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HORRIBLE ACCIDENT FROM THE ExpIosroN OF
A CAMPHENE LAMA woman named Con-
nelly, who resides at the corner of Race street
and Water, was fearfully burned yesterday
evening by tho explosion of a camphene lamp.
As usual, in such cases, she was filling It,
when the fluid, coming in contact with the
blaze, set 1t on are, and the liquid fame was
Immediately communicated to her person.
Her injuries extend all over her arms, chest,
neck, face and abdomen, and are SO severe
that it is hardly possible for her to recover.
What renders the circumstance still more sad,
however, is the fact that she was about to pass
into the state Of maternity, and thus the ac-
cident involves the loss Of two lives. Her
wounds we're carefully dressed by q physician
in the neighborhood, who did all in his power
to relieve her suffering but fears all his efforts
will be without avail. ',&fE 6E8
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NEW PosToVTIoE AProISrMrNrs.-Dr. Vat.
tier the newly appointed Postmaster, has made
the following changes in tho olerkships under
his control. The appointees were sworn in by
]. Bell Pollock, Esq, after which they entered
upon the adischarge Of their duties. The fol-
lowing are tho changes which have been made.
Bartholomew Smith, removed. AFl ~
John Sinclair, Deputy Postmaster, in place
Of DR.. Russell. - = 74od'ald- 5so
B. P. Churchill, in place Of R. B. McGrsw,
John g. Jones, In place Of W.B. Barry. gi'
John 0'Dowd, In place Of Thos. Barry. -,
1 Peter Hunt in place Of Thos. Moran. a,
Jas. Pollock, In place of Edward Boyle. lIa
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The RACES YEsTERDAY.--The races yester-
dav at tho Cincinnati Trotting Park were
fairly attended and throughout warmly con-
tested. The first match was for $4OO, two-mile
heats, to wagons. We annex the following
summary:
James Rockey, enters b. m. "Fannie Hope" /
VIM. Barwise: enters b, m. ida Bel, ,"....... 2
Hft Time b:32A; S27A; 6:26X. 10. ~. ~
There was another match for $500, mile
heats, best three in five, to wagons, between
the Chicago b. g. "Ten Broeok, ostrotter, and G.
W. aDimick's b. g. ~. A. Shannon" pacer
but somehow-thoss interested best know
tho faster horse lost the race, and fhe judges
declared that it was foul, and that all bets be
drawn. The betting on both these races ran
quito high, and considerable money found
new hands before they wore completed.
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The BuRNET HoUsE.--A late number of the
New Orleans Della pays the following deserved
compliment to the Burnet House:
owe know Of no house in the West kept in
better style than the Burnet House, in Cincin-
natl, under the management of its present pro-
prietors, Messrs. johnson, Sanders Il Co. It
was popular establishment with the Southern
people when under the control of our sociable
and handsome friend, Col. Coleman; but its
present proprietors, theproteges Of the Colonel
young American like--seem determined to
surpass even the efforts Of their professor in
their art. We can confidently recommend the
Burnet House to all our people as one of the
best hotels in the country" h
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Monetary and Commercial.

