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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-03-30

IA SHOOTING ARRAY AT CUMMINsvILLE.-A
man, named Louis Beyning, Was tarraigned
before Judge Lowe, yesterday morning, upon
stances being as follows: On Tuesday night,
Andrew Thornton entered the drinking
house of the defendant, situated in Cnmmins-
vile, and rendered counterfeit bill in pay
ment for, some beer. Bey ming refused To
take the note, and the parties, retiring from
the house, threw bowlders at it. when the
defendant took his pistol and fired into the
crowd; whereupon Thornton caused war
rant to be issued for his arrest. BE-
The case was postponed for further exam
ination, next Saturday, Beyningin the mean
time having been held in the sum of $500 fol
his appearance at that time. If the circum.
stances have been correctly stated, 1t Is 4
pity ono or two Of the rowdies were MOI
killed; for the double indignity of attempt.
ing to pass counterfeit money upon a man
and stoning his residence, would seem TO b,
sufficient pTpypcation for firing into aerowd
even II the ball should happen 10 take effect
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A SAnoR's CoURTsHP AND HONEYMOON.
A sailor in New Bedford, Mass, was just
ready to go to sea, when he fell into the ten
der embraces ofa young girl to whom he had
devoted his schoolboy days. He determined
not to go to sea, and the twain were made
one. Neither party had dollar in pocket,
and, when night came on, they soughtshelter
in the watc6-house; but, not being suited
with the accommodations, left, and were
found by watchman on the lee side of o
barn. They were taken to watch-house
but were cruelty reported, and the next
morning the sailor left the inhuman city oi
New Bedford, having borrowed twenty-five
cents of his old landlord for his honeymoon
and wedding tour. r5, . 'i.D .eulu7l q
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MEETING OF THE CINCINNATI SKETCH CLUB.
The Cincinnati Sketch Club will hold its
next meeting at the Daguerrean Gallery OF
E. r. Gard, No. log West Fourth-street, to-
morrow evening, as the guests ofMr. G. We
are pleased to learn that the Club is in a
iourishing condition; and the interest mani
tested in 1t by the members when it began,
seems now to have grown into passion.
Any thing which tends either directly or
indirectly to aesthetic culture, should find
sympathy and support, and undoubtedly win
among all whose natures win permit them,
when in the presence of the holy ideal, to
forget the merely practical. r.'.-.-
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FoRT SMITH, Ark, March 26.-The river at
this point is very low, and there is no pros
pect for the better.
There is a large quantity of freight at Little
Rock for this point. The steamers Lake
City, Undine, aud Bracelet are tied up below,
waiting for rise.
The steamer Kate May, from Cincinnati,
got up as far as Van Buren, on saturday, but
was unable to make this point. The steamer
Leon arrived here on Wednesday, with a
large load of passengers, but no freight. She
will leave on Friday for the purpose of carry
ing delegates to Charleston.
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COvINGTON NEWS.

