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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-06

EMEUTg BETWEEN MERCHANT AND
ScHooL-FEACHER.-A day or two ago son
OF Mr.. James Gates absented himself from
school for half day, and when he returned
street, near John. He returned with the
note, but as it did not state the cause of his
absence he was again sent home.
Mr.. Gates called upon the teacher yester-
day afternoon, when high words arose in
regard to the matter, which resulted in an
assault upon MIR. G. by the teacher. During
melee that ensued Mr.. Leonard was struck
several times with thebell, aud quite severely
injured. Some parties interfered and the
disturbance was quelled; but Mr.. Gates
caused the arrest of the belligerent peda-
sogue, and he will probably appear before
| Judge Lowe this morning.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-06

CONG GoNE AeAN.-Henry Going, who
was arrested, some time since, for grand lar
ceny, and escaped down the lightning-rod in
the rear of the building used as Police
Courtroom, was rearrested, day or two
ago, and taken before Judge Lowe, yester-
day morning, for examination. While wait
ing for the calling of his case, he became
impatient, wrenched off an iron bar that had
been placed across the window, and again
went down the lightning-rod to the pave
ment, distance of sixty-fye feet: This
second feat of our American Jack Sheppard
caused considerable astonishment, and gen.
eral wish that going was gone never to re-
turn,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-06

BURGLARY IN ELM-sTREET.-The residence
of man named Anthony Goldsmith, located
in Elm-street, near the Hamilton-road, was
feloniousIy entered night before last and
robbed of $5 in money and watch and
jewelry amounting to nearly $50. An en-
trance was effected through window in the
rear, which was left open during the night.
The burglars ransacked every room in the
house, and departed, leaving the inmates un-
aware of the nocturnal visit they had uu-
consciously received. 20
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-06

FINALE OF THE LATE ALLEGED POISONING
CAsE.-Jerome Washburne and Emily Nc
Cord, recently arrested upon charge of
poisoning Mr.. James McCord, were before
the Police Court yesterday morning. The
Prosecuting Attorney was made acquainted
with the result of the Coroner's inquest,
which we gave in yesterdays Press when a
nolIe proseqm was entered and the cause
discharged. We learn that Mr.. John McCord,
son of the deceased, was taken suddenly ill
yesterday morning, and that his recovery
was considered extremely doubtful.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-06

SERIOUS ACCIDENT TO A WOMAN FROM A
FALL.-A woman, named Margaret Burke,
residing in Fourth-street near Race, was
very seriously injured, yesterday afternoon,
by falling down stairs. She had nearly
reached the top of a long flight, when she
backward, striking the back of her head
against one of the steps, and sliding head
foremost to the bottom. Medical attendance
was Immediately called, but her peculiar
physiological condition renders her recovery
extremely improbable.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-06

NoTfCE TO SUpsCRIBERs.--ln consequence
Of some unauthorized person making collec-
tions on the route bounded by Fish and
Seventh, and Main and CentraGavenue, we
give notice that Mn. Henry Graves is the
only carrier in said district, and the only one.
to whom subscriptions are to be paid.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-06

A man named James Foster, the keeper of
an intelligence Office on Elm-street, was ar
raigned before Judge Lowe yesterday morn
ing on a charge of obtaining goods by false
pretenses. The evidence went to show that
he took 50 from young man applying for
a situation, and sent him to farmer wanting
a hand in the country, to whom he had pre-
viously sent three other individuals. He
was sentenced to the County Jail for term
of three days, and fined $25 and costs.
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MAN PROBABLY KILLED BY FALL.-About
eight o'clock yesterday morning, man,
whose name we did not learn, fell from
scaffolding at st. Xavier Church, on Syca-
more-street above Sixth, distance of sixty.
Eve feet, and was SO severely injured that
his life Is despaired of.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-06

INDIGNATION MEETISG.-We see by our
advertising column that an indignation
meeting win be held this evening in the
Fourth Ward, growing out of the action OF
the Democratic County Convention in ex-
Guiding delegation from there which had
been previously admitted.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-06

BURGLARY IN Conference.-The resi-
dence of Isaac Colby, located at No. zlH
Coprt-street, was feloniously entered night
before last, and robbed of about ninety dol
lars worth ofjowelry. The burglars entered.
the house through front window and es-
capped, leaving no traces whatever of the
depredations they had committed, save. the
loss of the property they carried away.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-06

PERRY MoNUMEET INAUeURATIoN.-Those
desiring to attend the Inauguration Of the
Perry Monument at Cleveland, on the lOth
inst, can take advantage of the half-iare
tickets advertised by P, Strader, in this
day's issue.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-06

