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YILLArHous ourRApK--A7rsMPrRp Corsru-
PRATIoN-One Of the most daring and determ-
ined attempts at constipation upon the per-
son Of q respectable woman which We have
been called upon to record for some time took
place day before yesterday, at tho corner of
Hixth and Broadway. The circumstances. %
related to us, are briefly these: Some time dur
ing the afternoon Of Thursday o rough, brutal.
looking man entered house In the above
locality, and, walking up stairs, knocked at
the door Of room ocoupied BY woman,
whose name, from motives of delicacy, we
withhold. ebs apppared at tho door, and the
man inquired for q Mrs. Kelly, who, he said,
resided In that house. Upon being informed
that NO person Of that name lived there, he
forcibly entered the room, caught the woman
in his arms and carried her into an adjoining
apartment, where be endeavored to violate hsr
person. se. s eois ~
BY q superhuman strength and energy,
which nothing but the circumstances could
have caused, she managed to free herself from
his grasp, and rushed Into room, on the op-
posite side of the hall, which was occupied
by 9 couple Of females who were boarding ct
The house. Seeing that he had failed in his
diabolical endeavor, the man fed, leaving the
woman half unconscious and trembling from
the excitement Into which they had been
thrown. A correct description Of the Tarquin-
Ike scoundrel has been left ct the Station.
house, and We heartily hope he may, be
brought to that puniahmsnt he 10 richly de-
ssyves. Gtl .sE fETB y ,ss
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ANNUAL ELEcrroa OF 0FYIcERs AND DIRECT
oRs OF THE EATON AND HAMLroR RAILROAD.
The annual meeting Of the stockholders Of
the Eaton and Hamilton Railroad was held
during the past week at Eaton, and the follow
ing persons elected as Directors for tho ensu-
ing year: David Barnet, Daniel Bsckel. John
Carlisle, Lurton Dunham, John W. Erwin,
James 81. McWhinney, Hugh McBirney, Jas.
Neel, james M. Starr, Joseph Terrence, VIM.
Whiteside, John @. Wright and Thomas H.
Weasner.
The newly elected Board afterward con-
vened and organized BY the 70 election Of the
McWhinnsy and Lurton Dunham to act with
the President as Executive Committee: David
Barnet, President; Lurton Dupham, Vice
Presid mt; j. B Stephens, Secretary; &. W.
McGuire, Treasurer; D. M. Morrow, superin-
tendent, .t1s|9A e3fttiif .7tfN
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ARREST OF An ALLEGED DsALEs IN Cous.
rERPEIr BAsx- NOTES. = yesterday morning a
man named William NJ. Morgan received q
letter through the Pogtofice, apparently ad-
dressed to him, which he opspsd sud found to
contain $64 in spurious bank bills, purporting
to be upon the Wentford Bank Of Massacha-
setts. Alter reading the letter he handed tito
Mayor Bishop, who in turn gave 1t to Captain
Wilson, Chief Of the Police. Capt. W. placed
it In the hands Of Detectives Bloom and
Rsanay, telling them to arreat the man for
whom 1t was intended, and they succeeded 10
doing 90 by putting tho letter back into the
postoffce and waiting there until it was called
for. They were not compelled to remain Ion
10 suspense, for before the letter had been re-
placed man who styled himself Dr.. J. B.
McKeehan asked for and received It, when
they arrested and committed hlmto the Ninth
street Station-house. He will, in all proba-
bility, bo arrsigned before Judge Lowe this
morning, and be called upon for an explana
ton Of the mysterious spistlo and its counter
felt contents. Ia rlar
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MAN HELD TO BAIL Oh CHaRaE or PER.
JuRY.-A man named Alexander Packer was
yesterday afternoon srraigned before Justice
Harris, on charge Of perjury, preferred
against him by woman named Susan Brown.
1t appears that 10 former suit In which this
woman was the plaintiff, and man named
Bruhn the defendant, Packer had testified that
be saw the plaintiff under such circumstances
as could leave no doubt In regard to her chas.
tity. The statement, the female now AYERS,
was wilfully and maliciously false, and the
circumstances induced the Justice to believe
her story. Packer ives, therefore, held to bail
in tho sum Of $500 for his appearance to an
sver the charge at the next term of the Court
Of Common Pleas, and in default Of surety was
committed to the County jail.
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Mission SoHooLs.--Qaits number Of Mis-
sion Schools have already been established in
the city by the different religious denomna-
tions, and yet there are not half enough. All
are IN fourishing condition aud are largely
attended by that class Of children who most
need care, namely: those who are uncared for
BY their natural protectors. Ono of these
schools has boon in operation for the past few
months under the name Of the Wade-s street
Miaaion. Meetings are held regularly every
Sunday afternoon in hall on the corner Of
Wade street and Centrsl-avenue, which have,
thus far, been attended with marked success.
II 10 under thesupsrintsndence of Mr.. 3. Shaw,
who is sminently qualified for tho position;
while another meeting, under the care Of Rev.
]. Emory, City Missionary, is also held on
Sunday evenings at 6k o'clock, at the same
place, to which both parents and children are
cordially invited. VIZ a
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FOR SALE.
EyOR SALE-HOUSES AND LOTS.--A
u. tvo.story Frame House, of six rooms and an
attic on south side Of Longworth-street, near Gen.

