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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-20
[By Tslegraph.l
Me- Vark NTarkoa,

NEW YORK, March l9-P. M.-Ashes quiet
and steady at$5 25@53lH for Pots and Pearls.
Cotton demand continues active and prices
have slightly advanced; middling Uplauds
are quoted at l2@l2Hc.: sales 5000 bales,
including 1900 in transit.
Flour less doingand market scarceiyso firm
prices, however, without important changei
shippers holding back while the prevailing
snow storm materially checks the local trade
demand: sales 650brls. at So o5@b15 forsuper-
6ne;l State 50 2006 rs extra State and choice
| IS i7K@5 90 IS O5@5 Is for super6ne West
| ern; 50 2005 40 for common TO medium
extra Western So 5095 60 shipping brands
extra round hoop Ohio, and 1907, Tor trade
brands do; market closing very quiet. In
Canadian Flour there Is less doing and the
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FRUIT AND NUTS-There bias been an
improved demand for green Apples, and the
market is irmer, and prices a shade higher.
The sales comprise 1000 brhs. at 81 25@l 10
per brl. for common to good, and 50 for
choice. Dried Apples remain dull at 2X@
Sc. per ID. Dried Peaches are dull for
quarters, and lc. lower, closing at 4@5c.,
but halves, owing to a light supply, are firm
at 6@6}Ec. The supply Of Oranges and
Lemons is large, and prices of both have
further declined Oranges to 1903 so, and
Lemons to So 5O04. Layer Raisins are
selling at $2@2 %; NJ. r. to 81 65@l IS for
boxes, and 81 l0@l 20 for half boxes; Sui
tapa l4@l6c. per pound. Figs 8@l0c. Dates
7@sc. PTunes, in jars, 10000; do. in casks
6@7c., and Currants 5@9e. In Nuts there is
not much change. We quote Spanish Fill
beIts, GTenoble Wslnuts and Cream Mats, at
lose; Texas Pecans at 7@sc. per pound;
Peanuts 81 40@l 90 per bushel; Dry Dates
7@8c. per pound; Turr Almonds l4@l6c.;
LaDguedOc do. l4@l5c, Barbary lose ALI
cent Hole, Sicily 9@l0c, Paper Shelled
at 22@23c, and Shelled 23@25c. per pound.
GRAIN-There has been a good demand
for Wheat, the greater portion of the week,
the week, 81 90 was obtained. White brings
81 o5@1 10, the latter for prime Kentucky.
Corn, in the Ear, has been in good demand
all the week at 90@33c, the latter rate at
the lower depots. Shelled declined early in
the week to 33@35S. and closed dull, the
latter rate for white. The demand from the
South has been very light. Oats dull for
common at 261zc., but a good demand for
heavy at 29@3Oc., in bulk, on arrival, for the
former, and the latter rate for sacked which
are returned however. Rye dull and heavy,
and prices lower; it is difficult 10 make
sales, ever at the decline, and a lot of prime
sold yesterday at 57Kep delivered. We
quote 56@58c. as the range. Barley dull,
and prime fall declined &c. per bushel, clos.
ing at 68@7Oc. Prime Spring may be
quoted at 60@62c. Barley Malt is selling,
in the regular way, at 9Oc but sales, on ar
rival. could not be made at over 75@80c.
GREASE-We quote a steady market at
6A@6Xc. for brown, 6X@6Ac. for yellow,
and 6A@7Hc. for white per ID.
GINSENG--A continued fair demand at
Acc. for prime.
HIDES-The demand for green and wet
sslted is good at our quotations, but dry are
dull, and the offering large, and quotations
little better than nominal. We quote
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SUPERIOB. COURT OF CINCINNATI.
Rsc6hS3i ,2 r ao,nS i'd Gibson Mac HIM ys q S5g ylss eT hstS Ss.
PENDANT, Rachel r Hatch, is notified that the
PlaIlatiG' on the 22nd day q oet cStP lsgO; aled he
OBJECT and prayer Of which is to ~oht1il'a Judgment;
that "a t the ssfd ,b George d u H s,S 6oT pay ,y,t t. i the said !. My
rate Of ten per cent. per annum, from LIST Septemberi
1850, for which lands belo9gins e plaintiff are
the following described real estate, moItgaged bT
the said Geo,g Hatch. and The said Heshel 3
cure the said debt Of said George Hatch, may be
sold and the proceeds applied to the payment of said
That is to ssy-en Of lot No 10, in SQUARE No. H.
as shown on the plat Of subdivision made BY George
Of the Records Of hamilton County, measuring u
feet in front, on the north side Of Bank street, and
Of lot No,J in square No. IA, in same plat, measur-
ing 20 fcet in front, on the north side Of HamiltoD-
ali Of lot No. y in tAhe %w6its@an Lot" as shown
on the II, plat AZ Eec cord d IN book * NJ No.: lSl, page 81
extending back, along the south side Of Bank street,
goieeti also, aIi Of the lot Of ground IN AyeZ =
in front on the south side of Dayton. street, aud ex-
tending back the same width. 100 tset to York;
with Bay also, ali Of the west half Of block
No. 4, as shown on the recoroed plat made by E&
west on Denman-street, south on Bnnk-street, east
by 10 feet alley, and northwardiy by ground Of ].
Also, ali Of the lot of ground in the east half Of the
sam same Il block lock- No 10 4 10 on the The Sane Plqt, msSSurlns l0s
extending back from said street, 80 feet to a ten feet
alley; the south line being 200 feet north Of aud par
alel to Bank-st. Also, all the lot of ground in block
No: on the same plat, measuring, 90 feet in 'front.'
on the west side Of FTeeman-st and extending back
at right angles 100 feet, bounded south on a lot oon-
veyed by George Hatch to A II Smith. Said mort.
gage being recorded in book Ne $50, page 2OT, q
Hamilton County Records; aud defendant, Baohei
r. Hatch, Is Notified that unless she answer or de-
muir to the said petition on or before the third
(23d) day of April, 1861, the same will be taken q
true, end judgment rendered accordingly.
r JAMES & JACKSON,
fel7-tf Attorneys Tor Plaintiff
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lBy telegraph

