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New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-20

FXroSING DISEASED MEAT FOR SALE.--A butcher
Hamilton brought before Justice Bacay yea
teray III. charge of exposing ds"a k sale H-
colycted aId sentenced ~ pay tue Of So
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-20
COURT OF SPECIAL sEsSiONs-M.Y Ie-Bekrs Jusioss
- W.,su sryrps .,S Esttv

Ro-ina Coyle, stealing -iver boz, &c.--Remandcd;
Tona' Sullivan, John McGsth sS Patrick aylaad ..@.si
bsrey-Fined go William Kelly, s.san bs'tery-rasA
ss HGcss & GG .%d s, sip%Yd Scs. mo. .s
suli ad ba',Ty-Fned 80 John Dh;oo assault saa e.t.
5 Rchad Curtis assault and baiteryFinsd IS, Joan ~
erty, assault aud battsp-ygdment 'aspeesd Richard sA.
fyJdsSss su.peadcd David Hahn .d H"ar Rsl.
as M ald bsery-f'r,d s1,srh; Tnors. Joon.on ...ssk
Jad' 1t g'PelSsd May ay.9 ...'sit and sSssdy1JsAs
;spfndsd Ih9%s % s uG sno
J ph Ross H. os,su aud bstery-Fnsd ss Patrick Casey.
and bstiysinrd slo Mar Forbes. s''au, aud NJ
teTy-Jld gment usPensed.
BROOKLYN CITY COURT-M~ ls--Before Judge cvLvEr-
Jane. kepaedy b Michael KsDusdy. GuaIdisn. Rsfss
This was an action for 81 900 damages account of
injuries sustained BY plaintiff boy OF 10 yesr of %
Of March ., The defendant ercd pile Of anbss "a
the Sidewalk in John street near Pearl sayins some
nd be boy passing several i?ts fell Down sud ues him -
eny s. tie eisias the pie snd va. the
Of the accident This being uoosut wn enfefn
Johr Peterson vas brOpsh, siteohs-:e
for sone tilne since he wss ordered 70 gsy me- 80
rse.cS or refs"d 70 do liz Wa! suy of
temp shd oouud % The custody Of an officer ant shs
Thirty pine Jurors attend the Cour and not
sSering 70 their nsnles ~sre hnsd b % esea-
BROOKLYN COURT or sEsaoss-M.y is-Bs'Srs
JUdse MozRIs, Ju.ticss EMsoss and Horr
Tt Court orgauizrd for the term this morning. The
Petit Jury called Az iInpapns!ed. Dabsr who DID ne
susvsE ~ their hued.
Philip BoyI, f fosry In the second degree pss.ias os
i bill Geo ks ads,ss .s.s G sS: ...D, "a ne ,ssss ,sssS
Ii.sdes bot guilty, sDd we're reegz for tia;
Philip Roch Tor srsad baded gritty srd vss go
urc,d % STATE PrNp for three years William AsuaS0
pleaded guilty similar osense snS Sen,eneed y ne s:es
f-os ior yesr. Johs Crsisaou aod dr.v i.is.. y
oo,ed pet fsrcspy Stealing Bloc acd rsr ron Scs
No H. sentenced to tie PsEeutsy Tor safos nosos
A.
The Of Hughes indicted for s.oc " saS nAs
own prem fe, set d. tcf saes-
aay II Ess the Cev sdt'xne1 zn 10 @ssk -
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-20

STABBING OS SHIPBOARD.-On Thursday morning,
an Fngsh sailor John Clark while toXicsed went
the n Neptune and drAwsg knife saie he wstd the
blood OF be then rushed 20 the bunk Of Peter Bur
rows ard cut him several times in the face, nfcng deep
gashe secured possible by the Habor Police
aud locked up the To .or ru Burrows was attended by
rty scian then taken Hope OF De,en;ioB No -
Wife street, where ho will Be Kept until the trial
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-20

ROBBERY By \ SFRYAST.-A servant IN the employ
OF Mary Carlau, NJ. Willow street e The house AZ
oe ek Yesterday uonius AID csr.ed o Sls in silver SS IN
bills aud materials fr boys clothing o. the value Of ra She
had been in Mr Csran- employ FOG weeks snd had
highly nded fT honesty Tho accused hiss no, yet
been arrested
L'cTSsEs.-The sum Of 81, 500 has been paid 10 the
CITY (leik for ucen.e, dnrins III past month.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-20

with right good win Speeches we're Aaerwa-i made
by Messrs. Waterman, Jones, II. L. Field ard otaes,
and the f,styties we're kept up to ate hoGr.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-20