Monetary affairs underwent verv littIe
change yesterday from the previous day. altbon oh
street. it " -E-'''N - --is
The market cannot be called easy as YET. but thu
improvement In Its tone steadily continues, and
Capital In quite fair supply for all legitimate pur-
poses; the Discount: houses accommodating their
eastern exchange was scarce yesterday, and some
q the dealers paid as high 45c for drafts on New
York. The general buying rate, however WA abont
4Oc.. and Baltimore and Boston bills would not com.
mand over " premium. ''--'
Of Gold, considerable sales are still making at 49,
to 4 premium to the Ohio Banks. In New Orleans
Exchange and Unourrent Money very little was
No chanseof conseau uence occurred la our Produce
market, but Mess Pork was higher. Hogs sold, for
future delivery, at IS 5Ol5 rs.
The receipts Of Produce and Hogs during the
wenty-four hours ending Yesterday noon were asfol
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Distressing Accident--A Young Attor-
ney Shot Through the Head aud Al
most Instantly Killed.
Day before yesterday, John A. Jetfers, q
young attorney, of this city, went duck hunt
ing, in company with his brother in law, Jos.
Muchmore, to the Great Miami River, and
while In skif near Graham's Mills, concluded
to land. Accordingly the boat was rowed to
the shore, and Jeffers stepped out, trailing his
gun In his hand, when the hammer, 1t Is sup
posed, struck against the side Of the boat,
causing the discharge Of one Of the barrels Of
the gun, as the muzzle was in direct line
with Jeffers' head. The contents Of the barrel
entered the neck Of the unfortunate man, and
passed out on the left side Of his forehead.
Jefters fell to the ground, and though he lived
for an hour, he did not speak and was not con-
scious after the accident.
Jeffers, who had been married about two
years, leaves widow and one child. The
body was brought to the city, and the first in.
timation his wife received Of the casualty was
In seeing the corpse of her late husband, who
had parted from her only few hours before in
full health and hope, with prospect before
him of many years Of happiness.
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4 RuYAwxr HoRsE FAILS rrro Cp,,

A RuNAwxx HORSE FALLS INTO CE1LAR.-
A horse attached to wagon belonging to the
soap and candle factory Of James R. Smith,
on Webster. street, yesterday afternoon ran
away down Ninth street, but his rampant ca
reer was brought to sudden termination by
precjpitating himself into the cellar of a
coffee. house near Liberty-street. A ropeand
tackle were soon arranged, and he was lifted
by their aid and that Of the Islanders from
the cellar and the predicament intowhich
he had fallen. He seemed very tame when
released, and walked toward home quite
chapfallen, and apparently much ashamed of
his rashness and impetuosity.
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UNITED STATES COURT.--In the case of Dom
aid Murray vs. Gassaway Brashears, yesterday,
in United States Court the jury rendered a
verdict for the plrintif, and assessed the dam
ages at one cent. r..,,.,s-t
The case of Washington Mclean %. the
Commissioners of Hamilton County, was taken
up, and the following jury empanneled. Richard
Cowling, A. D. Benedinn, E. G. Dennis, Alfred
Denny, Ed. Noble, Aug. Stone, =. G. Crippen,
Daniel s. Coombs, J. F. Sutherland, Elias
Straley, Willis Hays and VIM. Bendom. Two
witnesses were examined, after which the case
was continued until this morning.
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ACCIDENT ON THE INDIANAPOLIS AND CrNcrN.
MATT RAILRoAD.--The Mail train Cd the Indi-
annapolis Railroad, due here at three O'Clock
yesterday afternoon, did not arrive until after
six, in consequence of the bursting Of several
lues of the locomotive. The accident hap
pened near Shelbyville Station, but no damage
save the delay resulted from IL,
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A DOUBLE ACCIDENT FROM ''LEAp- FRoa."--
Yesterday afternoon, as two boys, John Fall
bott and Samuel Trobell, one of them, we be-
lieve, a pupil at the Fourth Intermediate
School, were playing at the game of 'Teap-
frog" on Court-street, between Race and Elm,
the latter stumbled and fell, throwing his COM
panion to the ground, by which mishap John
broke his left and Samuel his right arm.
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), UNPARALLELED ATRoclTY--A CHILD TARREp.
At an early hour last evening, little girl,
two years old, daughter Of CHARLES Reith, who
resides on the corner Of Ludlow-street and the
landing, was stripped by some sooundrels,
tared from head to foot, and sent in that con-
dition to her homo. We do not remember TO
have heard Of On act which Was quite %
viianous as this, and heartily hope the per-
petrators may b. brought to justice. The
parents Of the outraged child Offer reward q
$60 for their seysst i4diSNy ~ j
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HYMBsEAL.-A very gay wedding party, in
attendance upon Mr.. F. M. Parish and his
bride from Paris, KY, were at the Opera
house. The ladies were very pretty, and
costumed with all the elaborateness of the
latest fashions art, and on the very best
terms with themselves, they we're radiant
with pleasantness and redolent Of physical
aud spiritual sweetness.
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PRRsoNAL.-Dr. Stephen Duncan and Thomas
Rose, Esq, Of Matches, Mississippi, and J. D.
Hill, Esq, Of New Orleans, with their families,
were at the Spencer House yesterday. These
gentlemen are all very wealthy, their aggregate
fortunes amounting to no less than from sevon
to eight million dollars.
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The SoHILLrR CENTENNIAL.-The Germans
OF the city are making great preparations to
celebrate, in becoming manner, the Schiller
Centsnnial, tho particulars of which will be
published in due time. F, aassaurek will de.
liver the address upon the occasion.
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IBY MAeNETrCT CTELEaRAPH.1 a

