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The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-12-01
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ITALY, AUSTRIA AND FRANCE

....& *..& i
= The future of Italy probably depends
on the counsels which may prevail with
the French emperor within the next few
days. 1t can now hardly be concealed
that the resolve of the Austrian govern
ment TO ahstain from interference in Ital.
ian affairs, may at any time be broken
down by the angry VindictiyeneIs of Fran
els Joseph. There has been as yet no
overt act Of hostility; the Viennese court
still maintains its position of sullen neu.
traiityi but 1t il understood that the en-
Peror chafss under the restraint, and may
at any time take resolution which will
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AubIif SaIks
BY r. "a. BENNETT y ca.
SPECIAL SALE. 01>-17>~r>-'
~ LARGE AND
IMPORTANT SPRING SALE


| lS"VAAf 0VH@t9s
BY F.. "a BENNETT y ca.
| SPECIAL SALE >~>>~>>|>'''
IMPORTANT SPRING SALE
! NORTHERN AVENUE
! AND r BEL l,lE> AVENUE,
6GNGiN,
CHESTER
nv pr-r,,,,, ,1,crro> AND CASTLE STREETS,
ON MONDAY, jane it'll,
AT TIE a E& 2Ef 2 ,%GE sE !, X
SECOND STREET,
ADJOINING THE POsT OFFICE.
WE sV VALrG abGf F fis5 FT!il2" ING
Section l--SEEEN LOTS having front of 6l feet on
h Sls9 9 Fg ySG oh or S &
the south side Of Townsend remainder Of this section
Section 3-NINETEEN LOIS, having front of 2g5 feet
on the east side Of Chopank beginning Townsend
Section 4FoR lots on the south side of North Ave
rue east OF C2optaqk street 81 feet inches front by 100
Section ETEN LQTs the south side of North
'Fs se GG 10 SS sf &fP e Pst %gy u
k street noIth OF I3wnsend street, 29t feet front by 1913
Section FIFTEEN LOTS having front of siG feet on
the east side of Duncan street. 90 feet wide Of Towns
Section s-TWENTY-TWO LOTS, having a front of $50
le on the ives side OF Duncan street. 90 feet wde south
Section g-The whole of this section has been leased so
Section lO-TWENTY Lo on the east side of Chester
street beginning the north side of Townsend street 292
feet front by 1913 feet deep Duncan alley
Section HEIGHT LOTS on the south side of North
hne between Chester street and Castle alley ls3 feet front
Section l2-NINETEkN LOTS the west side Of Chester
street north of Townsend 9 by 100 fe
Section 3NINkTEEN LOTS on the east side of Castle
alley north of Townsend street. 2s9 feet front by 70 deep
to an alley IL feet wide.
Section Ii-SIXTEEN LOTS on the west side Of Chester
street, south of Townsend street, 292 feet front
Section - FOURTEEN LOTS the side Of Castle
n B-flats OF the eStire property will he ready 70 dis
tinneerS. " ~
Terms Qnequarer cash; balance in one two and three
years, with interest.
Title indisPnta5Ie F.w. BENNETT X co,
myl92l 2S;A&Jl2,4 Auctioncers
BY GIBSON d go
fNT:t TRUSTEES SALE.-In pursuance of a
H Decree Of the Circuit Court Baltimore city, the
44A= undersigned Trustee, will sell at public auction at
the Exchange Sales FRIDAY, the ay of June
1850, at o'clock p NJ:
ALL THAT LOT III GROUND in Baltimore city thus
Howard street the distance 2 north fem Sara
toga street and running thence parallel Saratoga
street thence NORTH bounding the east side of said alley
- eef thence east parallel with Saratoga street 100 feet TO
howard street. and hence south bounding the side
reward street Is feet to the place of beginning Subject
annual ground of S25 PAYABLE Iartcriy Isl anua
ry, LIST April, LIST lly and LIST October
ne improvements on the Lot conssto fourstory Brick
ri WIN store on the first floor known No 1913
Inc property will be sold clear all ncumbrapcos save
mortgage TO the Harmony Building Association, the
of sale ~ " VIZ '
Terms Of saieIIacash on the day of sale and the hal
ance in months the cret payment interest from
the day OF sale and to he secured by the Of the pch
ser, endorsed to the satisfaction of the trustee ~
WM. +. FRICK, Trustee
mylO,3awtsEds SrctionSsars
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o. PEREMPTORY o.
FIis S LIE FRI
COMMODIOTS
AND
,r,rrr FIRSTCLAsS DWELLING,
AAaNt =
GRDTNDS

