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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-31

A LBERT MORTIMER GRIFFIN Co, AUCTION sEhs
"A Naxnincent Household Furniture
and Works OF Art
Az public auction,
The Property Of = family declining h,usekeeping
III day Monaay, Dec 81, at l0z oclJsk precaai' the
residence - West Sixteenth street. bawsl th
and sixth aveaues; -.
Heng the largest and richest assrtm mt ~ VI IA Fur
ture offered ri auction this season, VIZ.
superb ~ octave f'anoforte,
''A Rare AMI costly Works of Art,
- e'' - Bronze and IA Oh ,nda.isrs
'''s' Dresden and seyres china Vases
Embro asrei lace Curtlias
St,d ssx Buffet and Tables sokid Silver Ware
Ruby and crystal class Ware She nsld table Cutlery,
Rosewood Chamber fNrnisare, style Louis XIV :,
The Furniture all rsde 70 order by Bramsdorf Wei 20
Drawing solM VOID Suits covered 10 satin; or
ade E,egeres Bookcase centre Fables iaolet' cal.oe
Tables light and ornoin fhandeiirs OIL Pain
Tags, EngrAving& Turkish carved =
octave Pianoforc xae by broadway makers cantsrbarv
Stool, moque ever rosewood aud mahos,ny sarean 20
steads wardrotes, Sofas Rockers mar and sp1nS MAJ
,resses Clock, Mirrors Curtains solid YAK Sain 1890 trI
Cutlery ruby ana s,ysa glass pes.ntsr. Go,si fra'
and svee, Spoons Forks kniy - S.pk,a aia..
sssortiet of basement and kitcn.n Furitar.
ss positive wthou regard TO the weather. The ao,vs lie
CANT sale " lett pos session immediately f'f
further partsc1lars inquire Of the auctioaeer
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CSiio~ SA"D ~ AN~~-~~ IN rup

IA
The undersigned win soil public ancOn this day tusa
day. io oock precisely 1t 52 Vest cseaty arn street.
avenue entire rich costly rosewc3i Par
ler. Char b Dinns koom and Library Farature OF the
house with and aati collection ~ narss. ava
Pxrlor Adornments all of which ar nrs class
aud snsefy new forming colbcon OF ,eaist a. rnsn..a
al OF Which win be pos lively sod wi hout reserve
pssorA Dining Rom md Library c,ataiu .
SUPERB scld rosewood Parton suits, OF Which - covered
Saefertno and brOcade richly carved, one
full se,n covered crimson AID broc e.;
suit n silk velvet; all these suits are -sd 90,
sOoA and thrnghoat 49, >legant unt nc
msrtac Peresals mounted in bronze agy 81 Agrna':nr
industry; Turkish lounges with voitre ii rsto mst
marble TOP Etogers centre sofa and pier Tables leg mt
ass~l and Pier Mirrors danask and Cnrtsls ic Car
peta and Ormofu Chandeliers valuable Paint
insa Spirits Dream, Ansel's wi.sps ieg Family t.aa
ing Bureaus marble 1ashstand- Oval Mirrors, Lounges
French halrs SECRETARY gold and landscape shades FAah
bronze Cheeks magnificent and Drntn nts
hair Mattresses beds and t,dins superior extension r.b
Is feet long; rich china, ruby and crystal cut Glass silver
war; dinner aid service, spoons sorks CAk- bs sk-
Casters Gon"ts, rms &C, WITH nshy otns, desirtole
rsted Iron Safe ,rtahis Heaters Ac
Sale rain shine B-Also mtcni6ccnt rosewood u
pianoort cost Si used bat two months, viii Do
sold ~ IL o'clock precisely.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-31
mUxICiPAL AFFAIRS.

