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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-06
Cincinnati Market.
MONDAY EVENING, November ,

FLoUR-There was better feeling in the market,
under the news from New York. and prices are
bris g. w Harshman's red wheat, at 81 s.; 100
brls. Barnett Whiteside's red wheat at S5 25 100
brls red wheat az s5 100 brls extra at 81 90; $50
WHIsKY-N9c change in prices: sales Of 200 brls.
at l61S1l69sc., the latter rate for wagon. =.
PR0VIsIONs.,- Nothing doing. in Bacon, New
mess Pork s selling in small lots to Al orders at
and &c for Shoulders Sides and Hams with sales of
1900 Hams at the latter rate; 100 brls. new Lard
OGRoCERIEs-About 60 hhds. new Sugar were
received since Saturday, and small sales were made
firm at 15jfGi5zc for good to prime. Molasses
dull and old offered freely at 4lc.
cepts, and prices advanced &c per BUSH closing at
81 O6@9l Os for prime red and 81 l4@l 10 for prime
Write: sales Of 1900 bush choice red at 81 10, 100
bush prime at 81 TO- (the latter strictly prince
and $50 bush. good prime az SlO6. ,.--,
adyanced ic. per bush. We quote now at 3s9s4c.
and old at 4ll4ic.i the outside rates at the lower
OATS The market is dull and heavy, though
without any qnot91e change dg IN a. pEiiGss Eisss 70,
| sales Of 100 bush. prime at &c.
| BARLEY-The prime samples OF fall and sprini
continue in fair demand. The lower grades are dul
and heavy and the offerings chiefly of the latte
| kind We quote prime fall az s5e19Oc., ana prim
spring at 70a75e,: sales of 600 bush prime fall a
ssc., delivered; 500 bush. prime fall at s5c,, and 35
| bush, good fall at SIC.
quote prime Timothy at Sl59l5 so per tun in bale
| CHEESE-The demand is fair at 9J6c. for shippin
lots of Western Reserve sales Of $50 boxes Westsr
ReseIye at 95Rc; 90 do Harrisburg at l9o. -,
l5e for Central Ohio and Western Reserve; eommo
remaining dull at collie; brls. choice Wester
APPL Es-The demand is moderate at sl@l 50 pc
| P0TATOEs-The market IS dull ana closed On hesN
and loweTi prime Neshanocks are selling at 3O9So
on arrival:
fair to choice. Timothy is nominal at 1902 25 sal
Of 90 bTls. New Glover at S5 20,
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[By Telegraph.I
New York Market

New York, November 5-P. M.-Cotton-
Transactions have only been to limited extent,
and market nominally unchanged; middling Up
lands quoted at ll5899ll4c- 80,
Flour lOc. higher on common and middling
grades, with a moderate demand for home con-
sumption and limited export inquiry; sales - 600
bTls at IS 405 so for supeThne State - 6O5 o tor
extra State; S5 4OQ5 80 for suPernne Mesterni 6S
(d5 so for common 20 medium extra WESTERN - 80
@5 90 for chipping brands extra ronnd, hoop Ohio,
market closin quiet and nrm Canadlan floaI "a
little better request and may be quoted shade
frmer. sales $50 brs. at IS s0@I 80 Tor common 70
choice extra. Bye Flour steady small GALES al
S3 5Od4 % for common to choice suPernne. Sorh'
meal rather quiet sales 80 bril- az % TO-
Whisky a shade hrmer; sales $50 brls az zzc.
Wheat firm, but the extreme scarcity OF fIelghts
aud the high rates ruling, operate as seIlyes seIes
check on the export demand; sales lncluqe d9ioVo
bushels Mlwaukie Club, at 81 25egl I'M zi'Oyg
bushels amber Wisconsin, ct 81 z9egl W 22iVD
bushels winter red, Western at 81 239l n anoatl
and S 37l 3Tf in stsTe 100 bushels red state a.
81 ss: 500 bushels white Ohio and Indiana St "
lsaI 81 lOO0 bushels white Kentucky, a. about
SI 55 and i 900 bushels choice white Michiga9 AZ
Si 5g Rye heavy and lower: sales Of 9,40O bushels
Canadian, at 726573c. Barley in moderate request,
but prices without material changes sales q lzOOl
bushels at 757Sc for Canada East ana ec tor Can-
ada West Corn opened nrm and closed deeidsdly
better. with good export inqniry; sales OF W ~
bGshels a. sesc. iOr nAIEed WISCONSIN, s,nyHt snu
I272kc, DO, ~ store closing with nQ " ~
After bel8N f1c; lAaiket httle more aettse, 1o
pTices. however, Wthpt QuDtnbte phhno1l sale
| 1t G036e. for Western. Canadian ana state.
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tFrom All.ths- % HII,HTI nII,ooD
TuF ILLUSIONS OF CHILDHOOD


