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FOR RENT.

VTOR RENT-HOUSE-A three. story brick,
H containing nine rooms, bathroom gas &c,
centrally situated Address Box S46. sel-nF
ETOR RENT-ROOMS-Furni Rooms for
n single gentlemen small families be OBJ
tanned by applying at So Pike-st. ses-b+
ENOR RENT-Seyeral unfinished front rooms
~ suitable for gentemen's sleeping rooms, can be
obtained by applying Immediately at the south-e
corner of Fifth and Sycamore, No. 16O. ses-f
ENOR RENT-FURNISHED ROMA gentle
H man, having larger house than his family re-
quires, wishes to rent furnished front room, lit
with gas, to one or two gentlemen. Location, west
of Postofiice. Address B., this office. seS-bF
ErOR RENT-O Es-On Thrd.st.-A
H small ofhce, at $40 per month also small
apartment adjoining also large front office, VIII ole
or in part-house 73 West Thlrd-st. Apply to DIR.
Il. RIEDER, in said office seS-dt
TCOR RENT On the north side of Ninth-st.,
eight rooms, with cistern, hydrant and gas. In
quiIe at the alnt-shop, 177 Plum-st., or of VIM.
B. DICKSON, As Mound-st. se6-d'
WNOR RENT-DAGUERREIAN ROOMS-We
II fitting up. in the third story Of our building
No. West Fourth.st., some rooms that will be
admirably adapted for the above purpose, and, as
the rent will not be high, will enable an artist to
make money. lseI-b"l BEGGS SMITH.
ETOR RENT-By the year or month the large
II hall and ante-rooms in Columbia Building,
Northeast corner Court and Central avenue. In
guire of A. J. KIZER, at Guou KiZer's Iron aud
Hardware store, Northeast corner of Court and
Central-aVenue. se4-l'
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A N ORDINANCE EGi T6 f,1i 1hi1srARL1sH THE

q n UHDINANCE To ESTAHLISH THE
n grade Of CHARLOTTE street, from Western-row or
Centra-avenue TO West Plum-street. .
SECTION l. BE Il ordened by The CifV Council Of The
city Of CinoinHG, That the grade Of Charlotte street
be and the same Is hereby established follows.
Commencing at the intersection of the north gutter
of Charlotte-stIeet and the east gutter of Western
row or Central-avenue, as paved, at the level Of
l,3l IS; thence with the north gutter OF Charlotte
street, at ascending grade ofeight feet and een
hundredths of foot in each hundred feet the
west side of West Plum-street; distance Of two
hundred and seventy-seven feet and the level OF
l,0Gg.03.
pone. at the Council Chamber in the city Of Cin-
cinnati, this NTH day of September, in the year
thousand eight hundred and sixty. IL ..F
JOHN Il. TORRENCE, President.
Attest: SAM. L. CoRWINE, City Clerk.
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ACCIDENT TO LAD FROM FALL.--A lad
about twelve years of age, named James Sui
ton, whose parents reside on Bank-street,
near Central-avenue, fell from shed In the
rear OF his home, yesterday aiternooni dis
tance Of nearly fllteen feet, and broke bis
arm, besides injuring himself otherwise quite
severely, ~ - 49,
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ROBBERY AT EAST WALNUT HILLs.-Yes-
terday morning, about nine O'clock the
residence of W. W. Scarborough, on East
Walnut Hills was entered and robbed of
silver-ware to the amount of $3.50. A man
was seen leaving the house and afterward
arrested and carried to the Hammond-street
Station-house, where the ware was found
upon his person. His name is said to be
Joseph Reeder, and he will probably have
a hearing this morning before Judge Lowe.
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MAN SEVERELY BEATEN.-A man named
Michael Karrigan, deck-hand upon one
of the steamers at the wharf, was found
upon the bank of the canal, near Eighth
street, night before last in a state of semi
insensibility. His head was severely bruised
as if struck with n stone or slung-shot, and
his body bore traces of having been brutally
beaten. His wants were attended 10 and he
will recover, but he can not tell who struck
him or why il was done.
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.NopD,N.~ ,,,} lNGl a,D IsLl ssrss am