" r,r-r,r. -, $780,, GROUNDS,
wiz sell, on WEDNESDAY, May 3Oth at 4 o'clock On
the premises, that first class double T HREE-STOR Y
DWELLING situated the northeast Of Lombard
and aca streets This lot fronts Lombard feet
with depth binding on Paca ISL feet 20 fep1
street The Improvements double lhreestOry BRICK
DIV ELlING fronting - feet Lombard street, with
tensi parors reception. library md dining spa
cIou' hall with geometrca stairway, silly marble
teis spacious chambers, high ceilings, and finished in the
most elaborate style and Of the best materss and supe
ror workmanship with furnace hot and cold water bath
room and gas throughout the whole premises in fact the
interior ement snd finish of this DIV Hing
surpassed by the city stable coachhOute servants
rooms, with every comfort and convenience for large
family. The grounds laid planted with shrub
berry and most choice fruit trees in full bearing,
ges, aIrcOts &c.
farther description is deemed unnecessary, those de
sirous Of purchasing invited call and examine the
premises from to O'Clock 7. NJ. any day previous to
sale.
This is one Of the most delightful situations in the city
for private residence, being elevated ground, wide
streets and good ncighborhood Possession he given
by the first of July, sooner, if desired
Terms Of sale-One third cash, the balance in
lively" months, the larger portion OF the purchase
money remain ground rent rndeemabe at the pleas
Ufe OF the purchaser at per cent
!. 8. DONOVAN
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gY SAMUEL j. sOPEIl q co

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE CAN
L TON PROPERTY The undersigned, Trustees of VIM.
HARRISON Will sell at public auction. the Exchange Sales
Ro, on MONDAY, May 2Sth. at ~ o'clock NJ:
SEVENTY BUILDING LOTS OF convenient sizes. front
ing Boston, Potomac, Elliott, Canton Toone and Hare
streets This property situated in the most thriving part
OF CanOnwltn square Of the markchouS with
the Philadelphia Railroad Boston front and the
City Passenger Railroad Elliott front gas pipes
laid through Elliott street
Terms Of Sae-One-third cash; the balance in six and
twelve months in notes to be approved by the stees
Flats Of the property be had Of either the
the Auctioneers, and Of c. L. L. LEARY Esq Attorney at
TaU
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TRUSTEES SALE