NoIIcE-"raE COMMISSIONERS of PUBIC cuA.
nov syslc Cor aspnsIns he relel which cael Tor
De. Sas.s y s1a y ,S "a ss sgps g
In eharre which will enable he worthy poor properly p
a. ss ar IN he isnd shsn rns sms Or ssss ~ assa
the nsssuieas tr m@intensse. Certificates % known
e AZ IN ~ The bersrI NJ before granting prmaaea ~
~ dgsns As ss .G s.r '.es fssf a
Nrw soss, Dec ~ pso
The Following the form u the application necessy 70
Obtain elef Al he eaee o. the DEPARTMENT ~ rube tna
a The Hounds IN the fark gsherc blank forns wil be
Ssw yoRx. .issi.
y
Pace . brh, .ondi'iSh
eng 4 perss ss f Gon , sST ss
M ~ rs ~ hons. IA ~ rce ! Ward
nhsssr ee rs from ~ as cr wS
whether assisted BY any charitable institution and how
Iss Ala bc-n rec-vd ro Tits epr,ne 4 and how long
The number aud age u each per-on aud ssk how
VIA, I ne relief requrct
=, sss. o s.snsss ne physcan crrtiaeas
An applications rrss. one week IN sdvsn % csabls
the cefanssinner ~ Public Charities sni cprrccLn
AZ aspsens " nave 'S ne ns .ps r. AZ
tef .is.ed ~ come known rrs'aeos % the nsissscri
web acquainted with.
ssd believe. be IN and deserving u AID
..'s.'t.s's.'.... 1900 4. s-.......fs..*.
r,rx Am rcrxrx =, ~ Va.
soiemny swear that the foregoing statement usfn 70
true Ia every psrteoiss.
sw~a before me, ,his day o. isi
rhe above aaai-i caa bo male before ne dsr.isnea
10 al ss ~ person. o. a,..cla,e and ,sa. ,saz
forced o. the DcEarnsaL shry ell ~ aiss snls n hs
.es usual Wy = te - IN oa. on the lsAa I'D b
" otitr ~ ne rOssd y conmissiapcrse ane cnari
sups.nl ndeni ofOni Door Poor
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! LsERr a. NIcoLAy, AucrIoxEaR,

$40 ! a Crosse Milwaukee r. n. ID mortgage bonds
MOO Virginia s ate per cent bonds
Next regular sale on TG RSDAy Jan. Regular Auction
sales of stocks Bonds every MONDAY and HI tSDAv,
every day when required At AN ocork At the stock
"a esrpm No william street, At the serehlnts Ex
chang as desired Stocks And nds bought and sold ut
ALBERT H. NICOLAY,
Auci0neer aud Stuck Broksr,
No. g William street. Wall
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-31

W. PORTER 4 co, AuCTfoNEERS
"A. MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURSITURE
AT pUbLIC AUCTION,
Al the eleaan residence Foueenth street. west Of
Eighth avenue.
On Monday, Dee 81 at II O'Clock,
the catalogue comprising the
araert and richest assortment OF
Household Furniture and Works Of Art
offered at auction this
Sup-rb octave Pianoforte
Elegant Room suits, Artistic Bronzes Sa.uay,
OIL PAINTINGS, by eminent artists,
Bronze aad ormolu Chandeliers,
r'ar .ni MAltsi Mirrors
Velvet Brussels and ingram CARPETS solid roseso kteers
with plate glass; SIDE and Centre FABLES tirce
splendid srv-d sus In sAn superb C;x.
ei~gant China Msn~t 0ruam,nts, Turkish,
Easy nd hecept,a ChAirs sgether with nt
Dining Rom and Chamber Furniture 10 oak, mshoJsy
and Beds and B~ling hair Nsttr
ga elegant china Tea sets Cut Glass Raby v4e. rie
Silyerwarr ivory Cutlery articas
TONED including everything 70 he found In hrst CLASH osa
Sale positive 10 the highest BIDDER
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-31

DHELAS'S RTLfIAHu TABLES AND COMBfxArIDS
IL Cushions New improvements. patented Sepicnibsr ~
$50 Prices reduced ten psr cent for cash
fEEf.AS 4 cofiESDAR
Nos 81 " ~ cro<oy street.
TUE BEST CONDUCTED AND CHEAPEST BILLIARD
Il saloon 10 his e.u the Metropolitan 81 Brosdsay,
nexi door ~ Laura ksrnes eate, seven ttes at IL
cents game. pin AMI Is ball pool Give ~ : call
REESfZ Sums.
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NOTICE NOTICE IL HERERy GIVEN THAT, tbs
IN folowtss described bonds having esen nnsw ally al
he Department OF the Interior ut Wasnng
ell persona cautioned xgsinst purchasing the sSae
making loans adv theecn and that u1es are
btnr taken hereof and of the
becoming due after January NEXT u
rESxxssEz PEN cxsr sosps roe 90 RACE uvvsEs1
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FINANCIAL.

