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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-04-06
From sa,, Lake and Pixies Peak.

ATcHrsoN, April 5.-The Central Overland
Mail and Pixies Peak Express arrived this
evening, bringing dates from Salt Lake City
to the i1th, and Denver City to the Both ult.,
and $4,000 in dust. Business at Salt Lake
was dull, and matters quiet. The orders for
the removal of the troops had been received,
and preparations were making therefor, .,
The Pony Express was met one hundred
and forty miles out, thirteen hours from st.
Joseph. .
There was much excitement at Denver in
consequence of the discovery of the Secreto
lead in the Gregory mining district.
Emigrants had commenced arriving.
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HORRIBLE AFFAR-A WIFE SLEEPING WITH
A DEAD HUsBASD.-Night before last Abra-
ham Lee, residing at No. 1877 West Court
street, retired with his wife at the usual hour,
apparently in good health, and soon fell into
sound sleep. Yesterday morning his wife
arose and discovered that her husband was
dead, and from appearances had been in that
condition several hours. Horriied at the
thought of having slept while her husband
was dying at herside, she became half frantic,
and seemed wholly inconsolable. Coroner
Carey was sent for, and jury empanneled,
who, after an examination Of the body, and
hearing the testimony of the friends Of the
deceased, rendered verdict of death from
rheumatism of the heart. Mr.. Lee was about
sixty years of age, and besides his wife, leaves
family of four children, all fully grown, to
mourn his sudden demise. l..
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The LATE CASE OF MANNING AT THE EIGHTH
WARD PoLLs-LABIAL EvIDBsoE.-Thc case
of Joseph Goodall, charged with biting off
the lip Of Thomas Cunningham during fight
which occurred at the Eighth Ward polls on
Monday last, came up for examination in the
Police Court yesterday morning The prose-
cutting witness produced the lip he had lost
in evidence against the defendant, and this
labial testimony, although mute, caused
Judge Lowe to hold Goodall in the sum of
$1,000 for his appearance at the Court of
Common Pleas. Elated with his success,
Cunningham insisted that the maDgled lip
should be kept for the benefit of the jury
which will try the cannibalic case in the other
Court, not doubling that it will be as silently
eloquent there as It has already been before
judge Lowe
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4 A Boy SHooTs THE 0vERsHER OF A PLAN
TATIoN DEAD.---A little son of Mrs Pierce, Of
Montgomery, Ala. shotan killed Mr.. Eason,
overseer of Colonel Thomas J. Judge who
vesided at the plantation of the latter, four
miles west of that city. Mrs. Pierce's son
and another lad, having lost boat found it
ceeded TO unfasten II the best way thoy could,
when Mr.. Eason rode up on horseback and
indulged in some abusive language; where
upon Mrs. Pierce's son raised a gun and fired,
the bird-shot taking effect in his side, and
almost instantly producing death.
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Y MEgfiSa 81 .Ths NIfroskt AAsRrcAs As
socIArlov The National American Associa-
ton, Of this city, which consists of nearly
fifteen persons, fourteen men and a small boy,
met last night at Baeon's Building corner Of
Sixth and Walnut. After the meeting had
been called TO order, the Association agreed
TO purchase new book for the Secretary and
the members one by one Jeff the hall until
four or Eve only remained, No, business OF
any kind, apart from what, we have stated,
was transacted, and the Meeting broke up
without formal adjournment. .
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PITTsBURo, April 8, M.-River seven feet
six inches by the pier mark and rising.
Weather cloudy.
ST. LOUIS, April 5, M,AThe river is swell
ing again slightly at this point. The Upper
Mississippi and Missouri are, also rising.
The Illinois is about stationary, with six
and half feet water in the channel.
Weather cloudy and warm.
LOUISVILLE, April 5-P. M.-River falling
rapidly, with five feet four inches water in
the canal. Weather clear. Mercury ST.
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A WRE-BEATER SENT TO JAIL.-About two
weeks ago, man named George V. Butz,
who keeps drinking-hou9e at the corner Of
Hunt and Sycamore-streets, was held to bail
by Judge Lowe, in the sum of $1,000, for his
appearance at the next term of the Court of
Common Pleas, to answer charge of assault
and battery upon his wife, whom he struck
several times with hammer, thereby seri-
ously endangering her life. George Settler,
who, we believe, became his security, went to
the Police Court yesterday and asked to be
released, whereupon Butz was arrested and
lodged in iail
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SorREE DANsANTE.--The last soiree ddnsdnte
to be given during the present season by Mr..
and Mrs. Shank will take place this evening
at National Hall. Mr.. and Mrs. s. are making
extensive preparations for their annual exhi-
bition, to come off Mt the Burnet House on
Tuesday evening, May |, and it will doubtless
be splendid affair. The supper, under the
management of Messrs. johnson Il Sanders,
it is expected will oe miracle in the way Of
culinary art, and the whole affair as pleasant
as the most devoted disciple of Terpsichore
could wish
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From LenvcnwOrth.