AN ORDINANCE TO ASSESS A sPE-
IA Ola L tax on the real estate bounding on the
north side of Water-street, from smith-street to
Nine-street.
SECTION /. BE ordained by tle Cifv Council of ne
city Of Cincinnati That the sum Of sixty -fye cents
three mills and six-tenths of mill, for thirteen
feet sidewalk; 62 50 100 cents for 12x feet sidewalk;
81 S2-O0 cents for llS feet sidewalk 90 2Tl0O cents
for 10 feet sidewalk; 45 25l0O cents for feet side
walk; IS 20-lO0 cents for feet sidewalks 2S so 100
cents for 5h feet sidewalk; and 2j l4-l0O cents for
feet sidewalk to lie levied and assessed each foot
front Of the several lots Of land bounding and abut
ing the north side Of Water street, from Smith
street TO Vine street, the said lots delineated
and described in the Civil Engineers plat, now on
record in the City Auditors Office, for the cost and
expense of grading and paving, with good hard
burned paving brick, the sidewalks on the north
side of Nater-street, from Smth-street to Vine
street. according to the estimate of the Civil Engi
neer aforesaid. rr
SIC. That the of the several lots of laud
upon each front foot Of which the aforesaid Ia
assessed, shall pay the amounts Of m )ney by them
seveTnlly due in that behalf TO Corderman Lewis
within twenty days from the date Of this ordinance,
or he subject to the interest and penalty allowed
upon the same.
Done at the Council Chamber, in the city of Cin-
cinpa att, this fifth day of September, in the year
JOHN +. TORRENCE, President.
Attest: SAM. l.. CORwINE, City Clerk. se7-c
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NrOlIoE To All. WHOM m pIAY coN-

IN CEkN.-Notioe Is hereby gwen that there are
pending before the City Council Of the City Of Gin
cinnati, the following Ordinances, to-wit;
To establish the grade of Bro sne-street from D..
Brownies east line TO his west line and 20 repeal so
much Of an ordinance entitled, an Ordinances to
establish the grade Of Browne-atreet, from 81 j.
Brownies east line to section line passed May "a,
1885, as conflicts herewith.
To grade and pave with boWlder-stone Haven
alley, from Ninth street 10 Richmond street.
To grade and pave with hOWlder-stOne Willow.
alley from East Plum street 10 Eim-street.
TO grade and pave with brick the unpayed side
walks on FL street, from Monnd-street 70 PARK
To grade and pave with brick the nnBayod side
walks ON Ptne-street, from Gest-sireet . oiAtk-
In pursuance Of the law said 0EdiRagees waEs
twice read laid the fable, and the Cielk
70 give four weeks notice OF the pendencg of the
1s law r.a,,res an claims ior damages tina, mar
accrue nom said 90 he nied Ia MrilnE
with the City Clerk, settling iotih ths emonrf m
damnnfF Claimed within weeks after the xrIIt-
tion u the time required for the publication Of such
notice, when the same viii DO taken W tar hnei
Ai'sszi sss-iw SAN. L, oORwIHE. CIV elsEks :
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Andreas Ungruh was appointed guardian
of Mary Ungruh, aged nine years, and Eliz-
abeth Ungruh, aged six years.
An inventory was filed by Ann Kilfoile
Administrative of Patrick Kilfoile.
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THE ADAMS EXPRESS OoMPANY.-We are
daily placed under obligations to this excel
lent company for Eastern papers in advance
of the mail. Such fayors are always appre-
ciated. -. -.'..r
Mr.. s. @. Meredith viii also accept our
thanks for Indianapolis and st. Louis papers
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LATEST FROM JAPAK.-Haye yoa tried the
new teas from Japan? Call at Pendery 4
Co.'s, northwest corner Of Fifth aud Wal
nut-streetsI and get samples, which viii be
furnished free Of charge. -..
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mo. 165.
AN ORDINANCE TO ESTABLISH THE
lay street.
SUCTION l. BE ordained bv the Oitv Council
of the city Of Cincinnati, that the grade of Pnk-aey
be ard the same is hereby established as follows:
commencing at the south gutter of York-street and
the center of Pink-alley paved, at the level
l,0251S; thence ascending fifty .huldreths of foot
T. the south aide of ork street, the level lO2l65
thence descending three feet in each one hundred
feet the distance of three hundred and forty nine
feet to the north gutter of Findlay street. paved
the level ,035 II.
Done at the City Council Chamber in the city Of
Cincinnati, this 5th day Of September, in the year
one thousand eight hundred and sixty.
JOHN +. T0RRENOE, President,
Attest: SAM. L. CORwINE, City Clerk. seT-c
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PERSONAL,