New OPENING.-The firm of j. @. Towers
& Co., at No. l49 Main-street, unfortunately
burned out few weeks ago, throw open
their doors to the public again to-day, hay
ing remodeled, enlarged and reftted their
store-rooms, and rendering them, by all odds,
the most attractive in the city. In addition
to their general sale-room on the first floor,
they have fitted up in the second story fur
room, which must be seen to be appreciated
finish. Their arrangements are all COM
plete and in good taste, and having in store
one of the finest and most judiciously-se-
lected stocks of goods ever offered our citi'
zens, we have no doubt that they will con,
tinue to be literally patronized. S. Y
Erwin, we'll and favorably known here, il
now an attGche of the concern.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-06

THE CINCINNATI HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY
MEETING OF THE RECEPTION CoMMITTEE.-
The Committee of Reception, appointed by
the Cincinnati Horticultural Society, met
pursuant to call at the Office Of r. Buchanan,
and organized by appointing that gentle-
man Chairman.
After some preliminary interchange Of
views and suggestions, it was unanimously
Resolred That it would materially aid the COM
mttee to carry out the design Of the horticultural
Society as expressed in their appointment IL the
officers Of the United States Agricultural Associa-
tion would grant the society permission to erect one
ofits tents in the grounds TO remain during the
Fair, TO serve as a central point where our Hort-
| cultural friends from distance could be sure q
meeting our sOciety's representatives, who would
tender them such courteses and attentions might
lie necessary oTender their visit both pleasant and
profitable. ~
In accordance with the spirit of the above
| resolution, a deputation waited upon Major
Poore, the Secretary of the U. $. A. Assoc
/ citation, who received them with marked
attention. After they had made known the
| object Of their call, in answer TO their ap-
plication, the Major stated that he had nc
power or authority 10 grant any such privi-
iege, but he had no doubt, when the Exec.
utiVe Committee arrived that they would
readily grant the request; personally, h'
said be would consider il a compliment Z
the Association. . .. /.
The COMMITTEE then adjourned.
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NNw READISa.-G. N. Lewis, No. % West
has received the Yankee No
tons for October, the New York Illustrated
NsRs for September ., Ghlp, me Cave Ch'td-
and two of Casselrs ItastSated History Of
England. For all new reading, go 30 Lewis.
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BOARDING.

HHOAR DING-One pleasant unflrnished room
E1 or gentleman and wife, or gentleman5 at
169 Flm-st, above Fourth. se6-bF
DOARDING-A gentleman and lady, or single
ND gentlemen, can Dr. accommodated with nice
front room and board at 81 Fiith-st., corner of
Broadway se5 By
UHOARDING-One large front room, suitable
Nh for a family, and few pleasant rooms for SIM
gle gentlemen; also, lew day buarders can be ac-
Plum sec b.
NROARDING- = Gentlemen wishing TO obtain
HD the comforts Of a home can be suited at ne
Australia House, 273 Walnut St, between sixth
aud Seventh; also, nicely furnished rooms, with
gas without board, il preferred. Room for few
.dAy-bCardeTs Terms liberal.
4 se6-hE JOHN MARTIN, Proprietor.
NEOARDING-Fam and single gentlemen
- can obtain pleasant fOoms with board, on
eecond floor Zone 'front.', furnished or unturnished.
Day boardeTs vented. Apply at 1B9 Broadway.
lse5-d*l
NlOAk DING-A gentleman AID wife can have
~ board aud one or two pleasant rooms, in a pri-
NutG lalniy, ON George It between Central-aY and
John. Apply at MARSHALL & BROS, so West
fifiirst- Go,d references gwen. se5-b'
EROARDING--A young man, who can bring
b uneXceptiOnable references, wiRhes board In
ale western part OF the city, near sume line OF
street railroad, with a family where there are no
.other boarders. Address O. H.. through the Post
Office, care OF Lock Box 5S2. se5-bs
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PERSONAL.

WpERSONAL- Mrs. AMANDA HILL, who
ii lives somewhere on Findlay.st., is requested
to cali on the undersigned at 27O Central-av.,
where she will hear of something 70 her adyantage.
se4-dF VIOLIN Ell OOElbh.
UpER RSONAII-To GEO. w. l.. BICKLE whose
N residence is unknown.-The undersigned
hereby, gives you notice, in accordance with the
terms Of contract dated the rst day OF October
a. ID, 1888, that will "put an end" to said con-
tract at the end of ten days from this date agreea-
bly, with the stipulations thereof. s. W. ELY,
formerly "of Ohillcothe, Ohio"
CINCINNATI August 80, 1860. au3lJ
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Mr.. MoNTAsUE's CARD.-We publish in
our advertising column, an expression of
feeling from Mr.. Montague, the father of the,
clerk of West & MoDougal. Mr.. Montague
feels that his son has been made victim in
this affair, and that the telegraphic dis
patches at the time were intended to ruin
for some redress from the paper by which he
thinks his son has suffered most, he makes
this publication
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-06