AHiii OF n sIfrfIoh5 5 II FARM
The subscriber, Trustee of John P Snder. nsolvent
DebtorV sell at public sale, on SATURDAY,, the ID OF
June at II O'Clock, \. NJ, the premises, situated
about niles from Baltimore the county road leading
from the Hanover Turnpike to Dover MILL ard within
miles o. the Hanover Turnpike Road, pa of tract Of land
called Pett coat oosc and part of tract called tlea
SAINT Fields, containing III Oods and 81 perches
purchasers.
ALSO, hcrght, title and interest Of John p Snder in
and TO 20 acres of land, or less being part of tract
called SpOrtsmaus Hall Rcsurveyed. being all in Wood
These lands JON the lands of John NJ. Wheeler, Thomas
Watts and others.
The improvements substantial n f W STON F
HOUSE. f's-Class Swzer Barn, ST ne Dairy, with
elegant Spring If pure Water, and Limekiln.
The land is IN fine order. Ii upon elegant young
ORCHARD Of 2GO TREES
ALSO,
At the time will he sold, GRAIN IN THE GROUND,
WHEAT and RN F. and also
LOT OF HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE
Terms of Real Estate-One half cash. the balance
IL months, with interest with notes and security he APP
proved by the Trustee.
mYl5-eOt2die+ JOHN s. STANSBURY, Trustee.
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nR BAA EE
~ TREATS ALL DISEASES.
Special attention given all chronic diseases, CoUaHs
diser Of the NosE NORM THROAT and LUNGS all SKIN
DISEASES every description successfully treated-um
ralga, Paralysis Epilepsy Commissions, Dyspepsia, Dys
EMERY, Darrha. The worst of PILES cured in
time; also Of the Stomach, Liver and Bowels. There
are treated with distinguished All particulars will
be given by letter Dr. Baakee produce thousand
CANcERS Old ii p s0REs t Or rhGERs HIP DISEASES
FISTUIA OF EVERY DESCRIPTI0E, ,,,,
S0AlD ma Any 6TG III PART o. TIIE BODY, yin
TUMORS AND SWELIINGS
description and without the othe knife
surgical Instruments These last named diseases cannot be
cured by correspondence therefore all such patients must
DR. Baakee has made discovery of ''FLUID,' that
will produce absorption of the CATARACT" and restore
permanent vision to the Eye without resort to the knife
All u'Ae''e' VI 'l' EYES AND EARS
successfully treated without the of the knife
die Baakee has constantly hand at his Office very
ARTIFICIAL EYES
TYHPANUNS, or EAR DRUMS,
five minutes EAR TRUMPETs Of every descriptions also
every variety artificial articles known in the worlda
large assortment of beautiful and durable
ARTIFICIAL HANDS,
with the Arm Elbow AttachTent: ARTIFICIAL FEET.
with the Ankle, Leg and Knee Dint attachment
These articles perfectly iral and adapted for either
SEX can be by any part of the world
scrpton for either and russes particularly adapted
for females in weak condition. also for those with ROLAP-
Doctor Baakee is one of the most celebrated skfuI
physicians surgeons living. His fame is known
personally in every principal city OF the ~orid.
All letters directed Dr. Baakce must contain ten cents
to pay postage and incidental expenses All Chronic Diseases
he treated by correspondence except those mentioned
/ which will require his personal SUPERVISION.
eS-OGce Hours. from \. NJ. to ! p; u - ,,,
Office 7OI Broadway, few doors above Fourth street
| nIS-u New York City
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f'EtF=7454 TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue of n de-
sl,,, cree of t. Circuit Cour for Baltimore city, the
III derssned, Trustees will ler at public sale, a. the
Exchange sales Room, Second street Baltimore city, on
MONDAY. 2sth day of Nav l.Go at clock 7. NJ:
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND AND PREMISES having
front eighteen feet five and half inches on the east
side of Ross three feet ten inches norher
from Townsed street with deph 100 feet to an alley hi
teen and wide with The improvements thereon,
consisting a three-story BRICK D ELI sc, with good
Buld g: subject annual ground rent Of Si6
payable the first Of October IL which lot was
m0rtgaged by f. a. Amos TO c. B0chme by deed dated
26th November, 1887, recorded in lIbcr e L. $, No 49,
folio 81, &c.
he terms OF sale areOne-haf cash, and the balance in
six months with interest and security and the property
will DE sold clear incum hrauCeS the dav Of sale.
T. PARNTN 81 OFT. Trustee.
nV7-2aWts : II. GOV Err. AuCt'r
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G0mtati0n.

MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGE FOR
W. YOUNG LADIES
The FOURTH ANNUAL SESSION begins the 18th Of
October, 1859 The Of instruction in the usual
branches is full and thorough being under the direction Of
efficient Faculty of able and experienced Teachers Every
command of the Institution Parents who desire thorough
education for their daughters, with the comforts
vatages Of the Christian family, invited to examine the
Sch ,o
Fo terms of admission and further information, address
Rev. O LEWIS STA LEY Principal, Mount Washington,
8altm Co. Maryla d, Rev. DIR. HEINER, Second st
Baltimore Catalogues he had at CUSHINGS Il BAL
LEHS Baltmcre street. and at Mr. Geo Gehachs Second
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TRUSTEES SALE
ALEXsNnER WOLFF. Trustee.
SAML. II. GOV Err, Auctoneer.
R3tfimprf street
Dr. TRUSTEES SALE OF PROPERTY ON

