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ASSAULT AND BATTERY.-Ellen Costello was
arraigned in the Police Court, yesterday, to
answer the charge of assaulting Anna Cos
tello. 1t appeared that Anna Costello ar
rived in this city some ten days ago from In
dianapolis; that her husband had preceded
her; that when she arrived, she found thai
her husband was married to and living with
the aforesaid Ellen; that she called at hei
residence on Cutter-street to make inquiry
about the matter, when she was assaulted
Ellen was fined SIS and costs of prosecution
Costello, it will be remembered, succeeded
in ehecting his escape some days since while
Constable White was endeavoring to arres
him. There can be no doubt but that ht
has been married to both parties.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

ls- The attention Of the public is called to
Madame ELEs's cards In another column. She is
indorsed by Cincinnati druggist, which VIII no
doubt be sure guarantee of eminent success.
Madame's Spanish Stimulating Bslsam is acknowl-
edged sure cure for coughs, colds, headaches, &c.
The long experience Of the lady Will render her med
icines quite prominent.
Gs- Donot forget that PATTERSON, Of 1l5
Main and lgT Walnut, has on hand excellent stock
of smoking and chewing tobacco fine lot OF
Havana C igars has Just been received. ....,r'
M-M. A. WEsTcoTT, No. IA West Fifth
street, has on hand large and wcl-assorted stock OF
shoes, boots, ladies' CATERS, childrcn's and misses
shoes, which he is selling at prices suitable 10 all
lie can furnish any style and make of shoes and boots
that purchasers may wish.
GH>We would inform our readers generally,
aud the ladies particularly, that WM. LAPHAa' No
% West Fourth.sreet Is the sole agent for the sale
of the Lester sewing machine. This machine Ii
rapidly usurping the place of others OF less merit
They are now used in Lowis's Bazaar with great sue
cess. Those wishing sewing g-machne would do wei
| to cali at % West Fourth street.
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BOARD OF CITY IMpRovEMENTs-YE ESTER
DAYS PRocEEDINGs.-Th Clerk was directed
to prepare and transmit to the City Council,
ordinances to assess special taxes for improve
ments upon property abutting on the following
streets, viz:
West Canal-street from Grandin-sreet to
Twelfth-street west side Of Plum-street from
George. street to Ssventh-street Piatt-alley
from Race street to Vine street. Also, an or2i-
nance to pave with powders, Wetsel-alley from
Em-street to East Plum-street. Also, to ad-
vertise for proposals as follows: To build a
brick culvert to pass the water under Liberty
street from Vine-street to Race-street; to build
stone arch culvert under Wade-street to g
point $50 feet west of freeman street; to pave
with powders, Thorp-alley, from Elm-,tree
to Plum street; to repair with limestone
O'Reily-alley from Lawrence-streot to Davi'
son. alley. The Board then adjourned.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

WoOD's THEATER.-Another large and we'll
filed house was present inst night to witness the
"Othello of Mr.. j. X. Anderson. This sterling ira
Qedan, by his superior and excellent rendition tho
Jealous Moor elected the warmest applause from the
treacherous "Iago," was very good. Mrs. Fife Els
Ter, as the fair but wronged "Desdem9na," won the
and created new admirers of her excellent acting.
Tonight will be presented % one Of Shsklspeare,s are,
the lind of the llustrious Shakespeare, has
not been produced here for number ' Sf years, and
flowing house. Mr.. Anderson appears as "Cains
Marcus Coriolanus," in which character wo hold
he will he warmly received. The farce OF OUR GAL
concludes the entertainment.
THE PALACE GARDEN.-This institution con-
tnues to be largely patronzed by those desiring fun
and onjoyment. Tho entertainments are varied and
never fail to please tho many in attendance.
Burrs's PANoRAMA.--Th moving picture o.
scenes past is very we'll attended by the "moral'
portion of the community 1t is on exhibition ut the
hIelodeOn. -.. ..
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LAW REPORT.
BEFORE JUDGE srORER--IN CHAMBERS.