SCDDEs DEATH.-Louis A. Mile, native Of France,
died suddenly onW ednedsy night ~ No 66 Aul
berry from the disease Of the lungs, FASTENED by ute'
peIsncc The ither Of deceased resides Ssen land and s
wealthy habits deceased, however rendered him ont
lis family Coroner Gamble held inquest upoo the
bgiy
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-20

Observation-Disclosures Of this renowned man sre
exhibited by many print dealers Otto Ebbingtsus
Nc. 9i5 Broadway, haa photograph which seems
TO he most llf.like representative Of tie gF.
pc'ogeEa-.ar.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-20

FoR TEE ORfBASs.-The Treasurer Of the Roman
Catholic Orphan Asylum has received =, ,lS from the
Easter collections.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-20

ExcuRsIos-The Light Guari, attended by Dod-
worth Band let this city yesterday Via Elizabeth
port for Reading Penn. 20 assist al the ceremony OF
opening the East Pennsylvania Railroad.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-20

SUPREME EcorRr-caAssERs-aAYl la-BesoFe Jadsr
sVTsEKLaso.
IT, C5.n: Joasses tSs Ge0 JOnss ss syeeF so1'a"Sf
e,aL
Shortly before the Court adjourned tnis atterDoon
tp Cou, Jossns hs sppesrsroe with formidable rn
papers under III. cak sPpd @ en- order rquns ne de
lcsas wac ,sv7sis:o of TAs Sust1y aeresry - ~
-- .co3l1 b. sDet against t,et 'of
contempt, Tho Com, .,..ed that sf. The pIoesdpg q AZ
v, he p-ootte.ors of Tas Ssrday Mercury saesh-d a.
s 4, H. srrrs In co2tsnp. Of TIE scgs the CSur
,.d rsitsr,sirs ,be Hbelocs nls.;s- couplst7 ed a.
The Jusss ss,ed ta: @ ,ie % look inc .he msft ss
pr a,S rpJues,sd he CogE: . CAP Thursday whio s
lsaer sS-eed &C do.
IL r. tle Petition Of CsU arine A. Mscomb, &C.
Pasrs. % p RuEss es1, a AXE psooh o. ao stssod.
sna hs pir. ,ss0c az sss To pS.Jer et the Psaso
ss3.j 5s y.s1.Sd,
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-31
Arrival Of the Kangaroo.

NEw YoRK, March 30.-Thc steamship Kan
CARGO, with Liverpool ndvices to Wednesday,
the 10th inst, three days later than those fur
nished by the Niagara and Alps, arrived here
this morning.
News MORE WARLIKE.--Active preparations
are making for war.
GREAT BHTAIN.--Lord Cowboy, who had re-
turned from his unsuccessful mission to Vienna,
had protracted interview with the Ministry.
Nothing authentic transpircd as to the results
of his mission, but IL Is believed there is little
for which to be hoped.
The Paris correspondents of the London press
regard tho situation of affairs as critical and
speak of the warlike preparations as being
very active.
FRANcE.-The Paris Moniteur has published
another official article, which complains of tho
attitude of the German States intimatoS that
they have been influenced by unworthy mo
tivos, and reiteratcs that the EmperOr's views
are pacific, and his actions, prompted by his
wishes, are for the benefit Of Italy.
The Paris Boursc was deprcsscd three per
cent. rentes closed at eff. zoe.
SARDINtA.-Tho King of Sardinia has called
out his reserved troops and made new lcvies.
1t is also reported that he has applied to
France for the aid of $4,000 men. The atti-
tude of the Austrian and Sandman troops is
extremely mcnacing.
AUsTRIA.--Tho Emperor of Austria is con
tinuing his armamonts most energetically, and
IN outbreak in Central Italy is almost daily
anticipated.
There was panic in the Vienna market.
SPAIN.-Mr. Preston, the American Minister
to Spain, has had an audience with tho Queen,
during which the most friendly sentiments were
expressed on both sides.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-31
River News.