{s74:. TRUSTEES SALE OF PROPERTY ON
s3i;s JACKSON sQCAEE- virtue Of a standing or
, der Of the Court of Common Pleas for Balumor city
sscd in relation to the estates lnsoven Debtors ne
uderS gncd, Trustee, Will expose AT public safe on 81
TRDAY 9th day Of June next at o'clock r NJ, at the
Exchange Sales room Second street: IN Bal imore city
ALL THAT PIECE OR PARCEL OF GROUND in said
city, beginning the east side Of Jackson Square at the
south of lot leased by John " Daug hery
which place of beginning supposed be about I5G feet
north from formed by the intersection Of the east
side jackson Square and the north side OF hampstead
street. and running thence south Jack square y
feet extending back, Of equal width with the 'front.'
l55 Ann street
The above lot is improved by valuable threesory brick
DWELLING HOUSE fronting on jarAson SQ.are, and "A
brick Stable Ann street and is subject to ground rent
of sIO1 payable half yearly.
Terms Of Sale-Oue third cash The, Gay Of sale, one
third six months, and Ouethrd L months from the
day of sale, with interest and security the credit
ments to the satisfaction Of thu Trustee.
FnWD. l.. CLARK. Trustee.
JOHN CARSON. Attorney.
Il FayettP street.
SAML. H COVER,
mylI-2aw3w &ds AuclioOncer.
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TailOrs.

| TOHN Fl. REA Il CO.,
| Il TLOTHTERS.
CORNER OF SOUTH AND PRATT STREETS,
Nrssrs JOHN H. REA CO., take pleasure in announcing
20 the public generally, that their stock Of Clothing is much
larger mortNvared than ever before. - . o,.,s,r
Having hand splendid stock Of CLOTHS, CASSl-
HERES and VESTINGS, which they will make up to order
in style that fail to please, both in price and manu-
facture. . ..z.
FURNISHING GOODS
Cravas Scas, Ties, SIspenders, Raudkerchefs, Shirts
and Gloves in large variety. - ~
/ d., onIoF
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J. s. DONOVAN
:,


FFNRUSTEE'S SALE.-By virtue of decree Of
A. the Circuit Court for Baltimore city, the undersigned
Trustee will offer public SALE at tn EXchar sc Saesroom
Second street Baltimore city, SATURDAY, the 9th day
OF June. 1860 at O'Clock p. NJ:
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND situate in the city of Bal
tmOre and described follows, to wit Beginning for
the northcrY side of Pratt street. the distance
of i3 fec and inches souhwesery from the northwest
corner Of Pratt and Canal Streets at the southwest Of
the lot OF ground hereto conveyed by Levin Colbert to
certain A Abbott, and running thence souhwestry and
bounding the nOrheTnmot side Of Pratt street q feet
Inches TO lot of ground heretofore conveyed by Stewart
Brown and John stiles to William L. Stewart and thence
running norhwestey along said Lot and right angles
with Pratt street leo eet less, Phpot lane;
thence running nOrtheasery along sal lane % feet to the
lot of ground conveyed to Edwin Abbott aforesaid,
and thence running spuhery and bounding said
mentioned lot by straight line to the place beginning
III perty simproyrd by handsome TIIREE-STORY
BRICK BUILDING, No 26 East Pratt street. is sub
iect to ground of SCI 80 payable half yearly.
Terms of sae-O half cash, the other half months
credit to be secured by note with ndorse
be approved ~ Trustee.
ROBERT l. GAREETTSON, Trustee
J. b. CANNON,
mV2l2aW&lS AuctiOnecr
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Si!bar 9Nars, iSEWflrp. 1t.