LEAvENwoTH, April 5.-Mr. Green Russell,
of Russell's Diggings, Pixies Peak, with a
force of fifty men, has been employed by the
Council, of this city, to survey an airline
Smoky Hill route which is said to be fifty
miles shorter than any other. The company
has already commenced operations, and will
proceed with the work us fast as possible.
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FOR LEASE.

ICOR LEASE-wITH PRIVILEGE OF PUR-
II CHASE-Two Lots on the south side Of Poplar
street, commencing So feet cast Of Baymiller. A
chase within fifteen years.
A Lot on the south east corner Of Liberty and
Jonesstreets, 70 feet Liberty and 81 feet Jones'
Two Lots the east side Of John street, between
Liberty and Oliver. The Lots each 25 feet front
by 80 feet deep, to an alley.
A Lot on the east side Of Cutter-strect, between
Wade and Melancthon. The Lot Is 36h feet front
by % feet deep, TO an alley.
I'D SAMUEL A. SARGENT,
No. = Apollo Building,
ap5-d Corner Of Fifth and Walnut streets
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UTICA, April 5.-The Utica Herald of this
morning contains resolutions of the Directors
of the Bank of Central New York, resembling
their action for the removal of Mr.. Matteson
from the Presidency of that institution, and
inviting him TO resume the duties of that
office. Mr.. Matteson has not signifed his
acceptance H|
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The RooF OF CHUacH Blown OFF BY
GALE.-The roof of the Methodist Church,
located on Findlay-street near Baymiller,
was blown off by the gale of yesterday. 1t
was composed Of tin, and the accident oc-
CURED while the street was thronged with
children who were returning from school;
but notwithstanding it fell directly in their
midst, no one was injured.
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NORFOLK, Virginia, April 5-The British
schooner Alice Rogers of st. Johns, New
Brunswick, from Montego Bay, Jamaica,
bound to Philadelphia, put in here.
Captain Broley offered to sell, in Hampton
Roads, two free negroes, whereupon he was
arrested, and the vessel taken in charge by
the authorities,
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James f. Cunningham then offered the 70
lowing resolution:

James f. Cunningham then offered the fol-
lowing resolution
"ResolUed, That we have undiminished
confidence in the national conservatism of
the Hon. Edward Bates, and that we will hail
with perfect satisfaction the nomination by
the Baltimore Convention of either Bates,
Bell, Fillmore or Crittenden, or any other
man Of like national principles"
Mr.. Tomlinson moved to amend by striking
out the name of Mr.. Bates, and it was also
suggested that the resolution would be i'm
proved by placing the name of Fillmore at
its head and that of Bates at its tail, but be-
fore the vote was taken Edgar M. johnson
moved TO lay the whole matter upon the
table.
Mr.. Terrence here made very cunning
but unsuccessful effort to express his opinion
of the resolution in a speech, but was called
to order. He said he arose to a point of
order, and stated the point, but it was SO ex-
ceedingly fine that the President failed to see
it, and finally baffled, Mr.. I. took his seat.
Some of the members of the Convention
thought il would discover q lack of respect
for Mr.. Bates if the resolution were tabled,
when some one shouted, "That is the inten-
tion," whereupon the vote was taken and
the resolution laid upon the table, only two
voices voting In the negative. .r.
A collection was then taken up TO defray
the expenses Of the Convention, and Messrs.
Hefferman, Churchill and Cunningham were
appointed a committee to attend to the adj
vertising of the State Convention; after
which the meeting adjourned.
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CHURcH's News DEPoT.-Church, at his
depot in the Postofiice, receives the leading
New York dailies regularly, and is prepared
to deliver them some time before they are
distributed at the Office. He always has, too,
q supply Of the choicest and freshest news,
and the latest periodicals of all kinds.
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ROBBERY OF ADAMS & Co.'s ExPRRss OPPIcE
AT VINoENNEs.-The safe in the Office of
Adams 4 Co.'s Express, at Vincennes, Ind,
was broken open last night and robbed OF
So, 200. The news came TO this city by tele-
graph, and the officers of the company offer q
reward Of $1,000 for the arrest Of the thief
and the recovery Of the money.
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into Virginia We win hang you higher than
we did John Brown.
Mr.. Lovejoy: No doubt Of y.
The Committee. rose and she House ad-
iourned.
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SIX Children Burnt to Death.