NEW Yosx MARKHr, November s-P. Flour
which arg scarce; ssls. q 1900 srl. p g fSs
for superfne Western; IS 05@6 IS for. common TO
medium extra Western, and IS t0@6 20 fornferior to
good shipping brands extra round.hooped Ohio--
market olosing pretty firm. Canadian Flour steady:
sales Of 800 brs. at IS 506 80 for common to choice
extra Rye Flour 10 in fair request at % 1904 30,
Of 44,OOo bush at 81 for Milwaukee OInb;S 81 IS
@al 8! for white; 81 tIx@l 90 for white Kentucky.
Barley u scarce and firm: sales Of 900 bush at S5c,
for good Jefferson County. Corn q dnil land un,
and round yeilcy; mixed ID. Western nSminal at ss9
and Canada. Whisky Is frIner ard active: .saes Of
$500 brls. at 26c Pork market is dull and lower:
sales OF 1850 brls at Sf5 3i6 81 for mess $40 IS for
prime. Beef is without material change: sales oft2o
brle a. 500 2e for country prime; S5@s z for 60
extra mess. Beef Hams dull. with small sales at
Sl4 50@i5 50 for prime mess. Cut Meats are scarce
and nominal at &c for Shoulders and ek@o&c for
Hams Bacon moro active: sales Of l,s0o boxes
Tie auction suie II oo!ss to day 1000 bags q New
Orleans we're sold the MARKS u nrtn.
Cotton 10 easy. sales 80 balts, including 30 IN
transltu, at lic. for strict nddlinG Upanda at Nc
freight Lnsced OIL steady at 56@et7c. Resin
buoyanf: 30. reft1aed. Rice soaTce aud prices
Arm. Tallow Arm, 0therarticles Quiet.esra
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BURGLARY OF Posrorr1oE.-A man nnmad

BURGLARY OF POsToFFIoE.-A m an named
q. Elgin was yesterday committed to the
County Jail by United States Commissioner
Meek, upon charge Of feloniously entering
poStoAice in Highland County and stealing
therofrom twenty dollar gold piece. His bail
was fixed at $500, but this be was unable to
give, and he was therefore confined to await
trial, which will come off before the next term
of the United States Circuit Court.
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HOME INTEREST.

gS- A. A. Eyater, Clocks, Watches and
Jewelry, Nos. s4l and 21l Western row. n. ,5.
9S Daguerrean Gallery, south west COR
ner of Sixth and western-row, over Hsnnafords
drugstore. Pictures taken and ut in good cases
for twenty cents. Warranted to please.
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EPIcUREAN.-The new restaurant fitted up
IN the basement Of the Burnet House, by VIII
liam wilkinson, is already favorite resort
TOR those fond of good eating. Every nicely
the dantiest appetite can relish is served
there at all hours Of the day and night.
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RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS OF THE County
DURING THE LAST WEEK IN OoToBRR.-From
the books in the Office of the County Auditor
we have been permitted to take the following
exhibit of the receipts and disbursements Of
the county from October "a to 81, inclusive:
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PROBATE COURT.