-. =. .hc. children when their glowing iaces
Glao 49, N,red about ms in the winter night, -.
6etneS,.e i'm qleesome hearts In yerdent piaoesi
AR9 w. ace ace them ieaping in the summer hehI
1-,r tbsv remember yet the tales we told them
ronnd the hearth, OF fairies long ,ag3' ago3' ,hor,
xyben they could only look out 10 benou bensnnsi u,Si
onick dancing eastward in the ieatneIy euO"'
Rut now the young aud fresh imagination
EirAs trorea Of their presence every
A = 4 ,o,sila With n new and bright creatlOh,
ATG NJ aaciear blue chambers OF the sunny ar rr.
For them the gate Of many sunny palace
Ones TO the ringing bugle OF the peel
And eve ~ hower-cup is golden chellSe,
Wine-filled in some grand elm reNeHt'
ouaint little eyes from grassy nooks are peeringi
Tach dewy leaf is rich in magic lOret . -.-..,.,
The foam bells down the ringing stooi
And fairy -freighted to some happier shore'
stern theorists, with wisdom oyerreachlng
THE aim Of wisd ON in your preeeptts vhq5Io vJh,uq5I
And with painful stress Of cailous tvaoulidasi
Thnt vithers the young heart into tne 0'u'
what's the gain if all the flowers were perished,
TheiT vision helds forever shorn enu bare,
The mirror shattered that their young i,isii cher
Showing the face Ct things so very fair1
Time hath enough Of ills TO undeceive them,
And care will crowd where dreams have dwell
Oh, therefore, while the heart is trusting, leav
Their P1ia happy childhood and their fairy lOrel
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fTlore continue steady with mederste dsmapd'
ats0as7kc New Hides very quiet and steady' -.
Pofk very quiet and steady seles % $50 Dts: & AZ
$40 fof mess and sl4 poll ~ for prime beeI Son
uunes dull and unchangedi sales ot leV ,s oIis,, ss
Ss 1904 for country prime S3lp3 - IoS, 10, S9Nus ~
mess SGs 80 fot repacked meesi SlO 5Ogil,i ,I "a
ira rrsss Prime mess Beef and Beei AIMS gun nne
nominally unchanged. Cut Meats dull and & hesnS
atglSc for shoulders and lOho Tor hen,s; DeVS ~
drn saies OF 500 boxes city long clear midule5 ~
NoVember and December delivery, ~ ne hea1 LAY
continues dull and unchangeo' saisS lVO Oi9 ~
@lac. .. .-.s- o,t. ora 1ea2Ic.
for State Cheese unchanged: sales AZ va 10, Snr
fee yerv quiet and firm, though we near 81 o' ~
bags Maraicabo at l4Ao, and 3O0 pags NJ on PII
vnfe terms, Sugar rather ns,et, but stee1y; ", w
hear Of My s54 hhds Cuba at 6A@1ho; hoss1i ~
| quiet and nomipslly unchanged, with trihlne s8'o
| At 42n43c, ... ..l.
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Bancroft, the, Historian, on DrS Samuel
johnson.