CHICAGO, April 5.-A dispatch from Orion,
Richland County, Wisconsin, states that a
house in that village occupied by family
named Reagan, was destroyed by FIRE on
Tuesday last. Six children perished in the
flames The eldest was sixteen years. ~.
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PRovIDENcE, April 5.-The whole vote Of
the State has been received, and is as fol
lows: Sprague 1926; Paddleford los3b;
Scattering l43. Sprague's majority l,Sol.la
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DtscHAReE OF 4 CoUSTERFEITER.-L. E.
Clounlnger, who, it will be remembered, was
arrested some time ago and held to bail for
his appearance before the United States Dis
trict Court upon charge Of manufacturing
counterfeit coin, was discharged yesterday
from the county Jail.
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MILWAUKEE,, April 4.-Court Commissioner
Miller, of Racine, has issued writ of habeds
corpus in the case of Sherman M. Booth, now
in custody of the United States Marshal, for
rescuing fugitive slave Glover, two years
writ
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AUCTION SALES.

A UCTION SAIR--BY @, J. W. sMITH.-Pos-
IN itive sale of twenty Lots In Ewings and Harris
len, Baum and Oregon streets, on TUESDAY MORN
ING, April l0 at 10 o'clock-Will be sold at public
Lots in Ewingfs and Hartshorn's subdivision Of
ana The ots on arc y ay a. t on
by about 100 feet deep and centrally situated 70
sold to the highest bidder. Title perfect. p'''''
Terms Of Sale-Part Of the lots one-third cash,
balance In one and two years. the remainder OF the
lots onefourth cash. balance in two and four years,
with per cent interest. .-. -..--
o,sr ESs iITssE ~ n2SIrs Of 81 n
HARTsH0RN, QoAl-oil Works, East Pearl-street.
Q &c. j. W. SMITH, Auctioneer,
Ap6 .- ..a--..- No. o11 Vine street,
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Knight. Of tho Golaen Clrole.

ST. LOUIS, April 3.-The st. Joseph papers
say that several hundred Knights Of the
Golden Circle from Kansas aud Nebraska had
arrived there, and would be prepared to start
soon for Mexico. .... -. ..I...t .
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We arp indebted to Aessrs. Robert Clarke
q Co. for the political Debates between
Hon. Abraham Lincoln and Hon. Stephen A.
Douglas, in the Campaign of 1858, in nli-
nois," a handsome octave Of HEAR 800 pages,
published by Follett Foster 4 Co.. Of Co
tumhua
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bEcfURs.--Rev., VIM. Taylor, who did not
arrive in time to deliver his lecture on Life
in California" last evening, will deliver II
this (Ffiday) evening at Wesley Chapel.
Doors open at seven; lecture to commence at
eight.
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Failure.

New ORLEANS, April 5.---t is reported that
VIM. T. Starke, a prominent cotton factor,
has failed Liabilities large.
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LOST

II OST-A GOLD SHELL LOCKET-on Monday
- evening, somewhere between tho Postofilce and
the Bevis House. The finder will be literally re-
waEded by leaving L with r. q; WRIGHT, Carlisle
Room No. 5, or at the Bevis House. ap5-b+
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A gcTIoN sALElBY IAcoB q eRAFg., y |, \ a g, 2

A Furniture, Plano, &o-oa MONDAY MORN,
ING, April q at O'clock, will be- sold at auction,
ture, consisting Of velvet carpets, mahogany dyan,
do. Parlor chairs, rocking chairs, reception chairs,
bles etagcres fire sets, candelabras, nantel orih-
ments, two glass chandeliers u
board, sofa, two mahogany match-tables, carpets,
cane chairs walters dining and tea ware, glassware,
stair carpet book case book shelves, stoves, hat
rack hall oil-cloh, chairs, mats, &C., two Sec
retaries, hedstealls, dressing and plain bureaus,
wash stands, hair and shuck mattresses, tables,
chairs, feather pillows, bedding, toilet ware ward
robe, curtains, chamber carpets, fire sets, &C.
- IL NJ JACOB GRAFT, Auetioneer,
apo No. Is East Fourth-street
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MONTHLY REPORT OF THE Cry AUDITOR
From the monthly report of the City Auditor
we take the following exhibit of the receipts
month Of March:
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At one o'clock this afternoon, ]. Graf h
Co. will continue the sale of lots on the Rid
die Estate. The company will assemble at
the Brighton House. I
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g. W. Sheppard 4 Co., the well-Rnown
manufacturers of Gold Pens, have removed
70 No,e West Fodrth-street, over Beggs h
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New YoRK, April 6.--The East River Bank
was restored to the Clearinghouse Associa-
ton to-day. HrF .a
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City News.