An application for writ Of habeas cos,,,.s
In the case Of Christian Goodman, In custody, on
charge OF assault and battery, was allowed
INSANITY. George Rashlnger, q native Of Bel
glum, and resident Of Hamilton County for one
ance Hisinsanty was only of few days duration.
II was alleged he had attempted violence upon
others. He was sent TO the Asylum temporarily.
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CITY MATTERS.

WRIT OF ERROR ALLowED.-The same Court
that decided that John 8. Gano was not Mar
shal Of the city, yesterday granted him q
writ of error, and the case, Of course, still re-
mains open. rt
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CorYRIeHT SEoURED.-In the United States
District Court, yesterday, q copyright was
taken out by Max We'll & Co., of this city, for
small volume entitled Sckiller's L,,ben und
Schrften I" The Life and Writings Of Schiller''),
by Godfried Becker.
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MoNrHLY REPORT OF THE MAYOR TO THE
CITY AuDrToR.-The following is statement
transmitted to the City Auditor by Mayor
Bishop, showing the amount of money re-
ceived OF his Office during the month Of Oc-
tober, in behalf of the city: sr-r a..--
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LOST.

" osT-GoLD sPECTACLEs.- On the 1st
~ instant,s pair Of Gold spectacles, near the cor.
nsr o. Vine and gifth-streels. The finder will be
corner Of Walnut and Pearfstfeets. no3b'
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PERSONAL.

VyO THE LAFAyETTE LODGE.-TwOi
u Master Masons frou King Bolomon's Lodge,
Toronto Can ada West beg leave 70 acknsyledge the
4 Friday October =, Is69 no4s'
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[By Telegraph 10 the Chamber OF Oommercel

and the demand limited at IS 3O645 40 for saperhne
Mess Pork dull but unchsnged small sales at $3.50
Bacon dull but Unchanged sales Of $50 hhds. at 8xc
for Shoulders, and l04c. for Sides. Sugar In good
demand and frmer: sales Of 200 hhds at 7YSo. for
fair. A good demand for Molasses, and prices have
advanced to 96 6D3zc. Whisky unchangedl Sight Ex-
change on Now York has declined to H(Dx discount.
The steamer Arizonia has arrived. "
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"ANTED-A A PARTN Err = To travel
w in q profitable business, with capital of
three hundred dollars which will pay from $50 to S75
BEGGS 4 SMITHS building, (fourth story) No.
Eourth.street, between Main and Walnut, between
tho hours Of o'clock A. M and o'clock P. NJ.
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BOARDING.

ROARDING-0ne unfurnished front room,
- with boarding for gentleman and wife; also,
Sixth. Reference required. az y F.l1 no4.bs
R0ARDING.--Al lady and gentleman, or
II two gentlemen, can have one or two front
rooms, with board, in private family Apply at
No. 81 Ninth.s street. no3bs
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" ANTED D--TO sELL-sCHOLAR-
w ShIPS In Bacon's Ohio and Gundry's Com.
meca Colleges, good for full course OF Instruction
in Doubleentry Book keeping and Day and Even.
ing Study. Young men save money by buying Ap-
ply at II. W. TUTTLE'S Exchange Office, Sycamore.
street. lno4a* W. II. ACKLEY
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WANTRD-SITUATION-By young
wv vv man who Is willing to make himself generally
make o living can write good hand. Any person
In want OF assistance will please address j. H. H. at
this office. nolbs
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FOR SALE.