AN APOLoGY.-Our patrons in the Eastern
District were not served as early as usual
yesterday morning, owing to the illness OF
our carrier who generally is "up to time"
He Graves the indulgence of his subscribers
for day or two, when he hopes to be all
right again. nor -, tr.l-rsugn ifVf
Cry CoUNcIL.-The Council met at the
usual hour, President Goodson in the chair.
Mr.. Menzies moved to take UP the street
railroad ordinance. Carried. - ttHf
He then moved to amend the first clause of
the eighth section, SO as to read thus; "The
rate of fare for any distance of travel on said
railway (including the crossing Of the bridge)
shall not exceed five cents for each passen-
ger" The words included in the brackets
constitute the amendment. He likewise
suggested few other slight changes,
, Mr.. Moore moved to strike out so much of
the eighth section as allows the bridge COM
pany to use the road ITSELF Lost.
Also, to strike out so much of the third
section as permitted the transportation of
freight. Lost ayes s, nays o.
The question was then taken on the sub
stitute Of Mr.. Menzies, and it was carried.
In order that the question might be sub
mitted to the people in due FORM the follow
supplemental ordinance was passed.
AN ORDINANCE
nance % the People.
Be It ordained by tho City Council OF Covington,
that on the second Saturday in May, 1850, between
the usual voting places in the city of Coyngon, and
II hs ' Se * sSe the o a an
S9S. q nS S Tsot ns ts
has passed Its second reading In the City Council;
assistance Of the Committee Eections shall pre-
pare ballot boxes for the occasion, and the names OF
appointed for that purposei and the vote Of every
voter ds6oStsd On psper IL 5hS % box & where Rs may
'Against" The Judges, after the Tickets
shall report TO the CITY Clerk the result which shall
b reported 70 the cry Council by the Comnttee on
the election. 20 f''' .'
Adjourned. -Hr. .a r, .,r.
H FIRB ON PHILADELPHIA-sTREET. fire
broke out yesterday about noon, in the saw
mill of Cruckshank 4 Gushing, located at the
foot OF Philadelph The building
was situated Immediately adjoining Wolff's
fiour-mill, which was destroyed day before
yesterday, and il is supposed that Il caught
from the smouldering ruins OF the establish
ment, The flames were extinguished, how
ever, before any material damage had been
done. ~ gL.il ot&
Horse SroLEN.-A man, whose name we
were unable to ascertain, last Tuesday, went
TO the hyery-stabe of Caleb Arnold, on
Greenup-street, opposite the City Building,
and hired q horse for the purpose of driving
short distance into the country, expecting
to return in a few hours He has not been
heard of since, and Mr.. A., fearing that his
horse has been stolen, has invoked the aid OF
the police for the purpose Of bringing back,
both II and the alleged thief Z - d (. ~
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. NEW WEEKLY PAPER.-A new weekly pa
pices Of the Cincinnati Sketch Club, to be
devoted to art and literature entirely. Each
number will contain an original engraving
designed by some member of the Club, to.
gether with q considerable amount of liter.
ary and art intelligence, which it is expected
will make it at once a favorite with the lovers
of the beautiful. 1t is to be called the Sketch
Club, and the first number viii be issued on
SATURDAY. next .. ....
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Tie CnrstnnE-shnm Cnse.

ST.. LOUIS, March 29-The evidence in the
the plaintiffs request, the Court gave written
instructions to the jury. Previous to the
opening of the arguments, Mr.. L. NJ. Shreve,
for the plaintiff, addressed the jury in five
hours speech, followed by Mr. Glover for the
defendant, who is still speaking. Mr.. Lock-
land will continue for the defense, and Mr..
Wright close for the plaintiff.
The Court has given Counsel twenty-six
hours for speeches. '''
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From New York.

New YORK, March 2e.--The Quaker City
arrived this evening. 'iAa h'
The ArieL with California mails of the 9Th,
has just arrived. i'" i.i ''
The Circassidn for Galway, took one hum
dred and thirty passengers. The EtRd, for
Liverpool had none 49,.
The examination Of Hicks was concluded
this evening, He is committed on two
charges of murder and piracy.
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SERIOUS ACCIDENT TO A LITTLE GIRL.-A
child about five years of age daughter Of
Mrs. Zimmerman, residing on Second-street,
near Ludlow yesterday afternoon, while
playing upon the second story of porch in
the rear Of the dwelling of her parents, acci-
dentally fell through the balustrade to the
and injured herself SO seriously that her
recovery is deemed impossible. Her collar
bone was broken, and she received severe
confusion on the head, which, it is feared,
will prove fracture of the skull.
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TERPsICHoREAN.-The Cecilia Society,
whose members seem to be entirely devotedt To
their delightful entertainments this evening
at Geyers Assembly Rooms, on Court-street,
between Main and Walnut. In the company
where the muse of music presides and to
which the goddess of dancing lends the charm
Of her voluptuous presence, pleasure may al
ways be found, hence we feel assured that the
ball of tonight will be agreeable in every re-
spect.
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LEAvENwoRTH, March 29.-The Overland
Express, from Denver City on the 10Th, ar
rived here to-day, bringing $1,000 in dust,
six passengers and a large mail. '
Messrs. Sumner & Dorsett's livery stable,
at Denver City, was burned on the 9Th inst.
Loss small. la' +oI. ti
Advices from the Blue River diggings and
the South Park reportcontinued heavy SHOWS.
Flour was worth, at Denver, 1875 per hun
dred, and scarce. eHi i.'ii i''
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NoMINATIoNs OF THE OPPOSITION IN THE
THIRTEENTH WARD.-At a meeting of the 0p-
position of the Thirteenth Ward, held last
night at No. 8 Debolt Buildings, the following
ticket for ward officers was nominated:
City Council-P. W. Callinan. -
School Visitor-Dr Lilienthal.
Constdble--Eugene Daylor.
Assessor-Alfred Korte.
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THE LECTURE ON "AMERIoAN ANTIQUITIES.
DR.. De Hass delivered lecture last evening
at Smith Il Nixon's Hall, on american An
tiquities," before the Ohio Historical and
Philosophical Society, to small but culti-
waited audience. The theme was well treated,
but not sufficiently popular in characters to
be generally interesting, which prevents us
from giving an abstract Of his remarks.
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FRusrRATED ATTEMPT AT SurcIpE.-Eyen-
ing before last, a man named Henry Smith,
semi-inebriated and wholly disgusted with
life, made an attempt to drown hfmselfin the
Ohio River. Some persons who happened
to be in the vicinity at the time, and after
relieving him from the danger into which
he had thrown himself placed him in the
custody Of Officer Shay, who committed him
to the station-house. Yesterday morning he
was taken before Judge Lowe and sentenced
to three days confinement in the City Prison.
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CONSOLIDATION OF THE LITTLE MIAMI AND
CINCINNATI, HAMILTON AND DAYTON RAIL
wAYs.-The Little Miami Railroad Company
voted, day before yesterday, upon the prop
osition to consolidate the earnings of that
road with those of the Cincinnati, Hamilton
and Dayton. The total shares voted were
24,s46. In favor of proposition, 23,7sG
against 058
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ZAsEsviLLF, March 29-The body of Joseph
Banting was found horribly mangled on, the
track of the Central Ohio Railroad, near
Dillon Falls Station, this morning. He was
naked, and club was found near uncovered
with hair and blood. It is supposed that he
was murdered and his body placed on the
track. The matter is under Investigation.
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MEETING OF THE LYoEuM OF THE WESLEYAN
FEMALE CoLLEoE.-The meeting of the Young
Ladies' Lyceum of the Wesleyan Female
College, last night, was largely attended, and
the performance passed off with considerable
ecldt. Some Of the musical selections were
of attention on the part of both pupils and
teachers which was quite creditable.
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NINA nInhI.nn- Cnunrr Annlr.