p Y A l..
Ia Having removed to the
BALTIM0RE AND CHARLES STREETS.
And opened new and beautiful assortment of
WATCHES,
AND SILVER WARE,
We would be pleased to old customers.
myl6tf WIN. BROWN 4 CO.
ZINE WATCHES,
Il RiCII JEWELRY,
AND SILVER WARE.
Embracing everythng that is new and elegant
Particular attention is paid to neatneSs aud durability IN
''' eco W. WEBB,
ap3tf Sc corner Baltimore and Light streets.
SUPERIOR QUALITY GOLD WATCHES.
~ CANFIELD, BRO. & co,
229 BALTIMORE STREET,
receiving extensive additions their already
large stock Of GOLD WATCHES which they offer to the
public at low rates. teS If
WATCHES! WATCHESl WATCHES
w THE LONDON WATCH AND JEW EIRY STORE
No. 1871 BGltiInOreSTeet,
DOORS BELOW CALVERT STREET,
Is the best place in the city to buy good reliable WATCH
piece of ewelry, 70 have fine Watch repaired Watches
timekeepers, after passing through ALEX NDER hands
j. ALEXANDER,
formerly of j. N. FRENCH,
auI4f Royal Exchange, London.
| / c. CAwFIELD wn. CAMPBELL. nSEREDIqB.
ENANFIELD, BROTHER h CO.,
~ IMPORTERS, M n. y [IE,
WATCHES, FINE TEWELRY
SILVER AND PLATED WARE 100000
| MILITARY AND FANCY &QQDS ro,,v.,
DIAMONDS AND PRECIOUS STON ES
229 BALTIMORE STREET,
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iMlttaIs. Aar0mars. &t.

HARDWARE HISS & COLE.
No. IS SOUTH CHARLES STREET,
MANUFACTURERS AGENTS AND DEALERS IN
ALL KINDS OF Or AMERICAM ~ AARBW Wa, l;r
CIRCULAR SAWS
FISHER Il NORRIS AMERICAN EAGLE ANVlLS and
PARALLEL CHAIN NlSES.
FIELDS, SANDWICH CO. IS CUT TACKS, SHOENAILS,
BRADS, &c.
COLLINS HARTFORD AXES, HATCHETS, &C
NEW ENGLAND SCREW COMPANY'S GIMLET POINT
WOOD SCREWS
RUSSELL 4 ERWIN MANUFACTURING CoMPANY'S
FITCH MANUFACTURING CoMPANY's CABINET and
AMERiCAN HoRsE-NAIL CoMPANY's HORSE AND
CLINCH NAILS.
@. AMES Il SONS SHOVEIS and SPADES, &c, &c
WIN. WILCOX Il co : PLATE and PADLOCkS. 49, ,,
DARLlNGS u WALDRON'S BRAND CORN and GRASS
SCYTHES.
SCYTHE SNEATHS, SCYTHE STON Els, &C, &c. =
BUILDERS AND SHELF HARDWARE-a large ana full
assortment. mi. IN a.
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BURDENS HORSE AND MULE

9 '''' on {fj#5$$S55ss
TheseShoes manUfaC ured HENRY BURDENS
NEW PATENT MACHINE. Holes are punched through
ready to receive the nails.
HorseShoers will elect saving of so per by using
these SHOES.
full assortment in store and for sale at factory
prices T. PRATT II BROTHER,
myI-lmr 81 and 90 $. Charles street
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-04-06

WASHINGTON, April 5.-Previous TO action
on the resolution, Mr.. Vallandigham stated
the reasons ofthe call, which grew out mainly
Of the complaints Of impositions in Charles
ton, concerning accommodations of visitors.
He had received numerous letters on this
subject. Gentlemen Of Baltimore, Philadel-
pha, Richmond, st. Louis and Louisville, had
presented inducements for changing the place
Of meeting to these cities. II might be stated
that gentlemen from Charleston would, as far
as they could, extend their hospitalities to
delegates.
Mr.. Ashmore stated 10 the Committee that
| he had appeared at the summons Of the Secre-
tary, but did not regard himself member.
| He had met the Executive Committee at its
| first meeting as the substitute of Hon. b. II.
/ Wilson, a member of said Committee from
| South Carolina, as expressed in his letter, for
| the only object TO appoint the time when the
| Committee will meet in Charleston.
| He therefore regarded himself as limited to
a single act of fixing time, which had been
done, and not regarding himself as author
lied to act, should decline voting or par
| ticipating further than to say, as a matter of
| information, that he had received many let
ters from distinguished gentlemen from
Charleston, of the Convention party, who
assured him that the hospitalities Of that
party would be extended to the fullest extent
of their ability TO accommodate visitors and
| delegates. lie was frank 10 say .hte III niS
opinion nothing need be expected from the
| Anti Convention party. As to the change, he
hoped no effort would be made to effect one.
He did not believe the committee had the
| power to make any, and If it were so 1t would
| have very injurious effect upon the friends
of the Convention in South Carolina, who, he
thought, were unanimous in opposing the
change, If not in other States.
He had been informed by letters that many
Of the hotels would charge only three dollars
per diem, but yesterday he had received
private letters saying that certain houses had
been fitted up for five and six dollars per day,
including lodging and bedding. The land
lords of the city claimed the high prices Of
provisions as an excuse for the charges. He
should not discuss this question, however
and as he should decline voting upon any Of
the propositions before the committee would
| withdraw
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Real balance in Treasury April /, $780, ssse,aO0 s.