EyOR SALE-HOUSES AND LOTS.--A
IL two.story Frame House, Of six rooms and an
attic on south side Of Longworth-street near Cen.
tfal.avenue, for $2,b00. iaf
A two: story Frame House, Of six rooms, on north
side Of Mulberry street. near Main-wl be sold low.
side Of Elm:stree, Lberty-lot II feet inches
front BY 81 feet deeS for 81 800.
Two entirely new shree.story Brick Houses, Of
eight rooms each. we'll hsished throughout south
Two entirely new two-story Brick Houses, Of six
rooms each, on east side OF Mound ST., nsar Clark
A three.story Brick House, Of twelve rooms on
milton.st, near Broadway-will be sold for $500.
seven rooms each, on York.strest, near Bayniilsr-
viii be sold so asto pay 10 per cent. income on the
thres.Story Brick House, of eight rooms, and
Lot II feet front BY 81 feet, on Bushesstreet, for
Two entirely nsw two.story Brick Houses, of six
near Freeman, for So, ,7sO each.
a two:stcry Franc House, Of five rooms, on north
side Of Eiehih:street, near John, for $a,so6.
strset near Linn 2s feet front by g5 feet deep to
an alley, with brick stablewill be sold bargain.
twQ.and,a-haif-gtory Brick House, Of five rooms
and Kitchen, on north side OF George.street, near
Two Frame Cottage Houses, of four rooms each,
on aouth side OF P0plarstreet, near Fresman--lots
each 10 feet front by "a deep at 81 400 each.
"A tyo;story Frame House, Of six rooms, on south
a two,story Brick House, Of seven rooms, on south
side Of Seventh-sreet near Linn-lot 25 feet front
by 86 feet deeps-will be sold low.
ALS0-A number Of Houses and Lots in Newport,
Covington and on Walnut Hills. It
ALS0-A number Of vacant Lots in. this city,
Covington and Newport.s0me excellent bargains. I
A..-.l SAMUEL A. SARGENT, !
No. 2Apollo Buildings, cor. Fifth and Walnut. |
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RIVER NEWS.