TEE ADAMS EXPRESS CoMPANY.-We are
daily placed under obligations to this excel
lent company for Eastern papers in advance
of the mail. Such favoTs are always appre-
eiated.
Mr.. s. @. Meredith will also accept our
thanks for indianapolis and st. Louis papers.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-06

RoUTE FOR SALE.-A good route for sale
on this paper. Apply at the Counting-Foom
between the hoars Of FIVE and six o'ciocil p.
tlaiq wf,ak
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-06

NATIONAL THEATER.-This establishment
is enjoying food-tide of public favor. To-
night the plays are: The Young Prince, with
Miss Maggie Mitchell as the "Prince;" and
A Husband al Sight, with Maggie as
"Catherine." The Sisters Henrade perform
a mas de delir.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-06

LATEST FROM JAPAE.-Haye you tried the
new teas from Japanf Call az FenderX q
nat-streets, and get samples, which win be
furnished fes of charge II
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-06

The PHkTAGoHAL TRoT YESTERDAY Az
TERNoON.-The race yesterday afternoon,
over the Cincinnati Trotting- park, was not
largely attended probably in consequence
of the rain, which fell in showers throughout
The day. The horses were named to start
Brooks" and aTopseyS % purse of SIS $75,
mile heats, three in five, to harness.
After the first heat, it commenced raining
quite hard, and the drivers answered the tap
of the bell quite reluctantly; but wrapped
in huge overcoats that materially added to
their weight, they at last came up and
brsved the elements.
There was nothing peculiar in any of the
heats, and we, therefore, for want of room
close with the following
SUMMARY:
Cincinnati TrottinE park. Wed nRsday, September
1900. TTulting- rat Z; mlle heats, thrce IN nvei
harness.
Geo. BidweT enteEs g. Fillmore. ...........I
! O W Dimmick enters r. m. "Molly Brooks ...3
O W Dodge epters m, Topsey" "........ Distancet
+ Watts enters g. "D2shalr ............ Dstanced
fime-2.H, al 2.i0, 24lA.
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Boy DRowSED.--A lad thirteen years Of
ace, named James Clarke, fell from skiff
into the river opposite the foot Of Fifth
street, Yesterday afternoon, and wasdToWued,
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LOST.

II OSY-August 2s, at the Florence Fair blue
t.Hr. IA and mled eoloTue Carpet,saek, oontanipg
suit OF clothes. rhe finder will be rewarded by
lea Wing ii at the Of Twelfth and Bank LICK
sts., CoSreon. 4. Gsee-b'l J. PoWEhs
u OeT-On Sunday evening, a Mourning Pm
N between Gutter and seventh .ts, with the
Inscriptions, 81, II. j.. lsis" aud A. N; gn
islDN The finder will be suitably rewarded by
leaving IL Of 412 seventh-st, eeo-g.
IN OsT-S5 REWARD-on Saturday night Of
.as and Shifs Win cropped sar other brown
striped with ear cropped and the other ser
hfa half cropped, about ten old. Address MI
-...-- (nAEL bUhkt Walnut Hill. Rs,R'
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-06

WEEKLY REPORT OF THE CRY AUDITOR
The City Auditor last night reported to the
City Council the following receipts and ex-
penditures of the city for the week ending
on Saturday last together with the amount
of money remaining in the Treasury at that
time;
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STEAMBOATS,.