PIrrsRURG, March 3O-M.-River eight feet
ten inches by the pier-mark, and falling
Weather clear and COOL Arrived-Hazel Dell
Jacob Poe and Marengo. eparted-Denmark
ST. LOUIS, March 3O--M.-The river con-
tinues to rise slowly at this point. Nothing
new from any of tho upper streams. Weather
clear and cool.
ST. LOUIS, March SOP. M.-River risen six
inches in the last "a hours, and still continue.
to swell slowly. No change to note in any OF
the upper streams. The Missouri is rising
slowly; the Illinois falling.and the Upper Mis-
sissippi stationary, with eight feet on the
bar at Dubuque. The weather has been clea,
and pleasant. but cool all day, with indica.
tions of a warm change tonight,
PITTsBURC, March 3O-P. M.-River eight
feet six inches by tire pier mark, and falling
Weather clear. Arrived--J ennie Gray and
Defender. Departed-Commerce for the Illinois
River, and Economy for Louisville.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-31
From Washington.

NEW YORK, March 3O.-The Washington
correspondent of the Times says that private
letters from highly respectable source have
been received here from Mexico, giving the
details of secret treaty between Miramon and
the government of Sardinia, by which the for
mor grants to Sardinia the States of Tobasco,
Tehuantepec and Chiapas, for Sl5,O00,000,
France advancing 100000 and guaranteeing
the payment of the balance.
Sardinia is to send out emigrants, as for
merly arranged for by Zuloaga, under colony
grant to Sardinia. This information is re-
garded as perfectly reliable by gentlemen hero
well versed in Mexican affairs, though it has
not been communicated to our Government,
owing to the strange incredulity Of tho Admin
istration respecting all facts going to prove
that Europe is about enforcing the Monroe
doctrine against us.
The Herald's correspondent says: There
arc rumors here, believed to be from an authen-
tic source, that Miramon has entered into nego-
tiatiOns with foreign governments to cede the
control Of the whole section of Mexico known
as the Isthmus of Tehuantepec.
Thus, one by one, the transit routes are pass
ing away, irretriovably from the United States;
while Europe is drawing closely the cord that
may shut us from our Pacific possessions.
The Administration has the whole matter
before it, and it remains to be seen what it will
do.
The Post-oilice Department has dispatched
two agents to the South with instructions to
properly report all causes of the repeated fail
ure of the mails with the incomplete railroads
in Mississippi, the object being to remedy the
evil and enforce compliance with the contract
for the conveyance Of the mails between New
Orleans and Washington within schedule time.
Accounts from Fort Yuma give very discour-
aging reports of the gold gathering in that
vicinity.
Bernard II. Schoonovcr, of Pennsylvania,
has been appointed agent for tho Indians at
the Upper Missouri Agency.
Senator Yulee, of Florida who has been very
i'll since the adjournment of Congress, is now
conyalescent.
According to q letter received from Lieutcn-
ant Brooke, commanding the U. S. schooner
Fennimore Cooper, who is now engaged in sur
veying route between San Francisco and
China and Japan, the guanO island taken pos
session of by him contains, at the lowest cal
culation, $4,000 tuns of guano. The results of
the survey, thus far, notwithstanding the small
ness Of the outfit, are regarded of high value
to our commercial marine.
WASHINGTON, March 3O.-A report prevails
here, founded on private advices, that Mira
mon has negotiated a secret treaty with France
and Sardinia, by which France is to furnish
funds to carry on his war, and Miramon cedes
to them the Isthmus of Tehuantepcc, ETC.; but
our Government, for reasons entirely satisfac-
tory to itself, does not attach any Importance
whatever to the rumor, and regards it as too
ridiculous to be believed, especially in the
present warlike condition of Europe.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-31
MARKETS.
Cincinnati Produce Market.

- "WEDNESDAY EVENING, March 80.
,fLOUH-The market continues dull and prices in
the large way nominal, The sales confined to 12j
bTs extra IS s5 to Sc 2 the latter ratio for white
Wheat l292 brls. were received during the last "A
WHIsKY-Prices are Nc lower, with dull mar
ket Sales OF 1913 brls ut 2Ic., including that from
PR0vIsI0NS-Tho feeling in the market Is dccld-
edly heavy and the transactions small $1,000 lbs.
bulk Sides heayy) sold at s4e, and % Grs. Lard at
lie. Bulk Meats could have been bought at case,
loose. No inquiry for Mess Pork or Bacon.
SALT-A sale Of 100 bags coarse Liverpool at 9Oc.
GROCERlES-There is no change in the market l.
sales OF ITO hhds fair to prime Sugar, at 6s6l79c
and 800 brls. Molassee at Bic. Coffee steady at l2@S
l212c
,WHEAT-Thc market is rather lirrner, without
change in prices: Sales 200 bushels good White at
Al 800 do do; do at 81 10 400 do prime Hill at
~ 2a5Ri and 30 do. do. do. at 81 20.
7S@lSOc. ' y"
Sales GOO bush. at this price
HlE-Ihe demand Is good and prices firm Mt gOC,
OAIS-The market is steady aud firm at 62a63c.
SEED-Cloyer is exceedingly dull and prices in the
large way entirely nominal. Some small sales are
making at IS 50.
., ,BUTTER-A good demand for choice Roll at 230c
Ie, put Inferior qualities are dull and prices nOmi
nal at lO0[l2c.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-31
(By Telegraph
New York Market.

