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Remarkable Fecundity-A Woman Nenfit
sixty keurs Of Age Becomes Mother
ior the First Time. RI !

Remarkable Fecundity-A Woman Nenflt
Sixty keurs Of Age Becomes n Mother
for the First Time. "
A case of maternity that occurred in this
city week or two ago is 90 remarkable In
almost every particular that il seems worthy
of publications for II appears TO furnish ex-
cellent evidence that the profoundest philoso-
ply will never be able to solve q single one
of the physiological riddles which nature,
Sphynx-like, propotnds.- TO the human % rSce'
Mrs. Alice W., residing in Seventh-street,
below Mound, is over fifty-seven years of age,
having been born in April, 1903. At the age
of twehty-sik she was married. and since
that time her domestic peace has been unin-
terrupted by sickness OF any kind, and un-
disturbed by the cares that invade families
cotemporaneously with the advent ofchildren.
Mr. W. is neprly five years tho Junior of
his wife, aud is, and has been during his life
extremely healthy, and is now quite as vigor-
GUS as many who have not yet reached the
Some months ago, Mrs. W., who was quite
slender, began gradually to increase in size,
aud became SO alarmed at the fact that q
physician was consulted in regard to the
matter. Tho disease, for such Il seemed, was
wholly beyond the reach Of his knowl-
edge, although he saw that its patbop-
nomonic symptoms were such as attend,
ana are peculiar TO, pregnancy. In
these diagnostics he could not be mis-
taken, although her age aud previous habits
in this respect rendered IL quite improbable
that his patient would ever become mother.
He was extremely cautious, however, and
as time wore away he became convinced OF
the fact that he had not been deceived in the
symptoms, and the truth also dawned upon
the mind of Mrs. W: that she was about to
experience the pleasing pain that none but
mothers know.
About week ago, she astonished her hus-
band, physician, and friends, by giving birth
to pair of boy-twins, both Of whom are
large, healtbful, rosy, plump, and pretty, as
babies ever arc, and, from present appear
ances, likely to live an hundred years. The
gray-haircd mother is fast recovering from
her singular illness, and, filed with a sens,
of pain-bought happiness enjoys her new
relationship as much, apparently as any
mother could. -
The case, we do not believe, has parable
in the history Of the century, and we doubt
very much whether, outside of the Bible, car
be found the relation of similar one. Ma.
ture, it would seem, is always ready 10 startl,
humanity with some malignant thing which
appears TO be violation of all her known
laws, and leave, by seeming miracles, botl
| pundits and philosophers, as well as physiolo
gists and physicians, as much in the dark il
| regard TO what is legal with her as they nr
in regard to the language of the angels or th
customs of the inhabitants of the Pleiades.
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BOARDING.