BEFORE JUDGE ST0RER--iN CHAABERS'
APPLICATION FOR AN INJUNCTION AGAINST
THE CINCINNATI SrpEEr RAILROAD COMPANY
olas Goshorn and Wife VS.. The Cincinnatl street
Railroad Company was petition i0r an IN
junction and for damages The plaintiffs alege they
are the owners of a piece of ground between Mouna
and Cutter.streets, covered by N1nth,stiec put
which they never dedicated to- the CITY, or IN any way
released their title thereto. They aege that ihey
graded and bowldered this property, ana kept ~ IN
repair, md that defendants (the railroad company
entered on the same, and attempted to destroy the
pavement, &c. They ask an iplunctioii' anu W i'o
their damages assessed. ., a.. ,o,, h ,,ada
party and continued the application until the l1tn
Of next month-and further ordered that defendants
should enter into q bond in the sum OF So,OO, con,
ditioned to pay all damages that might be assessed
against them ON the final hearing OF the case ".
Mills appeared foi petitioner, and Judge Ghoson on
the other side.
.ra COMMON PLEAS. 4 N.
The State va. John O'Brien.---The trial Of
this defendant, charged with burglary, committed
about two o'clock on the morning Of the 10Th OF AN
gust on the premises Of M Hanlon East sixth street
was called but the witnesses not being present. ws'
number of cases were continued in which tht
parties were under bail.
PROBATE COURT.
In the Probate Court two colored persons,
Elizabeth Jones and James Madison, took ont certi
hcates of tho fact OF their having been born OIL re
parents. -
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Cincinnati Produce Market.
TUESDAY EVENING September