The Ohio at this point was coming up
slowly during the whole. of yesterday, having
sweed up 70 last evening Ave six inches the rise
being caused By the pouring out Of the upper trbu-
taries from the melting Of the snow aud Ice upon
their borders. The river was also swelling above,
ent temperature. ii 7 II t'-I 49, n
The weather was raw and cool here yesterday, but
less windy than Thursday, and rather moderating
terday and lined with steamers. The offerings Of
freight were good at former rates.
The A. U. Tylor, looking quite new, was at the
wharf yesterday, with her sign up for New Orleans
STEAMBOAT REGISTER.
..AaRIvALs: Telegraph, Louisvllle; Forest Queen;
Madison; Magnolia, Maysville; Boston, Big Sandy;
Marietta; M,rengo and West Wind. Pittsburp; a.
D Msars Wheeling; Ellen Gray. Kanawha; Dun.
.DspAnrUREs. = Telegraph, Louissille; Magnolia,
Mays MI,nsysylls Forest Qneen Madison; Dunleith, Ne
ton, Big sandy; j K. Bell New Orleans; West Wind,
Louisville; Belle Creole, Nashville.
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SERIOUS AND PROBABLY FATAL AccrDRsr.--
A laborer named Myers, in the employ of
Mss'rs. Dean 4 Hale, Liquor Merchants, at
Nos. 10 and 81 Sycamore street, was so Sc
verely injured yesterday morning that il is
feared he can not recover. A new hosting
apparatus had just been put in operation al
the establishment, and the man, together with
some barrels Of whisky, was In the act Of as
cending upon 1t, when, after he had reached
the foutth-story, cog-wheel broke and the
platform and its contents fell into the cellar.
The unfortunate man was taken up Ia an
apparently moribund condition, and conveyed
to his residence, whore he received all the
attention that his condition required, or med
ical aid could hestow. Although no limbs were
broken, the shock was SO great 1t would seem
that 1t must necessarily provo fatal.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