WDER SONAL-To GEO. w L. Buckley, whose
u residence ia unknown.-The undersigned
terms Of contract dated the first day Of October,
A. D. lsss, that will ,'put an end" to TO- said CON
bly, with the stipulstions thereof $. w. ELY,
formerly ''of Chillicothe, Ohio"
Cincinnati, August 80, 1860. au3l-j
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POCKET PICKED AT THE FAIR,-A man
cab, Kentucky, had his pocket picked at the
Fair, yesterday afternoon, of portemonuaie
containing $2s in bank-bills, and 800 in
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SALE OF SECONDHAND FURNITURE--At
nine o'clock this morning, J. Graf & Co.
sell a large stock of new and second hand
furniture; large bookcase; large mirrors, &C.,
at their store, No. ls East Fourth-street.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE.
- CEiVED at tho office of the Board Of City Inn
provements until O'Clock A. M. OF FRIDAY, Sep
furnishing new ones where necessary, and paving
NTH good sound bowlder stone-none to be less
eight inches deep-Front-St, from Mill.st, east, to
eSSnEsSt con d With the present hCwldsred
the city, including three rows Of dressed gutter.
stones, and double twelve, -six-nch hagginRs OF
Dayton, Xenia Indiana nat-rock stone at all the
crossings. Each bid to be accompanied by two
Eureties Bidders TO the printed forms, as no
other will be received By order Of the Board.
sP4-tt CHARLES BALANCE, Clerk.
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COUNTY FINANcEs.-The following table
from the books in the Office of the County
Auditor shows the receipts and disburse-
ments of the county, from August l, to the
3lst, inclusive:
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BOARD OF CRY IMPRovEMEETs.-At the
regular semi-weekly session of the Board of
City Improvements, held yesterday morn
ing, the subject of building a bridge over the
Miami Canal at Fourteenth-street, was snb-
mitted to Council, with communications on
that subject from Mr.. Borey and the citizens
of the Seventh Ward.
Communications from e. B. Reeder, in re-
lation to the improvement of streets on
Mount Auburn; from Judge Mclean and
other parties, demanding the construction
of certain sewers, west of Freeman-street;
and of residents of the Twelfth Ward, pro-
testing against the use of public sewers by
slaughtering and other establishments, were
read and referred.
The use of the Orphan Asylum Lot on
the 9th inst, was granted to the Old Wood
ward Club.
The Engineer reported an estimate of the
cost of paving Findlay street, from Canal to
Campbell, and the Clerk was authorized to
prepare an assessment ordinance for the
same.
Two thousand five hundred dollars were
allowed G. W. Runyan for work on the City
Buildings, and the Clerk ordered to prepare
an ordinance to pave Laurel-alley, from
| George to Barr-street.
The Commissioners were authorized to re-
pair the pavements on East Front-street
| Bridge, Hathaway street from Baymiller to
| Jane, and Baymiller from Sixth to George.
| Also the crossings at the intersections of
! Fourth with Sycamore, Main and Walnut,
and Third with the same streets.
The Clerk was ordered to advertise for
| proposals to pave the following streets;
Dayton-alley, from Central-ayenue TO
Whiteman (sidewalkE Hopkins, from Cutter
to Freeman; Barnard, from Brighton to Har-
rison-ayenue (sidewalks Fourteenth, from
/ Vine to Race; Hatters-alley, from Vine to
Pearl; Chapel, from Walnut to Vine; Wal
nut, from Water, l0b feet south; Langdon-
alley, from Sixth to Eighth (sidewalks)
Linn, from George to Seventh; barr, from
Mound to Gutter lsidewalks6 Richmond
/ from CentrAl-avenue 10 Plum; Branch, from
Stark to Balance-alley; Balance-alley, from
Dunlap TO Branch (sidewalksE and Laurel
| from Linn to Freeman.
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LOST,