NEW YORK, March SOP. NJ.
Flour heavy; sales 100 brls at S. 355 70 for si.
pcrinc State 50 W06 for choice do; So 3Od6 10 fol
CNtl0 state; s. 1905 90 for supernc Westerns; So u
gS6 50 for extra do, and 81 5Oq6 70 for round;hoor
I 80 for extra. Rye Flour firm; sales 200 brls. al
So 606Tl so.
Wheat dull and heavy; sales 10000 bushels ut 81 lG
for Winter Red Western; 81 10 for Milwaukee Club
81 I06gl so for White Southern; 81 43 for mixed Wis.,
COnsin, and Chicago Spring private terms. Rye
dul sales 200 bushels Mt 1n6pS0c. Corn steady; sales
lS,Wl bushels at ss@Oc; for new Yellow jersey and
Southern, and 9l6ng3c. for very handsome White
Southern. Mixed Western nominal. Oats quiet at
l6jIc for State, and 5s@62c for Western and Cana.
dian.
Whisky unchanged: sales 100 brls. at 27isc.
Pork dull; sales 400 brls. at Sl7 ST for mess;
sl7 ~ for old do and Sl2 SIS for prime Beef steady
sales $50 brls at So j0l7 for country prime 81 500
for do. mess; 50 j0@ll 80 for repacked Chicago do,
and Sl3@l3 80 for extra do. Prime mess Beef firm ut
Sl7@2l Beef Hams steady; sales 800 hrs; extra Chit
Cago at Sl7 30. Bacon quiet; sales ljj boxes long
ribbed Middlcs at PGc, and l00 boxes rough at sac.
Dressed Hogs quiet at S'S(CSIc. Cut Meats active;
sales 700 packages at 67i ic Tor Shoulders aud ,C
eNc. for Hams Lard dull; sales 100 brls. at llA@
Ike.
Butter quiet at lO@l5c. for Onto, aud l5023c for
state. Cheese steady 1T S0llllic.
Cotton quie sales $50 baes-all before tho receipt
Of the Persla's news. Tho quotations are nominal.
Sugar steady at 6iiGe7lsc Coffee firm at lOA0I l2c.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-31
by Telegraph
Foreign Markets.


LONDON, March ls.-Brcadstuns dull but steady,
Sugar Is lowOr. Coffee firm.
LIvERPooL, March s.--Cotton.-The sales for the
week have been $4,000 bales including 1880 to specu-
ators and 1000 TO exporters. The market opened
firm, but owing to the unfavOTable Indian accounts
and the rmOrs Of caused all qualities to decline
ed; Uplands wero particularly affected.
The estimated sales to-day 1000 bales, including
,g00 to speculators Tho market closed quiet at the
following authorized quotations: Orleans fair, sd (;
middling, 7jid; Mobile fair, 7]Gd midding Lied
Cplands fair, 5-l6d; middling, Cad. The stock in
port is 100000 bales, including $4,000 bales of Amori
can.
Breadstufs-FlOur dull at lG0l2s Cd.
Wheat firm, and extreme rates obtained for
good American descriptions, owing to scarcity Of
the supply, W MIstern red 5s gd@9s 4d white IS Tdn
los I'd southern, lOs@lOs 3D. Corn dull white 7s3d
as Id How offered at IS l1d@6s Id.
PROyIsIgNs-Becf firm for good, but dull for info
rior Pork dull and offered at decline. Bacon dull.
Lard dull and nominal
PRODucE-Sugar dull, and cd and Is lower. Coffee
buoyant. Rice firm Spirits Turpcntine dull at 42s
q 42s cd.
The adyices from Manchester are unfavorable, the
market closing quiet. Some producers have submit
ted to n slight decline on Yarns and Goods.
uAYRE, March l6.-Cotton-The sales for the week
ending Tuesday, have been $500 bales. The market
opened buoyant but closed quiet at l04f for Now Or
leans tres-ordinaire, and 99f. for bas.
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by Telegraph
PHILADELPHIA Market,