FOR slEF-A desirable route on this pa
per- Apply at the Office.
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OFFICIAL ELECTION RETURNs.-The follow
ing is the official vote for city officers and
magistrate, according to the footings of the
Mayor and City Clerk. The figures do not
materially vary from those we have already
published, and we, therefore, give only the
vote ON the city ticket, as follows;
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LETTERS DETAINED FOR WANT OF PosrAoE

April 5;
X. W. Booth, New York City.
Ketchum CONN, indianapolis, Ind.
Mrs. Adeline Berry, Aiken, 8. q.
Mrs. Philip DOddridge, COyington, Ky.
Or. VIM. Pine, Chllicothe, Ohio,
Miss Emma Winters, Hamilton, o.
Mrs, Il, 2, Tuoke, Davenport, Iowa.
Also-A number Of drop letters (wedding invita-
tiong, &c.,) not prepaid.
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AUCTION SALE-DY JACOB GRAFT 4 90.
n AdIqnrIed Ssl9 9f LSts S in the Riddle Estate
the sale Of Lots i the Riddle Estate will be contin
ued,, Owing to the inelement state of the weather
sold large numb Der Of the most desirable lots are
still on hand, and will be sold without reserve;
Those who are making Investments should avail
themselves Of this opportunity. 40
N. B.-The company will meet punetnaliy at the
's"''" --N'7' JACOB GRAFT, Auctioneer, H.
ap5 No. Is East Fourth-street.
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a UCTION SALE.-I3y KELLOGG 4 WILL
IN LIAhIS, in Sales-rooms Nos. ~ and "a East
Thrd-street Carpets, &c, at Auction
THIS (Eriday) MORNING, April 9, at 9. O'clock, a
general variety of Parlcr, Chamber and Dining
room Furniture. r,-f' uA,lA -,
ALsO--io pieces Wool and Hemp Carpets 20 OIL
Ware, &C. [ap6l A. KELLOGG, Auctioneer.
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a UCTION SALE-BY JACOB GRAFT co.
IN Stock and Fixtures of Drugstore.-0n TUES
DAY MORNING, April 10, at 91f o'clock, will be
sold at Aretion on tas Premises On ne %
Drugstore, which Is Of the first quality, comprising
every article necessary for carrying on an extensive
business. The Fixtures consist of shelving, marble
top counters, soda oounters, fne marble pedestal,
Barnafd'E apparatus for charging soda txrter, and
glass foiintaiiis-the whele in complete order. The
location Is among the best in the city for the drug
business. This sale Affords rare opportunity for
desiring to commence the above business,
the stand being already established. fnF.fky n .
Terms Of Sale-Si,000 in cash, balance in three,
six, nine, twelve and eighteen months, with op-
proved security. To be sold in one lot. -...
The stock can be examined at any time previous
to the SALE \. JACOB GRAFF, Auctioneer,
APPS "' No. Is East Fourth-street.
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- - ~ JACOB CRAFT, Auetioneer,
ap6 No. 4 - East Fourth street

A UCTION sALRABY JACOBkGRATF 4 co.
on SATURDAY MORNING, April I, at S1 O'Clock,
at our store No 1S Fast F9nrth; street q quantity
ap6 III TiT JACOB GRAFF, Auctioneer.
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ANNUAL REPORT OF THE CHIEF ENGINEER OF
THE FIRE DEPARTMENT.-From the last an
nuaI report of the Chief Engineer Of the Fire
Department we take the following exhibit of
the number of fires, alarms, the amount of
loss andIinsurance, togetherwith the expenses
of the Department for the year and the in
crease over the preceding:
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RoR SALE,

