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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-11

"A % Pearl-st.-Special and Perempt"ry Sale Of
359 SsSes BcSts sh es, Hats and Gaps at Auction.
at our sales rooms, 25 Pearl;st., without any re-
serve, for cash. In the lot will be fourd 20 cases
casos Women's f'e Grain. Enameled J. l.. Heel
Boots; 20 cases Mems and Bows Kip Boots; IL cases
Ladies' Rne Heeled Caters IS cases Boys fine Calf
Oxford Tiesj 20 cases Mems fine Calf P. s. Boots
10 cases Mems Cali and Buff P. y. Brogans.
dren's Fine Work, Slippers Lace Boots, Patent
leather Shoes, &C., all seasonable and In demand.
serve, 50 dozen Mems and Boys Cloth and Cassi.
mere Caps; 80 dozen Mems AMI Boys Palm Hats |;
20 cases straw Goods.
This sale is worthy the attention of the trade as
the stock is desirable and must be sold. The goods
are now open for examination. ~ jy8
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-11

CINCINNATI TRorT1Na PARK The RACE
YESTERDAY - The trot between "Tom
Thumb" and "Kate Denham," for $500 a
side, at the Trotting Park, mile heats, best
three in five, was well attended, and the
betting spirited. The race and purse were
won by the mare, after close contest. The
following is a
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-11
Total for the week.. 2,I56s6O 4is2,l73 4,592,676
Previously reported 81 93O,52l l20iOs 500 lI3OiO67O


Mondays New York Tribune says Of Saturday last
The supply of Money continues to increase, but we
notice no change in rates. The demand is much less
active than early in the week. The applications at
Bank for accommodations moderate, and the
supply of desirable Paper in the Discount-houses Is
quite limited. Demand Loans are 5616 per cont,
with exceptional transactions at lower figures. Gilt
edged Paper il j5h per cent? aud long at 5s60T per
cent The Specie shipment to-day was less than
Si50,OOO, which is small compared with previous
Saturday shipments 7.I .HII. .'H
The mail by the %. day was not large one
and the ratet for foreign bills were heavy, The
supply Of outside bills show an increase. Sterling
ranges from 1854 lVgf for merchants signatures,
and lOg61lOg76 for banks and bankers. Francs sym
pathize sgth the heayincss of Sterling. We quote
5.l5@5.l2&.
Land-warrants were thus quoted in New York on
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-11
COMMERCIAL AFFAIRS.
Monetary and Commercial.


The business Of Third street. though quite
good for the season-better indeed than ordinary in
July-iA rather dull and very little alteration occurs
from day to day in Financial aiiars.
1sssssrdsy Money vas in fair demand With some
general market Continued au ea,y g M m Sa tsS sss
de D'T nsss a. s' %sTs asrs ssS cent HSs out
discount them even at extra 6aurcs
:. some dealers rep'rted more demand FIR Eastern
New but Ss ' he bayIns sna spS
before, the selling rate oHT-- -
or UncnrPsst Money any thing doing in Gold
Finr was more active yesterday and prices irreeu-
oas sa Sstn as' s @ b bs sS GSas Rs
st IS 25, and 81 brs. white Wheat, family al se e0t
aud New Orleans was favorable and holders here
were SUI sitter as 70 rates, 60 much 50 that few
was donei Bulk Meat, 5000 lbs shoulders sold at
I sna 6 Il go sSss SSySSTSSng = S sold at Oc
Whisky was UNCHANGED and less qniet, go brls
bushels Rye % ssSs at @ SSTS Shss hs's ear eTss cor
bulk gt i6c and 20 bushels do at t5c 800 bushols
and 900 do on the SPOT At ST Isl so0 do prime white
d Wheat 70 arrive next week at o. Qat. were dis
5000 bushels, at canal at sse. sugar is hhds sold
A. s9se, and 20 brls. Molasses st sc. Nothing
was disposed Of at &c.
The Imports and Exports Of various articles during
the twcnty-four hours ending yesterday noon were:
Imports-Apgles, 81 brls Barley 1862 bush; Butter
- packages IOfht A,&lV busholst Cheese, 3i5 boxes
Coffee, l,2f5 bags; Flour, 1876 brls; Hay, l35 bales
Hogs, $50 head; Lard " barrels Oats, 1882 bushels
Pork and Bacon, hhds, tierces, barrels; PO-
brls 49,
Erports-Bariey, $40 bushels; Candies, 10 boxes
Corn, 22 bushels; Cheese, 81 boxes Coffee, ia bags
Flour, 25g brls; Lard, 10 bris.; Molasses co brls
Oats, 420 bushels; Pork and Bacon hhds "a tierces
- barrels; Potatoes, barrels Sugar, 63 hhds. Salt
60 baroels; Whisky, $50 brls.
We annex a comparative statement Of the imports
Of foreign dry goods and general merchandise at
New York for the past week, and since January /:
For the tvcek. 1R5S. 1859. ISGO.
Dry Goods. S7s6,i2l s2,650,2lO sl,T76I56
General Merchandise. ,T20639 1851 1872 2Sl622
Total for the week.. 2456,s6O 4ls2l73 4,592,676
prpyiousiy ing
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-11