PIKs's 0PsRA-HousE.-A large and brilliant
audience witnessed the performances at the Opera
house last night. This evening Julia Dean will ap.
pear "Julet In that most beautiful love story IN
any Language, ROMEO AND JULIET. On Monday
Charles N. Barras will appear ~ vertigo Morbid
in his sorieinal comedy Of THE HYPooHonDRIlc, and
a. "Ihe Injured Orphan In the ney, tfsvesty,, en-.
titled THE QRIaIHAL HAMLET, after which be Will de-
liver address on "The venality Of the Pre. The
entertainments WILL no doubt be quite agreeable and
draw An audience which will hll the house. /
WooD's THsArRR.-THE Door OF DEvrILE
will be repeated at this establishment this evening"
10 connection with TIE CHARCOAL BunnERs. On
Monday evening MIR. Collins, the popular Irish Come
dian, will appear. fyt ~ tt
Z. NATIONAL THEATER.--This evening the opera
Of SosNAMBuLA will be given, with Lucy Escott as
s"Amina.n aud Miranda as "Elvino;" also the melo.
drama Of HALvIE, THE UNKHowH--quite an attrac.
tive programme for lovers OF amusement
SMITH q NIxoN's HALL.--Venice, Naples
and the beautiful Arno, with Its pleasant valley and
blue skies. transferred 10 canvass will be again on
Nixon's Hall. F7T'0fl 'l77T' - n
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EucHARTsrIc Tho managers Of the Home
for the Friendless present their sincere thanks
for tho following donations: A lot in the City
Of Covington, KY, from VIM. s. Johnston,
Esq barrel Of -four from Mrs. Elaner; four
hams, Mrs. James Morrison; q turkey, Mr..
Huncke; gratuitous transportation, Adams
Express Co.; jury fees in Judge Storer's Court,
$a6.
Hon. r. N. B;shop, Mayor Of Cineinnati.
SR--Your note inclosing the very liberal
donation Of 5000 from the COMMITTEES Of Ar
raugements on the recent Legislative fes.
tivities, together with $40 from the Chief Of
Police is received, for which please accept our
most greatful Acknowledgements.
Respectfully yours,
MRS. MARY A. GRAFT,
Treasurer Of the Home for the Friendless.
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LOLA MoNrEz TO LECTURE HRRE.-Lola
Montez will be here next week, probably, and
deliver her entertaining course of lectures,
which have been so popular in other Leading
cities. Lola has never appeared in Cincin-
natl on the rostrum, and will doubtless draw
largely. With all her eccentricities, Lola is
q good-bearted woman, and SO exceedingly
clever withal, that it is not singular she has
been successful in all her undertakings, which,
as is we'll known, are Of very miscellaneous
character.
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SOCIAL REUNION OF TIE STUDENTS IN THE
DENTAL CoLLEGE.--The students at the Ohio
Dental College yesterday evening had social
reunion OF the residence Of DR.. J. Taft, on the
corner Of Eighth and Plum, and were hand
someiy entertained by that gentleman. The
affair passed Oft worry agreeably, and music and
sentiment gave wings to the pleasure-laden
hours and they flew into the past, leaving no
trace save memory Of the happiness enjoyed
BY those who partook Of the hospitality Of the
Professor.
The examination Of the graduating class Of
this institution will take place to-day and the
commencement exercises on Wednesday next.
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"PHRrHrUAL MORTON" ONCE MoaH.- Mr..
VIM. Virgins, now in our city, thinks he has
discovered that constant dream Of men Of
science--pefpetual motion; and has diagram
Of the machine on exhibition in the Carlisle
Building, No. 8, third floor, where he will be
happy to explain It's principles. Mr.. Virgins
is hard thinker and an honest toiler, having
expended nearly forty years and large sum
Of money in the pursuit Of this cherished OBJ
jeot Of his life. Mr.. W. feels very confident Of
success, and invites the attention Of the scion
ti6c to his endsavor. We may have some.
thing to say Of the "psrpetual motion" here
altar ri,at .sIH.f = n. 90
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BALTIMORE 0YsrERs. - Celebrated brands,
warranted to suit the taste of North, South,
East or West, at Robert 0rr's depot, No. Ii
West Fifth-street, by the osn or half can. be
sure and procure o supply for tomorrow.
Also, fine suprly Of fresh chad, which can
mot fail to please the most delicate spicure.
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CLHRIoAL LKorURz TOMORROW EvEsrNa.-
Rev. W. ]. Barry, Professor at Mount st..
Mary's Seminary Of the West, will deliver a
lectsre Tomorrow Sunday evening, before
the members Of the Young Mems Catholic
Institute, at Metropolitan Hall, on the cerner
of Ninth and Walnut-streets.
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ROBBERY OF AN UNsusPEcTrsa STRANaER.-A
man named R. n. Murray arrived OF the wharf
yesterday morning on the steamboat City o,
Modison, and was met at the landing by q
couple Of kind hearted, individuals who pro-
posed to show him to hotel, and while doing
so picked his pockets of q porte-monnaie con-
tanning 46. He Immediately informed the
police Of the fact and described the mon, who,
We sincerely hope, may DO found and repaid
for their benevoienoe.
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BOARD OF CrrY IMPRoy BMENrs.-At the reg
ular semi -hebdominsl session of the Board Of
City Improvements, held yesterday morning,
the bids which had been effsred for the stone
work for extending the abutments Of the Find
ley. street bridge, were opened and laid on the
table, after which the Board adjourned with
out transacting any further business.
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SALE OF THE LIFE AND TRUST COMPANY BANK
BUILDING-We were informed yesterday that
the Liverpool and London Fire and Life In
surance Company had purchased the former
Ohio Life Insurance and Trust Company
Building, corner of Main and Third streets,
for $l25,000. The building, which was as
sigued to the Merchants Bank of Cleveland, i,
will be held in fes-Simpls by the purchasing
Marty - -. = -
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MENTER's BAND OFF FOR THE SoUrH. Men
ter's Cornet Band leave for New Orleans to
fulfill their engagement with the Creole Fire
Company on the steamer Tecumseh, adver-
tlsed to leave for the South to-day. This is
the longest trip any band has ever made in
this country for professional reasons, and Men
tor and his fellow-musicians have reason to be
proud Of the compliment they have been paid.
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COMMERCIAL AFFAIRS,
Monetary ana Commercial.