ROARPING : Newly htted up, rooms, with
Terms moderate Apply at so East Fifth street. y
laul4-dsl
QOARDING-Havi Just Htted up a large and
hbpieasant house, we now ready 10 accommodate
gentleman and wife with a pleasant furnished
room. Also, few single gentlemen, at 2SS Sixth
street. -.., - auli-bs
EpOARDING--singl gentlemen can be accom-
II modated with pleasant room and board IN a
private family. Also, pleasant front room for a
family, unfnrnished. Also, two or three day
avenue and John-Stfeot r fttf aull-dF
EpOARDINGvSummer boarders can be accom-
hA ,modated at the Pennsylvania Hotel, Columbia
with single on double rooms, well ventilated nav
furniture healthy aud pleasant location, ON tho
Little Miami Railroad three trains stop daily; Ave
age solicited, i.a.n.,r -.I iu III y al jyl3-bws'
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THE RECENT WALNUT-sTREET EMBEzzLE-
MENT.-McDougal, the Walnut-street de-
faulter, gave himself up Saturday to the au-
thorities of Toronto, and after an examina-
ton was discharged. A portion of the money,
amounting TO $25, 900, has been recovered from
the Bank in which it had been deposited, in
Toronto, having been paid to Mr.. West, one
of the partners of the firm, upon the advice
of his lawyer, who was also the legal adviser
of the Bank. iil,. Ia zItNN Niiiil
~ II Is said that McDougal intends to bring
suit against the officers of the Bank for the
recovery ofrlis funds andit'is quite possible
he will give them considerable trouble, as
they will haye to establish the fact that the
money was not his, but belonged to the firm.
It may be true that Mr.. West had as much
right 10 the money as McDougal, but he de-
posted it and the Bank had no authority to
go behind his statement. If it had been de-
posted as the money of the firm it would
have been right to pay it to Mr., West; but
under the circumstances we fear they will
have some difficulty in satisfying the law,
which is always Imperative and never Just,
that 1t was not McDougals private property.
McDougal still retains about So, 900 Of the
money he took from this city, and if he have
the impudencet to bring suit for the remainder
may possibly recover it. The assignees Of
the firm of West y McDougal will be able 10
settle the business with the sum brought back
by the police officers, and probably, with care
and economy enable the remaining partner
to resume his business.
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THE EXCURSION FROM ToLEDo-MEETING
Ar5rHE MRRoKANfg ExcHANdE.--A meeting
of our citizens was held yesterday afternoon
at the Chamber of Commerce, Immediately
after Change, for the purpose of making ar
rangementst to receive the visitors from Michj-
gan, and points along the line of the Dayton
and Michigan Railroad, who are expected to
reach the city this evening. ristIofs
The meeting was called TO order by Mr..
Davis, and on motion Of Joseph Terrence,
Benjamin Eggleston was called 70 the Chair,
and Charles r. Fosdiek appointed Secretary.
The Chair stated the object Of the meeting,
after which the following resolutions were
unanimously adopted: a HEt /
,WirEkEAs, A large humber Of the citizeus Of thu
stSts q dm%SsgaH = and ~ Si q5io
Inst, for the purpose Of visiting u.s. and becoming
S es%sS
q drss SpS RSn FSra Ss
pfopef attention should be paid ID olr
4 pa tSg sq a our our ssSF IS SsS P
SiaS tRs sSiiS aud llen'e pl'9Fdy eA
Rssoigsd That a committeo Of twenty DO appointed
g ale suitable erraneeIesnts for the reception q
O oS Tfsp
9s5yS sts gsPos q me- cssihnsii aHltS1I tIas SsS
and that said com,nitteS Be sSiected by the Chair
man Of this meeting, and notice be given througR
sss HnS;g @sSSE & sss iS5ESS '1S
on notion of Ar. rorreinlcses,3 renee Bend Egglesl
ton, Esq, was made chairmnn Of TIE Com.
mitteo.f 1ThsfiFHtt ttfA trfW ~
The Chair announced the following as the
c0@mittss;s g q, - - ., ,..,,, A. n
ssqss ass saSsi sqSpf Npffs 0 RosSd ois%snl SsSs
lDiatrich Chas n FOaJfal (yhaa n Wiletaeh
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CHILD RUN OVER AND NEARLY KILLED
\ little girl, about four years of age, child of
Mrs. Mcfarland, residing in Sixth-street,
near Plum, was accidentally run over yester-
day afternoon and severely injured Its col
lar-bone and several of its ribs were broken,
and it is feared, received some internal
wounds from which it can not recover.
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e-,,,o, D.,,.- D,.-......,I = ~
rLo S0poon P hoeLhpINss h4sr NIGHT
Vicol lpraSida,t Wnst sto SsHai noSI las' nig
Wy. ,lce-L r Iesluent W ilsthcu IN Tue Chsir. MIN
.i u.es =, 'ne previous u'eethg reao ana ap-
pr9xeu' 9t g v.r Ar
,Aa pss sea- 81 Si MI H., r ~. bnrKy, bemoor OF
~ Mo SU,u ,ton sne noIIsn @ Maro, wins ue- ts
',so,t,, uv naNlIS Seeii @oSqnt ior slA
ann";ntod 20 f,i ,ha raour ~ a'no "ss
'ptHIsT pHIa solio,,,;,o, ~ 'no s,.ac,.,l ,aoe'
-tol,orS , isono nPpotrnlu r u.
IN, i" ''e So'ei"' uis'iiO'S VI 'he
E;rs. n;s,r;o,-- r,lar,.n.p.h
SannnG n;st,io, In,,,a, isaoe. panrs.,.
T5ird nis,r;ntEToo II Sr,i,h
Fourtb District-oJobn Weats
-sni rvui VI DiSu iSpvOhn "eehs'
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FOR LEASE.