Bancroft, the Historian, on DrS Samuel
johnson.
Bancroft thus speaks of the famous DR..
johnson:
While such was the state Of angry opposi-
ton between the citizens and soldiers at
Boston, Lord Howe at London, finally broke
off his negotiations with Franklin, and the
Ministry used the pen Of Samuel johnson to
inAame the public mind. johnson was
poor mans SON, and had himself tasted the
bitter cup of extreme indigenee. His father
left no more than 500. To bury his mother
and nav her little debts, he had written
Rdsselas. For years he had gained pre-
carious support as an author. He had paced
the streets of London all night long, from
not having where to lay his head; he had es-
capped q prison for q trifle he owned, by
begging an aim of Richardson; had broken
his bread with poverty, and had even known
what it was from sheer want to 60 without
dinner. When better days came, he loved
the poor as few love them; and he nursed in
his house whole nests of the lame, the blind,
the sick, and the sorrowful. A man who
had thus sturdily battled with social evils
and was so keenly touched by the wretched-
ness of the down-trodden, deserved to have
been able to feel for an injured people, but
heTefused to do so. .u.
Having defined the word pension as "pay
given to a te-hireling for treason to his
country" he was himself become pensloner;
and at the age of three-score- and-six, with
small hire, like bravo who loves his trade,
he.set about the task of his work-masters.
In a tract, which he called Ta1ation no Ty-
ydnny, he echoed to the crowd the naughty
rancor, which passed down from the king
and his court, to his council, to the minis.
tiers, to the aristocracy, their parasites and
followers, with nothing remarkable in hi
party zeal, but the intensity of his bitter
ness, or his manner, but its unparalleled in
science; or in his argument, but its grotesqu'
extravagance.
Had johnson been truly a man of genius
he would have escaped the shame Of having
in his old age, aimed at freedom the feebl'
shaft which was meant TO have carried ruin
In spite of the ostentatious pomp Of hi
morality, his own heart was riveted TO thu
earth. AT the last, he covered under the
fear of dissolution as though death were al
enemy; scarifying his limbs in the vain hop'
of breathing though for few hours more
unable in the moment Of change, TO fix hi
eye on God, or to grasp eternity the emblem
of the old political system, which also lay
on its death-bed, helpiessiy longing to liY'
on. His name is never breathed as watch
word; his writings never shriil as oracles,
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RAILROADS..
- =
LITTLE MIAMI
r ~ fE05 "a Np-- ~ ~ 7 ~ =
sa COLUMBUS AND XENIA .-
600 AND
CINCINNATI, HAMILTON q DAYTOl
Railroads. asr<0

nN AND AFTER MONDAY, JUNE IL
4 a. Nj. EXPRESs-From Cin-H y
oinnatf, Hamilton and Dayton Depot-For Hamii-
ton, Richmond, indianapolis, Logansport, Dayton,
Ss3O a. M. ExPREss--From Little Miami
BePSt Cor via GOaabns and GlsvsIand via
Oolumbus, Orestline and PittsburR via COLUMBUS
and Benwoodi and via Columbus, Belair and Pitts
burg; else fer spriRsheld and peaTSrs' o,no,nn.s
Hamilton and Dayton Depot-Also connects % Day-
ten for Springfield, Urbane and sanduskyi ana with
Lima, Fort Wayne and Chicago. Also for Toledos
Detroit and all points in Canada. Connects az HAM
's.s p.3G M 'M'@From Cincinnati Hamilton and Day.
ton Depot-Accommodatio for Hamilton and Nag
"a a. M. EXPRFss-From Little Miami De
ao TS 0oy@bU yS Be%r ana and PitsbuT Via
Columbus, Crestline and Pittsburg, and via Ooium-
sgs S.sS 80 Fl'ESsqx 2. N; q%xPREss-TySm cnqInss.a
Richmond, Indianapolis, and sll points West
psytoD SS bepotTor Hamilton and al Way stations,
connectg Of Hamilton @ fSI Qzxtord' zi' &c ooour,o
dation for Columbus, stopping at all Way Stations;
HisS Pi TSi HM,@From Little Miami Depot-Aocommo.
dsGB 3 RT M xfns 1oRg5sg # %ay onoinns
Ilton and Dayton Depot-For Troy, ,Piqpa stdneg,
Lima, Fort Wayne and Chicagoi also for Ioleaso.
RetTGtt ana r AZ B065sa n IoSSSSpoa &c
III p. nj. EXPR ESS-Erom Little Miami Pc
pot-Oonneots via Columbus, ,Steubenvile and Pftu-
burg via Columbus, CTestline and Ptttsburg via
Colurn bus and Cleveland via ColumbusJ Belar and
sGffFGARs fRa ES On sfs THfs &PR TR
| For ali information and Through Tickets pleas.
apply at the 0fioes south east corner Of Front apc
| Broedway west side of Vine-street, between the
| Postofice aEd the Burnet House; No, East Third
street; sixth-street Depot, and at the Bast Front
street Depot.
| Trains run by Columbus time, which Is seven min
| utes faster than Cincinnati time.
| = p W STRADER General Ticket Agent
Omnibuses call for passengers BY leaving direction
| at the Ticket Offices. Apdq
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PROCLAMATION.
PLACES OF HOLDING PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION.
CITY CLERKS OFFICE, |

