-Thsre 10 a better demand, but prices
are unchanged sales of brs. 81 IS; 50 do.
,PoTAToEs--The market i, dul and without
sEED-There is . good demand for Glover 80 g.
for prime sales OF 800 bushels In sacks at 81 ST. 10
HEMP-Smsll sales at 50.
lBY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.l
NEx Yosk MAnkEr, November 2s-P: M,-Flour
for ,superfne Western; SIS 2O6aS IS for common to
good shipping! brands extra round hoop Ohio-clos.
sales 800 bIs at S. aO95 60 for common to choice
Wheat very quiet and nomnally unchanged, both
buyers and sellers are disposed 70 hold of for day
and white Kentucky at 81 3g6nl 53 Rye quiet and
irm at 90c. Barley without much change: sales Of
gO bushels at 76@S0c. for State and Canada East.
Corn dull and heavy: sales $500 bushels at 75Cas3c
for new; 9sc. for old yellow, and old mixed Western
SominaI at @c Oats quiet and firm at 36@4sc. for
state, Western and Canadian, Whisky firm and
active: sales Of 500 brls at 27tc Pork more active
and frmer sales Of 1850 brls at S6 for mess Sill 10
oil % for prime; eI5 20 for Western prime mess;
SIG % for uninspected mess-incfuded in sales arc
1000 brs. prime, sellers option all the year. at Si;
LOCO do, buyers option all the year. at Ell o. Beet
more active and rm sales OF 800 brls at S44 25 for
prime; S3@5 Is for mess; S5@nl0 for old and new
repacked mess; $40 60Dl for extra, and sll 5O6tl3
double extra mess. Dressed Hogs dull at &c. Beef
Hams unchanged: sales Of 100 brls. new Western at
Sl4034 20. Prime Mess Beef steady: sales of 1000
terces Cleveland and Chicago at slSa2r. Cut Meats
quiet and UNCHANGED. Bacon auiet st previous quo
including 800 brls. prime Western for delivery Jan
% 9ary to Febsnary is, at lohc; Butter plenty and
dull at l1B@1Sc. for Ohio, and 1s@e2lc. for State
Cheese rules quiet at 8Gnllc. Cotton: sales uDim.
portant, Upland middlings at llxc. Coffee steady
sales OF 900 bagsl-inoluding $500 bags at auction
AZ A@llAc. Hides are heavy: BuenOs Ayres at Zsc
Tallow is quiet at I0JS0lic. UUI t.r r.
CATTLE MARKEr.-- Beeves advanced receiDts $500
head: sales at 6@l0kc. average price &c. advance
Of &c. L Sheep have advanced 95c.. receipt. 1890
head. swine have declined hc receipts 500 head
sales ut 56l5Ac. o. u s. ...-,.. -,
NEw 0fLEANs MARKET, November 23-Cotton
steady: sales OF 900 bales At for middlings.
Sugar closed buoyant at 77c for fair to fully fair.
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EyoR RENT--The second and third stories
n Of the commodious Brick Building known as
FRANKLIN HALL, on the eputh.eas corner Of
Sycamore and Sixth.s,reets. Apply on the rrem-
ises to HANNAH & LYON. nolSbw
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EINOR sALE-A fine Steel Rolling-Mill,
II four inch suitable for dentist or jeweler also
Lathe suitable for wood -ttrner for sale at reas
enable price, by calling at SHEDD tt WELSH'S, No.
I63 West Fifth.street, between Vine and Race.
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"A UCTION q L. E.-LOTS IN CAM
~ BRIDGE CITY, Indiana, at Auction.-HEW-
SON HOLMES will sell, on WEDNESDAY, No
yember %, at O'Clock p. NJ, at the Merchants Ex-
change, without reserve, Lots in the city Of Cam
mercial Bank of Cincinnati. Sale positive Terms
cash. Title, quit claim. Further particulars at the
sale. Na. Htr nol4
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NOR RENT-RO0MS--S uitable for rail-
third floors, in four story builaiing opposite the
Press Office Tho building hasbseA, newly re-panted
and re- papered. All in good order. Apply at the
Press Office ' ''' '-.t- I.t. nol9
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METEOROLOGICAL 0BsERvATIoSs-.Fo the
Penny Frees, by Henry Ware, 0pticisn, No. Z
West Fourth-street, November 2s. /.
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BOARDING..