TUESDAY EVENING, September q, 1859.
FLOuR-The market was very firm today, and
prices rather better Sales 800 brs. white Wheat at
S. TO- $50 do do. do. at S., 800 do do do deliveredat
Ripley at s. TO- 100 do superne at 81 IS, 50 do. do. at
81 so, and $50 do. extra at Si 80.
WHISKY-The market is firm, with brisk de-
mand, and prices advanced nc. Sales 900 brls. at
2i1zd2ihlc, the latter rates from wagon.
PROVISIONS-The market was very quiet to-day,
and generally unchanged from our last report. Ba.
con il in demand at 71@96c., but holders arc firm al
Ac above these prices Mess Pork is held at Sl fol
city brands. Lard is in fair demand at l0a@l0bc.
but Is held lie.
GROOERI ES-S Sugars firm. Sales l35 hhds at 6la
to 7Ac. Coffee steady and firm. A sale Of 100 bags al
21sc Molasses In brisk demand with sales l5O brls
al 37hc., and 40 do at 3Sc.
WHEAT-The market was very firm to-day; anG
prices of prime white advanced l092c. per bush
Sales 500 bush prime white at 81 l2 400 do do. do a
81 10; $40 do. prime rcd at 81. 3,
CORN-M Market firm, and holders arc now demand
ing &c. Small sales at this price
=RYE--A good inquiry, and prices i1rm az 75c.
BARLEY-A moderate demand for strictly prime
fall at 75c, good do. at 65@7Oc., and prime spring
6S(970c. -,
tending upward. Wequote 4l@945c. as the rates oi
arrival, and 47614Sc. from store.
CHEESE 40 boxes Western Reserve at sNc
30 do. extra large do. at sA@39c., 100 do. Englsl
Dairy at i01c. Market firm.
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Box Fl, Covington, Ky,l
KEsToS CoURTY FAlR.--Notwithstanding
the heavy rains in the early part Of the day and the
fact shat it. was the t Of the ase
We were unable to loarn many of the particulars,
but from whatwo could gather we are sure 1t bids
fair to be ofthc best in this region fthe country
1t is the last of the that will take place near
herc which will add to the interest felt in its success
Lot these annual gatherings Of the farmers and
added an incalculabe amount to the respect in which
labor is held, and their cont inued success viii do
more than has yet been done, Already we see Its
thousands into the 'learned professions" without
regard to ability for their successful prosecution. II
educated young man to take hold of tho plow when
he emerges from school. Let the people interest
themselves in the matter and encourage their
children to do the same, ana the eject VIII DO hcno
| fcial end lasting.
A lady residing in Newport was walking
along Fourth street In this city few evenings since
about dusk, and while passing over the sidewalk ii
front Of new building, between Scott and Madison
streets, came in contact with ladder which nae
Builders ought to be careful about obstructing th
streets unnecessarily.
COMMONWEALTH vs.. d. A. POwELL.-This case
! being an indictment for forgery, which has beef
pending since the last March term came up for tria
yesterday. Tho evidence was concluded early III u
| afternoon but the case was not submitted when tn
court adjourned, the timc being occupied by tn
lawyers in preparing instructions. Wewill say moth
ing further about the case until the verdi shall
rendered, when we will give the particulars.
POLICE CouRT-THE SUNDAY LAw.-Henr
Harter was yesterday arraigned before the Polio
Court for selling liquor on Sunday. He was dofende
by Charles Mooar, who plead the unconstitutional
ity the ordinance against the Sunday liquor trait
he claimed that it contcted with State laws on til
same subject, and was consequently null and void,
by the constitution all city ordinances must be 1
harmony with the statutes Of the State. Mr.. Phelps
for the prosecution will conclude the argument th
in the matter and the decision of the Mayors locke
to with deep interest. ....
Mrs. Dean, charged with passing counterfeit
money. and who forfeited her bail some time sinc
became penitent and gave herself into the hands {
the Sheriff again, yesterday
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SypUCr1oY-A FATHKR's REvENGE.-.Buena
Vista, Tenn, was the scene of tragedy a
few days since. Some weeks since Mr., John
+. jackson, an opulent gentleman of that
village, was informed that his daugh ter, a
lovely girl of eighteen years, had been Sc
duced by DR.. F. M. Bunch. He fort hwith
sought the man who had brought disgrace
upon his name, and demanded that he should
repair the wrong by marrying his victim
The Doctor declined at the time, and Jack.
son gave him three weeks to reconsider OF
leave the country. At the expiration of thai
time, Bunch still declining to heal the wounds
he had inflicted, the determined parent
restive with the sense of wounded honor and
desperation, shot Bunch down in his office
He died instantly. jackson delivered him
self into custody, and when our informant
left, was in the Paris (Tennessee) Jail.--Lou
isuiNe Courier, Sept 27.
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Gg- The following is list of letters de-
tanned for non. payment of postage at the
Postofice, in this city, September rs: '
Elias Stern, Dayton, o..
Gilbert NJ. McAIaster, Pittsbnrg, Pl.
Simon Seerbaryer, New York, n. !.
Frank Farrell, New Orleans.
Miss Mary G. Thomas, Woodstock, Vermont.
Kew. John Cro1ill, Olnoy, Ill
Mrs. Sarah Miller, Eyerton, Ind.
s. M. Mann, M. D., Hollister, Mass.
Heinrich Cords, SEN, Walnut Hills, o.
John Wiseman, Napoleon, Ind.
Mrs. NJ. Il. Horton, Chillicothc, o..
Mrs. Mary B. Parsons, Louisville, Ky.
Henry "Schmith," st. Louis, Mo-,
SErrEADER, q.
D. W. Gr'gsby, Warsaw; Ky,
q. Dantel, Glasgow, Mo.
DR.. Watson Carr, Chicago, ILL.,
Philip McDonough Lancaster, Pa
J. R.& H. D. Horne, Hayerhill, Mass.
VIM. Mumford, Welshield, O..
- Clark, Esq, Columbus, D.
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HOME INTEREST.