ENOR SALE-DRUG STORE--Worth about
II. $3,5O0; LOCATED, In fourishng city in Central
Ohio with trade Of 81 900 to SS,0O0per annum, Can
be had on reasonable terms by addressing Druggist,
r. o. Box A9, Cincinnati. lig no4-3c
EN0R SALE-0mnibuses Peddler Wagons,
n Spring Wagons and Buggies.
~ tltt tI7 J. II. PALMER,
0cl2-ameod' Bank street Omnibus Factory.
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lBALrrxoar MAaKkr, November 1-Flour, Hrrnr
Howsrd y s7 Wheat hesyE; snlsS 0f $50 Snshl az
dull and unsaleabls; white and yellow at ep@pOc
Provisions quiet. Whilky quiet at 10. = i ! ~
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wANTED-Six girls to fiji good situa-
w. tions In city and country wanted; employ
ment for two young men, an American and German, i,
willing to make themselves useful Apply ut nv
of1ce, S07, Elm and Ninth.street.
nol.ht
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WANTED-sITUATI0N-By young
,yv man of seven years experience in mercantile
business, either assistant book keeper, salesman
corresponding clerk, shipping clerk or receiving
CLERK The very best Of city references can be given
Address MERCHANTS CLERK, care Of Box l22,
Cincinnati, Ohio motif
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WANTED--Clerks, salesmen, book keep
w ers, porters, bar-keepers, coopers, mechanics,
laborers and others can find situations at the Mer.
chants Clerks Registry Office, No. 29l West Fifth.
street. mol HALE 4 co.
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WANTED-A FURNISHED R0OM-By
w agentleman, in private house; central To-
cation desirable. Address A. B. O., at this Office
rnO1,bst --7
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AUCTION SALES.
". lPratt's 22d Annual Sale of
BOOKS AND STATIONERY,
s,d aJo IT, At Auction.