II OsT-A large-sized dark brindle Bull Slut
~ Any person returning her to the grocery -store
south west corner of Broadway and Fifth-st., will
be literally rewarded. ses-bf
T OsT-A BUNDLE OF PRINTING PAPER
IL Marked "S s ~ between L. NJ. r. r. Depot
and corner of Fourth and Pike-sts. Any person
returning il to SPEER & STEPHENS, 1853 Main
ST., will be suitably rewarded. se8-bF
II OST-An uncut brlndle Bull Pup, about six
HA months old small white spot on the fore
head had on a leather strap, with ring in 1t.
The finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving it
at 603 Eighth-st. se8-b"
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AN ORDINANCE II 70 OF ESTABLISH THE

A N ORDINANCE TO ESTABLISH THE
berry street.
SECTION !. BE 10 ordained By He City Council of
fhe city Of Cincinnati That the grade Of Eden street
be and the same is hereby established as follows:
Commencing at the intersection OF the west gutter OF
Eden-sreet and the north gutter Of Peete street
paved the level Of 4s6 thence with the west gutter
feet and seven hundred and eighty four thoussndth
of foot in each hundred feet to the south gutter
Of Mulberry street, distance of one hundred and
twenty-five feet, and the level 90: :63.
Done at the Council Chamber, In the city Of Gin
cinnati, this ffth day of September in the year one
thousand eight hundred and sixty.
JOHN r. TORRENCE, President.
Attest: SAM l.. CoRwISE, City Clerk. se7-c
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- CElVED az the office Of the Board Of City Im-
proyements until O'Clock A. NJ of FRIDAY, Sep
tember "a, 1860 for regarding and paving AndreWs-
alley, from the west gutter Of Nine-st to the east
gutter Of Race-st,, as follows Set eurbs, and fur
nish new ones, where necessary, aud place a Of
Day ton, Xenia Indiana hs t-rook stone sixteen
by-siN inches each side, forming the cutters with
the curb the center between the haggiug TO b0
paved with good sound boWlder stone-none TO be
less than four inches in depth, on a bed Of clean
gravel eight inches deep-the cur lbs 70 be six feet
apart at the bottom and six and half feet at too Of
roadway. Each bid to be accompanied by two sure
ties. Bidders TO the printed forms, as no other
will be received. BY order of the Board; ~ =,
se4-tt CHARLES BALLANOE, Clerk.
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SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE.
y CElNED at the office Of the Board OF City Inn
proyements until 9 o'clock A. M. Of FRIDAY, Sep
furnishing new ones where necessary, and paving
with good, sound bowlder stone-none to be less
than four inches in depth, bed Of clean gravel
eight inches doep-Plum ST., from the south gutter
Of Waer-st. to the north gutter of Riyer-st, in-
Guiding three rows Of dressed gutter-st and
double twslve-by- six. inch fiaggings of Dayton,
Aenia or Indiana fiatrock stone at all the cross
inRs; Each bid to be accompanied by two sureties.
Bidders to use the printed forms, as no other win
be received. by order of the Board.
se4-tt CHARLES BALANCE, Clerk.
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ROUTE FOR SAIE.-A good route for sale
on this paper. Apply at the Counting-room
between the hours of FIVE and six o'clock P.
NJ this week.
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For fine artistic picture 90 to A. S.
Blooms Gallery, IA West Fifth-st.
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BOARDING.