sg-If You Want Good Fit, You will find
no more reliable establishment than that of Frie
McGuire, No. 2j6 Walnut-street. These gentlemen
are prepared to furnish every variety of Gents
Clothing on short notice and reasonable terms.
$50 8. III. Parvin, Advertising Ascent, No.
80 West Fourth-street.
H~ A. A. Eyster-Cl0cks, Watches and
Jewelry, Nos 34l and 27l Western-row.
pB- Daguerrean Gallery, South-west cor
ner of Sixth and Western-row, over Hannaford's
drug STORE Pictures taken and put in good cases fol
twenty cents. Warranted to please.
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tons addressed to the 'Press Reporter" BOX S5wil
be. attended TO-.
Tomorrow night the City Council will
have another regular meeting. Tho report on the
resolution of Mr.. McCracken to expel Mr.. Sellman
from the office of Jailor will then come mp for con-
sideration. Quite q warm time Is anticipated, and
our straight -ahead, quiet Council will no doubt in
duge In speech making considerably, something, DO
il said to their honor they generally omit and in It's
place occupy their time In transacting business.
SUNDAY SCHOOL RE-uNIoN.-A reunion of the
different Sunday schools in this city will take place
next Sunday at three O'Clock p. NJ, at the Meodist
Church on Taylor.stre Mr. III. Thane Nlillor and
and Mr. Il. H. Sargent will be present and address
the children. Let everybody attend and take their
insl into the minds Of children an interest in Sab
bath schools.
THE New JAII.-Ye esterday our City En-
aineer marked out the ground for the new jail. i
is to be built tho north corner Of the public
s1uare, and If the work comes up to the plans and
specifcations ns it no doubt will, will have some
| work will he commenced Immediately,
COLLAPSED FLUE.-The improvement OF
| the south end OF Columbia. street, commenced with
40 much energy, collapsed Just at time when it was
| rendered almost impassablo. Our citlzons inter-
ested In the matter making complaints. Can any
| one givea satisfactory reason for the delay!
The steamboat Judge Nc Clure left the Lick
ing to-day.
Marv Ann Anderson was fined SIS and costs
in the Police Court, yesterday morning, for diSor
| derby conduct.
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Extensive RObbery--A Mans Pocket
Picked of S2,55O.

Mr.. j. Baker, a tobacco-merchant, who re-
sides in Ghent, KY, had his pocket picked
in Fiith-street Market, yesterday, Of wallet
containing $3.50 in bank bills on tho North
ern and Southern Banks Of Kentucky. The
bulk of the amount was in 800 bills, and the
balance in 2Os and los. Mr.. Baker states
that he was standing in crowd watching
the street-railroad car and felt an unusual
pressure about his person; that he looked
around and came to the conclusion that
others, like himself, were anxious TO SEQ the
"elephant" At this moment he thought Of
his money, and, feeling for it, found that il
was gone. He Immediately left information
at the various station-houses, and up to late
hour last evening no discoveries were made
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tBy Telegraph
New York Market.


NEW IUhhs DVpsoihSoA - = 49,
Cotton dull sale. 700 bales. Rice quiet at
Aic Sugar b,,oyant Flour hdal0c. better; sales o.
1880 brls at 81 Agi GOiOr superne stste 81 6ogi so
for extra State; i40ai IS for superfine western,
81 1905 for common to good extra Western; 70 T,g
hooped Ohio; market closing quiet. Canadian Flour
frmer; sales Of 800 brls ATS 5oQa6 for common 10
choice. Rye Flour In fair request at $3I9eni ~,
Wheat scarcely 50 buoyant sales Of 1900 bushels at
81 2S(ll 20 for white MichEani " W ior req Iowa
Si 22i 25 for white Canada 81 IL for amber Sichi-
gan; 95ta976c. for Milwaukee CLUB, Rye steady;
sales of 800 bushels at SIC.
Barley firmer sales 5000 bushels Canadian At Ns;
Corn lower sales 100 bushels at 9l@921sc Tor mixed
western; gic for southern yellow. Oats firm at !l@
i3Hc. for State; 4O@5iic. for western and Canadian
Whisky easier sales 800 brls. at 2Gnc. Pork market
unchanged. sales $50! brs. at so S5@al6 for mess
and $40 70lO 75 for prime, including 500 Drs NEST
at sellers option to lst November, private terms
Beef dull, with sales Of 80 brls. at * 1902 iol h
conntry prime; 50 5O16 80 for do. mess; 500 90 fo
repacked mess, and Sg@ll for extra mess. Bee Bee
nnominaliy unchanged Cut Meats scarce at Sc. 70
shoulders, and &C. for h BaSos S g1iss aSd IN
Butter fair demand at l207c. for Ohio and l6QD2lc
for state Cheese in fair request at 9e91c. ior prim
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MONETARY.
TrysnAy, September 27-s p. M.