DOARDING-Several single gentlemen can
ADbe accommodated with board at l4s Rare.street,
below Fourth. Ia moab,
DOARDING-Seve gen klemen can beac.
Accommodated with boarding by the day or week,
by applying at No. 1853 east side, one
door below Fifth. ~ no22aws
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LOST.
FOUND.

NOUND-DOG--Abr brown and white spotted
Ia POINTER slut; brown ,o ears s has on wire collar.
by calling at WIN. r. JA0KSON'S wagon shop,
Crawfsh, Spencer Township, Hamilton County,
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PR0VISIONS-M Pork Is generally held at $40
Bacon unchanged 20 hhds. Shoulders cold at7Ssc
Gard arm: 10 brls sold at 9kc.-buyer furnishing
barrels 5000 pieces green Meat sold Ut 4Nd4Ac. foI
Shoulders. and 7B0Sc. for Hams. A sale Of 200 txs
Middles at 7@7Ac for Gum berland cut and long rib
0IL-LInseed hriner and scarce: & brls. sold al
SIC. fFafl2
GROOERIES-Therei 10 no change In the market,
tho demand 10 fair and in advance of the supply. We
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"ANTED-Clerk book-keepers, sales
w men, bar.keepers, porters, coopers, carpen-
ters mechanics, laborers and Others can find situa
tions at the Merchants Clerks Registry Office, l2S
Walnut-street. lno23btl HALE GO.
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MUST TRECEIvED-THATs SPLENDID II
~ Louis XIV carved Piano. Please -na,
call and see 1t. Also, Pianos Of every
Atyle and finish at great reduction R4 II
for cash, or will rent and lot the rentS " "
pay for the Piano, ut 60 West Fourth
street. ~" .l. .l1l.J CHURCH, Jr.,
no2s Depot for Melodeons and Harmoniums
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ED-UMBRELLA--A blue UNI
w brella, taken by mistake from The hall OF
Selves's Building, yesterday morning, can be re-
turned to the Press office with thanks.
no22 .... TOBEY,
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WANTED-sITUATIoN-By young
, Wv woman to work at plain sewing or In a small
family. Reference given. Apply at No. 1856 Clark
atraat nOl3bN
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D-B0ARDERS-0n or two
w gentlemen to have comfortable front room,
with or without furniture, In q private family,
with board. Also lady and gentleman can have
the same BY applying at No. OF Ninth-street between
Walnut and Vine- streets. y ... noz3bs
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WANTED-sITUATION-By young
w lady, either in school or in private family,
as teacher of music. She Is capable Of giving IN :
structions on the piano. harp and guitar No
objection to the country. Small salary expected.
Address MARY, care Of box Az Cincinnati Postofce.
[nol8.tf1 .
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w furnished, including gas light and fuel. Ad-
dress Box 2Ol0, stating terms and location.
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MUSICAL.

GREAT NORTHUMBERLAND MAG
w NIFICENT Premium Piano.
the one that drew the premiums in l7fz!1A
New York, New Jersey and Vermont q Ssrssyss
! would respectfully, invite the pro: p ~
fession and the public TO TO call and
see II, together with sxty-four new Pianos at re.
duced prices for cash, or will rent and let tho rent
pay for the Piano. at 70 West -Four th.street.
@, M. MURCH.
The largest stock Of Melodeons in the city. NOS
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VNANTED-HORS cheap family
w horse, thoroughly broken and perfectly gen
tie. None other will suit. Apply at 2St Sycamore
street, noar Ninth, or through box $780, no22dr
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NNANTED- D--MrLLINERs-Twoo or three
w good Milliners. Apply Immediately at the
Cheap Millinery Store, No. Is West Fifth-stIeet,
near Main, no23bt