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The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-10-24

County COMMISSIONERS AT a meeting OF
the Board Of County Commissioners, last Sat-
urdsy, bills were passed amounting ia the ag-
sregsto to $l,161 70. The following bids 70.
building bridges and culvorts were received
and opened: Bridge over Howard's Creek,
near Shaker village; bridge over sa no creek,
near New Haven; bridge over Land Run, ali
In Crosby Township; for superstructurs and
repairing abutment over sycsmore Greek, at
POrtsr's Mills, in Symmes Township; for arch
culvert on road east from Reading Pike, in
Sycamore Township; for two bridges on road
from Pleasant Run postoffico to springdale, in
Springfield Township. For the frat three
bridges the bids varied from 50 81 to 81 80
per perch for masonry, and 81 50 to 81 rs for
for superstruoturs per foot. For the two las.
bridges % 70 to $s 80 was the range for bids
for masonry per perch, and $S "a to 81 80 for
supcrstruoture per foot. The awards were de-
fsrred by the Board, in order to examine tho
bids
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Anniversary Of the Cincinnati Ladies,
Home Missionary society-Dieeting at

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Anniversary Of the Cincinnati Ladies',
Home Missionary societv-Mee,,pp a,
w..,. C., ~
o"apo"
Inc snnuai mestingof the Cincinnati Ladies'
nome missionary society was held yesterday
aiternoon at Wesley Chapel, Fifth-street, near
oroadTsy. The exercises were largely at
ended, and, as the main body OF the Chapel
sad been devoted exclusively to the accommo.
astion Oh the Sunday Schools, the large and
capacious galleries were crowded with the
insnos OF the cause, many OF whom were com.
pelled to turn away from the house, being
unable 10 OBTAIN seats.
Inc meeting was opened with the usual de-
Votional exercises, and after few Introductory
from Tho sunsr,nt.nSan,s" ~. s;@,a.
,choola. Thssa ,esmad 70 hs n,;,a ;nts.a.,;0n
and A, thev oavs q ds,ss,sd s,atsna~t ~ ~,
condition NJ each .obooi w. I;.,.n.J - s.'
tentiveIv. "''' '" W
,D.,,
ASrohr' VI the sOrERisrhsDhSn'
From them we learned that the Society has
already established in the city seven missions,
and have preaching regularly at three of these
places; They have alo eleven Sunday
sohools--six English and nve asrmau-wi,h
an aggregate average attendance of over twelve
hundred children and one hundred teachers,
with circulating library containing more shln
three thousand volumes of books.
Many incidents, illustrative Of the manner
10 which the work Of the Society was being
done, were related by the different Supsrin-
tendents, some OF which sufussd the eyes OF
the auditory with tears, and undoubtedly had a
tendency to give renewed vigor to their ex-
ertions. Mr.. Breuhl, of the German Mission,
SAID their Brighton school was held in build
Ing surrounded by lagsr-besr saloons and re-
freshment gardens, and often on Sunday after
moons the prayers and songs Of the children
under his charge arose to Heaven mingled
with the shouts and oaths Of the occupants Of
these establishments.
asNARxs m INV W. srry,p,.vn
After the renort, had han r.ad p.v w u
Sutherland arose and dsi;xsrad an dds.
upon the 0Historv and Sn.oass 80 ~. Isd;.',
Homo NISSAN In C,n";nnat;U ~ s.e..rsd :,
the oriein OF tho son,atv .ts,;nn ,hs, -. ="
meeting ~ The nrssch.r.. A. s ths oia d" MI
strsst Ghpreh. ons njsasont av.n;ns :. iaSs
the moral desolatiop NJ tho .;.v u,s .natsn NJ U ~
and denrecat.d AND ,hsS w so,>...s. a.u =. 49,. y.
tina next veet ascb nrnno,, ,;nr - -. ..;th
him two ,sdisa A. ,ha annos,.oa It's is tL.s 81
again mat and a,t.r .nnsrIt;n t"..th.. tsoy soy
concluded tn lesva ths .nh,aa. snt;ssin l., ~,
hhndn M tba fam,is. r. I.S 49, III .h..
with their n,ual ensrev in a aond oau,o ~.
ladies went abont tbs 80 ;rsn, n,.J;o,sis
held their ,r,t sn,d.v S.hoo, IN sIsuohtar M
houss near Rr;obton s;no. .han 49,. L.a
besn srceo.sfni ~, ~ La +. ~. y n"u
The RuIer of The iTn;vsr,. Nd .no;,oa Amo". nno,
th.;- sGo,t. .na .L;,s.. s"Iu uP9n
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6ERIers ACCIDENT on WALNUT HLLs.-A
lad about fifteen years Of age, named Charles
Clark, whose parents reside some place on East
Walnut Hills, was severely injured on satur.
