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FIRE LAST NIaHr-Loss NaARLY $1,000
A frc broke out about nine O'Clock last oven
ing in the cellar of Fianois D. Hill, druggist,
on the south. east corner Of Fifth and Race.
It is not definitely known how il caught, but
1t was discovered by the residents Of the third
and fourth stories Of tho building, by the
smoke which filled the house so that they had
to bs taken from the windows to prevent
death from suffoostion.
The flames were rapidly communicated TO
to the stair-oase and the floor shove, but Mr..
Hills loss, which Is fully covered by insurance,
will not exceed $500. His cellar is In the form
Of an l., and the FIRE originated in that part Of
It which is under the lock mandatory of
George MeGrsgor, whose loss will probably
reach similar amount, on which there is an
insurance Of $500 in the Girard Insurance
Company, Of Philadelphia. q
The cellar next 70 that Vt Mr.. McGrsgor is
occupied ss drinking saloon by aman named
John Lobe, whose loss, principally by water,
will amount TO 5000, on which there IL no In
sursnce. W.K. Everson occupied portion
Of the same building ss fancy soap factory,
and hs also Il sufferer by water TO the extent
Of 500. The building ID owned BY Mack &
Bro, Wholesale Dry Goods merchants st No.
78 Psall-strsst, but their loss IL slight and
will not exceed Eve hundred dollars, fully in.
vufsd.
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MECHANICS AND MANUFACTURERS Ex-
cHAseE.-Tbs attendance at tho meeting of
the Mechanics and Manufacturers' Exchange
yesterday morningfwas very large, and the
interest in its success seemed to be rapidly on
the increase. At the usual hour, President
Runyan being absent, Vice-P President Creigh-
ton took the chair, whom the minutes Of the
last meeting were read and approved. The
following persons were then unanimously
elected members Of the Exchange:
John Gebhart and Herman Nolte, Stone
Masons, proposed by Hsrwood & Elliott;
George @. Miller & Son, Carriage Manufao-
turers, proposed by Yates & Barrett; Handler
son Squires, Sheet Iron Worker; William
Horntaith, Briokmaker, proposed by g. H.
Ain.
The Board then took recess for the pur-
pose Of giving the representatives Of the diff
fersnt branches of trade an opportunity to
report to committees on Price Current, after
which, without having concluded, the Ex-
change adjourned.
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LIrsRARY.--At the first regular meeting Of
"The Cincinnati Commercial Lyceum of Gun
dry's Mercantile College," held on Saturday
evening last, there was very respectable at
tendance Of young mon, students and gradu-
ates Of this institution.
After Constitution and Bylaws had been
adopted the society proceeded to ballot for per-
msnent officers, with the following results:
Mack R. BarnitS, Esq, President; A. W. West,
E.T. Moor, Vice Presidents; Samuel McCutsh-
cons, Secretary; X. M. Hord, Treasurer.
Resolution for regular discussion next Sat-
urday evening:
Rssolss1, "Thst ancient times produced
grestsrorators than modern times" Afirma-
tive led by Mr.. Clifford; negative by Mr..
West.
The public arc respectfully invited to at
tend, especially the young mon Of tho city.
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During the same peried two hundred and
ffty new readers were registered, and $l8 90
cents were assessed as fines.
in tho hands Of the publishers, will malIs
books. The magnitude Of the work and tho
desire on the Part Of the 2 render
toretard Republication, which can not possibly
take place for some time. In consequence Of
the want Of catalogue the only books that
have, of late, been circulated, are those which
may be readily seen from the alcovea.
After reading the above report the Board
adjourned.
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Shocking suicide-A Man Attempts to
to Bleed Himself to Deatt. and then
Shoots Himself through the Heart.

