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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-26

New YORK CATTLE MARKET.-Thursday,
May 2i.-The Live Stock Markets have been fairly
supplied during the week, and rather more than an
ordinary amount of business has been transacted.
AT the weekly cattle sales of Tuesday and Wednesday
1924 bulocks offered and sold There were some
500 head also sold at other markets during the week.
making total Of i,2ji head, about GOO moro than
last week The cattle of extra quality, also and
Of heavy weights, making large amount of prime
beef for the number of animals. Prices trine
higher on the same grades than last week, but the
market closed languidy Mich Cows still sell slowly
Neals are about as plenty ever, and sell nearly
quickly at improved rates. Swine are little higher
than last Wednesday.
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a's0U SUPERIOR cOcS4. 2


ses SUPERIOR COURT.
Nelson Us. Ford. Motion by defendant to
compel the Sheriff 10 refund money. Held
by Judge Storer that the party must bring
his action against the Sheriff. IL -. ergu ~
Fasman 4 Cardoza ps. w. II. Adderly. ,Ac-
tion on q note given for Cigars defense fail
ure on consideration, az cigars were bad
Samples were brought into Court and upon
French leave" the lawyers reduced the
stock by sundry boxes.
Judge Storer thought the dsquistions OF
the experts who were examined were occu-
pying too much time; that it was serious
question whether tobacco was of any value,
at least, as question of hygiene, and an
order was made arresting the further pro-
gress of the case now, and directing IL to be
placed on the trial-docket, to go before the
jury. The cigars were ordered to be placed
on file, and If the party found any missing,
he should bear in mind that Mr.. Winters as
Clerk, was entitled to his fees.
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A Cow FsspIse ON HAlR,4ln tbe stomach

A Cow FsspIse ON II HAIR.- -ln the stomach
recently, were found eighty-two balls of hair,
varying in size from four to ten inches; al
most round, hard and perfectly compact.
For a number Of years past, during the hog
slaughtering season, the hair had been pur-
chased and spread on the ground to dry.
Where this hair was spread last season, the
grass grew up in thesprfng. The COW eating
the grass must have swallowed the hair
forming the various balls.
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EXCITEMENT IN AUsTRIA-ARREsT OF PROM
INENT MERCHANTS AND BAEKERs IN TRIEsTE.-
The Common Council of Trieste has been
thrown into the utmost cOnsternation by the
arrest of several of the most prominent mer-
chants and bankers of that city, on charge
of being implicated in the recently discovered
frauds in the Austrian army. Among them
are Rivoltella, who was the soul of the Aus
trian Lloyds and of the place, and who has
but recently purchased country seat near
Trieste, worth $6OO,0OG Mondolfo, Brambilla,
Perugia and Others all among the most in
fluential bankers of the State
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The Second Trot Between Geo. NJ. Patchin
mud Ethan AlIen-The Former stallion
Again VIctOrious