LICENSE RECEIPTS AT THE MAYORS OFFICE.
The report of the Mayors Clerk for the week
ending yesterday evening shows receipts for
licenses amounted to $l37 so, derived from
the followino sources.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-11

a UCTION SALE,-By KELLOGG WILL
N LIAMs.- -sals-rgoms - and "a East Third
Qnredeemed Pledges. -On THU RsDAY MORNING.
Jny ~ st . ocl ek, q valuable stock q Gold and
ALso-A, great variety Of Gents and Ladies' Wear
Ing Apparel, Dry Goods, &c.
Tho goods will be for exhibition ON the afternoon
jyS A. KELLOGG, Auctioneer.
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Review of the Cincinnati Market,
FOR THE WEEK ENDING WEDNESDAY MORN.

BuTTER-The demand is but moderate, packers
buying rather sparingly, and the supply being od
the market Is quite dull aud heavy aud prices rather
in favor q buyers, though they can hardly DO called
to good Central Ohio and getting all they desire at
these rates. eh, ice just brings l@l2c from city re-
taiers, and Western Reserve li(l5c., Of which the
supply Il still quite moderate. ..Y
C00PERAGE-Ther is no change in the market;
the demand continues moderate FOR all kinds, aud
the market dull We auOte:
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THE DAILY PRESS.
wBDNEsDAY..-.,.....-........,.....~.."JULY II
City ~ ews.

LHrrrRs DETAINED ron WANT OF POSTAGE,
Tuesday, July 10:
Measrs. Stewart Crabb, Oskaioosa, X T.
Mrs. Oren Smith, Nelson, Ohio.
Mary Dolson, Houston, Texas.
A. Wilson, Wilson Station, Ohio.
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MoLASsEs-There has been no change IN tho
market during the week; the amount has been quite
limited Prices are unchanged, and we continue to
quote 440145c tho rates for prime. in good order
and the demand from the interior is fair
NAILS-The demand continues mt derate, aud the
market firm at our last quotations, which we con-
inua
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-11

A UCTION SALE-By JACOB CRAFT a co.
"a Furniture at Aueiion.-on WEDNESDAY
MORNING, July II. at 9 O'Clock, we will sell the
second house west Of Fresmah, consisting o. imtr.
tion rosewood sociable, do, Chairs, do. Rocking.
d1y shades, OIL Paintings Sewing Machine, ParlOr
and Chsm6er Garpets Bed -teads, Drssing bureaus,
1hairs, Lounge Dining table, Dining and Tea Ware
Cooking'stqve and Kitchen Furniture
jylO IL East FourtS. .street.
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A qCTION sALE.-BY JACOB GRAFT a co.
tpre Piano, 90, at on..THuWspAY MORN
Of family xa SS sfe ssi .ns - Moaa
eeomprising esp HaireIoth Sofa, Cane Chairs, Center
Parlor and Chamber Carpets, Looking glasses,
Binins-table sias, hoard Seeretary;, Stove, Urn,
tres.es, Lounge, Kitchen Furniture.
iYiI IAuOR nRAFF 4 co. Anctinnsara
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-11