--~>"~~SeA ~AAAS~AAA 49, --~~A.
A well-known cittizen, Mr.. Herman Sneds-
wen, a lard oil manufacturer, on the Miami
Canal, near Liberty street, was found dead
about eight o'clock yesterday morning in his
factory, the floor all around him covered with
the crimson life-blood which he had drawn
from his veins. -
The exact time of his death is not known,
although 1t appears from the circumstances by
which he was surrounded that he first opened
the blood-vessels in his arms; but this, ap-
parently, proving too slow method of death,
he took a pistol and shot himself through the
heart. When discovered no seemed to be en-
tirey bloodlsss, and had evidently been dead
for some hours.
Coroner Cary was called upon to hold an in
quest upon the body, but II threw little light
upon tho cause of the aot. Tho deceased was
a widowsr and has been quite successful in his
business, but recently having become involved
for large amount, it 10 thought the fact
brought about state Of mind from which there
was no escape save In death. He was much
esteemed by those who knew him, and leaves
o large circle Of friends to regret the unfortu-
nate temperament and organization which led
to his tragic demise. it..
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PRooBEDIsas OF THE County COMMISSIONERS.
At the regular session Of the County Commits
'ioners, held yesterday morning, orders were
passed amounting in tho aggregate to $3.50 rs,
of which 1858 03 were paid to G. II. Wehr-
man for bread for Lick Run Lunatic Asylum,
and $l04 to Valentine Lind for stone work on
culvert in Delhi Township. Apart from this
no business Of Importance was transacted.
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BURGLARY ON CENTRAL-AvESuE.-The drink
Ing saloon ofScott& Il Palmerton, on the corner
Of Csntral-avenue and Eighth-street, was
felouiously entered some time during the night
Of Saturday, and robbed Of $1S, several boxes
Of cigars and some liquors. The burglars
quietly escaped with their booty and left no
trace, as yet discovered, which would tend to
their discovery.
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CRHMX7IoH OF LAsclv1ous LIrIRkTuRB.-A
large lot Of obscene books which were levied
upon BY the police short time ago, were yes
tsrday aftsrnoon burn, upon the City Lot.
Their owner, it will be remembered, was fined
and Imprisoned for publishing and selling
them, and the good taste the authorities have
shown in thus disposing Of them is certainly
sommsudabls. 80 '-l 80
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LEcruRE AT WESLEY CHApBL.-Rev. Peter
Cartwright will deliver lecture this evening
at Wesley Chapel, on Fifth-street, between
Sycamore and Broadway, for the benefit Of tho
Ladies' Home Mission, of this city. The
well-known character Of the lecturer, and the
object for which It is given should be suffi.
cient to flll the Chapel in every part.
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TERrsIoHoRsAN. - A committee appointed
for the purpose, last evening completed the
arrangements to have grand Mardi graz ball
ct the Burnet House, on the eve Of the COM
Ing anniversary Of Washington's birth. day,
which will doubtless be one Of the finest af.
fairs of the kind ever attempted In this city.
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The total receipts during the month, on tax
duplicate Of 1853, have been $944,377 II, of
which about one-h half has alrsady been dis
burssd BY the County Treasurer to various
dspsrtmsnts-i advance Of the regular Audi
torisl distribution, not yet transpirsd-for
Stats, County, Township, City, School, Police
and Fire Department purposes. sfjgs
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OITY N e w g .

NoTIoE.-Mr. Stettenkamp will for the fu.
ture serve our patrons on the route north Of
The Miami Canal, between Elm and Main.
streets. Our subscribers will please pay to
him all moneys duo the former carrier.
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METEOROLOGICAL OBsnRvAIoHs-By Henry
Ware, 0ptician, No. West Fourth-street,

PoLIoE COuRr.--Judge Lowe examined and
disposed Of twenty y-six cases at the Police
Court yesterday morning, but none of them
were Of sufficient Importance to justify their
publication.
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CouNrY FINAxcEs.-We arc indebted to
the courtesy of Charles Sslden, Esq, chief 90.
countsnt in the Treasurer's Office, for the fol-
lowing exhibit Of the receipts and disburse-
msnts of the County during the Month of
January:
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A. MCDONALD L Co.--This enterprising firm
has just received an invoice Of pickles and
sauces direct from London. See advertise
ment.
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PERsoNAL.-Hon. w. L. Underwood and
Cassius NJ. Clay are among the guests Of the
SpAncer House.
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RIVER NEWS.