IVOAR DING-Two pleasant unfurnished rooms
lp suitable for gentleman and wife. Also, fur
nshed room with board for single gentleman
References exchanged Inquire at 1874 West Ninth
street. seS-bF
DOARDING-Largea and pleasant rooms, fur
AO nished or unfurnished, suitable for families
gentlemen, can be had at 139 Sycamore ST.,
above Fourth also day -boarders accommodated.
Ises-b|l
DOARDING-One or four single gentlemen
Io1 can obtain pleasant rooms, with good board in
a private family, at 105 Longworth-st., between
Elm and Plum. Terms moderate. se7-bf
DOARDING-One large front room, suitable
ID for a family, and a few pleasant rooms for sin
gle gentlemen; also, a few day bOardeTs be ac-
cummodated at No. 225 West Fourth street, near
Plum. seS.bS
BOARDING Gentlemen wishing to obtain
- the comforts Of a home can be suited at the
and Seventh; also, nicely furnished rooms, with
gas, without board, if preferred. Room for few
se6-hE JOHN MARTIN, Proprietor.
WpOARDING-Familie and single gentlemen
HO car obtain pleasant rooms with board on
second floor Zone 'front.', furnished nnfurnished.
Day boarders wanted. Apply at 162 Broadway.
lse5-dSl
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SSRALED PROPOsALs WIZ BE RE-

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL bE hk~
- CElYED al the Office Of the Board 9I u Wy tm-
prOyements unlil O'Clock A. NJ o. fhiOAt, sep
tember H. 1850, for regarding ana pANihg wool
alley, from the north gutter q SiAth-st. 70 the
south gutter of George; st, as follows; Set eurbs,
row Of Dayton, Xeuia or Indiana fat-rock stone
tagging, sixteen by six lnenes eaeh siae, FORMING
flseging 70 be paved with good, sound bowlder
sfone-pune To be less than four inches Ia depth,
on 4 bed Of clean gravel eight inches deep-the
curbs he six feet apart a. the bottom aud six and
a half feet at tip Of roadway. Each bid to be ae-
companied by two suTeties. Bidders 10 use the
printed fvrms, as no other viii be received. By
se4-it CHARLEs BALANCE, Clerk.
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THE DAILY PRESS.
City News.

ng-For Financial and Commercial mat.
ters, and River News, see Fourth Page.
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CEALED PROPOSALS Will DE RR

- CEIYED at the office Of the Board of City lm-
provements until O'clock A. NJ. Of FRIDAY, Sep
tenn her "a, 1850, for grading and paving with good,
haTd.burned paving brick, on a bod OF clean sand
four inches deep, the sidewalks on Harrie-s from
the Whitewater Canal to fIont-st. Each bid TO be
accompanied by two sureties Bidders TO use the
seq se4-tt t. INV CHARLES BALANCE Clerk.
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LETTERS DETAINED FOR WANT OF POSTAGE,
Friday, September Z, 1860:
Mrs. w. @. Mcdowell, Richmond, Ky.
Mr. Lewis q. Hellwigs, Franklin, La. u
Isaac Hickman, Bethel, Ohio.
Mrs. Mary j. Stanfer, Elzaville, Ky. ..I
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SUDDEN AND SINGULAR DEMIsE-Fatal
Result Of Bovine Post-mortem-A COW
belonging to Henry Roemer and Henry Bande
who, we believe, were brothers-in-law, died
the owners thinkingit had been poisoned,
determined to make post-mortem exami-
nation of the body for the purpose of dis
covering, if possible, the cause Of its death.
Accordingly, they began to dissect the de-
ceased quadruped, but before they finished,
both were suddenly taken ill. Emesis fol-
lowed and spasms, and in spite of the efforts
of q physician, who was Immediately called
to their relief Bande died, and Roemer is in
a condition that renders his recovery almost
impossible. The parties reside in Deercreek
Valley, and the circumstance has created
considerable excitement throughout the
vicinity. No inquest, we understand, has
been held, but the case is so singular in every
respect, that for the sake of science, an ex-
animation would not be amiss.
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sTRAYED.