THURSDAY, SEPT EMBER 6, AT4P.M.
For Parkersburg and Marietta.
esTEAMBR FANNY McBUHNKE, CARTs
- BLAGG, will leave as above. ~IE -
sc5 y, MoBURNiE, Agent. fzszsstsEzzsE
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PRrCEEDIEes oF THE COUNTY COMMISSION
RRs.-At their regular diurnal session, yes
terday morning, the County Commissioners
passed orders amounting in the aggregate to
S24l 20; of which, $56 were paid 20 +. Pts
ter for hoes for the county prisoners; S25 20
10 C. W. Wehrman for bread for Work housa /;
$3.50 10 John Dorsey for masonry Of Howard
creek bridge, and $40 to J. A. Owen for
pateut leather lamps.
The petition OF B. p, Davis and others Of
Delhi Township, praying for compromise
between parties asking damages, which had
been laid ovop from last road session, was
dismissed as no compromise was effected.
The petition of Joel Ryken and others of
Symmes Township, in regard to vacatiDg "A
read was taken up. The receivers who had
been appointed i'll the matter, reported that
the road had never been legally established,
and the prayer was therefore granted, and
the case dismissed.
The petition of J. Vincent and others to
change n county road in Delhi Township
was not amended. and, as the papers were
informal, the matter Was dismissed
The petition of Joha s. Taylor and others
of Spencer Township, asking to have roaf
vacated, beginning ut q point in the soutt
line OF section twenty-six, was laid Ovel
until next road session, when, if no remon
STRANGE shall have been fled, the road will bt
declared vacated.
/ A donation from the citizens of Symme'
! Township of grouad for county road, waE
received and the plat ordered to be recorded
! in road-hOUk
The petition TO- resurvey aud re-establish
the couAty road in the village Of Columbia
Spencer Township was dismissed from fur
! ther consideration.
The ktherton-road, in Crosby Township
I was established as recommended by tn
viewers, and IN accordance with law.
The petition of J. G. Woodruff and other!
of Columbia Township, asking for divisio
of said township into two election precinct:
was granted, in accordance with the Tepor
OF the Commissioners, William Jones, J. L
Easbrook and D. S. Meeker.
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FOUND.

WCOLND-TAKEN UP-A black. and tan Ter
IL rier Slut, which the owner can have by call
ing on WIN. HARDING, Sixth-st. and Central av.,
proving property and paying charges. se5-b
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SEALED PROPOSALS.
CEALED PROPOsALs WTLL ne n

6EALhD PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
- CEIyED al ne gtlles of the BgqgS BE- e Glty I'm
tember n, 1860, for regarding, resettng cnrbs, aud
iuT,9ishins lew ones where 33eSssssTy snd Psyns
than four inches in depth on bed Of clean gravel
SGnpeet With the present b5wideTed pavenentes1
the old pavement to be taken up and reserved for
sSnss si and do3be twelve ase1gs Of
Dayton, Xenia or Indiana iat.rock stone az all the
sureties Bidders to, use the printed forms, as
0hsE H 00 reoTf Ii srssr IN se15S Clerk
= 0EIVED at the once of the board Of City Inn
provements until o'clock a. NJ. of FRIDAY, Sep
furnishing new ones where necessary, and paving
NTH good s9und bSSaer he'd q esSr 70 De esI
eight inches deer Plum. st from the south gutter
Guiding three rows Of dressed gptter-stones, and
double twelve by six inch nagging,E E 9f ID Dayton,
ipgs Each bid to be accompanied by two sureties;
Bidders to use the printed ioIrls, other will
Of sestt PfGa'''u " S5Hff Gm%Rtfs IS bAEGANoE Clerk
| CEALED PROPOSALS. WILL BE RE-
- CE1vED at the office Of the Board q City Inn
| hard.burnod paving brick, % bed Of clean sand
iSf thu WSieSster Ss ts canal to on Each bid to be
accompanied by two suteties ~, Bidders 70 use the The
''Ssl sea-tt t '''' D' CHARLES BALANCE, Clerk.
SFAIED PROPOSALS. Will BE RE-
| - CEIVED at the office of the Board Of City lm-
proyements until O'Clock A. M. OF FRIDAY, Sep
tembsr -, 1850, for regarding and paving Andrews.
alley from the west gutter Of Ninest, to the east
| gutter of Bace-st, follows; Set cutbs, and fur
nish new one :, whore necessary, aud place row o.
| Dayton. Xenia or Indiana fis t-rock stone, sixteen
by six inches each side, forming the cutters will
| the curb the center between the tagging to b.
| payfd with good, sound bOwl6er stone-nOns to b'
less than four inches in depth, on bed of clear
| gravel eight inches deep-the curbs 70 be six fee
apart at the bottom and Six aud half feet at top
roadway, Each bid 70 be accompanied by two sure
ties Bidders to use the printed FORMS no othe
will he received BY order Of the Board.
| se4-tt CHARLES BAbbAhOE, Clerk.
SEALED PROPOSALS. WILL BE RI
| - CEIVED at the Office Of the Board Of City I'm
| proyements until O'clock A. M. OF FRIDAY. Sep
tember IA, 1850, for regra1ing and paving WOOD
| alley, from the north gutter OF Sxth-st. to tn
south gutter of George,st., as foliows; Set curba
| and furnish new ones where necessary, and place
| row Of Day ton, Xeuia Indiana hat-rock ston
tagging sixteen by six inches each side, formin
! the cutters with the curb-the center between tn
tagging to bo paved with good, sound bowlde
1 EtOne-none 10 be less than four inches in depth
| n bed of clean gravel eight inches deeP-th
ourbs to be six feet apart tho bottom and six an
| half feet az top of roadway. Each bid TO be &C
| companied by two sureties. Bidders to use IN
| printed forms, as no other will be received.
se4-tt CHARLES BALLANCE, Clerk.
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LETrEns DETAIrED ron WANT or 70