E OF purchase within fifteen years, two Lots on
the s9nth side Of Findlsy,sty, between binn and
Two Lots on tho south side of Poplar-st, between
Linn and Baymiller-each rs by 81 feet.
Two Lots on the south side OF Poplar ST.. begin
35 feet east Of Baymiller-each 25 by 81 feet.
~ Two Lots on the south side Of Wade-st., between
Cutter and Jones-each 25 by 81 feet.
Two Lots on 0liver-st., between John and Gem
tral-av.--eaoh 20 by 81 feet. w. Ea.' ~
Two Lots the west side OF John.st., between
Melancthon and Liberty-each 25 by 80 feet.
Lot on the south eide Of Melancthon-st., between
John and Central. av.-25 by 81 feet.
Lot on the south sido Of Dayid-st, between John
and Central-av.-43 feet front. F
Lot on Hathaway st, between Jane and Baymlller.
f..r ,uf %. ir SAMUEL A. SARGENT, ~ I r
% sfaf ..i ~ ? Apollo Buildings,
aul2-d ir Corner Of Filth and Wainut.sts,
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Boy DROWNED IN THE CANAL.-A lad about
seven years of age, named Joseph Cullen,
was drowned while bathing in the Miami
Canal, near Liberty street, yesterday even
ing. His body was shortly after recovered
on Plum-street, ~
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LEcTuRE AT SMITH 4 NIxoN's HALL BY
DELLA A. WEBsTER.--ln accordance with the
earnest solicitations of u number of her
friends, Della A. Webster willdeliver a lecture
this evening at Smith & Nixon's Hall. Her
experiences in the Southern States, her in-
carcerations, suffering and patience under
the injustice she has been compelled to bear,
will serve admirably. for text, and we have
no doubt her story viii be ''plain uuyar-
nished tale'' that will interest all who may
hear il related, ,.5c am duncan -
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PRocEEDIsGsoF OF The County CoMMIssrokEss
Vt their regular diurnal session, yesterday
morning, the County Commissioners passed
orders amounting in the aggregate to 1892 40
painting the toll-house on the SharpsburQ-
road, and $305 % to John S. Jenison for
labor on two bridges in Green Township.
No other business of any kind WINS transacted.
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BURGLARY In THIRp-sTBEET. 1.-The resi-
dence Of James Mcdonald, located in Third
street, between Race and Elm, was feloni-
ously entered night before last and robbed Of
nearly $50 in money, and few articles oi
wearing apparel, malSipg a loss nj the aggre-
the premises and departed with their booty
without arousing the inmates of the house.
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RIVER rsmvvS.

I p.
The Ohio, opposite this port has bean
swelling since our last issue with some desres u
rapidity' and was rtili rising last evening leaving
channel-depth betweon here and Lousvills Of about
ten not Az Ptteburg, tho river continued station-
ary Yesterday with ave and bslffset Of water there
al noon. M t. "ni sl
mI5s,s,s The weather r. pleasant sqa
4 usual Autumn; Che night lndssd va. % rs@ss ~
Business on the Landing vas dull though fair or
The season and opening Of the week; SiSks' bsias
Yesterdays Louisville Covrier obsevse:
The river Saturday was steadily falling. with fOYr
ISSt water Yer ,y, IN the Canal by the mark a Dart
TIVE inches g the bead e the Eslls and fosT hvs
Ws auS e eSS a. nSs seSSsh s
days we have bad giving eyidepse Of hsavy rains iD
Last evening there were but three isst ten inches
water in the Canal By the mark. During the pro-
sR; % head HsqFs rs 4f .;s fiS S. E
IL s %crpns . ssfsy n snS ss: e
Yesterdays st. Louis Rspnbhoan observes
Sunday EysHfn0-The riycr has commenced falling
SSy, SPS the weaiesr 4 Tsrsrkab cpel tgr th4
erday aiternoon aud we learn that bsevT rains have
lately fallen on the upper rivera, -.
Cairo The incs river sins sIs ssaIn, WITH io1T
feet between Peoria aud the mouth, and three bet
The Upper mississippi is falling, with four fest On
the Upper Rapids and thirty inches on the Lower
9aplds. Below Kcokuk there are three and half
feet.
The Missouri River Is filling from Weston down.
with four feet in thclchannel.
sTEAMBoAT REGISTER.
ArYigats-SundAy-M. Mcclellan, LouisvilIe; Mag
PiiisbmF 4. p. Hinc, Pittsburs. Mcndss.:s1:
Eorior, louisville; Forest 9aeen, MadiS9n; Allen
Eunlce, Loulsvi!le; DIsdem, Dock; Dunielth, NsvlS
DspGrfSres Sunday = NJ, Mcclellan, Louisyfle
Monday-supcrior, Louisville; Forest Queen, Madi-
son; Magnolia, Msysyille; Dunleith, EeyilIe; fep-
tune, ~ Louis; A, ID Hine, st. Lodis Cricket No ,,
Marietta; Time, New Orleans. ,. II
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AUCTION SALES.