STRAEED-0R STOLEN "A red-and-,rhite
- Cow white spot on forehead teats black wide
hams. A suitable reward will be given for her re-
turn (or information concerning herr 70 81 Eliza
beth-st. |Ns" kN.a . .I 'N se3-b&
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oDn,N. ~ 70; = /,

= N O H ID N a n q E IV ANNKNN y
N Special Tax on the real estate bounding on
Cay.street, from Allison, TO connect with the bowl
dercd pavement.
SECTION !. Be ordained BY the Cty Oo,ptcl Of the
city of Cincinnati, That the sum Of seventy-fFe
cents and nethird Ofone cent be levied and assessed
on each foot front Of the several lots Of land bound
ing and abuting from Aliison-stree, 70
connect with the bowldered pavement, as the said
lots are delineated and described in the Civil En-
ginceFs plat, now on record in the City Auditors
once, for the cost and expenses Of paving, with
good sound bowlder stone, Clay street. from Allison
street. to connect with the bOwldered pavement,
according to the estimate Of the Civil Engineer
SIC. q That the owners ofthe several lots ofIand.
upon each front foot Of which the sum aforesaid II
assessed, shall pay the amounts Of money by them
seyerally due, in that behalf to Jones & Ronfe,
contractors, within twenty days from the date of this
ordinance, or e subject to the interest and penalty
allowed upon the same. .--
Done at the Council Chamber, In the city Of Cin-
cinna'i, this tifth day Of September, In the year
eighteen hundred and sixty.
JOHN +. TORRENCE. President.
Attest SAM. i. COHwINT, City Clerk se7-c
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.isft n ~ t. w. '.4Lasl - l..sslb
,Jg s f4Ea1 1tE4
! - d. Ed ~ @.lE4
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METEOROLOGICAL OBsERvATIoNs--By Henry
Ware, Optician, September q:
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CITY ORDINANCES
AN oRnINALNSGhi x TO Ast

AN ORDINANCR TO ASSESS A
n special Tax on tho Real Estate bounding
Eighth. street from Broadway TO Miami Canal.
SECTION l.. Bet ordained bg Gae city Council Of ne
city 2t ClnetnRoh: That the sum Of ore dollar and
twentyetFht cents, eight mills and nine -tcnths Of
one mill, be Levied and assessed on each foot front
OF the several lots of land bounding and abutting
Eighth street from Broadway TO fhe Miami Canal;
as the said lots are deueated aud described In the
Qiyil Engineers plat, now record in the City Au
diturs office. for the cost and expense Of pavinR
with good sound bowder-stone, Eighth street from
broadway 70 the Miami Canal, according to the
estimate Of the Civil Engineer aforesaid.
SEC. O. That the owners Of the several lots Of land
upon each front foot of which the aforesaid a
~ sessed, shall pay the amounts Of money By them
severally due, in that behalf to John RYAN,
contractor, within twenty days from the date Of this
ordnance or be subject to the interest and penalty
allowed upon the same.
Done at the Council Chamber, In the city OF Gin
cinnati, this fifth day Of Septemher. IN the year
eighteen hundred and sixty.
JOHN II. T0RRENCE, President.
Attest: SAM v. CORwINE, City Clerk. aeT.c
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s ylgIs + y. {, 80 z. 9EFA
Eipa
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MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, AT 4P. NJ.
For Parkerhburg and Wheeling.
STEAhIER sALLIE LIST LEAVES As
=ss8 T. McBuRSrE, Agent [. -
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"ANTED-Immediate n nurse to take care
w of q young infant, to take the babe home.
Board paid weekly or monthly. Please address
MRS. L. E., Press Office. se7-b+
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"ANTED-A young man from l6 to Is years of
w age, who has some knowledge of millinery
goods, and can furnish good references, at 121
Mnin-st., Room l. seT-bF