day evening bv the overturnirg Of an omnibus.
The regular driver had given him the reins to
drive round the square, while he went to the
Postoftics; but by some miamapagepent or
accident tho omnibus upset. The shoulder
blade Of the lad and several Of his ribs were
broken, and besides this he was injured to some
extent inwardly. One or two others, who were
passengers, were hurt somewhat, but who they
wore and to what extsnt they were injured we
were unable to learn.
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PRISON, JAIL rSD HosrIrAL-In the City
Prison, at the close Of the week, there were 142
prisoners, (s7 Of them fsmalos) against 14s the
previous week. During the previous week AZ
prisoners were discharged.
Ia tho County Jail there were lunatics; 20
felnalss; 2 on bread and water; 10 on Chain
gang; 7s in main jall-l27 In all, against III
tho previous week.
AT the Commercial Hospital ~ persons were
admitted during the week; 10 discharged, and
died-James Kerr, Samuel Trotter, John Fl.
Harrison and Charles Sylvester.
In the Hospital, Saturday, 127 patients were
under treatment, ag ainst l2s the previous week.
At the close Of the past week there ives but
one case Of smallpox In the Psst-house.
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AN ITALIAN STABBED.-About eleven O'Clock
Saturday night, as AN intoxicated Italian
named Rapini was coming down Westsrn-row,
and when near Malancthon- street, he stag
gersd against one Of party Of persons who
were going up the street. which resulted in
fight. Rapini was knocked down several
times, when he drew knife and cut at his op.
penent, one whom drew similar weapon
and cut him on the arm and In the side. His
wounds are not considersd dangerous. They
were dressed at . drugstore near by, and he
was able to walk h0ns. The other party ea-
capad.
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NEW BooKs.-Robert Clarke x Co., b5 West
Fourth-street, have received the following
new reading; Harry Lee; or, Hope for the
Poor, is an illustrated story, originally written
for the inmates of the News Boys Lodging
house, New York, and read to them by the
Superintendent. It is an excellent moral
story, and has for \its eim to induce poor
boys to seek homes in the country. ALife
for a Ls is by the author Of John Ho!jas,
other popular works. It's spoken we'll we'll Of F by
the critics. Harpsr's Monthly Magssins for
November, with its usual variety Of enter
tanning and instructive reading.
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BURGLARY ON SIXTH -sTRsaT.-Nlght before
last the residence Of John L. Burns, on Sixth
street, near Carr, was fsoniously entered and
robbed Of some articles Of wearing apparel and
about twsnty dollars in money. The entrance
was effected through window In the rear of
N. hn-o., .-h'-h .i- Iss silently raneacked
almost in every part. After this they departed,
leaving the inmates of tho building unaware
Of the visit which had been paid them.
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DwELLINa-HoUsR BUREED--The Dwelling
bouse Of farmer named Timothy Triddell,
sitasted in Sycamore Township, together with
the furniture and contents, was entirely con-
sumsd by FIRE about four O'Clock on Saturday
morning. The inmates Of tho house were
asleep at the time the hrs originated. In their
haste to escape, little daughter of Mr.. Trid-
dell, about ten years of age, was severely
burned. The fire Is supposed toh have originated
by the high wind which prevailed during
the storm, blowing the embers over the door.
The loss IL about 81 900.
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CoMMEsDABLE.--An unfortunate mau, who
lost both hands aud both feet by being caught
In snow storm in Iowa, has been in he city
for tho psst few days on his way to procure
artificial snes. He Is truly an object of charity,
and We are glad to notice tina. the boarders Of
tho Gibss. House made up purse Of twenty
three dsllars to assist him in his design, he
being poor man, with large family. II he
succeeds az we'll ut other hotels here an else
where. no doubt he will be enabled to provide
hinislf with the desired limbs.
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SUDDEN DEATH.-.Mr. Edward Woodman,