TUESDAY, bpplCHIUUT -I-o = MI
We have no change to report in the Money Market.
Currency continues very close, with large amount
of good Paper Offering from regular deposiors.
Eastern Exchange remains firm at y premium,
selling rate buyingat premium nrnmiu An 'ne D"hNor'
Eastern Exchange in st. Louis " premium, and
very Arm latest advices expect it will advance to
per cent premium selling.
Eastern Exchange In Ohicsgo per cent. premium
and in Louisville Il for Kentucky Money.
Gold dull at 35@40 cents per hundred buying rate;
selling at St6A premium.
No Change 10 report in Uncurrent Money or Land
Warrants.
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Gss- AT meeting of st. john (Episcopal)
Congregation, held at the corner Of Plum and
Seventh streets, yesterday, Bishop McIlvaine
presiding, the following officers were elected :
Senior Warden, e. S. Haines; Junior Warden,
II. W. Derby; Vestrymen, D. 7. Woodrow,
Robert Mitchell, I. H. G. Allen, John W.
Ellis, G. l.. Avery, Alfred A. Marsh, Ii. P.
Kennedy, G. D. Coffin.
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0BsrRUcTING ET-CoRNERs.--Judgs Lowe
seems determined to break up the practice of
crowds standing on the street-corners, thereby
obstructing the sidewalks. Seven young men,
named i. Moran, W. Burgess, j. Carney, j..
Wageress, J. Kline, j. Hanley and d. Sulli-
van, were arrested on the above charge yester-
day and fined ST. and costs each.
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FRESH OYsrERs.-Robert Orr, No. IL West
Fifth-street, is constantly in receipt Of fresh
oysters in can, keg and she'll, which, for
quality, are hard to beat. Our citizens will
find Orr's oysters to be as represented. 1t is
unnecessary for US to enumesate the good
qualities of Orr and his oysters, but would
invite those in want Of good article to give
No. II West Fourth street call.
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PETTY LARCEYY.-A man named Theodore
Fisher was sentenced to the chain-gang for
the term of two months, for stealing pocket
book, containing 81, from Frederick Stalk, on
Find dlay-street,
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TURNED His WIFE OuT.--An inhuman indi-
vidual named Michael Murphy turned his
wife and babe out Of his house Sunday night,
and locked the door. He was tried by Judge
Lowe yesterday, fined So and costs, and SEN
fenced to the City Prison for the term Of three
days
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gs"A fight occurred about eleven o'clock
last evening at Finnoy's grocery, on Sycamore
street, between Third and Fourth, between
couple of persons, over game of cards. A
considerable crowd assembled, but no arrests
were made.
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Gs-A man named Docelyn was arrested
and confined in the Ninth-street Station
house last evening, charged with forging
land entries, supposed to be located in the
vicinity of Girardeau, Missouri. He will
have hearing in the Police Court this
morning.
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FALL STYLEs.-B. II. Alley, No. Al Broad
way, opposite tho Broadway Hotel, has intro
duccd a fall style Of hat which is rapidly
taking the place of others now in vogue. 1t
is unequaled for style, quality and finish. Call
In and get Ope
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Na' A slight FIRE occurred within doors,
yesterday noon, on the premises of Matthew
Whilldin, private school teacher, No. 1876
West Fourth h-street. The extent Of the loss
was the weeks wash.
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IBy Telegraph
New Orleans Market.