NAVAL STORES-The market Is unchanged and
steady We notice sales of 500 brs Resin at our last
quotations spirits Turpentine sells, arrival, at
Soc, but the quotations we gave are the rates OBJ
OILS-A continued good demand for Linseed dur
ing the week, aud prices are fully lc. higher. We
qunto 62@63. as the closing rates. The stock Is
light Lard firm at s5c. for M |. Castor 81 25.
PRONlSlONS-rhe market has been rather quiet
during the week, and but moderate business has
been done Holders have been very hrm. wever,
aud not disposed to mako any concessions f. order 10
the week, there were indicat us Of more annima-
tion, and snme more demand for bulk heats.
In mess Pork there has been very little done, a lot
forced on the market brought SIS So but the brand
was not first class one the best b. ands held
with uniform hrmnes at Slo, though there being no
salts, except In the retail way at this rate, IL must
be called nominal. Bacon has been compare ively
neglected, but 1t Is held With unusual firm ess at
9. II and l2c fir Shoulders, Sides and clear Sides;
but there has been n.thing of COZ sequence done in
Shoulders or Sides (rib in). The dem md for Hams
continues active, and sugar cured, established city
brands, have advanced to l25Cd l3c, aud cum IN tn
orders f,,r Hams.
Bulk Meat negl cted, to some extent IN the
forcpart Of the week but towards the close the de
mand improved, AID 65u000 lbs, ere taken at 1tEd
&C., f'r shoulder and lOc. for light Sidc, and for
fused; Lard IN berrsls or tierces ha- been quiet,
-nd the demand but lmi ed about 40 La re ST. d.
at llbc. Nothing done in tierces. good demand
for keg In the f,repart Of tho week, and 22W kegs
is now held at l3c.
RICE-Ihe market lie steady, with fair demand,
1. l..
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AUCTION SALES.

AqGTsE9eN ssALEmBy o KEI5oeG SIS Tt yL5.
street.-On WEDNESDAY MOANING, July II, at
Goods, Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Cutlery, & NV watches @
Jewelry, &c i
ALSO-A general assortment of new and second
hand PariDr, Chamber, DiniDg room and Once Fur.
niture Carpets, Bedding, &c.
ALSO Six unfinished Rosewood Toilet Bureaus,
with marble slabs; six oSal Gilt Mirrors and q va.
riey Of other Goods, &C. -l. II tD4ssI
jyll A KELt OGG, Auctioneer
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-11
REHABILITATION:

. Jas. l. Cassidy enters b. g: "Tom Thumb, 2l2I2
Time 2.ll&, 2:4O, 2:il, 2:l2lf, 2:is. -
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-11

WANTED-I SERVANT GIRLs-For house,
w work, waiter r SALOON. Also, seven
family men for various situations, Pers needing
employment can be suited by calling at the COM
mercIal Intelligence and General Collectors Ofice
No $50 Central-avenue. ,ds,F g jyl0-b'
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-11

"ANTED-A middle-aged lady, of a kind ma.
w ture, to take charge of a bOy-child, about one
and half years old which It z desirable should be
which the will be well pad, Inguire at 90 West
Sixth.st., between Walnut and Vine, Room No. 2,
up stairs. -. ..I s|Hiif jylC-b<
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-11

WANTED D-BoARDING--A young man wishes
w Boarding IN private family, between Vine
and Broadway and Fourth and Eghth.streets. Ad-
dress f., this office. F. ~ jyl0-bs
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-11

"ANTED-AGENTs -Four active and ener-
Ny getic agents TO whnm thirty dollars per month
y Room No. 20, Bank Building, No. 5 West Third
street. jyl0-bF
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-11

"ANTBD-A good German or English GIRL,
w 10 do general housework in a small family.
One who can como well recommended. will hear of a
good situation. by applying at 1872 Slxthstreet be-
tween Race and Elm. 4. L. HARPER. jyl0-b+
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-11
noPs.NS .I Ihsnse in ths marke prs eOntnus

IR0N-The market continues duil for all kinds
and the business d''ing quite moderate. The man.
ufacturers buy Pig sparrgly, and with reference to
months past. Prices remain unchanged in every
respect and we quote Ohio Hotcblast Pig at 226c.;
,LUMBER.The season is now about ,'ver and II
closed very dull at slO0l4 for common TO clear
Shi- gles dull at S26as for Nos and
.LEAThER-The market has not changed, as re-
CARDS demand prices, since last, aud we con-
tiuue to report a steady market at the following
rates:
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-11

"ANTED-Eour smart, energetic men, with
w good buriness capacity, to whom good W. -
viii be paid Apply at Room o, Hart's Building,
kast Fourthst jy7-f$
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-11

"ANTED-Men seeking situations as clerks,
w saesmen, book: keepers, bar -keepefs, porters,
eoopers, mechanics laboreIs and others, should ap
ply at the Merchants Clerks Registry Office, No.
12S Walnut-street. ljylOb'l HALE co.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-11