formerly well-knoun conductor on several
railroads leading from this city, died very
suddenly last Friday. Some eighteen months
ago, Mr.. W. went to Arizona, where he sue
ceeded in accumulsting wealth. He returned
to this city few days ago, and was on his
way East when he was taken sick and died.
His remains were brought to this city, and
bis funeral took place from the Burnet House
Yesterday at two O'clock.
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ANOTHER ROBBERY Martin Richardson was
confined In the Ninth street Station house last
Saturday on charge of robbing physician of
this city Of large sum Of money while comm e
from the Cincinnati Trotting Park last Friday.
Report says the N. D. was very much excited
at the time the robbery was psrpstratsd. Tho
ease will be fully developed in the Police
Court to-day.
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ALMOST AZ AccIDENr.--The conductor Of one
Of the freight trains on tho Indianapolis and
Cincinnati Railroad very carelsssly left the
switch open at Cullsm's Station on Saturd AZ eve.
ming, and when the mail train came along it
ran o. on the side track. The engineer diseov.
cred the fact just in time to stop the train and
prevents an accident, the result of which may
be better imagined than described.
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TnE LAwlEScBBuRe ROBBERY Nicholas
Rush, the Italian who stole some s45O in
gold coin from a company of Italians, at
Lawreneeburg, Ind, some days since, was
before Judge Lowe, Saturday, and held in
bonds of $500 for his appearance, in default
Of which he was committed. Rush was fol-
lowed to this city and arrested by one Of the
parties Francisco Foni) who lost the money,
and not by Officer Jones, as reported.
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AMERICAN CHRISTIAN MISSIONARY soorRrY.
This association adjourned last Saturday.
Elder Alexander Campbell was elected Pres.
ident. The officers for tho ensuing year are
as follows: Jacob Burnetand H. 8. Bosworth,
Recording Secretaries; George W. Bishop, Of
Cincinnati, Treasurer; G. Il. Gould, of Gin
cinnati, Auditor; Isaac Ewett, Of Michigan,
Corresponding Secretary.
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~-S. Wilson, at No. IS West Fourth
street, is displaying large variety of rich and
beautiful cloaks, shawls, mantles, &C., which,
at this particular season, 10 worthy the atten-
tion of those desiring something attractive
and desirable in the way Of winter apparel.
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sHvEafY- -ToUR.--Ths adiss should not for.
get this number when shopping on West
Eourth.strest, as the display there of Gle.
CANT eloaks, shswls, silks and rich woolen
dress goods must please every taste, and be
within the command of every purse.
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The CRY Passover RAILwAY.--Three new
easy and elegant cars were placed upon the
route Of the City Passenger Railway Company
on Saturday evening and were running yester.
day. This company have shown copsiderab BILE
enterprise and we are glad to perceive that--to
judge frona the manner in which it IL patron.
isedAths public appreciate it.
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CINCINNATI SrRESr RAILROAD COMPANY
Mayor Bishop received, last Saturday, from J.
s. g. Burt, Esq, Treasurer Of the Cincinnati
Street Railroad Company, the sum of $l7l O6,
per centage due the city on 17,l06 passengers
carried over tho road up to tho frst Of tho
present month.
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DEATH OF Col. RosIBSKIRwIoz Col. Mar
tin RosienkiewicE lied at his residence, No.
243 George-street, Saturday afternoon at five
o'clock, in the sixty seventh year Of his age,
after long illness. He was we'll and favor
ably known In this community, and HE loss
is deeply felt by his many friends.
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ACCIDENT Yesterday afternoon, about five
o'clock. while DR.. Muscroft was returning
from Spring Grove Cemetery, wheel came of
his buggy, throwing hia wife and child to the
grouud--lhs horse at the same time taking
fright and mskingits escape. Fortunately, no
one was seriously injured.
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Steamboat Register.