The telegraph has already furnished us
with the result of second contest over the
Union Course, L. l., between the two trot-
ting stations Patchen and Ethan Allen, the
former winning the race and purse in three
straight heats; and Fridays New York Trib-
une gives these particulars:
The stations were both in fine condition,
and excited much admiration from the crowd
Many who had bet their money on Patchen
were so charmed with the appearance of Ethan
that they would have been almost willing
to sacrifice their stakes to see him win the
race. The number of Patchen's friends had
been greatly increased during the week, and
all were anxious to see the trot begin. About
half-past three o'clock the horses were called
for the start They came to the score twice
before getting away, but on the third trial
they got off, Patchen having the poll. All
eyes were STAINED as they came around the
last turn, Patchen leading about one length
This advantage he held till they reached the
judges stand, winning the heat in 2:27L
The betting now became still more favorable
to Patchen-$l00 to $50 being freely offered.
Numerous bets were made against time /;
every one appearing to expect something bet
ter even than the time made on the previous
match, viz: 2:24.
After the usual lapse of time spent in
sponging and drying the horses, they
came up for the second heat. Again they
made two false starts, but finally got the
word on the third effort. This heat was very
exciting, the horses passing the stand with
the wagons wheel and wheel, Patchen having
the inside track. Ethan fell behind n trihc
but on passing the half mile closed up beau
tifully, the horses running neck and neck for
some distance. AT this stage it became evil
dent how great favorite Ethan was, for as
he appeared to be winning the lead, his
friends set up a universal cheer. Patchen
surged ahead again, however, and on coming
up the home stretch was full q neck ahead
and in this manner they came to the stand
Patchen winning the heat in 2:26. Ethan's
hackers were now looking decidedly blue
and had opportunities of investing their
money at any odds they chose to ask. The
horses now came up for the third and last
heat, again getting fine start with Patchen
at the pole. A-. L'..
Ethan seemed fairly discouraged this time
and broke badly shortly after passing the first
quarter, allowing Patehen to get two or three
lengths ahead. He was quickly checked by
his driver, but only to break again after
passing the half mile. This widened the gap
considerably, and Patchens driver evidently
pulled up his horse to allow Ethan TO recover.
They came up the home stretch with Patchen
about two lengths ahead, keeping about the
same positions till the stand was reached.
The time made in the last heat was 2:3l.
Thus Patchen won the race and the money
in three straight heats, none of the time made
being equal to that of the previous trot The
following is the full score.
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The FIRST CASE UNDER New ADMIRALTY
LAw.-Last winter our Legislature passed,
vessel or Steamer was made responsible S in
civil suits for any injury or damage done by
its officers to property or persons. The first
case in the county, under this law, came up
yesterday; Daniel Shay, u deck-hand on the
Ida Nay, instituting suit against her mate
for violent personal assault, and laying his
damages at one hundred dollars. Justice
Hanselman, before whom the case was tried,
gave judgment for the plaintiff for ten dol
lars and costs. ..l.
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A UCTIQN SALE-BY Q. j. w. sMITH.-Four
~ Good Brick Houses and Lots on oliyer.street
sold at public auction, on MONDAY AFTERNOON,
May rs at O'clock, on the premises, four good two
&C.: in each house, and finished in the best style.
side Of olyer-street, between Western-r row and
der Title perfect. - ~
Terms of Sale--One- half cash, balance in one and
two years, with six per cent. interest.
Q. j. W. SMITH, Auctioneer,
my23 -t Ha No. 211 Vine street.
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SERIOUS ACCIDENT TO AN AGED WOMAN
A woman about sixty years Of age named
near Third, yesterday afternoon, accidentally
fell down flight of stairs and was so Sc
verely injured that her friends have aban-
doned all hope of her recovery. Her left
shoulder was dislocated and her head bruised
to an extent amounting almost to fracture.
She is at the residence of her son, A. M. Pear
SOD, and, of course, receives every attention
necessary to person in her condition; but at
her age one could hardly expect to survive so
severe fall. .... .n
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-26

A PuaILIsT TO EMBRACE OnTHoDoxy.-It is
said that John Morrissey Is about TO Join the
Methodist Church ut at'rroy,N.Y. I'm. should
be as active in the church as he has been out
Of it., he will make one Of the most efficient
"Brother MorrisseY.N
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by Telegraph
New York SfocIx MARKET.

New YoRK, May 25-P. M.-Stocks active
and higher. North Carolina Skies %; Virginia Skies,
90; Missouri Skies, s4l9; Michigan Southern Second
Bonds An; IIudcon gonyertibles, SOS; Canton, n;
Central, 50; Michigan Southern. IL; Illinois Central
Scrip, 6i9; Galena Chicago, 654; Chicago and Rock
Island, 70A; Dubuque, Lacross aud WISCONSIN, 6Sj
Chicago and Peora, 1876 b. 60. The Illinois Central
Railroad Company adyertise that they are prepared
TO redeem half million dollars worth Freeland
Bonds maturing, September lst, and will pay the
same at par with accrued interest
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MEETING OF THE LANDLORDS ASSOCIATION
The Landlords Association of this city will
hold its regular monthly meeting this eve
ming at the Gibson House. A full attendance
is requested, as mine host Geoffroy promises
business of the greatest Importance to the
welfare of the members.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-26

WISE, THE BALLooNIsT, IN CANADA.-Wise,
the eronaut, was to make a grand balloon
ascension atKingston, Canada, on the Queens
birthday, last Thursday May "a. Mr.. Wise
proposes to spend the summer in Canada,
and to make ascents from Montreal at the
opening ofVictoria Bridge, and from Halnil-
ton at the Provincial Exhibition.
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BOYS TAKING A FEARFUL RiDE.-Two boys,
aged fourteen and sixteen years, took fear
fiil ride last week on the Hudson River Rail
road. When the train reached Greenbush
they were found hanging to the trucks and
covered with dirt They had ridden from
Dobbss Ferry, a distance of onehundred and
twentY-six miles. flh 1
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NEW TarAL GRANrEp TO A pBNIrryr1ARy