VyO-NIGHT AT 7 O'CLOCK AND FOL
II LOWING NIGHTS THIS WEEK, T'.
AT No. 2S West Fourth.street, 't-h
'5 o.! (Next to spith & Nixon's Hall) G1t3a
~. ~ Books a. Private Sale during the day at about
half the Publishers' prices.
call and examine our stock. II - j
no,, xr1noooJ;. < PRATT, salesman.
AUCTION sALE-BY s. q. HUI
a BARD, OF Trade Sales rooms No. Il West Fifth.
S11 EvGssa MSas' haSs gSSns
bsr a. oeiock will b. sold BY catalogue, large
ing variety Of standard worIs in the Various % de-
gartments Of Medical Science with most Of the Text
Is w gs,ou ps of
morning, and the Books will be open for examins-
t0o 0o.S Sn saturday during ths Say
Times and Enqnirer COPY
A UCTION s,ALE-BY G. BRA
~ SHEARS & CO., Sales. rooms Nos. 81 and 80
Msin:street: Maj We wili sell, on SATURDAY M0RN.
sD SthsS
Hs S S, 6s sns Ss Sugar. 40 kegs
Ing Tobacco, Young Hyson, Gun Powder, Imperial
nc MOI p G. q. lBdsSlisHEARs & Co., Auctioneers.
A UCTlON sALE.-BY ALEX. JOHN
sSooS snS..S worth Sf Dry Goods q Auction One
eaase s@ Positive sss without any Teasrye ln
for cash. Of stock Of Fancy Dry Goods belonging to
r IFS YelSa 1G1f shsa s, ne .ss
at gh o'clock, A. NJ The stock is all In good order
sa yss snd
and Ladies, sik Cotton and Woollen Hosiery Of ais
saes hise snS CStton Gloves Gents Bncs Goyesl
&c. Also, an invoice Of Black Silks, shawis, italian
Crsyats, Blankets, 60, &C.. p lH . ~,
city and country Merchants are invited to call aud
examine, as they will be positively sold without any
reserve 1or cash. .,. tr H. mold
a lUCTION SALE,-BY H. s. MILES
IN & Co,-sales- room No. 33 -street-44
@ i D PFS1 II GEaiS Nov
Peaches, Tomatoes sS Gorn, &c, &n'S''' ''N'''A ''
N ALs 1-Groceries, Glassware, Liquors, Oigsrs.
nos Ii. 8. MILES 4 co., Auotioneers.
A UCTION SALE.-BY JACOB GRAFT
1A q C0.-Peremptory sale, at Auction, of
ana EGN1S S Soss
compencing at "a o'clock, and continue at o'clock
sSsen sS rs Of Fs ST
the day, embracing over one hundred varied aud
fofsst as tSS9ss Ssyy snTi rlsfss
saf ssssas
Tor, cabinet or boudoir Paintings and frames will
be sold together, and this will proTe desrable as
each frame has been made to order In the best
ner and adapted the peculiar style and tone Of ts
picture Descriptive catalogues ready az the sales
ROOM Connoisseurs and artists particularly in
vited to examine this choice collection.
no2 JACOB CRAFT, Auctioneer.
AUCTION SAL E.-BYS. G. HUB
IN BARD, at Trade sale-room, No. 2l West Fifth.
street, up sairsAssignees sale Of Books at Auction
by order of Cohrt.-On TU ESDAY, WEDN ESDAY,
THURSDAY and FRIDA J. EVENINGS, November
!, and 3. at O'Clock, will be sold for and on &C.
count Of Samuel b. Keys. Esq, assignee Of Messrs
Truman & Spofford, large and valuable collection of
miscelaneous Books. com prsing many popular and
standsrd works In Theology, History, Biography.
horticulture, Natural History, &c. Booksellers and
collectors for public and private libraries will lind in
this sale favorable opportunity to make good selec
tions at low prices ~ -iu tpl tbNl 7tli1N
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" ANTED D--CL0 0AK-MAKERS--Fifty
w experienced Cloak makers wanted To good
hands the highest wages will be paid. Apply, before
10 o'clock A. A., at WILSON'S, No. IS West Fourth
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We annex comparative statement OF the Expor Ia
exclusive OF Specie) from New York to Foreign
ports, for the week and since January |:
1857. 1858. 1850.
Previously reported 81 ,5O6,432 oO,77a,2O9 os,7S5ss
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Since January i.S's .s7O,ss5 ss2O2,4os $ss,oil -
Wednesdays New York Times says Of TuesdE !
Monetary affairs: T'-'.T : ~ I
In Money affairs we have no change In rates To rs
port There is fair business doing In Loans on de.
mand at from sos per cent The Bill Brokers con
tinus to regorta moderate Offering Of prime Paper
cent, according to datet3Fhe Exchange closed for
the Boston mail llo@l OK for Bankers Bills, drawn
on the spot most Of the business being accom- pshed
yesterday at ITO per cent? and Ito for Southern
drawn Bank or Bank Endorsed bills on London.
The Boston Bank Statement of the past week is az
follows: +.ui.H .t all 80
Capital Stock o3l, 100
Loans ana ,52SS0O
specie b,762S00
que from otner Banks 7,l570O0
nue to other Banks. 6965OO0
l9,652O0O
6,6326OO
Wednesdays Herald observes In regard TO finapciai
affairs In New York. -
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"ANTED.-A small family, tolerably
w familiar with the "ordinary deoencies of
life" wish to rent Cottags three second. story
office nosbp
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-~--77'7717- 77-=77-7---=777'~s--
WANTED

"ANTED--HELP-- Clerks, Mechanics,
wv Hotel Help, Carriees.drivers, Farm hands,
Men used to horses, 80. Also, female Servants for
various situations, In city and country. Every one
In wapt tf employment may hear of good situations
by applying to A. D. CARSON a. CO., No. sS2 West
ern-row. nolb
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WANTED SEWING MACHINIST-
w One who has her own machine. Apply be.
fore ~ O'CLOCK, at WILSON'S,
no4D - W. tJH West Fourth.street.
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"ANTED--EMPLOYMENT--Thi is to
~ certify that, being out of employment and
being stranger in Cinclnnatl made application at
the ohice ofA. D. Oarson y Co., No. 8S2, Western.
row, and immediately obtained situation which is
to my entire satisfaction, and cheerfully recon-
mend all who are In want Of work to 60 and do
likewise. JEREMIAH MILLER.
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