PHILADELPHIA, March 30.
The war news 10y tho Kangaroo has caused a frmer
feeling In Breadstuis. The demand for Flour cOntin-
ucs limited at So 1907 for good extra and extra fam
lily, and Sc 256 31I for sperfine To the trade the
sales have been at So 256t6 70 for common and extra
brands and So s7@ 90 for extra family and fancy.
500 brs Rye Flour sold at S4 %. Corn meal scarce
aud wanted SO s7la. Wheat scarce but dull sales
of Red at 81 So and white ut 81 65pl go Rye Is more
sales 1000 bush. yellow at s9c 5000 bush. Barley
Malt bought at 81, on time. cargo Of Delaware
Oats sold at Jic.
Whisky steady at 2s@?oc.. for Pennsylvania aud
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-31
Places of Holding Elections.
CITY CLERKS OFFICE,
ATa.NWU 0NN1, IQgn

MARCH gath, 1889. J
IN PURSUANCE OF A RESOLUTION
n adopted by the City Council, on the 23d day of
March, 1859, notice is hereby given to tho qualified
electors OF the different wards, that the following
election TO be holden the 4th day Of April 1852
First Ward-old Engine House, north side Fourth
street, between Sycamore and Broadway.
Second Ward-Engine House, next west of Mechan-
les Institute, ON Sixth street.
Third Ward-Smal Brick Office, north side of Sec-
ond street, between Ludlow ana Lawrence streets
Fourth Ward-Engine House, east side Vine street,
berween Front and Second streets.
Fifth Ward-No. Engine House, east side OF Vine
street, between Camel and Court streets.
Sixth Ward--Hockmans Coal Office, on Park street
and hitewater Canal.
Seventh Ward-Leonards s Pork House, on west side
of Elm, near Fourteenth street. ..
Eighth Ward-Engine House ON Cutter street, be-
tween Botts and Laurel streets.
Ninth Ward-No. Engine House, on Webster at,
between Main and Sycamore streets.
Tenth Ward-Engne House on Race street, between
Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets.
Eleventh Ward-Junction of Hamilton road and
Vine street, at Mohawk Engine House.
Twelfth Ward-Brighton Engine House, on Bank
street.
Thirteenth Ward-Englne House on Sycamore st.,
between Seventh and Eighth streets.
Fourteenth Ward-Engine House on George street,
between Plum and Western Row.
Fifteenth Ward-WeStcrn Engine House, on Fifth
street, between Mound and Smith streets.
Sixteenth Ward-North-west corner of Eighth and
Freeman streets.
Seventeenth Ward Engine House, corner of stono
and Front streets.
The polls will be opened between the hours of and
O'Clock in the morning, and close at O'Clock In the
afternoon. SAM. l.. C0RWIEE.
mh25-tt City Clerk.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-31
MOrphY,s Latest Victory.

New YORK, March 30.-The Persia furnishes
the following: Mr.. Mongrcdieu, the President Of
the London Chess Club, who went to- Paris tC
play match with Morphy, has been terribly
beaten. The winner of the first seven game:
was to be the winner of the match. The re.
suit is as follows: Morphy, 7; Mongredeu
none: Drawn, l.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-31
Explosion of a Locomotive.

PHILADELPHIA, March 3O.-Early this morn
ing the locomotive Perkiomon, one of the
largest on the Reading Railroad, exploded at
the falls bridge on the Schuylkill. Josiah
Missimer, engineer, and John Foley, brakes
man, were killed. The dollhouse was shattered
by the explosion and set on fire. The safety
valve Of the engine was blown entirely across
the river
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-31
Fire at New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, March 30---Two large stores,
Charles r. Bailey a Co., wholesale grocers, and
Patten, Smith 4 Putnam, tobacco dealers,
corner TchOupitoulas and Gravier streets,
were burned last night, Loss S16O,OOO.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-31
by Telegraph
Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, March 30.
Flour dull, but unchanged. Wheat heavy, Corn
steady at former rates.
Provisions dull
Whisky dull at sc.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-31
tBy Telegraph
New Orleans Market.