CITY CIEhh'S 'S OfflOE,
CINCINNATI, October 29 lsA0. :.
I'm PURSUANCE OF 4 RESOLpTlON.
II adopted by the City Council on the oath day OF
October 1860 notice is hereby given to the qualified
electors of the different wards, that the following
places were designated to hold said electlon-sald
election to be holden on the 9th day oil November
First ward-Engine ehouse, Fourth-street, near
second ward-Engine-hou sixth-street, near
Third ward-North east corner of Broadway and
Second-streets,
Fourth Ward-Engine- house, Yine-street, near
Fifth Ward Engine-house, vine-street, near
sixth ward-stripgers Saw Factory, Park k-street,
near Whitewater Canal
Seventh Ward-Elm, near Fourteenth-street
Eighth Ward-EDgine. house, Cutter-street, near
Ninth Ward-swartz's office, north side of Frank
lin, between Sycamore and Broadway.
Tenth Ward Engne-house on Race-street near
Eleventh Wsrd-Junction of Hamilton Road and
twelfth Ward Brighton Engine house, Bank
Thirteenth ward-Engine- house, ,sycamore-street,
Fourteenth Neutrality-suspicious. George-streot,
Fifteenth ward-Eng gine-house, Fifth.street, near
Sixteenth Neutrality-suspicious. corner of Free
man and inth.streets.
Seventeenth Ward d-Engine- house corner of Vance
The polls will be opened between the hours of six
and eight O'Clock in the morning, and close at SIX
00tSSA ocSo :" 'D SAM l.. CORwINE, City Clerk.
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INDIANAPOLIS AND CINCINNATI
SHORT Line RAILROAD.
Shortest Route by so Miles,

NTO CHANGE OF OARS TO INDLANAks
with railroads for and from ell points gifsSsill
in the West and North-wesE
THREE PASSENGEB TRAINS
Leave Cincinnati daily from the foot Of MIL and
$40 A. M.-OHIOAGo MAIL.-Arriyes at In.
dianapolis at l0:47 A. M; Chicago at 9 P, M.
11:50 A. M.-Terre Haute and Lafayette accom-
modation-er y etat Indianapolis at 4:5o ?. MI
p. .M.-CHICAGO EXPRESS-Arrtves ct Ino1s
annapolis tlO:4bP. M; Chicago at 1880 A. III.
Sleepin Ca fare attached to all night-trains on
this 1inet and run through TO Chicago without
change OF cars. 80 .e.t
you purchase your ticket, end ask for tickets via
Lawrenceburg and Indianapolis.
route. m .t.. H- ' Nr
THROUGH TICKETS, good unit used. can bo Oh.
tained at the ticket Offices at spencer House corner
North-West corner OF Broadway and Front; No. 4
Burnet House corner; at the Walnut-street Housei
No East Third-street, and at Depot Oice, foot o.
MIL on Front t-street, where all necessary informn-
Omnibuses run to and from each train, and WIN
call for psssengerse Of all hotels and all parts OF the
city, by leaving address at their office.
apH II. q. LORD, President.
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e,EALED PROPOsALs. WILL B.EE "a

csEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE.
y GEiVED at the once Of the Board OF CITY In ~
proyements until nine O'Clock A. NJ, OF fKlDAfl
November g. 1860, for grading, setting cuTes, and
furnishing new ones where necessary ana PSNlng
than four inches in depth, on bed OF clean gravel
ten inches deep-Livingston street, from
To Baymer Str, et Including three rows OF dressed
gutter stones al double twelye-by x-ineh nag
gings Of Dayton, Xenia or Indiana hat-rock stone
al all the crossings. ,,,,
Each bid to be accompanied by two sureties. Bid
ders 10 use the printed forms, as no other VIII De
received.
oe2sHtt & Sa'' GHXRLEs BALANCE, Clerk.
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No. To- IA West sIxth-street.
NVADAnIE ELLIS, EENIALE BOTAN EsIg "a z