The River was falling slowly yesterday OPP
posite this point, and business at the Landing was
active. The weather recently has been lowering and
disagreeable, with q. lower temperature yesterday
than on Sunday. The rain has made the Wharf
quite muddy, but freights are handled without diff
Guilty The offerings for the various points yesterday
were good, and, though decline was anticipated,
rates remained as last week:
.Pittsburg-Cotton, 65o.: Molasses, &c.; Whisky,
4oc.; Flour, 25c.; Pork and Lard, $780,; Pound
Freights, 121fc. per 100 lbs.
Nashyille-Whsky, per bril-, 5Oc.; Ale, 40c.; Pound
Ereights, 25G13Oc. per 100 lbs.
st. Louis-Heavy Pound Freights $50. per 100 lbs;
Whisky and Oil, 65c per bril- Btoves, 25c; Ale, 800.
per brl. H. =
Evsnsville-W hisky and Oil, GOO. per brl.
CAIRO hisky and OIL, 500. per BRIL-; Pound
New Orleans-whisky and Oil s5c; Flour, Potatoes,
Apples &c., o0c.: Pork, T0c Bacon and other Pound
Freghts, 3o@35C per 100 lbs Ksg Lard, c.; Horses,
$40 per head. :
STEAMBOAT REGISTER.
ARRIVALS. = Sunday = Jacob Strader, Louisville;
Ohio No. 2. Marietta: Monday-Telegraph, Louis.
Vile; Forest Queen; Madison; Silver Moon, Mem
phis Dunleith, Neville; Henry Fitzhugh, Arkapsas
River; Emma, st. Louis.
MISUNDERSTANDING Strader, Louisyille.
Monday-Telegraph, Iouisyille; Ohio Ne. 2, Mari.
eta; Magnolia, MayBville; Forest Queen, Madison
Dunleith, Neville; Commodore Perry, Pittsburs
Alma, New Orleans. Urr
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NOW Is THE TIME
NOW IS THE TIME
ROW Is TEE TIME
Blk CENTS A WEEK
Elk GENTS A WEEK
Blk CENTS A WEEK

WILL PAT FOR THE PRESS.
WILL PAT FOR THE PRESS.
WILL PAT T0R THE PRESS.
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Ia WEST FOURTH-eTDEET.
IA WEST EOURTH.sTR
~ WEST I0URTH-sTREET.
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VKYILLIAM DISNEY, ATTORNEY
N 1FIAw'Ohsss su'ldins'' No. sSs,s :Gs.c Third
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BOARDING.,

ROARDING-A few more gentlemen can
~ be accom- mmodated with DEFY. board, at No. 29S
West gifth.str Terms, 81 per week. fs7bs
ROARDING-A gsntleu IAN and his wife
can have nice front roor !, with board, at No.
TO Laurel.street. fe7aws
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THE PENNY PRESS
FOR 1850!

BEST PAPER IN THE CITY.
BEST PAPER IN THE OITY.
BEST PAPER IN THE CITY.
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FOR RENT.

N0R IA nicely furnished front
II room, with fire and COS, for single Gentlemen.
south.east corner Of Fourth and Plum. Inquire
second door from Plum. fe7bS
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SPILMAN * BLACKWELL,
N)trlhtS- llnmllte-

ASNAA
So. Ga !iain Strlbc, HtdhnipnS, Sa.
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2 bbIS. Is selpp Il uub . RlTe 3udr..
22 bbio. print: ntD trp Ntp OrtanS ,S4dsr.
10 BIOS. necIum 10 prime
800 bblS. prime nrW crUp 9rW OsEans Molaiita.
l55 utrct5
a5O bS.S. Wolcen mo 9ad 5otay.
800 bbce. Mu2tpp0op MotaNIS.
900 ebIS. up tNrceS Sltan Oam3.
6nO bpoS. SIcln Slees u0 SpouloerS
ZDO boIS. uHc ucrcte ylro (primt lMf).
30 ~tms2Sttrn Stai yaro.
300 bsla. Gut unO UpF oersnl5.
$40 bort5 Aoa uLITimt ULo Iauop Candles.
500 borts 8lat, @gnpG an0 6.atg 5oaS~
$50 ueresS NIce.
30 bbiF. Cream Die.
sOO b6I5. pure G;ocr 8inela.
90 bores Gn9luD Odirp Gbr,,.
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@orotll, peri uIp WIoeuI @Htil.
?oV pple. pure StrAtntd Mountain 23Jisfep.
100 ttrce5 yonocu portcr
100 ba5!ets 0bInpalncr.
40 bass SaS1ra, R0fa, @racaitc, Rir re Sava GOTre7
ip"'1SO v[titlpt, 9I9ah1 ant dRore &tsarrrn.
70 bblS. pGdles.
Wv eS'S. S1H'ita. Grtras 5IptrTnt, 6ine II. Z Rioelinas 1lcrr.
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Medlzinlsche Anzci zen.

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40 &pH. yiifI,
20o &OreG WtrlIi II T;rS, ~ Y
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100 gprtS NGIt,rp1a Ste,
- % 90 tlot,
lEp G5srR &d9t.tt aus S5aG9NGi NJ thes,
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