LOUISVILLE, March 29.--The Hanson affair
arose from some slight difficulty with the
returning Berealls, who came back merely
to dispose of their Kentucky, property with
out intending to remain! Some alarmed
Kentuckians sent to Lexington for cannon.
This created great excitement but oil is quiet
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BURGLARY ON CUTTER-sTREET.-Th resi-
dence of man named James w. Fitzgerald,
on Cutter-street, near Court, was feloniously
entered, night before last, and robbed of val
uables to the amount of nearly forty dollars.
The entrance was evidently effected by means
of an outsider" for the burglars, when they
departed, left the front door slightly ajar,
while the balance of the house was in the
same condition in which it had been left
when the family retired.
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Lnter from TexaA.

o. New ORLEANS, March e9s-Gov. Houston,l
not receiving the Government military aid
expected has ordered Col. johnson 10 raise
immediately q large force of rangers and
drive the Indians from the ,NoFIhern frontiers
He takes no steps against Mexico pgndipg
the ratification Of the treaty. ~ ~ ~,
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HIGHWAY RoBBERY.-Night before last,
about twelve o'clock, man named Thomas
Higbee was knocked down on Court-street,
near Vine, and robbed of watch valued at
$50 and porte-monnaie, containing 800 in
gold. The blow was so sudden and violent
that he had not time to defend himself from
the assault, and before he regained his feet
the scoundrels had escaped.
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PRooEEDISGsoF soF THE County CoMMIssIoNERs.
At their regular diurnsl session yesterday
morning, the County Commissioners passed
but one order, which amounted TO $53, paid
to Adams b Co. for transportation Of freight
ness of importance was transacted.
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SoIREE DASsANTE.-The Comet Dancing
Association will give one Of their agreeable
soirees ddnsantes at National Hall this even
ing. These entertainments are always pleas
ant, and that of tonight will prove no excep-
tion to this rule.
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FOURTH WARD INDEPENDENT DEMOCRATIC
Democrats of the Fourth
Ward who are opposed to the ticket nomi-
mated on Monday, met last night, and made
the following Independent nominations for
Ward Officers: q ..........s -., .-..,.H
Gv C0uneil-Joseph Sommer.
School ViSitOr-Dr. +. N. Burke.
Constdble-Thomas 0Gara
Assessor-Martin Dickman.
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PAYMENT OF THE STREET RAILWAY Carl
TATIoN TAx.-The Passenger and City Pas
senger Street Railway Companies, yesterday,
during the month of February, as follows
InsbenBer Company "
City Passenger Company ......."..... $50 O2
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gnS Sr. JoHs's, N. F.. March 29.-1No ice has
yet been seen In this vicinity, aud there is no
this season. None Of the heet ofseAling YES
sells have yet arrived, nH.!llp st, @ @ LII vF.
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LIrERARY.--"H "Harpers Weekly" Crank
Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper" the ''Falnily
Magazine" "Wilkes's Spirit" and the "New
York Clipper" all for this week, can be had
of G.. N. Lewis, No. 2s West Sixth-street
Also, the "Knickerbocker Magazine" for
March ....
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TERRIBLE BOILER ExPI PIosIoN-A boiler in
the saw-mill of Bell 4 Son, twelve miles from
Brownsville, Tenn. on the Memphis and
Ohio Railroad exploded the other evening,
causing great destruction, and. mortally
more or less injured
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} Rkecution.