HANOVER BANK DECEMBER 81, ls60-DIvIDESD.
IL The Board Of Dnvctos have this dy declared dlv-
bend cf hre and halt per the capital stock pay
able and after tho 9Th day Of January next ~ order
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-31

MACON AND WESTERN RAILROAD COMPANY
Nl Macon Ca Dec. 1, l5ol-Notce 70 stockhod-rp
annual neetng u The Of the COMPANY for To.
election OF President and 3 Directors for
Ing year Will be ned ut the company o 81 Macon A,
ON Tuesday, the lat day Of January next a. !! oclokA
j. T. DAY, s@cre',rs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-31

lTERCHANDISE.- NASrED-LAS1k Oh
IN small nts-Casn, good paper and reai est ate WI be
pail Principals viii treated vita. Communia
strictly confidential Address stating whcn and when an
interview be mad, boz 250 Brook, Post ONCE.
HEoRrGAGEs wANTED-wELL sFcURED-FoR
M which cash and improved property viii be gwen. Adj
'druss Mortgage Herald olice.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-31

DAN XII A. MATHEWS 20 wlH grf NJ sffor. this
dsy ,Nar3a, ~ ~ o'ciock y ~. their ssiesreom
"a CsA street vevy s'ss and c,sily s@sm nj Of ladies'
and eeu,s ~ u husiilx ani other Wacfs
ed Snd caetet ca ~ he rey be~ Y akers ads. ias
geuts guard md GU irs. cal WQxs
Stnds sleeve -, cid pees aaa re 81 sais grocaes.
Earrfnrs BrseslN nni aar v9esr q ethcr n tewery
rartlas IN Un~ q, dre tsey 6axrs On
eSarn,nins she gods Cstalagas are noT ready
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TlENRY b. HERrs, JR, AUcTI0NEER
FL Rs FURS FUR3
Percmppry Sale of Elegant made up Fnrs. Rooes &c
On Monday, Dec 81, IT tU1 ococx
At the saiesrooms No. So Pine street,
Rich dark real Mink Sets,
Hudson Bas Sable Sets,
Cloaks, Capes, vctorines
Tippets, MnTs, Cuffs,
Wolf, Bear and Buffalo Robes, Collars &c, &c.
VIII be positively Sold without any reserve Tor CASH
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HELP vvANTED-FENALEs.

A Girl wASTED-FoR HoUsEwoRE; SHE MUST
"a . asher and ironer and understand chamber
Apply this iS7 yh ST. four doo west = Broad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-31

CLEARING OUT SALE
" FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
DRESS GOODS Of all descriptions,
GLOVES, HOSIERY and EM6ROIDERIEA
CLOAKS, SHAWLS and 6CARFS,
LINEN DAAASk GOODS,
LAUE and MUSLIN CURTAINS.
G. @. HOOK
loa and no Sixth avenue,
between Eighth and Ninth strcetA
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%sooK wAHrED-A YOUNG WOMAN WITH CRY RE
" first cook, apply At " East 18th
scar broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-31

DARIE FLOWERS AND FEATHERS OFFERED a
cost prices; Ccifures Garnurcs wrealhs In every ssy
arranged - order Nose sprays JapO0ica Sprays and Al
other ssyea fo the hair 1t tue lowest prices for cash. g.
BAsSFOkD. 47S broadway, up stairs s
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SITUATIONS WANrED-NALEs.

uTHTER's SITUATION wANTED-BY A SINGLE
w Protestant Can be at his present employ
ere house No Lafayette place. until "Wednesday, Jan
uANrEp-A SITUATION IN ANY GENERAL BuI
w The ad 7ertiser Is wiag for the first month
trial without remuneration. Address A b. aenad
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yNAyTED-A SITUATION, IN A SHIPPING or
w Steamboat oAee, by who willing TO make himself
generally useful Address y. O. Herald Office.
AKA THE ADVERTISER WILL PAY BONES
6lOU. OF from S00 to $50 70 rerSoc who VIII pro-
him appointment In the Police Deperm.nt ~ this
May First class CITY
refsrences Address boz la Herald enice.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-17
Cincinnnii nIarket.
TUESDAY EVENING, October