y
Money was In better demand yesterday
than on Thursday, but the supply was abundant for
the right kind Of business Paper and Bankers were
lending freely tother customers at the regular rate
1o@l2 per cent. .l . n-.t srr t.slil3 4.
&C M SgiOc buying and n prem selling. Several lots
tnat arrived here from New Orleans were quickly
n Gold and New Orleans Exchange there was no
alteration. y 80 'N'' '-',' -'N '-' ~ -"
s.anhope s. Rowe, the Banker, read very sensible
PSpgT on mPrSyemeTt In banking yesterday before
suggestions should be acted on BY our Legislature.
EpSs continued aSje unsettled yesterday with
Meat was in good demand atfull prices bnt transac
hsa 70 BsGon Lard and Mes. Pork we've unchanged
riati'n in other kinds Of Grain.
The Imports and Exports OF various artcles for the
twenty'four hours ending yesterday noon, were:
lMpoRrs- Apples, 99 barrels Bar ey, 5l2 busbel,
Butter, 66 keRs Corn, 47ss bnshes; Cheese. bcxes;
gds, IL ~ ~ bs.S bsss. Eoa as baIres Hay 6a
s7 Ssrrsis bats, Iess bushels; tp pori and and
PaSaae; PpaSon u hsas 10 tierSss barrels
bushels Whisky. 1859 bsrros. = ''' 'O'' 'e
EIroR+s I apples, ga barrels; Barley; ias bushels
% bnt.sr' Sos Kegs; Corn, 7o0 bushels Candles, s3
tes barrels Lard 900 barrels and 275 kegs; Moasses
~ barrels; Oats, o0 pnshsls; irk aud Bacon sss
W hisky, 2846 barrels '"' " H'"'' '0' p"'n'
Thursday's New York Times, thus refers
Wednesdays Monetary affairs: ~ ~-'' :
Tne money market during the day was ouiet.
Iair empioymenr In the way of demand loans To h
brokers at per cent and In discounting paper Al
rom ~ 70 per cent forysry choice names and at
exchange after the Boston mall or yesterday after
noon; Ins next opportunity is direct one BY the
standard Bills. -'~'NS-'' W. Se"' WI
Land Warrants n,aro t,,vs ,,o..s!,
Wednesday: '"" - A''" IVA v"
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NiwsrArRRrlL--We call the attention Of
those Of our readers who desire to advertise
their business 10 Genital Kentucky to the ad-
vsrtisemsut Of the Winohester Chronicle, ia this
mornings Issue Of Tar .PRRss. Si
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coMNox PLEAS,

The State W. Daniel Kahn. Tho defendant
stood Indicted for an assault on r. Mack with intent
battery. W. NJ. Ward for defense
- The petit jury were discharged by Judge Mallon
John Likens entered plea Of guilty to an indict.
ment Tor petit larceny, and was remanded for sen.
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LAW REPORT.
SUPERIOR COURT.

Roox Ne. 2, BEFORE JuDaH SronnR.--J. @.
McDonaldson vs.. J. B. T. Gibson. An action, sub.
mttted to the Court for the dissolution Of partner
ship and the appointment Of receiver.
No. g. before Judge Hoadley I'm the case of Albro
ys Creighton, the jury returned verdict for plain.
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VALxxrISEs "A large and excellent stock
Of Valentines are on hand and will bs sold
cheap Of 120 vine-street, opposite the Burnst
House. Call soon, as they must be sold by
Monday morning. u
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PROBATE uouRT.

EMANorpArloN.--E Edward Butler, a coiored
man, emancipated his sister Mara, 70 negro woman
whom be purchased In March last from Louisa Stsen
OF Memphis, Tenn, for the sum OF $3.50
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METEOROLOGICAL OBszRvATross--By Henry
Ware, 0ptician, No. West Fourth. street,