NEW ORLEANS, September 27-P. M.
Cotton steady: sales /, 500 bales at 101l Ac;
sales Of three days. 10000 baes receipts do, 600
bales, against "a 900 bales last year, receipts ahead
of last year, 900 bales. Flour firm. sales at s. l5
for superfine. Exchange on New York, sight, u dis
cOuntc1par. Sterling Exchange l09AGelO94.
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l5-The residence of Mr.. Wolff, on Walnut
Hills, was entirely destroyed by FIRE, night
befort last. He was fortunate enough to save
q part Of his furniture. n, ....'
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Ns"There is report in the city that q
murder was committed at Cumminsvlle last
Monday evening. We are unable to ascer-
tain particulars.
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, September 2i.
Flour firm; Howard-street $5. Wheat
firm Corn active at IS2c for white and s4@7g. for
yellow Provisions active; Bacon sells at 10i Sides
meas Pork SO. Whisky dull at 2sc.
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CITY MATTERS.

G1-Penny Press to be had every
morning at the Countlng-room door.
Only one cent.
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FOUND.

D-BREASTPIN--0n Saturday last,
N an oblong shaped garnet breastpin. The eowner
can have by applying at tLis office. sep2S.bt
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nss- True felicity is when any one is al
happy as to find out and follow what is the
proper bent of his genius, and turn all his
endeavsrs to exert himself according as thai
prompts him.
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LOST.

n ,OsT--0ne day last week, by lady in
nA limited circumstances, three hundred dollars
5000 in bills, done up lengthwse. The finder will
Office. w. sep27-bf
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aTThe receipts for licenses at the
Mayors office, for the week ending yesterday,
are as follows:
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AUCTION SALES.

A UCTION sALE.-BY TH0S. JOHN
IA STON, in sale.rooms No. % Main -streets nsxf
10 the Trust Company Bank.-Largs sale of Carpet
ing at AuctiOn.-wEDNRsDAY MORNING., sep
tember 2s commencing at ~ o'clock, viii De s1io.
Velvet Brussels, Three-ply, Ingram, all WOOL Vent
tian, Stair and Cotton % %SarPetinMRSr MRSrou .,.,,orar
sep27 THUS. JOdNsION, huetoherI.
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THE PRESS.
WEDNESDAY,. ,,-.., ,-..,sBPTEMBER 2s

g, WANTS! WANT S!!
IF You want 0 servant, advertise in
THE PENNY PRESS
Ir you want a house, advertise In
THE PHNNY PRESS.
IF You want to sell anything, advertise in
THE PENNY PRESS.
Ir you want to buy anything, advertise in
THE PENNY PRESS.
In fact, every want supplied by advertising in
THE PENNY PRESS.
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g5- Meteorological observations for the
PENNY PRESS, by Henry Ware, 0ptician, No.
= West Fourth street, September 81, 1850.
O'Clock. Barometer. Thermometer
Z A. M..n..... ..".."...29.43 "
IL N. m..,."..'.,.,'..'n'....,....,Ey.ff "
L. Mm........... ....n.....y9.40 "
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NEWPORT NEWS.

Subscriptions, advertisements and csmmunica:
tons addressed to the "Press Reporter" Box S5,wil
be attended to.
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FOR SALE.

N1NOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS-Two
~ or three gentlemen can be accommodated with
comfortable. furnished rooms. Apply at 2O5 Third
street. corner of Plum. sep2S.bf
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HIy0R SALE-LOT-In the town of Califor-
A. mia, Ohio, (proper terminus of the Fifth street
Market and Pendieton and Columbia Street Railroad
very low for cash or acceptable trade.
WARREN l.. DAVIS, House and sign Painter,
sep2S.uw~ 70 West Third.st., Cincinnati
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COVINGTON NEWS.

IAny communications From car friends will be
thankfully received. Address d" Press Reporter
Box n, Covington, hy,l