New TRIAL. GRANTED TO A PENITENTIARY
CoNv1oT.-About four years ago a lad named
years of age, Killed boy on Broadway by
stabbing him in the head with knife. He
was arrested, tried and convicted of murder
in the second degree, and sentenced to the
penitentiary for life. Yesterday he was
brought to the city by Mr.. Van Slyck, War
den of the Penitentiary, for the purpose of
havinga new trial, which has been granted
him by the Supreme Court. .,..
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LATE PAPERs.-The New York Clipper,
Wilkes's Spirit, the Illustrated News, Har-
pers Weekly, the Boston Literary Compan-
ion, and The Week, a New York paper, all
for this week, can be had of G. N. Lewis No.
2S West Sixth-street. He also has all the
late magazines
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FIRST HEAT:

ALEXANDER DUMAS ON HIS PECULIAR TRAY
ELs.-Alexander Dumas had left Paris at last
accounts for Marseilles, to start on his voyage
on his little steam yacht Monte Cristo. He
takes with him five companions, one a pro-
fessed photographer, three compositors, a
pressman and press, so that the records OF
his voyages will be printed almost as fast as
they are written. The trip will last fifteen
months, and NJ. Dumas expects to write and
print two volumes per month.
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ARTIsTIc.--A landscape by ]. O. Denise a
young student, is on exhibition at Hickey,
Mallory & Co.'s, West Fourth-street 1t is
n harvest scene on the Hudson, possessing
considerable merit for accurate drawing and
promising well for its authors future. a
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-26

THE RECENT PEARL-sTREET STABBING AZ
FRAy.--In quarrel that occurred about two
weeks ago, between James Lyons and John
Whalen, at their boarding-house, on Pearl
street. near Race, Whalen received painful
wound in the shoulder from knife in the
hands of his opponent. Lyons was arrested
and examined yesterday before Judge Lowe,
who sentenced him to Imprisonment in the
dungeon of the County Jail for term of ten
days, and to pay fine of $40 and costs.
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ACCIDENT ON THE KENTUCKY CENTRAL
RAILRoAD.-A slide occurred on the Ken
lucky Central Railroad, near Demossville,
yesterday, which delayed the evening down
train about three hours. The engine was
badly injured, but no other damage was
done ...
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BOARD OF Cry IMpRovEMEYTs.-At the
regular semi-weekly session of the Board of
City improvements yesterday morning, Mr..
Gilbert, City Civil Engineer, presented plats
and estimates for paving with bowlders the
following streets: Clark-street, from Freeman
to BaymilleT Webster-street from Main to
Sycamore.
The Clerk was instructed to prepare and
transmit to the City Council ordinances to
assess spe cial tax upon the real estate bound
ing the said improvements, to pay for the
same.
Mr.. Stagg presentedpetitions from property
holders on Milton-street, asking to have the
street paved with powders, from Wilson to
Young.
On motion of Mr.. Kiersted, the Board was
instructed to advertise for proposals to build
six iron cells for the Bremen-street station
house. ~ ....-
The sealed proposals offered were opened
and the contract to pave with brick the un-
paved sidewalks on the north side of Ninth
street, from Mound to Linn, was awarded to
w. Cordeman, at tsixty-seven cents per square
yard.
The following is the estimated expenses
necessary for this department for the month
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EAsr MAIL.--Arrives $3.50 A. NJ. and 4,dO P. M. :;
closes at 4 A. NJ. and 8 p. NJ. u.}
BALTIMoRE, wAeHINaroN AND WHEELING Ar
rives at $3.50 A. NJ; olosesat & p. NJ. rafa,
ST. Louis AND LoU1svuLE.-Arrives at II A. NJ
and 10 p. M; closes at 1 A. M. and d P. NJ.
CfucKdo AND NonrH-wEsrs s-Arrives at IL A. NJ
and 10 p. NJ. closes at a, M. and a p. M. rs
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PRocEEDINGs OF THE County COMMISSION
ERs.-At the regular diurnal session of the
County Commissioners yesterday morning,
orders were passed amounting in the aggre-
gate to 1878 40, of which $l93 l6 were paid
to John S. Jennison, on account of bridge at
Indian Ripple, in Columbia Township, and
$l62 to the same on account of two bridges
in Sprinfeld Township; ST. 33 to McLochlin
& McGregor, for cordage for the Courthouse;
and $20l to sundry parties for advertising.
Apart from the above no business of import
ance was transacted, $780, .~ q,
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Y. NJ. NJ. L. AssocIATIoN.-Th who have
books belonging to the Young Mems Mer-
camille Library Association are earnestly re-
quested to return them Immediately, as it is
of the greatest Importance that they should
be in their places before the first of June.
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CitY News.