POLICE 0ouRT.-Judge Lowe examined and
disposed Of twenty-three OF the most unintsr-
esting cases, yesterday morning, that have
ever been before his tribunal. Not single
circumstance was developed which would war
rant paragraph. p.&3
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LARGEST Fish OF THE SEAsoN.-J. B. Tozer,
2O6 vine-street, received last night per Amer
ican Express halibut weighing one hundred
and fifty poundsi also, fresh cod, black-fsh,
founders, eels, clams, DC. .t
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"oAvAosA's."-ff you want supply Of the
bsst oysters asnt to this city, 90 10 Cavsgna's,
No. 81 West Fifth h.strsst, and you. will be
suited. Remember this and cot accordingly.
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EXTRA SESSION OF THE CouSoIL LAST NIGHr.
Barely quorum was present at the Council
Chamber last night, and the special order
street railroads-was postponed.
A proposition was received from 8. q. Stout,
Offering to sell his scales in Seventh street
Market spsoo. Referred. 6flsIl Z
A few other matters were discussed, whom
IN adjournment was voted. aas
MALICIOUS DISTINCTION or PaopERrY. -
Night before last some persons unknown de-
stroyed tho windows and doors, and defacod
much Of tbs inside work of o house belop ging
to Mrs. ludlow, situated nearly opposite
the mouth of Mlllcreek. Yesterday tho ton
ant in possession, who had been warned
to leave the premises, was arrested and ar
raigned beforea Esq. Shrock, charged with
having committed the offense, but as no pos
tive evidences Of the fact could bs adduoed, be
was discharged. He claimed to have hoard
no noise, and knew nothing Of the matter
until after the psrpstrators, whoever they
were, had made their escape.
CAME IN covrsoros. Ninety nine persons
were convicted Of offenses, In the Polics Court,
during the three months ending February 5.
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sPALDING's PRRpARRD CLURi

sPALDING's PREPARED GLUEi
u USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE.
!. g, sYALDINa's PREP AIRED GLUE,
SOLD BY sTArIoNERs.
. APALDING'5 PREP AIRED GLUE,
SOLD BY DRUGoIsTs.i 70 3 s4t
sPALDINa's PREPARED GLUE.
SOLD By HARDWARE DEALERS.
\. spALDING's PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD By HoUSE.FURN1SHTNG STORES.
lo sPALDINGs PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY FURNITURE DEALERS.
l' sPALpING's PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD By FAN0Y-GOODs DEALERB.
epALDING'S PREPARED GLUE,
ui SOLD BY GR00ERs.
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE. d.
SOLD BY COUNTRY MERCHANTS GENERALLY
Manufactured by
HENRY @. sPALDING &c Co..
AZ Cedar.st.S New York.
Address Postoface, Box No. $500 M haj8.l.
Annexed Is an Alphabetical List OF Articles which
II damaged, may bs restored to their original
strength and usefulness by sH al tgiwfl
sPALDINGsS PR REPARRD GLUE.
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LOST.

IT. .OST---A Gold Locket, with Dsgusrreo-
IL tyres. Tho finder will please leave the same
at the once Of the Penny Prsss, and receive lb'
sral reward. tt iN5 Rlobs
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BOARDING.

R0ARDING--A gentleman and wife can
-AD obtain board, with the comforts Of home, In
avery pleasant location. One who an furnlsb, or
partly 30, their room preferred. House supplied
R0ARDING--0ne or two gentlemen can
board. In private family, By applying Immediately
at No.l07 Longvorth. street, between Elm and Plum.
Terms moderate .ar fellbs
O0ARDING-A gentleman and his wife
- can hare nice front room, with board, al No.
D Laurel.street. fS7aws
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WANTED.

~ Don't forget that the Penny
Press is the medium through which to
make known your wants! Advertise
ments Of i've lines and less, inserted
twice for twenty-five cents!
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EOR RENT-ROOMS-T Three Furnished
n Rooms sither for single gentlemen or lady and
gentleman. Inquire stNo. 227 Broadway, between
Sixth and Seventh. f feldbs
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OITY N e W s..

Lrranns DETAINED Faa WANT OF PosrAer--
February TO-:
Joseph n. James, Philadelphia, Penn,
: A. M. Teneon, Dayton. Ohio. $50 - -
Miss Martha =. Anderson, Charlottesville, Ind.
Mr.. A. A. Williams, 81. Louis, Mo.
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Tho "receipts" include "balances" on hand
from the previous month. r
The street railroad question was not reached,
but In order to allow ample discussion of 30
important topic an adjournment was had
until last night.