FLOUR-The market is very dull and prices are
nominal ct SSe95 10 for superine. The sales were
cor lined 20 500 barrels follows: 200 barrels red
wheat at Is %; 100 do. Diamond Mills red wheat.at
81 zOi y do shuey 3 son's red wheat at IS 50; loo
PROVISIONS are unohan ged and dull. We quote
mess Pork az 81 75@lS and Bacon at s7609c. for
Shoulders and llAc. for Sides. There was a sale of
1000 green Hams, to be delivered in November,
WHisKY-Ths market is dull; the sales comprise
-'GROCERIEs-suear in fair demand at s6ao4o.
Molasses steady at &c. and Coffee at l5l6o. Sales
10 hogshe9ds Sugar at sc.i As bags Coffee at l51S1
n WHEAT-The market L dull and droopinR.
though not QuotRbly lower. We quote prime red at
y Os@l 10, and prime white at 81 1901 l6: sales Of
q l2 100 DO. prime do at 81 lO 200 do in bulk at
Osi and $500 do prime red and white on private
C0RE-The market Is dull and unchanged: We
side rates at the lower depOts.
OATS are steady and in lair demand at SOC. in
bulk; sales Of 800 bush, In bulk, at 30o; 200 do
landing At SOc.i LOO do. at sloi 400 do. at s2e
RYE Is dull at CSC for prime.
BARLLY-Pfime fall is In good demand, but the
lover grades dull We quote prime fall at s5e.,
and fair TO prime spring At 7O@7sc sales of GO
bush. prime fall at S5c
HAf-The market Is dull and unchanged We
eEote prime Timothy at Slj per tun, In baes on ar
CHEEsE-The demand Is good at 9JS@IOc fol
western heeefve, and lie. for English Dairy; sales
q ~ boxes western Reserve at CSC, and 400 boxes
BUTTER Prime fresh Is in fair demand, at liza
l5c, for Central Ohio and Western Reserve. Com.
n Oh Is dull at 9Gllc.
APPLES are unchanged and dull We quote them
a. t@i 90 per barrel from store, the latter rate for
\ ehcise n large barrels.
PoTATOEs-The demand is fair, and the market
stesdy, st u ih@l 40 per barrel for prime Ne
shannOcks.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-17

FRUIT, NUTS, &o.--Green Apples are
very plenty, and selling at unusually low
prices, and good article has been bought
as low as 75e. per barrel in the first part of
the week, but as the price would not pay
much over the cost of packing and bringing
to market, the receipts fell off, and at the
close 81 was paid for fair, and 81 25 to 81 80
for prime to choice, per barrel of IA bushels;
2,l35 barrels were received during the week,
and 8, 435 barrels since the lst of September,
which is but little over half the quantity re-
eeived the same time last year. The market
is supplied with new Raisins, which sell at
So 4093 so per box for n. r. Half boxes
sell at 81 65(9l rs. Lemons and Oranges
are nominal. Cranberries are selling at SO
per barrel of295 bushels. No change in any
other article.
FLOUR-The market has been dull, dur
the whole week, though holders have been
generally firm at full prices, and no DISPOSE
ton has been manifested to make any i'm
portant concessions in order to effect sales.
The sales during the week comprise: 1000
barrels at $5@5 10 for superfne; $5 1905 80
for extra So 40(95 80 for extra family to
fancy and So 25 for Fagin's Epicurean.
GRAlN-The demand for Wheat during
the week has been but moderate, and the
market ruled somewhat dull and heavy, al
though prices did not undergo any change.
Inc shle5 uuflng ln6 week comprise EU,OOU
bushels, at 81 08@l 10 for prime red and
81 l49l l6 for prime white. Corn in good
supply and dull, at 3O@33c. for new, and 40
943c. for old, the outside rates at those rail
way stations within the city, and the lower
quotations at the Marietta Station, above
Fulton. Oats declined to zoe. about the
middle of the week, but again advanced d
3Oc., closing firm. Rye declined to &c., and
has been dull at this rate the greater portion
of the week. Barley has been in active de.
mand at 85c. for prime fall, and for choice
samples, 9Oc. could have been obtained al
the closei spring is selling at 7o@75ep ant
dull.
GINsENG-The market is steady at 4s@
5Oc.
CREASE good demand, and price;
nc. higher. We now quote brown at 71<@
7Ac, and yellow at 6N@sslc., which are
the selling rates.
HAY-The supply has been quite large all
the week, and further decline of 81 per
tun has been established, the market closing
dull at $l5 per tun for prime Timothy, in
bales, on arrival, at the railway stations.
HIDES-The demand Is good, and we
heard of sales Of prime beef, green, at Tie.
for future delivery. We quote;
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-17
IBy Telegraph
New York Market,