ARRIv Is Denmark Portsmouth; Dacotah, New
Orleans; Lebanon. Sc. Louis; Forest Queen, Madi.
son; priouss, Msnison; Superior, Lousville DIel.
rose, Maysyille; Dunlieth, Neville.
DEPARTutEs - Denmark, Portsmouth; Forest
Queen, Madison; MelrUse, Msysville; SUPERIOR Lpu-
son; Duneth, Neville; Prince, Vicksburg; Fred
Iron, New Orleans; Hsz-l Dell, Memphis; sam Kirk.
man, Memghisi Economy Memphis; Prairie Rose,
bt. Louis; Dr. Kane, SC. Louis
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Bor DRowNED.-A boy named John STRAIT
ton, while playing last Saturday with num-
esr Of boys on raft in the Seven tsenth Ward,
accidentally fell into the Ohio River and was
drowned. His parents reside On Ninth street,
near Baymiller.
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PERSONAL Elder James ChaiIep, formerly
of this city, but now re,idsnt of Philsd elp a
will delvera discourse at the Disciples Church
os Sixth street, between Smith and Mound,
this evening at seven O'Clock. Mr.. Challsn is
q man Of considerable ability, and his friends
will doubtless be glad to hear him again in his
old home
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jon PsINrINe.-When any Of our readers
feel inclined to give their job Printing to some
other establishment than the PENNY Pass, wo
would recommend them to B. Frankland's, in
Ni1on's new building, Vine.street. Mr.. +.
does good work promptly and at reasonable
hguros.
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FANCY aRooBsIEs.--Ons of the largest and
beat assorted stocks of fancy groceries in the
city is that Of A. Mcdonald L Co., at No, Sc
Fourth-street. The best Of sauces, preserves,
pickles, wines, brandiss, coffees and teas, are
there to be found.
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SERVED HIM RIaHr.-The driver Of hack,
named John Kelch, was fined $40 and costs
by Judge Lowe Saturday, and sentenced to the
City Prison for the term of three days, for care-
lsssly driving over little child.
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OFs TEE TsAck.-The mail train ON the
Ohio and Mississippi Railroad, while crossing
freeman street on Saturday morning, met with
an accident which threw the first psssen ger car
from the track; but the only damage done was
o detention Of train for about an hour.
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HIGHWAY RoBBsRY.--A man named Henry
Weesil, while walking on the tow path of the
Miami Canal, near the Brighton House, night
before last, was knocked down by two villaias
and robbed of $50.
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BuReIAaY.-The boot and shoe establish.
msnt of Mr. VIM. LongStreet, situated on the
corner OF Linn and Barr-streets, was bargla.
riously entered Saturday morning and robbed
Of some 5000 worth Of goods.
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AssAULTIxe A WoNAs.--A very smaN speci.
mon Of humanity, named Peter Kelly, was sen
tenced to the County Jail for tho term Of
three days, by Judge Lowe, Saturday, for ss-
saulting woman named Mary Mckee.
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CRY MoRTALrTY.-For the week ending
Saturday, fifteen undsrtaksrs report forty -four
funerals; Of this number sixteen were children
under i've years Of ago, nine Of whom died with
scarlet fever.
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Price W. Lasher h Co. and others. In this case
Ufied before Judge H0adly) in which ihe question
was, whe her judgment was udu5ptly confessed
by j. d. Nevins The jury found that 1t vas confessed
for the purpose OF demanding creditors and that tho
said Nevins owed the firm of Lashsr Co. at the time
SO, sos,
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FOUND.