A UCTION SALE-By BRADLEY KEEsLER
IA Aucti0neers. I'm Brooklyn, KY, Opposite Gin
cinnati, on WEDNESDAY, August 10, 1850, VIII be
sold as Building Lots; afordlng rare chance for
mechanics and laboring men desiring to purchase.
The legation Is healthy and but q Shorf- distance
Terms Of Sale One. third cash, the balance in one
d 1 BRADLEY K KEESTER
anif-b-. ~ Auctlcneers
a UCTION SALE-BY JACOB GRAFR K co.
~ Salo-Fooms No. Is East Foartl4slreet1 = Ex-
cclient furniture, plano, &c. TUESDAY MORNING,
August u, will be sold at auction, at half eight
O'clock, at No 3O1 Georgo.street, west Of Cutter,
the entire fu5niturel ylz X W: soesble; do paslor
chairs, reclining chairs, marbe-top centor-tables,
etagsrs mantei ornaments. hre aetg blinds,
engraeings, &c, Asnith q Nixon's parlor plano,
extensionC dining-tablel came seat chairs, clock
dinnglnd tea ware oicloth and hall oil-oloth, hat,
rack, stair carpet, do0r-mats.
a ALSO Mahogany and walnut French and Cottage
do, Wash-stands, Wardr9bes, Toilet,ware, Work
tables, OhRirs, WDdDWtghales, orb, spring ,-hnir,
cotton, anl shuck Mattresses; Feather Beds, Bols,
ters aud Pillows, Comiorts Sheets Brussels and In
grain Carpets; Cooking-stoys and apparatus, and
Kitchen Furniture; all the furniture s Of excellent
quality. id ltl ~ mp1 tilnn W. 49, w. t-sf
aul2 JACOB CRAZE Auctioneer.
~
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vFUREITURE AT AucrIoS. This morning, at
halfpast eight O'clock, j. Graf & Co. sell the
excellent furniture at No. 39l George-street.
Also fine piano; see advertisement.
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~@i 9hA$. !; pSS pSSS!SSyE!S$SAlL, Committee.


Mr.. Stratton moved to amend the rule SO
rs TO require that the scholars in the d grade
be dismissed fifteen minutes before the usual
time in the forenoons and evenings.
After considerable debate, the whole sub
iect was laid over for two weeks.
Mr.. Watson, from the Special Committee
TO whom the subject of the opening of Kill
gour-street was referred, submitted the fol-
lowing report
'"rhe committee appointed to investigate
the necessity Of opening Kilgour-street to
Fifth-street in order that the comfort and
convenience of children in attendance at the
Second intermediate School should be
promoted, would respectfully report that,
after thorough examination of the
premises we find that the opening of
kilgour-street to Fifth is indspensably ne
cessary at this time, in consequence of the
lot through which the children have had
access to the school having been sold, and
all further communication sshut out thereby,
making it necessary for children to. walk
twice the distance in reaching the schools,
which, in dry and pleasant weather. is at
tended with some fatigue and inconvenience,
and in rainy aud freezing weather il is at
tended with risk of injury to limbs, ON ac-
count of the grade Of that particular locality
on which the school Is situated being very
steep and difficult - tF.ia t'
"By opening Kilgour-street these difficult
ties will to great extent be dispensed with.
We therefore recommend that this Board be
requested to cooperate with the City Council
in their efforts to open this street, and that
our worthy President be appointed to COM
municate with the Council, representing the
sense of the School Board in reference to the
same si. .fr Ht rAf
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FoB a fine artistic picture 20 to A. s.
Blooms new gallery, No. IA West Fifth
street | Ut
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WANTED

w ANTED-- GAR MAKERs-Tw sood cigar
wac. RgSns gaoI z 70 70 e. to titslo 1Ock Mkspi4Es ,E
corner Eiith and Sycamore, American nQnge, BE-
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small liheneses In cases for fifteen cents, large
ones, beantimlly framed twenty-five cents, better
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FOR SALE.