To ADvERTIsnRs.--Th DA1Y Pass circu-
lates more .papers in Oovington and New
port than al the other Cincinnati dailies
combined. This is fact worth remember
ing when choosing medium for advertising.
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METEOROLOGICAL oDyrnvAT1oNs-By Henry

The TRIANaUJAR TRoTTING MATcH-The
race over the Cincinnati Trotting Park be-
tween tBolly Lewis" "Lady Utleyn and
"Lady Rockey,p was postponed yesterday, in
consequence Of the weather, until next Tues
day. wAnH tL.n -L.. -nnl
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-26

MEETING OF THE CINCINNATI SKETCH CLUB.
The Cincinnati Sketch Club will hold ito last
ming, at the gallery Of Eaton 4 Webber, No.
LOG West Fourth-street. Subject, 1Hamletn
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FURNITURE AT AUoToN.--At nine o'clock
this morning, j. Graft & Co. close out the fur
niture at No. 2l and % East Fourth-street,
by order of the Executor. Bargains may be
had at this sale.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-26

SPECIAL BOARD OF EouALIzATIoN.--The
County Auditor has selected Messrs. John d.
Minor and AIS. Winslow to act as members
of the Special Board of Equalization of Real
Estate and Personal Property Moneys and
Credits of the City of Cincinnati, to fill va
cancies caused by the declination of Messrs.
Lewis Worthington and B. +. Brannan. The
Board is now composed of the following
persons: Messrs. John D, Minor, A. S. Win
slow, VIM. FL. Davis, Max Stadler, Thomas
Woodruff and j. G. Baum. They will com
mence their labors on Monday next and
remain in session four weeks. r..f
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COTTAGE AND BUILDING LoTs FOR SALE IN
GREENwooD.-We invite attention to the sale
of cottage dwelling, and grounds, building
lots, &c, to come off at Greenwood, next
Tuesday afternoon. Terms easy; passage free.
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LETTERS DETAINED FOR WANT OF POSTAGE,

MAY 70. = Y
Simon Rinaskoph, Lafayette, Ind.
John Timon, Buffalo, N. Y.
Chris. Neimeyer, Oovington, Ky.
Smith 4 Daimler Hamilton, Ohio
VIM. Schenck, Evansville, Ind.
Samuel II. Hoshon, Cambridge City, Ind.
DR.. l.. d, Hill, Charleston, Ills.
Mrs. J. g. Eggleston, Fox Lake, Mich.
Mrs. Margaret Deening, New York City.
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HAMILTON COUNTY DlsrnIor couRr.

John Bookhart and wife u.s. Jacob Chris
man and wife. This was an action on trial
before ajury to recover damages for an al
legged slander.
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a VgE,I9NS S ssAtIE.,RY s I, JAeop eRArT . co

A UCTI0N SALE-BY JACOB GRAFT co.
IA Valuable Real Estate on Fourth. street. Also,
on be sold at public auction
on TUESDAY AFTERNOON, May ~, at halfpast
three clock, the premises, on the north side Of
Fourth street between Main and Sycamore, No, Is;
Lot q feet front Fourth street. by i3q feet deep
with Lot on the wost In the rear OF 40 feet by So
making the whole Lot i9 form Of an l.. On this Lot
Is n Brick store, leased for one year and seven
months from May 1850, at 81 200 per annum paya-
bic monthly. This property is subject TO ground
rent oi $50 per annnm, payable quarterly. ..
AISO-A Lot on Sycamore street, between Fourth
and Fith-streets 40 feet front by l25 feet deep on
quarterly, which lease can be cancelled whenever
the purchaser is ready to purchase and nay for the
Brick Building the north half Of the Lot which
building is to be taken at price determined by dis
interested parties. The last named property Is u fee
simple, and will be sold together divided into
lots. III e.lll tllT ~ INi
Terms of Sale 0net third cash, balance in one and
mortgage the premises Title good and sale posi-
tive. Ue JACOB GRAFT, Auctioneer,
my26 No. Is East Fourth street.
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FIoRAL.--One Of the most attractive speci-
mems of the cypress we have ever seen is now
on exhibition at s. W. Haseltine's, Walnut
street, above Fourth. 1t is a native of the
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A UCTION sALE4BY KELLOGG 4 VIII
IN LIAMs, Sale ~ and "a East Third
treet.-Regnlar Sale THIS MORNING., May 70, at
o'clock, OF a stock Of seasonable Dry and Fancy
Goods, Cloihng, hoots, Shoes, Watches Guns, &C.
At lnlf o,clQck-i0 Cotton and Shuck Mattresses
Comforts, Quilts, Bedding, China aud Qucensware
secondshnnd Carpets, Bedsteads, &C.
ALSO--A general assortment Of new Parlor Din.
ing-room, Chamber and other Furniture, &C.
my2b A. KELLOGG. AuctionAer
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~ ToH County, Ohio. 9Elizabet6 Tittler versus sn
Robert NJ. Littler. Said Robert NJ. Littler, OF the
city of Davenport, County of Scott, and State
oi Iowa, will take notice. that Elizabeth Litter
tition in the office Of the Clerk of the Court Of
Common Pleas, within and for the said County Of
Robert NJ. Littler with wilful absence and gross
neglect of duty for three aud more, and asking
that she may be divorced from the said Robert NJ.
Littler, and restored to her maiden name which PEE
tition will bo for hearing At the next term OF said
Court. -I,r... 4s ELIZABETH LITTLER
BY her Attorneys, JORDAN WoRTHRGIoE.
May 22 1860 my22-23 bW
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LEGAL.
GgARPIAN,s sALE.-HAMILT0N