Wednesday, September 8, 1850:
Bnrkbolden, Dumis Co., New York, NY.
Henry Bush, Trenton, Ohio.
D., Box GA, Evansville, Ind
J d. FlouuHey, Lexington, Ky.
u. T, Hart SaliBevilIe, Ohio.
Lewisson Bros, WilminEfon, Del.
Henry JambTite, Davenport, Iowa.
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MONTHLY RECEIPTS AT THE MAYORS OFFICE.
The monthly report of the Mayors Clerk,
showing the receipts during the month Of
August, was presented to the City Council
as fnllnMs:
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AUCTION SALE-BY KELLOGG & WILL
IN LIAMS.-Sale.r rooms - and 2 4 East Third:
street.-.Large aud Extensive Sale Of Pawnbr0kers'
Good, to continue for three days, WI DNESpeY,
THURSDAY and FRIDAY, September 8, 6 and 7,
commencing at 9 o'clock --.
4 On "Wednesday, the 5th, large stock Of heavy
Winter Clothing, Overc0ats, Shawls, Ladies' APP
parel Gold and Silver Watches, Je yolry, etc.
Oh Thursday, at II O'clock the following articles:
Several Volumes Of Cathedral Music, by Werner,
Rumboult and King; two Cameras one Acromatic
Telescope seven feet focus; Musical and Matns-
matical Instruments Guns, Pistols etc.
On Friday "A general assortment OF Gents ana
Ladies' Apparel, fine Gold and Silver Watches rich
Jewelry, Tools, Books, and general variety.
The above comprises one of the largest and most
vBlua bic stO, ks that has been sold this season.
ses 4, KELLOGG, Auctioneer.
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NEW ADVHRTIsMMMNTs.
wonderful Child!

NTISS TENNESSEE CLAFLIN Is A
I'VE Second light Sser and AstrolOger. This young
lady has been travelling since she was eleven year.
supernatural Piit to such an astonishing degree tn
she conyiuces the myst skeptieal Of her wonderful
powers. She gives information 81 absent trienas,
ent and future events Of life also OF lost money or
property Identifying the persons eonoerned with 80
much certainty, as 70 scarcely leave DOUBT OF
GUILT. She prescribes Tor Diseases, teillng theu
causes and location, with much satisfaction as 20
merit and receive the confidence OF all who have
consulted her; aud many difficult complaints nave
tions. She can sec and point out the medicine 90
cure the most obstinate those that ir
years have baiiled our best physicans and can al.
rect sayes AID iniments 70 be made and used, that
Weakness in the Back and Limbs, Rheumatlsm ana
other complaints Of long standtng ana hA7 p pei-
formed astonishing cures upon those VINO had iohs
since lost their sight and hearing OF heai5 so, 2 ~
superior power she Il endowed WIN ths haiihs ".
she wifi roint out 60 the Ladies and uehtle,,nlen
tS tbss tbSf are dead add living, their treat
ment disposition aud charaot ~ an @
her srperoF power can cause tisnqulhg anu happt-
he9s ne ,Ttv INIT has not been destroyed, aud
,r,sfertv IN business matterss lawsuits, 6c.i and
When required will go lhto an uneYnselous state ana
Tiends whether dead or alive, and through her they
yjlI tet the iuQuiring friend their situation and
herea bouts with all the events of life since they
IN certain days of the year destined 10 be lucky
in selecting lottery tickets that VIII draw valuable
Prizes through her directions. Lawyers Doctors.
suited her upOn matters Of high Importance, and
given evidence Of their eutre sntisiaction.
Her residence is 371 SiXth-5treet, near Mound!
Cncinreti where she may be ooasulted upon All
noon, and from to QP NJ -.
AZ Consultation Fees, 81. au2t-amsdi
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CONVICTION NEWS.

FoR a fine artistic picture go to A. S.
Blooms Gallery IA West Fifth-st.
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STRAYED.

STRAYFD-oR sT0LEN-0n Friday OF satur;
- day last, from Water-st., between Vine and
Walnut-54-a lerge spotted white sndj6i1Sk s9Tl 9as
ear the TOP Of the right ear cut of. Any person
giving information leading to the recovery OF SAID
SOW will be paid So. seo-c-
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City News.

nB-For financial and Commercial mat
ters, and River News, see Fourth Page.