SHERIFF's SALES OF REAL EsTATE.-The
Sheriff's sales of real estate yesterday morn
ing in the rotunda of the Courthouse were
quite well attended, but the bidding was not
remarkably spirited nor the sales heavy. Of
twenty-four pieces of property offered, three
only were sold, as follows:
2 Lot in section nine, township three, frac-
tional range two, in the Miami purchase,
taken off the south side of James A. Corry's
farm, commencing at the intersection of the
Cincinnati, Lebanon and Springfield Turn
pike, and containing twenty-three acres of
land, excepting therefrom one acre for n
graveyard, with the right of way thereto.
Valued at $500 per acre for the ground and
improvements; sold to John Bates for 5000
per acre.
Lot SO, as designated on the recorded.plat
of the town of St. Bernard, in Hamilton
County, OHIO, being fifty feet front on the
east side of the Carthage Road, and extend
ing back one hundred and twenty feet. Val
ued at $500; sold to Henry Schmidt for 1884.
West half of lot No. 6, in the First Presby-
terian Church and r. II. Penny's Addition 70
the town of Harrison, together with all the
privileges and appurtenances belonging there.
to. Valued at $500 for lotand appurtenances
sold to August Fiel for 1894.
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PRoCEEDINGsoF OF THE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
At their regular diurnal session, held yester-
day evening, the County Commissioners
passed orders amounting in the aggregate to
S4Ol so, of which $3.50 were paid for stono
for the new Jail; $9l to P. Froneworth, for
groceries for Lick Run Lunatic Asylum;
$53 SO to John o. Smith, for dry goods for
the same institution; and $25 04 to @. Rad
cliff for sundries for the Southwestern Lu-
natic Asylum at Carthage. We also found
the following entry, which will explain itself,
upon the minutes of the Commissioners:
"Whereas, the examiners heretofore ap-
pointed by this Board to examine the Clifton
and Cumminsville Turnpike Road have re-
ported that said road is completed agreeably
to the provisions of so much of the act to
provide for the creation and regulation of in
corporated companies in the State of Ohio,
passed May, 1852, as relates to Turnpike and
Plank Road Companies, therefore, we, the
Commissioners Of Hamilton County, do
hereby license and authorize the said Clifton
and Cumminsville Turnpike Road Company
to demand and recover of persons travelling
said road the tolls allowed by law, and to
erect toll-gates upon said thoroughfare."
Apart from the above no business of i'm
portance was transacted.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-04-06

ROBBERY OF RURALIsT.-A young man
mouth, Ohio, was swindled yesterday near
the river, by couple of very amiable indi-
viduals who revealed to him all the mysteries
and miseries of the well-known ball-game.
There was nothing new in their method of
playing the trick, but they nevertheless sue
ceeded in getting watch worth $50, besides
$25 in money from the verdant Buckeye.
The manner in which the bet was made gave
Hall the impression that he had met couple
of friends, and he did not awake to the real
ity until after they had disappeared. He re-
ing never again to return to the metropolis.
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prou, wanhinaton.

WASHINGTON, April 5.--The President to-
day transmitted to the Senate, for ratifica-
ton, the recently concluded treaty of conf
merce with Honduras, which was referred to
the Committee on Foreign Relations.
Although the Nicaragua and Mexican
treaties have received no attention from the
Senate for weeks past, it is the opinion Of
some Senators that it is probable they will
both be revived.
Mr.. Colfax's, from the Postoffice Committee,
amendment to the Senate Pacific Telegraph
Bill, reduces the subsidy and the maximum
charge for private messages.