E0UND-G0ING ASTRAY-On Saturday
H morning, two sorre, horses, which the owner
can have by calling at 0fficsr SCHLOSsER, 80 Bank.
charges. ocAbs
NOUND-EAR- DR0P--Last night, near
n tho corner OF Eighth and Western row, an ear.
drop. The have II by identi property
and paying for this Advertisement oC22b
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CITY MATTERS.

MARRIAGE LroHSsss Tho number Of mar
riage licenses Issued BY the Probate Court
during the past week was forty.two.
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CLoAKs.-The ladies will sec that Cole 4
Hopkins, corner Of Vine and Race. streets,
open their new styles Of cloaks and shawls
to-day.
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0stobU o. H0.

~ The alarm Of FIRE about one o'closk yes
teroay morning, was ocoasioned BY tho partial
burning Of the workshop Of &. L D Kinsey,
situated on Patterson. alley, in the rear Of their
sals-room. Damage, about 5000.
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AUCTION SALES.
AUCTION sALE.-BY THoMA

UCTION E.-BY THOMAS
"A JOHNSTON, in sales-rooms. No. 90 Man.street,
Valuable Stock of Dry Goods Roots. Shoes, Hats,
Caps, &C., at Auction On TUESDAY mOfNlNG,
October as commencing at 9H oclu ck will be sola,
without any reserve, four hundred lois OF staple aud
Fancy Dry Goods, oomprislpg very desirable as.
sortment for city and country sales.
ALSO rs bales heavy Brown sheetings, $50 pieces
Red and Yellow Flannels, Is pieces ~ hte shaker
Flannels, 25o pieces Calicoes, assorted; wit" fine
Comforts, HoUds, Wool Jackets, sc.
ALs0-lo0 cases Mems and Boys Boots and Shoes,
fine BroRans: W0men's, Misses and Chil0ren's
Shoes, oxford Ties, Congress Caters, Oversbve &c
.ALS0-Cases Of Hats. Caps and Bonnets, with 20
pieces Carpeiing. &c
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HD-The Marion aymnastio Association will
have their new building completed in about q
woek.
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[By Telegraph
New Orleans Mark ct.

NEW ORLEANS, 0ctobere2.
Cotton steady and unchanged; sales $500
bales.
Sugar frm: sales Of new at 7c. Molssses 42c.
Pork closed buoyant: sales at SIS 096 for ostern
mesa
Exchange on New York " premium.
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Cry ExrENsEs. following schedule of
the estimated expenses of the city for the
month Of November has been submitted by
the City Auditor 10 the Finance Committee:
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Gs- See John aundyyI advertisement In
another column
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W
Besides the above the Watch Fund will
need from $4,000 to $4,000 to meet the ex-
penses Of that Department.
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October n, 1862

METEOROLOGICAL 0BsERvArIoNs-For the
Penny Press. by Henry Ware, 0ptician, No. 2
West Fourth street
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EoR RENT-ROoMs-To small family.
n three on the first floor and two on the third
apply at SIS Elm'atreet, between Fifteenth and
Libsrty. o,e1.bs
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kNot SALE-0mnibuses Peddler Wagons,
]. r. PALMER,
oei5"ameoo' Bank. street Omnibus Factory
ENnR SALn-rhrEkS-Sever thousand
= ola papers ut 3tc. per hundred, at this ONCE
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UCTION sALE.-By KELLOGG &