WANTRD-A HOUSE On Walnut Hills, of
w not less than fiye rooms Address, giving To-
cation, rent. dc., Lock Box No. 497, p. o. jy4-h'
wv ANTED-A A few more good Business Agents.
w send ton cents In stamps, by mail, to Box
l92, Cincinnati, Ohio, and YOU will receive cir.
onlar, with full information. fine opening for all
who are out Of employment. No better can be
i9una.l nl-laL u b. - ~ n ttl ao1 lez2-ut
WANTED ! ATTENTI0N = Importgpt Secret
wv for Married Lsdies;5M BuRLEkGH, M
and FRIDAYS, at II fclocl A, NJ, at her ONCE,
north,east corner Of Race and Sixth sts, Room No.
z: Consultation honrs from A. NJ. TO p. M, or
through the PUstOflc6. Mrs. Bnrleigh hag brought
from Europe remedies for female diseases which give
positive and immediate relief ~ Iel2-am
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FOR SALE.

~ short time Will DO sold low. Apply to II Nc
9ULLUM; Plumbing Shop, 1O1 sixth-st between
Race and Vine. tl -i uL ,jyll-bs
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-08
cpEC1FrcAT1oNs FOR 1IIE coNTRAc5T


hfS1 SSErr aSp D1aessloss MArrRrsThe
b shall be good hard granite respect inferior
IN analiy to the granite from Boston they shall be
bSe Gs in w spf Ind aGS not sss Ran w @ Than
fSa s 0n e nf haSns pa Or and
20 al tight joints and the tops shall be dressed sqnae
stones shall be cut al angle Of orYhve degrees with the
sides be laid dagona from the earbsones bordering
Tie shall be Of good hard granite obtained from
over length twelve INCHES vide and not sss an seven
Sr aaes and ends So as to make tight joints and the iops
sba Be perscty we'll he9ed and dressed otherwise they shall
's TSe carstones lie North blue perfectly
sIope Of the sides three six long from eighteen
wide and in no case less than four inches in
fSe Crossing shall of North blue of the
e long Two feet wide less than six inches thc with
te tet ehas bs ons fa IS vii vi bs on "a diagonal Viii street
The assones sidewalks shall be Of North river blue
faGfsi bsif dfessed ! SMOOTH af suass having rubbed
agstone shall less than three feet square by TWO anu
h The srayei sha be gravel and
hT The sand ia ha be clear sharp sand Of ee grain
shall Be S the best ss sSst Sn nSS e aeT 4n m anil IA
street varying width The widths shall be furnished BY
Tug he my resin Steps over the cutters
IRON Goag) measuring SiS feet long by one inch thsk
Of such widths and pattern IS shall be furnished by he 'y
W"Rk & H. nE UT a
found g6S1 hy C, surveyor and If cnbstones
shall be according the lines given y he
Surveyor, in good joints and in woFkmanke anaer, They
shall be duly inter- persed in lengths Of to six fue
throughout the work and each clbstone shall have slope o
three inches for evel foot of its hight adjoining
sidewalk and shall also be soldly Sel and backed tile
approved manner Apertres for draining nicel,
cut hrong The same by the contractor Whenever egne
the Surveyor.
The crossing shall he according to the lines an,
grades be given by the Surveyor in good joints and in h
best workmanke bed Of London gravel shar
sand Mixed of at least six INCHES in thickness TO b
well rnnmed and hardened with the hen Of the crowbar
The Sides bottoms and wings of the bridges
stones and shall be laid in good Joints and in the
like in accordance with the directions given
the City sryefor. The iron plates tile tops Of lii
bridges shall rest upon tile sides and shall be all joined
The gutter shall Join in their cirones
shall be laid with inclination slope
nch, betomng of four inches o london gravel
sharp sand mixed said bottomng to e strongly wl
the head of the crowbar until solid The stones wei
jofned joints be half inch wide oiherws
they shall be rejected, and be filled up wit gravel
Il Bhafp sand mixed.
The contractor shall take the round stone paving,
after the same shall be hauled away by him. shall pick and grad
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-08
MAYORALTY...OFFICIAL.