NEW ORLEANS, March ~.
CottonSscs of 200 bales before the receipt ot the
news by the Kangaroo and Persia, at l2c Tor mid
ding qualities.
Western Mess Pork Sl7.
plr-
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by Telegraph
New York Stock Market.

NEW YORK, March 3O--P NJ.
NIHInGks hnn; Illinois Central, G7 do. Bonds 81 3;
mlohlEan southern, I2l5; New York Central, M;
heeding tg4i Missouri Skies, sG4; Michigan Central
o'>si Erie lOi Pacific Mail, 77S6; Carolinas 9gl9.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-31
Arrival the Northern Light and Hill
...- HOls.

NEW YoRx, March SO.-The steamships
Northern Light and Illinois, of the California
lines, have arrived Their advioes have been
anticipated by the arrival of the Granada yes
terday, with the mails and passengers trans
fe rred from the Illinois at Havana, in conse-
quenee Of an accident to her machinery.
The Northern Light brings two weeks later
advices from South America.
An attempt at revolution at Valparaiso had
been frustrated, after a battle lasting four
hours.
company Of French hllibusters had seized
the lake steamers on Lake Nicaragua.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-31
By Telegraph
New York Cattle Market.

NEW YORK, March 80.
Bcevos advanced lc; sales at 9sc for the best and
l3c; for prime Sheep active and slightly advanced.
Swine dull sales 5000 head at bb9d6jsc.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Mayors Proclamation.
... a. II.E4.l MAYoR's OFFICE, I
Cincinnati, March 22d 1882
HUyuV, n OTrAIVV0WVSn EU IlTTnVS nE


..... g.. UI.El.l MAYOR's OFFICE,
CINCINNATI March 22d, 1882
VNNHE QUALIFIED ELECTORS OF
- the city Of Cincinnati are hereby notified that
the Annual Election for City and township Omcers
April, 4. D. 1852 for tho following OfficcrS viz
On the City Ticket: .a.
Judge Of Superior Court;
Judge Of Police Court;
City Solicitor;
City Auditor;
City Treasurer;
Pr6secuting Rttorney of the Police Court; -.n
Clerk of the Police Court;
City Commissioner, full term;
Director Of Infirmary, ..I
Trustee Of Water Works,
Wharf Master, three years;
Superintendcnt of Markets. -
One Ward Trustee (Councllj for each Ward ex-
ceptipg the Sixteenth Ward, when two
Trustees are to be elected, one Of, which Il
to fill vacancy occasioned by the resigua-
ton of Theo. Gaines Esq.
One School Visitor for each Ward. .
On Township Ticket:
One Constable for each Ward;
One Assessor for each Ward.
On said 4th Of April the Judges of Election WILL IN
their respective Wards select judcious PERSONS hay
ing tho qualifications of electors to Petit Ju-
roTs in the Superior Court of Cincinnati according
to the following apportionment, certified to by tho
Clerk Of said Court
Second Ward. ."..."."-"3i Eleventh Ward"""..-,.3T
Third Ward .".."......40 Twelfth Ward ..,.....6
E@Sgfth @ Ward '........sl thirteenth Ward .".""9SS
seventh Ward .......2l Sixteenth Ward .........5i
Eighth Ward. 80 Seventeenth Ward """.l8
B5- The Polls will be opened between tho hours Of
faHf o'clock in tho morning. and close at o'clock
mh23-tt N. W. THOMAS, Mayor
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BOARDING.

R0ARDING - One pleasant, unfurnished
.AD front room, on second foor-for a gentleman
and WIFE with board. Also reom, with board, for
Sixth. mT3l-3t
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FOR SALE.
FOR RENT.

EN0R RBNT-R00MS-S rooms in a
n Brick House and, also, q Cottage suitable for
mechanical purposes for families, on Bank Alley,
between Third and Fourth streets First house East
above the Lafayette Bank. Apply on the premises.
mr29-B~
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-31
On Township Ticket :
One Constable for each Ward;
One Asscssor for each Ward.

B5- The Polls will be opened between tho hours Of
sand o'clock In tho morning, and close at o'clock
mh23-tt N. W. THOMAS, Mayor.
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on nm TIES WANTED-FOR THE eTATEN
AU.UyO Island Railroad ~ feet long inches face and
6inehea thick; white oak cedar chestnut Apply 10 H.
DECKER, Contractor, No. 2 Bowling Green n. r.
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