GNU IL DI A MIS- - IL E.-HAmILTON
OaCOUNTY PROBATE COUNT, No.743.-Pursuant
60 the command Of an order Of sale to me directed
rotunda Of the Court-house in Cincinnati, in the
county Of Hamilton aforesaid on Saturday the l6tll
day Of June, A. p 1850, at eleven O'clock A, M. on
said day the undivided one-eighth part Of the fol-
lowing described real estate, to-wit The undivided
ated in the county of Hamilton and State OF Ohio in
the south side Of the quarter of the twelfth
section third township and first fractional range in
the, Miami Purchase, and particularly described us
as follows, viz: Beginning at point in the south
line of the south quarter of said section twelve
ten poles east of the southwest corner of the said
quarter, and running thence eestwardly with the
said section line eighty poles and twenty and half
links; thence north Aye degrees west thirty seven
poes thence westwardly ninety poles and twenty and
half links, to the line Of lands formerly owned by
zadok Davis, deceased; thence south five degrees,
east with said Davss line twenty poles TO Henry
Wsmer's n,rth- west corner; thence easterly along
said Wamers north line ten poles to corner thence
sontherly along Wamers east ling sixteen poles, 20
the place of beginning-containing in all twenty
acres OF land appraised 1851 5O 70 be sold free Of
dover, as the property of Mary Vincent, lunatic.
Terms OF sale-One-third in cash, one third in one
year. and one-hird in two years; deferred payments
the premises, 1- ~ NANCY VINCENT,
t Guardian of Mary Vincent, lunatic,
PETER T. WILLIAMS, Attorney. myiSdW
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A UCTlolN ...;a s;aALEmRS i 4; GGAET oo..-A

A UCTION SALE-By J. GRAFT Co.--A
"A private residence on Walnut Hills, A beauti-
lie Auction, on MONDAY AFTERNOON, May q, at
four clock, on the premises the North
the junction of the Madison and Montgomery Pixies,
and thirty ve feet front by two hundred and fifty feet
deep on which Is double brick house with an eight
foot hail. pariOr and sttingroom either side and
bathroom and chamber in the rear, making six
rooms on the second story is large hall aud six
chambers. The basement contains dining and u
sitting room, kitchen and store-room. There is
also wash h-house and wood-housc, stable and car
riage-house, cistern and rate well of water
great variety Of choice fruit berries grapes shrub
berry, &C., and IL really one OF the most desirable
residences near the city.
Terms Of sale-Three thousand dollars cash, the
balance in one, two and three years, with six per
cent. interest. Title good and sale positive
N. B.-Omnibuses leave Fifth and Sycamore-str
for Walnut Hills every hour.
JACOB GRAFT, Auctioneer,
my2h No. ~ East Eourt th.stre
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BOARDING.


Or two gentlemen can obtain
- board, and the pninioris of li0hne In q very
}leasant location, Q0B Sesenth-stfeet. Gas and
iath on the premises. ll. iYsr w. & u. ny261b-
Boarding oeD be had by applying
lD at 143 Race-stfeet, belVN Fourth, suitable for
lay Sboardors. my26-b'