Common Council Of The City Of New orleans.S
mo. j362.
Eerel That the Mayor be and he is hereby suhozed 70
make the following named changer Detla act in the
way twenty year. for city railroads and running cars
thereon. ~
s HE cars running the upper part Of the ei'y 70 teri
on a e. side at the Of Henry Clay and The
ruanng part the city to terminate on the
extra trucks
Claiborne from from the inside az s
prescribed by odinanceJ side Of the shell wak9 on e
eaI ground and the tracks If laid through the circles Dull
for the Of erecting to be tnrned
for the erection OF Haennreits thereon
81 70 cause piles 70 BE- driven Canal street canal from
Claiborne street 10 the Aefse Edgeto and
said canal with pnR and lining preserve the drainage
saen accordance with specifications os the Surveyor
the supervision Of said officer lay the tracks
said canal ard thereon said piles
Claiborne the MsaEie Rdge work 10 he
that the drainage Of
not be njnriously affected.
the and On
Rsge Canal 10 the Bayou Bridge from
prescribed g the ornancej to four feet
9Th the tsacks Rampant street from ranal 70
EpIanae street feet the inside curbstoes
prescribed by the ordinance TO between the the etra
| ground. -. -. -.
10 Dauphne street from the roadway as Is by tht
ordinance oThe neutral ground on said street.
Tth To have double track nnttng ionr iest apart n III
center Ridge from Canal TO the canal bridge
near All Of said changes 10 he made 10 ac
cordanee specifications Of the Surveyor and under th
! supervision Of said officer. ~. ,.,-,,-r,.
| #o President Board q Assistant Aldermen
| fSippedl J. o. NIXON,
| z President Board Of Aldermen
Approved fsHss Signed i''O JOHN T. MONROE, Mayer
| A trie copy:
au4 81 ", $ PETTfSGILL. secIeIaIY.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-08
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Encyclopedia,
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/ History o the Annexation OF Texas.
Opinion of public power Of Congress the Ter
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New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-08
COMPTRoLLER---oFFICTAL.

- ConFTnoLLEAs OFFICE,
City Of New Orleans Au zust 6, 1870 {
No 533a
cIoed Tha. the adjudication By The Comptroller pf CON
agree4by 10 resolution No. 59 f1t paving glarr
blocks Old Levee from Canal 10 Benyle street 10 q
COHBellsocuy. John C. Stewartbe and tie hereby
rejected By the Common Gonnl o the city Of New Orleans
lie following prices, viz
s. 10 pei superficial yHtd Of square blocking
81 10 per superficial foot Of cGrbstnnes furnished and lgli
SIOJ running foot Of crb0nes taken mp and Telaid;
81 10 per superficial foot of crossings .-
So % per superficial foot nf sidewalk faggngi
81 running foot Of old sidewalk aggng taken and
felaid. and
500 per iror idge top. - ,.-,-,.,-
Rtoicea fter Thai the Comptroller he and he g hereby
authorized readdlcae said contract helowest dd aite
day notice ID the official jonrnahe work 10 " done IN
with specifications Of the Surveyor and the audi
be subject to the approval rejection Of the Common
Council. = -
rSpnedl LEA F. BAKEWELL
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
Signed J. q NIXON,
President Board Of Aldermen.
Islgnedl JOHN T. MONROE, Mayor.
Notice hereby given that MONDAY. August l3 1880
will adladcate my Office IL O'Clock NJ, the above con
tract.
| au6 II s-%.a@9. za Y. DUPLESSIs, Comptroller
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-08

MARIE DE LA NUUvElLE ORLEANS. /
H0tel. de- vile, II Juliet iS6t,S
r1N yERuT1 de Ia resolution NO. 5275 du
IL Consei Gonmpn vile de Ia Nonvee Orleans, et cen
A IL section chnrtre de la Vile avis est par
10 present onne ntentiun dc Ia Wills &c Y
est de faire pouvertRre des sous.nentiehhees
/ Rue ies Griudslommes, de IL imite shpertenre de h
uroprata appartenan Convent DIES trsn'es ia llte IN
fereufe de In pTOpri6tG appaTtenant a A. Riehant
Rue d. Amour de Ia Poogne ia inte lnefleae de II
propritta de A. RiebAnd -,.trs= \, ,,..,u
ct aux amelioratons places pubQnes dams "a Wit
do III anboga ineoports ct oas htoF
pores hanlieues, appr9Mye lie 5 aSGi
iylf lnWSw JOHN " zSloSh1f-
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-08
MOST EXTENSIVE SOUTHERN
WETtp1ANo FORTE MANDATORY.

wN KNABE a CO. Nos l. 3, and Eutaw street, belh'
more respectfully inform Southern friends thal es ~
enlarged their factory, and prepared TO supply m
demand for their Pianos. They are unqaeshoHNois | ~
iurabe contain ali the latest improvements and are S
f ,e years For sweetness and great p3weE OIL tone
and agreeable tonell they nnequaed. go.
Tbaleg strnkose otker great piaas's nave uSsd ~
IN their and certificates tor ihe'f
II in nil the different sates where they have been
xhlbs5 Last gear they received i've ars premiums Two al
Montgomery Aa the best Southern made piano. anf
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