FOR 2AT,m rrs .
: " 49, S'.s--.ee NJ
Tor sAlEaA ILL., reliable Family Horse,, sound in
sySEy respect, and a. gentle q possible six
and vinests - ANSO9VN' 'O'nSs Saii.S. fIS'n
ESOR sALE-seyea 1ENoBFs SIsSs iost Io1S
suitable for an infant sShool. Apply soon ct NO.
lo1 fopleI-et.i az tney VIII pc sold low. aul4-c'
fooms situated near Mound and n sen
WIN be sold on pavments vacant IN vii ~ ~,
In part -, l.,L -.
al AISxi-A 4i, nne pIick resldence, on Ihird-street,
mouse, &c, Mili De sold on paynlenm 70 suit
royed WIN nns i,eo Hn Ing UhH rEeI, Moii I'M
n ocye Tr kWo nafns. some
orchard, out nouses, &c. win exchapRe @ for eity
property, or be sold In payments TO suit. 4.
Mortgage Notes and Short Paper negotiated at
market rates, and money procured on MORTGAGE y
-, wf. p. SHEPPAKD,
eall.9 no. ~ West Ialrd.strs ct.
a side OF Hopkins-st between Baymiler and
T,ot an tbs ao,T sidn " ieeI e ,.
Tnnnd hny%rias % su1 ~ " 81 WI MtspsSsoh-sV'' oet"eeh
Lct on t6s soatS sIiV 81 bstis!st between Bay
Iot on tha sonth sida % ~ " Pt., h,.o, Ih
and CSter2 Iy io9 eetat IN ar oetWeen 'ohn
on 'he ne ea a sac Oh finest between uest ana
Two Lots on the south sdeof York-st., between
Central.ay. and Linn. Is BY 81 feet. =.
and Central avs feet front. - - -
Lot, with Cottage, on the south side Of Barr-st.
Lot on The north sde of Tibortys between wal
NJ, Iot INV On the vast s,Id NJ ~ h., Al,
,isoy, eSd IibartxHo ~ 9o ~ t'9''' pe'"een hi
HI,So-A number Of Iots ~ oi IN Nsxpor, covipy,on
and LUDLOW, some excellent bare"ins' " OO''"s''n
SAMIiieI. SARGHNT
,ta ht . q 4 no1in RI,di,,v.
aui2d Corner Of Fifth and WainSsYt, sts
E1vOR SALE-A new two.story Brick House, with
~ four rooms and kitchen, on long time, at q
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I GAMES WATSON
JAMES +. IRWIN, Committee
Df A w ARMSTRONG; 1

Report accepted, and ordered to be COM
municated 10 tho City Council rs the sense OF
this Board, Adjourned.
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ToR SALE-A Retail stock q Groceries,, No
II tions and Variety Goods, with the goodwill of o
well-establshed business, and five years lease on
the store. The proprietor being compelled to quit
For further information, apply at the corner Third
a@a GreenSposts er 0ovinEton, ky small Earn.
taken as part payment Tho goods are free from all
incumbrance Taull-aW%l G. 4 RUST
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-14

WANTED-GIRI--AG German or American girl
To do housework; also girl from 10 to rs years
old as nurse girl, half mile from the city; good
home h2 and good wages given. Apply to J0HS w.
LAihk, oS West Third-st or TO Mrs, Clark, West
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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-09-27

nlattotm Stalls.
FAIRBANKS
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81 STANDARD SCALES,
fEg1 ADAPTED TO -
AL EVERY BRANCH OF BUSINESS
lie
ID A CORRECT ANY DURABLE SCALE
! ,E911zs is REQUIRED.
jSyrzs-s-IA 4 large stock hand at the Balti1oTe
SSSTS==s%SIsl Scale Warehnus, 49,. . -
lGJA6zEt@ No 10 SOUTH CHARLES STREET.
==-ISlZ@ FAIRBANKS II CO
Please send for an illustrated catalogue jeI6-6mr
81 SCALES.
THE UNITED STATES STANDARD.
- VERY SUPERIOR PLATFORM SEA LES MADE
Ny and sold upon their own Herlts, by the inventor
No $ south Charles and Balderston streets.
NO hUgBUGGEkYl
mv3ntf JESSE MARDFN.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-09-27
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A A BROWN MEXICAN GUANO.
IA 4 BROWN MEXICAN GUANO Analysing 60 per
cent. Of Bone Phosphate Lime.
FOR SALE BY
p MAICOM & CO.,
sglOt BnWlV'S wharf