N WILLIAMS-Sale-r rooms % and a East Third
street-Large and Extensive Sale of Pawnbrokers'
Goods.-On TAuRSDAY and FRiDaY October y
and %, w o'clock each day, 800 packages, bundles,
trunks, &C., of Gents and Ladies' Wearing Apparel
Of every variey-rich and fine Goods
ALSO-A very large stock and good assortment of
Gold and Silver Watches, Jewelry OF all kinds, and
instruments of q variety.
AtllH o'clock on Thursiay-l2 Rms elish imported
Guns, Pistols, &c. one large Camera, &C.
ocgi A. KELLOGG, Auctiouerr.
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FOR SALE,

ENOR SALE-DINING SALO0N-The old
= and we'll established Dining Saloon, at No, A
vast golrth-street having ssventy-fvs prompt pay.
Eng Doarders, AND good transient trade. For FUR.
oRs sAiLa-LoTnIn s. Covington, KY, a
between Bank Lick and Lexington Pike with franz,
nousS containing rooms; cistyrn and good we'll on
IN aie premises, Tor sale cheap Terms sasy Inquire
S vynuernoidSs rcps-waik, or at his store, corner
vi wafer anu Wsinut-streets, Cincinnati. oc2lcs
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FOR RENT.

NN0R RENT-Two unfurnished Rooms in
private house, without board, within two min.
" snes wax 10 he corner Of Sixth aud Vine Rent
70 per week. Including uss of cellar. yard and by.
s.ais office. os2i hs -
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UCTION SALE-BY KELLOGG *
IN VILLA AMS-Ssles.rsom Nos. 22 and "a East
Third street. Variety Sale of Dry Goods, Clothing,
Cutlery, Hardware, &c on TUESDAY MORNING,
October 70, at 9h O'clock.
Al Ola oclock-A general assortment of Parlor,
Chambs sr and Oftco Furniture-new.
ALSU-Secohd d. hand Fu' uiure of a family romoY.
inn. fOcN A. KELLu &C. Auctioneer
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NNOR RENr--RUVM--0ne furnished room
~ to one young gentleman. No. lA Sixth. street,
Inlru Story, Oc42-bs
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A UCTION sALE.-BY c. J.w. SMITH.

"A "
IA Positive sale Of seven lots on Vne-street,
above Hamilton Road Will be cold at rublio
Auction, on TUESDAY AFTERNOON, October rs,
1889, ut three cock on the premises that valuable
street. above Hamilton Road, bring $50 feet ont on
the West side 1T viUe street by l53 1874 feet deep
Ohio.av. nue., divided iuto seven lots; lot 1. 40
feet front by 1874 tot deep, with good frame house
of r0oms the other six are each 70 feet front Title
perfect Sale positive. Terms One half ca h, aud
balance one and two years, with interest secured
'oc22l
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IN SHEARS & CO., Sales.ro rooms Nos. 81 and 80
eiain. .street.-We will sell, on THURSDAY MORN
ING, Oct. q, commencing OF O'Clock, without re-
serve, for cash, $40 cases Mems, Boys, Youths,
Brogons-good assortment, and must be sold
oc2i G. BRASHbARS Il Co, Auc'rs,
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ENOR RENT-A FURNISHED ROOM
N One or two gentlemen can DO accommodated
WIN furnished front room, with gls, In q private
FAMILY where no bonrasrs are kept. Reference re-.
Quirsd. Apply ut l0a Congratulated near Plum
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The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-10-24

AU CTION SA l. E-BY G.. BRA
IA SHEARS & .-Sacs.rooms Nos. 81 and %
Main. street. Groceries, &c. at Auc.on.-Nc will
sell, THIS (Monday) MORNING, October "A, at 8
O'clock large and general assortment OF Groceries,
Nails, Tobacco, Sugar, Coffee, Teas, Soap, Painted
Tubs and Buckets, Curdage. Pimento, Cigars, &c,
ALaO-Boots, Shoes and Hats.
nn2I @. BRASHEARS & co. Anct'rs.