FQR, sAI.K-A lot Of tables and chAlrA sefs
-. little used. suitable for a @ lsTr lfS Rt Hltiee
:ss sssrssa ssssvls %sSai IA hS ' A svsS ssts
FqE sAh % nSSsEs A ANP ,,,k EOys-A -. !. R,Isss Az
Lot, on Cissk .strcstI Tor 1000,
Ps SiS q 'shs Sy oo Sp q o0urrs'
g b SS .sst e !ss SCTth side Of aiIiOn'street,
n.sr ,SrSe.s,aSs S% House Of nine rooms on tho
f H%SPSpStrset % Sy co setwsss sSo ibnn HpS
down. balance In one, two and three yeeygta IA
RFSs HSsss n:s rS %Ss fsr ssns oT as sS
sss @ sss Esss E 3 y SS ss G ss
alley-for $500.
.rset near York"Iot 3 By 100 feet to an scy"f0r
Ts%S rSs CS.sE's % s1a s hS % S,s ;GS,h
ior f6f si,f63 ehch Wili be sOS separately or to-
Also "A 'siSiety Of vacant Lots in the western
part Of the city, at less prices than they will sell for
AZ public auction. SAMUEL a. SABoENT,
aps-c Corner o . 81 FFiSg fFihSg and and Walnut Walnut
U5NoR sAbfs=A now FRAME House VI six rooms,
We'll hA!shed thrShshStt, and large Lot, IN
VI near " The ss reading Road and @ Pisrs
,i,lES frame Hcuss six room. and
and abudnSs and Tot g e on 'a BY 80 ssSerS deep
finely oTna~lsSnted with shrusbcry, very pleasantly
,,Hiafso Severn other hSSsss ss spa iots on Walnut
Hills, which VIII " 4Qld.ldw and terms made easy.
SAMUEL A. SARGENT,
Z, No, Apollo Buildings,
Aps-d Corner Of Fifth and walnut.streets,
TCOR. sALE-CoyETY. .NtGiiTs-In Indiana
- and Ohip, for Kohlef's Models (patent) for cut
ting Ladies' Dfesses and Gentlemens and Chldren's
Garmehk. Can be learned in five minutes. Agents,
male and female, make one hundred per cent. by
selling the Models Ladies', you are Interested.
Can at No. 26B WeBtcrn.row and exnWine them.
ap5-b+ ISAAC BULLOCK.
EOR sALR--QARRIAGEs 600 worth Of
Carriages and Buggies, better styles and cheaper
than they can he bought in Cincinnati. All work
warranted for one year, and hest of city references
given. Terms cash. No. o East Sixth.street, Gin.
api-am JOHN A. SHANNON.
ESOR sALB-CALoRIC ENGINE-The CalorIc
n Engine, which IL known the whole country over
as the one used for the publication of the Penny
Press Address JOHN d. CALDWELL,
mal3f Cincinnati, 0hioI
F7VOR SALE-RARE CHANCE-I offer for sale
so feet front on Fourth street, by l60 feet deep
between the residence of Judge Este and the Pike
Buildings, being the most desirable. Lot for fine
private residence now TO be had In the city. Terms
easy, and made known on application to M. II. COOK,
at No. 3B1 West Fourth-street. masam
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FOR RENT.

UN0R RFNT--A' DWHLLING-HOUsE
II fainine fonr roc ms and Kitchen, = largo yara,
with fruit-frees, situated on Mount hdamsl on & Vp
street, between Broa, Twas and Pike. epiaw-
KNOR RRNI--Ho, I SEA brick house contain
IL Ing four rooms Al q Kitchen, centrally located,
saS saiS fafSs iSssSs % & ssaen rent '
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BOARDING.


WpOARDING-A lady and gentleman can be ac-
ND cOmmOdated with pleasant front room AZ
l43 Race-street also several single gentlemen with
board and lodging, ,and day boarding. ap6-bt
WDOARDINGAThree or four single gentlemen
I'D can be accommodated with board and lolRing
at OAS Vast Fiffh -street II .lIf dH lNd apblb%
RQARDING7Twqo or three iearders az 1g1
AD Longworth, near corner Of John. apS-o,
UDOARnINGAA few gentlemen can be accom-
ID modated with two pleasant rooms, with or
withoutpoafd, at No. JOB Third-street, apo-o-
U1OARDING-Furnis and unfurnished rooms
HD to rent with haaFd. Board aud lodging for
single Rentlenien. Day .boarters can be accommo-
dated. No. 1S7 sycamorc-street. apo-aw.
DOARDING-0n or two single. gentlemen can
NO secure a pleasant room, with board, Ia q pri-
waite faulty, wherca few boarders are received, at
No. 100 Longworth-street, between Elm and Plum.
Terms moderate, l u -------l IL ~ aporDs
WDOARDING--seyera families, or q number Of
D single gentlemen, can be ace9mIm93datsd 3s with
At 1888 Sycamore street. east side one door south OF