MoRarsFows, N. j., March 29.-At halepast /,
eleven O'Clock this morning, George Ackers
tOT %SS lie SesIus murder q Esss III GORDON on az hs
isth of October last. '9AohH sin'' Wv y
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For the finest teas in the city go to PEN
derry & Co.'s, northwest corner Of Fifth and
Walnut-streets.
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q A NEGRO BURGLAR SHoT DEAD.-A negro,
owned by Mrs. Gwyn, of Caswell County, N.
G., broke into the store-house Of Stephen
was shot dead by the clerk, son of Mr.. Neal
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OPPOSITION NOMINATIONS IN THE FouRrH
WANDA meeting Of the Opposition, which
was held last night in the Fourth Ward,
nominated I. NJ. Keller for City Council and
Bart Wilson for Assessor.
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CHAMBERs's ENCYCLOPEDIA; A Dictionary
of Universal RosVledge,-Rickey, Mallory K
Co. have received Part IL of this valuable
work, which is being published in monthly
parts at fifteen cents each,
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Our thanks are due Messrs. Meredith and
King, messengers Of Adams's Express Com
pany, for favors rendered.
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ARREST on MAIL RoBBER.-J. W., alias
Jonathan, alias John Smith, was arrested in
Sardis, Miss, few days ago, charged with
robbing the mail in Cheatham County. Tenn,
several months since. He was taken to
Memphis and lodged in jail. ..-....
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FHR DAILY PRESS.
CITY News.

so~see fourth page for Monetary and Com
mercial matters.
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? The King of Sweden is on the sick list.
lie fell, recently, from his horse, and further
injured himself by springing over wall in
Chrlstiapla1 while endeavoring to rescue peo-
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FoR SALE.-Two desirable routes for sale
on the Daily Press. Apply at the Counting
rOOm
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LETTERS DETAINED FOR WANT OF POSTAGE
March 20:
Mesers. A. d. Sands, New York City. ..H
II, Wheelock, College Hill, Ohio.
W. II. NJ. Tolbut, Christiansburg, Ohio.
Rev. J. A. Kunkelman, indianapolis, Ind.
N. Colyer, Chemung, Ills.
Craduock 4 KitcheI, Charleston, Ills.
Hugh Dickey, Connersyille, Ind.
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NOR SALE-A good route on morning paper,
n which IL in fine condition, and increasing rap
idly. viii be sold cheap for cash. Inquire Of the
booll-kceper, ut this Office. mayed
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N1NOR SALE-L0T-A valuable building lot, IN
n good neighborhOOd, on John-street, above
Clark; Apply at the Mill ON corner Westorn-row
and Clark. ma27d'
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HNOR SALE RoUTE-A good route on the
o. Daily Press l. offered for sale 1t IS one of the
best in the city For information, apply at the Press
Oflice. .... ma3O-bs
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N1NOR SALE-Ten Coal carts, ten sets Harness,
NJ two lIead-chains for Barges, one Wagon for
-four, horses. Inquire at the Coal Office, No. 31S
Fifth street, ma24-h%
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LOST.