RNADAnIE ELLIS, FEMALE BOTAM'
tNh ICAL PHYSICIAN-Madam ELiISS uIHr II
RINF ELIXIR neyoF fails to cure all kinds OF dis
eases of the Uterus, tbe Kidneys, OVeries, bhddes
and Urethra, PrOlapsus (fallingl Uteriei Inhamma-
fion and liberation Of the Womb, no matter OF how
long standing, permanently cured by the use oil tne
Elixir.
of one Of the best druggists in the city:
ITO he Public and he Ladies So PdrtictIldr:
UWe the undersigned, are not in the habit OF CIV,
Ipa ouf nsme to Patent Medicines; but knowing wen
tbe Lady Physician, andS the medicine called ths
Uterine Elixir NE cheerfully recommend 1t TO all 1e:
males suffering from Female Diseases OF any klnoi
is purely vegetable, and in case can do ihJury "
'iF. u. HILL, Druggist, .
"Correr of Fifth and ss RSce7ssrsetfsin Hs fohr
n B-For sale at the % eInSe, h'H hSsTHW SUHH
Ian Co., corner Of Main and Fourth drng T., ~
eists Generally throughout the city aud country.
Price, ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
Madame ELLIS has returned from the south ,anc
Fourth and Fifth, ell times. 1eH
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lBy Telegraph
A.. xyo,.tr Gfnelr Market

NEw YoRK, November 5-P: M.-Stocks
are better, and fair business Chicago ana k9G S9i
Harlan ~. Harlem, preferred 4QAj Hudson, 2g7ai
Frie ss; New York Central s36; Ohicego 9urlnls a.l2
Eaiena and Chicago, IA; Illineis Central SCRIP
SsyS: Michigan Central ls%i Mchigen OehIral' rgt
~ Micbisan southern Seconds 5I Illinois Central Ira
"a California Sevens, %; Missouri skies, '4i LED
q
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Don't Read ThisI

yUyHE MOST WONDERFUL DIsCOy.
ERY. OF THE AGE-Dr. CALVIN, formerly
Of London and Baltimore Hospitals, where he s hss
had many years practice In the treatment OF Vo,
nereal diseases, but recently Of Mexico where
Euch diseases are to be found in their rankest form
During his practice there, in connection with Dr
Don ANTONIO DE BAUSYALbUSt one OF the
most eminent physicians in Mexico and SPAIN theJ
discovered a remedy in one Of the Mexican plants
and found only in Southern Mexico, that removes,
ii by magic all the venereal taint from the system
In the primary or secondary form. syphilis in the
worst stage permanently cured in very short time,
and the system thoroughly cleansed and pure, ol
II il had never been contemplated by that worst q
ali diseases, Syphilis. 6crofule, Leprosy and al
kinds Of corruption Of the blood and diseases OF the
skin removed permanently and quickly by TINS Pow.
eTful agent and alder of nature, Mexican Speclno
No one need be reduced to skeleton, and suter tne
torturee Of the InQuistion and robbed OF MS lag;
dollar and still not cured, Dr. Calvin also heals ~
kinds Of chronic diseases with great success meo'
ioine only to pay for all diseases are treated et
OF charge except by special contract. Persons az
distance can be treated by sending correct state
ments Of their diseases by letter, and ten cents II
postage stamps. Call on or address DR.. CALVIN
1d1 West Sixth street. between Race and Sim
Cincinnati, Ohio. Now is the time-to-morroW MAJ
be too late. T. A., la.
ndcan at all times be found at his ONCE,
~ Send forsCircular. - 10.
No, IA West SiXth-street,
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qMfsunLLANEoUs.
PREPARED GLUE ~
y sPALDING's PREPARED GLUEl
10 sPALDING,s PREPARED GLURi