NEW York, October l6-P. M.-Ashes-
Pots steady, with moderate business doing at
s. 2e. Pearls declined to IS 25, with small sales
nH@nI4c. for middling Uplands. :.
Flour opened quiet and closed dull, heavy and Sc.
very moderate home-trSde demand: saies Of ii,sCo
brls. at IS 40@5 90 for superfne Stats IS COOS 20
as So for CONN Common on to % medium extra S wsstern 90
@6 for shipping brands extra round.hoop Ohio
without striking change sales f6SS bris at 81 sSS
SO for common to choice extra. Rye Flour quiet
and uncESngod! sales Of 5SS Brls BfandyvSs fSsG az
Whisky dull and heavy; sales Of $50 bris. at 2i@
Wheat opened quiet and firm, and closed heavy
holders to realize: sales 5s,OOO bush. Milwaukee
Club at 81 sOai IS; 1900 bush. Racine spring at
Western at 81 ss@i 4sS; 5000 bush. amber illinois
i Ss 81 @ ssio SasS tSo SSitc sSis
Ohio, Indiana and Canadian at u 4g@l 55 and 5000
@ Barley pTey Sood a ae Eye SS SG.
bush, at s0s4e. for Canada Fast and West and 75c.
OT Ssas e Ss Sash S
Western mixed, closing at the inside price, both
o sil9at and in store, and 7c for handsome round
yiops prices sales at for Western Canadian
Pork rmer and more active: sales of 800 brls al
Sls s1 for new mess; SIS 621k9ls rs for old
mess; $6 259l6 70 for Western prime mess Slf 37@
evening Beet steady ssIes q $50 bP oS at S y
10 90 for repacked mess and $40 5O@l 25 for extra
mess. Primo mess Beef quiet: sales Of $50 tierces
Hams dull and nominal. Lard dull; sales Of l5(
Butter is selling at Il@I5c for Ohio, and l5A2Oc
for State. Cheese steady at 9@lc. for inferior tC
prime.
Coffee quiet and firm: sales of 45O bags MsracaibC
at l3A c. and $50 bags Bio extra Joseph Grice, OF
private terms Sugar market steady and the de-
mand more actiye sales of ,465 hhds, mostly Cuba
at 616@74c,, and 7@754c. for Porto Rico.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-17
RAILROADS.
LITTLE MIAMI
COLUMBUS AND xENIA .is5
..If- A-fai AND iL 49,
CINCINNATI, HAMILTON &DAYTOH
Railroads. .,r
AaIIrOadS.

I'm AND AFTER MONDAY, JUNE II,
" 1885. Trains will depart as follgys;
cinnati, Hamilton and Dayton Depot-Fof HamfE
ton, Richmond, indianapolis, Logansport, Dayton,
ssaO A. M. ExPREss-From Little Miami
Depot, and from Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton
Columbus, Crestiine and Piitspurg Via Columbus
SS stspRsRyils and nd aP%Its5qTg % via qounbu BslsE
byyTg VIII, Sl'E 'T ny IsirrRgsls aSs pesESTs ro
ten iot spripgaeld. Urbaas and sandgsky; and with
Detroit and all points in Canada. Connects at Ham.
9sSd A .M.IFrcm Cincinnati III HamiIton and Dav.
ton Depot--Accommodstio for Hamilton and WAY
10 A. M. EXPRESs-From Little Miami De-.
pOt-0onnects via Columbus and Belair and Ben
wood; via COLUMBUS, Beleir and Pitts9urg; yts
uS.sS :. NJ; EXPIRES s-TZSm oInqln9a.i
Ield, Urbana, .Beiiefontaine and Kenton: also az
Dayton for Oolgmuusi connects via Hamilton foI
DyoS SS Fl S0S09 anna TtG Van stsSSs sHs
connects At Hamilton for Oxford, 40.
a p. lI.-From Little Miami Depot-Accommo.
aati9n iSr SolSmPus stopping at all Way Stations
o p. M.-from Little Miami Depot-Accommo.
d1fR r. S5 ~ Hfn SsoFgsg + %ny sssns
0n aPS er pSEtS1 %sqn DeSoSF cy POSS Sidney
Detroit and al points. in Osnads; cennectS vis
Hamilton for Richmond, Logansport, &c
II p. M. EXPRKSS-From Little Miami De
pot-Connects via Columbus, ,SteubenYilie and Pitts
burg; via Columbus, CTestline and Pittsburg via
Columbus and Cleveland; via Columbus, Belair and
Benwood; and via Columbus, Belair and Pittsburg
SLEEPING-OARS ON THIS TRAIN.
For all information and Through Tickets pleas.
apply at the O@ces, eoutheas corner Of Front anC
Broadway (; west side Of Vine-Btreet, between thu
street Sixth-street Depot, and at the East Front
Trains run by Columbus time, which Is seven min
uteB faster than Cincinnati time. r.
p. W. STRADER, General Ticket gent.
0mnibuses call for passengers By leaving directions
at the Ticket Offices. apS0
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-17
CITY ADVERTISEMENTS
NOTISF 70 ALt WHOM IT NAY con.