II OST-SuRGlCAL INSTRuMENTS-In small
M cotton bag. Tho finder will confer favor by
leaving the same at No. 90 West SeVenth-street
l......gl LmaS0-b"l
\ 0ST : a Black and Tan Terrier (slut) Pup,
M about three months old, with fancy leather col
lar, Any person returning her TO 115 Broadway,
Steam Marble Works, corner of Fifth aud Broad
way, viii get i've dollars reward. ma39-be
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e sOfeet front on Fourth street. by 100 feet deep
between the residence Of Judge Este and the Pike
buildings, being the most desirable Lot for a fine
private residence now to be had in the city Terms
easy, and mldo known on application to NJ. H. COOK,
at No. 361 West FOurth-street. lH InaSam
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HNOR SALE-CALORIC ENGINE-The Caloric
H Engine, which is known the whole country over
as tho one used for the publication of the Penny
Press. Address JOHN d. CALDWELL,
mal3H Cincinnati, Ohio.
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FOR SALE.

HNOR SALE -CONFECTIONERY--we Well -estab.
H lished and will be sold cheap by applying i'm
mediately. This Is chance for any person de-
siriug the same. Address "SALOON" Press Office.
lma30-b+
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IpOARDING-0n or two gentlemen can obtain
BBa pleasant room, with board, in private family
where few boarders arc kept. Apply at No. 1O1
Longworth-strcet, near Plum. ma29-f
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DOARDING-A gentleman and wife, OF two
i-S h1 single gentlemen, can obtain large unfur;
nished front room, lighted with gas, with board, at
No. 40 George-strect. Reference required. ma3O-b'
EpOARDING-A large, airy, unfurnshed room
Ih for q family, with board. A few gentlemen
can DO accommodated with board and lodging Also
day -boaTdeTs can be accommodated. No. 117 Syca-
ma2s-aw' i. A. ROWE.
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gNOR RENT-Two RooMs-Furnished or un-
NJ furnished. Inquire ut No. 30 Mcfarland street.
lma2g-b%l ....
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EROARDING-One or two gentlemen or a lady
hS and gentleman can have a comfortable front
room, with board in private family. Apply at No.
"a Ninth-street, between Vine and Walnut-streets.
[ma20-b%l sd. .I'I
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FOR RENT.

EIVOR RENT-ROOMs-sui Suitable for offices, sim
E gle gentlemen, or small families. For rent at
No. 142 West FOuTth-street. ma3O-bs
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CSpANI5H OLIVES.-JUST RECEIVED
y lbboNes very superior Spanish Olives. For sale
wholesale aud retailb by
, A. MCDONALD, d co., ~
mails S, and Branch 2iS West Fourth-streeti
AtQRN sTARCH.-.JUST RECEIyED, ~
" boxes fresh Corn Starch. For sale Wholesale
aud retail by A. MCDONALD CO., -rf
msl9 50, and Branch 2i9west FOufth-street.
Il ME AND CElIENT.-1OO BARRELS
~ Utica Lime, white and fresh 100 do. Louisville
u IT li AARON A. Golfer,
maze Nos. $40 and 321 Main-street.
GRAIN BAGs.-2O BALES TWO-BUsH.
III Seamless Bags, Stark Mills, in store aud for
sale by ~ .f II AARON A. Golfer,
ma29 Nos. 319 and 321 Main-strect.
NNXTRA FAMILY FLOUR.-1OO BRI.ss.
AL Extra Family Flour in store and t9r sale sale by
ma29 Nos. 310 and 321 Main-street.
w HIM oisIs iRlsbSEX rs. Fs!E fbls3 AT
! street., Ape-aT
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BOARDING.

EBOARDING-Tw gentlemen can be accommo-
ES dated with pleasant front room second floor
furnished, etc, with or without board, by making
application at No. 1917 West Third-sreet, i've doors
above Ihnl-street, south side s. ma29-bs
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T0R IL ENT-Two new three-story Brick
", Houses, situated on the east side of Plum-st
between Fourth and Fifth. The houses have never
been occupied, and contain twelve rooms, halls bath
room, wator-closets, gas, &C. with modern finish
and improvements. Rent $500 per annunl, payable
monthly. Apply to ]. W. LYON, No. 981 GeOrge-
street, below Mound, or to U. $. Belts Mayors
Office. ... NJ -. 'H 'na2S-c+
NlVOR RENT-A LARGE RoOM-Suitable for
n manufacturing purposes, third or second story
Room 23N70. Rent-third story $500, and second
story $3.50. Inquire at No. 2l1 Second street, near
westcrn-row, Of MM BLANEY. ma2s-aw+
ENOR RENT-A TENEMENT--In the College
n One Of the most charming places in Covington
for summer residence. Call and examine.
ma27-d" 8, A. HAINES, Coyingten, Ky.