aF sPALDING's PREPARED GLUEl
.g sPALDING,s PREPARED GLUBi
J. SAVE THE PIEOEsl
ECONOMY DIsPAToHt
RB-"A Stitch In Time Saves NIne." ga
AZ accidents will happen, even in well-rogulated
families, IL is very desirable to have cheap and
convenient way for repairing Furniture, Toys,
Croekery, &C.
sPALDINGs PREPARED GLUE
Mends oil such emergencies, and no household can
afford to be without it, It is always ready and up to
the sticking point. There issno longer necessity
for imping chairs, splintered veneers headless dolls
and broken cradles 1t is just the article for bone,
shell and other ornamental work, popular with
ladies' of refinement and taste.
This admirable preparation is used cold, being
chemically held in solution, and possessing all the
valuable qualities of the best cabinet-makers' glue
1t may be used in the place Of ordinary mucilage,
being vastly more adhesive.
"UsEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE"
NB.-A Brush accompanies each bottle. Price
% cents. -
Wholesale Depot, No. 4S Cedar-st., N. Y.
so HENRY G. sPALDING & co.,
Boz No 5000 New York!
Put up for dealers in Cases. containing four, eight
card accompanying each package.
ps5- single package of SPALDING's PRE-
PARED GLUE will save ten times its cost annually
to every household. ga
Sold by all prominent Stationers Drugg3ts, Hard
ware and Furniture Dealers, Grocers and Fancy
Stores. .H..-.
Country Merchants should make a note ofSPALD-
INC's PREPARED GLUE, when making up their
list 1t will stand any climate.
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. USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE. .,...
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| SOLD BY HARDWARE DEALERS.
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SOLD BY HogsE-FURNIsHING STORES.
| sPALpING's PREPARED GLUE
SOLD BY FURNITURE DEALERS.
. sPALD1NG's PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY FANCY GOODS DEALERS.
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SOLD BY GRoCBRS.
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SOLD BY COUNTRY MERCHANTS GENERALLY
Manufactured by
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AS Cedar-st., New York.
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Annexed is an Alphabetical List Of Articles whic
II damaged, may be restored to their origint
strength and usefulness by H'
sPALDING,s PREPARED GLUE.
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The ExrREnE Poverty OF JoB's TURKEY.
"AS poor as Jobs turkey" is phrase that
troubles aptiqnarians, but they do not give
up the hunt for its origin, and one Of them
says he has found out that the turkey had
but one feather in his tail, and was SO poor
that he was obliged to lean against a fence
. 10 gobble. f- tElT. q
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ADDITIONAL, FIREs lNr TExAs.-The Bell
vile c6uaf rgmaH learns that a considerable
hFs loeeAEFed At "a GreHEe el kqSSSy, pl.ts;y.
SquAfs of tkat place were Consumed.
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lBy Felegraphl
Rnlilmnre Marker.

BALTIMORE, November 5.-F1odr firm
Howard street and Ohio % a2'S City Mills g 60.
Corn-yeiiow 6id6sc. Provisions firm; mess Pork
Si9 75 Coffee quiet but steady, at l4@l5o. Whisky
5OJbM9QNo. ...
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nv NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

DROPOSAI,S WILIse.BE RECEIVED
at the office of the City Ipfrmary, on Plum
st., between Seventh and Eighth, until the 10th
and a half bushels each, TO the poor Of this city
during the approaching winter months
no5.f JAMES +. IRWIN, Clerk.
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OHIO & MISSISSIPPI
RAILROAD.
BROAD GAUGE. u-
CINCINNATI & ST. LOUIS.

TNWO DAILY TRAINS FOR VINE
CENNES, Cairo and st. Louis att Il
d,25 A. n. and 5;35 P. NJ. ss5S..eS7.A
Three daily trains for louisville at 4i3a A. m.
2 QP. M aud 5;35 p. NJ.
Mitchell Accommodation leaves at 2 2. M. ...
One traiA for Evansville at As25 A. M.
The trains connect at st, Louis for all poiuta N
Kansas and Nebrask ke, Hannibal Quincy ana heoa
kuk; at ST. Louis and Cairo for Memphis, Vioksburgs
Natchez and New Orleans :. ..,t.a.
One through train on Sunday at 5:35 P. N.
excepted at 4 A. M, arriving at Cincinnati at
$3.50 P. NJ. =, =, =, -
Express train leaves st, Louis daily atSf2O T. NJ
arriying az Cincinnati at 1880 A. NJ. .
Fer through tickets to all points West and south'
please app5 at the ofices Wanut-street House, be-
tween Sixth & Seventh streets; No. Burnet House.
corner office; Northwest corner Front and BROAD
way; Spencer House Once; No. East Third street,
and at the Depot, corner Front aud hiD-stroets.
GEO. b. MCCLELLAN,
apls ..',. General Superintendent.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-06
HaDks's Bell and Brass Foundry.

NILES WORKS, formerly George Il: Hanks) NO.
100 East Second-street, Cincinnati.
0ELLS KEPT CONST TANTLY ON 0 HAND HAtsL
or made to order, of any size up TO SO0O pOnnus,
and in chimes, as wanted. Every variety OF Brass
Work and Brass and Mas GasagSS gS sretep
Solder, and every description of finished Brass
Work. - ,., ,,,,,,,r-,-,,
particnI9r attention given TO Steamboat Work,
such as Wrought iron Piping and Bittings ppt up;
Steam and Water Gauges Metalic Paeklngi % "
Blowers, Engine Bells, &c. Lager-peer OoOAs anu
ali other varieties always on hand, ,.
se29-tf THOMAS FIRTH, Superlntenuent.