NOTICE TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CON-
IN CERN.-Notice is hereby given, that there
are pending before the City Council Of the City Of
Cincinnati, the following ordinances, TO wit
To establish the grade Of Ananthus-alley, from
Clearwater street 10 Central-avenue.
To regrade and pave, with bOwtdeT. stone, L'Hom-
medieu ALLEY, from Plum street TO Central
To regTade and pave, with bcwlder. stone, Craven
alley, from Eighth. street TO &nth-street.
To grade and pave, with brick, the unpaved side
walks on Clarkstreet, from John-streetto to Cutter
street.
10 grade and pave, with brick, the unpaved side
walks on Third-street, from Butler-street to the
Miami Canal.
To grade Dsyton-alley, from Freeman street to
Western-aVenue.
In pursuance Of the law, said Ordinances were
twice read laid on the table, and the Clerk in
sruced TO give four weeks notice Of the pendency
Of the same.
The law requires all claims for damages, that may
accrue trom said Improvement, to be hled In writing
with the City Clerk, setting forth the amount Of
damages claimed, within two weeks after the expi-
ration Of the time required for the publication Of
final action. -
0c5-x Sam. IL, COhWlNE, City Clork.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-17
No. IA West Sixth-street


MADAME ELLIS, FEMALE BOTANs
w lQAL PHfSIOIAN1M ELL1S'S gTM-
RINE ELIXIR never fails TO cure all kinds Of dis
eases Of the Uterus, the Kidneys, OVaries Bladder
and Urethra Prolapsus (falling( Uteric, Infiamma-
ton and liberation OF the Womb, no matter OF how
Elixir. - l r... ~
Madame refers with pleasure to the following card
of enc of the best druggists in the city;
"To the Public and he ladies in Particular:
"We the undersigned, are not in the habit OF Etvs
ing our name to Patent Medicines; but knowing wen
khe Lady Physician and the medicine called the
Uterine Elixir We cheerfuly recommend IL TO ell fe-
males suffering from Female Diseases of any kind; n
b purely vegetable, and In no case can do iHuryt We
~ "F. ID. HILL, Druggist
-tN q "Oorner of Fifth and Race-streetS."
N. B.-For sale at the principal ofi1ce, lh8 John
St, between Fourth and Fifth; EDWARD SCANs
Ian Co., corner Of Main and Fourth SITS. y. d.
gists generally Throughout the city and country.
Price, ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
, Madame ELLIS has returned from the South, and
can be found at her office 1853 John-sr., between
Fourth and Fifth, oil times. isI ielT
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-17
INDIANAPOLIS AND CINCINNATI
SHORT LINE RAILROAD.
Shortest Route by so MiIes.

MO CHANGE OF CARS TO INDIANAP.
with railroads for and from all pointst9 ~
in the West and North-wte, --IH
THREE PASSENGER TRAINS A.
Leave Cincinnati daily from the foot Of MAJ and
6,1O a. Ti.-OHIOAGO MAIL.-Arriyes At In
dianapolis at l0;47 A. M :; Chicago at 5 p. NJ.
l1.bO A. M.-Terre Haute and Lafayette Accom-
modation-arr iystat Indianapolis at 4,5O P. M.
8 6P.M.-OHIOAG0 EXPRESS-Arriyes at Iudi.
annapolis tl0:45P M; Chicago at 1870 A. M.
Sleepin Ca Itare attached 10 all night-trains on
this line and run through to Chicago without
change OF cars. ~. H. f"
80 Be sure you are in the right ticket-oce before
You purchase your ticket, and ask for tickets via
Gawrenceburg and indianapolis
Fare the same, and time shOrter than By any other
route.
Baggage checked through.
THROUGH TICKETS, good unit used, can be Oh.
tanned at the ticket Offices, at Spencer House cornor
Northwest corner OF Broadway and Front; No.
Burnet House corner; at the Walnut-street Houses
No. East Third-street, and at Depot Once foot oi
Mih, on Front-street where ell necessary informa.
tion can be had. .i L.. HrIr.HE
0mnibuses run to and from each train, and WI
call for passengersa at all hoels and all parts Of the
city, by leaving address at their office. - 5-'F
ap2l II. O. LORD, President.