NEW YoRK. March l9.-Stocks dull and
irregular, and generally lower. Money I'M
changed. Chicago and Rock Island, BIZ f;
Bonds SaTassu So ID 9e @oT.So aI hscki iri and ! " U.s. sai
Scrip, SO5s; Michigan Southern Guaranteed,
369S; Bonds, 60; Michigan Southern, 1917 /;
Harlem, 1919; New York Central, 1874 ;
Bonds, 10; Pennsylvania Company, 1911;
Pacific Mail, S5; Michigan Second Bonds,
"a; United States Elves, 1874 (Coupons(,
s9H; United States Sizes, 1867, 96M; United
States Elves, 1865, 91K United States Skies,
1881 Coupons 1885, Treasury Tens-and.
three. quarters, e3A; Erie Fourth Bonds, 80
Michigan Central Flights, l03. n
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SUGAR-There has been a fair demand
all the week, and the market has ruled quite
firm, and prices of the higher grades are a
shade higher. The sales comprise $50 hhds.
We quote common at 494@5c.; low fair 81
@5Aci fair 5A@sci good fair SH@61lc.;
.SEED-There has been an active demand
for Clover during the week, and prices adj
vanced materially, closing buoyant at 81 Is
"a 80, holders asking higher prices. The
demand for Timothy has also been active, and
prices higher closing at So 80 for prime on
arrival. In small lots it brings So 90@3. No
change in other kinds. -
TOBACCO-The demand for manufactured
bss been limited, but prices are unchanged.
W. nnnta,
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baltimore Market.

BALrMoRE, March l9.-Flour dull; How
ard. street and Ohio, s. l21li City Mills, IS.
Small sales Of Wheat red, 81 2b@i %;
white, 81 4O9l 60, Corn dull mixed, 300
visions dull. Coffee quit at l2k@1sc
Whisky, 1T@f7Nc.
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HAY-A steady market, all the week, at
Sl29l3 per t9n for prime Timothy. IN
bales, on arrival. The lowergrades are dull.
iHOPS-No change, in demand or price.
Prime Eastern sells at 3oG93bc. peg pound.
Western brings 25c.
IIRON--A moderate demand for Ohio hot
blast pig at $23@24 per tun, usual time bar
for charcoal.
MOLASSES-The market has not under
gone any change during the week; import.
ers supply their customers sparingly al
3l@32ca but as a general thing, hold com
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A PERTINENT QuEsTIoE.-The New Orleans
True Della says: ION Monday an election for
trustees was held in that town, and all doubt
tul voters had, before depositing their bal
t1es % a the oath Of being citizens Of the
United ss.Ass, &c. Again we ask, is the
gtssy neus Town Of st. M~artinsyille, in the
Staae % Louisiana inside OF outside the
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-20

FALL or AN ENaLAa Tunrp1
thirty or forty yards Of the tunnel Of the
Manchester, Dufiield and Lincolnshire Com
pany Road al Shefield, England, caved IN on
the 18th ult., causing the death Of aix men,
and seriously ipjuring the seventh The
working men who were killed were engaged
in e~noaFafing for a cellar, and dug below the
foundation Of the tunnel thus causing it Il
give way. Hlla p
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ndIsoMI.I.ANMoub
Sale OF valuable Real Egtate.

-
VIZ iqsus n a. oTdsr II sis SlESsctod q Ams
from the District Court Of Lucas County, % : Par-
y P'lDDs eS ssis RsP PiSlnattH. s sSSp J SSw o s Rai Rn G osRs@
are defendants, shall, on THURSDAY, the. fh
AN a. n. S S8foaiT rS o'eiiocs sTPs r. N q s SIat ds Z, t az he R,SSiS door
of the Courtshouse. n tho CITY Of Toledo, County %
s,sstiio52 \, " $:l $iisS ! SI ISSs II s !: ,S |; N. A ~! sGs ~
%ils square r. Fe Sss a. ne Manu- As HIS t g ,t the NJ,
f sp4pet ~ I RRiiDarriSp osnnsfshis OF ala sivv n trssi, a ~
and tive Third The rsyet.l9nary interest IN 90
Fourth All titlC e, so much Of the middle;ground
IN the Maumet 1iyer as lies opposite said river
owSsrsRRRips q aS said ira tracts its."S 'O" 'n'
bs Ai &c., The iSiloyins rec, estate az. e vt Lot mum.
four hui dred and eighty four ard q half Qsif), it
Peing the same on which is situated the cd depot
thirty. three fset in nf wid tSf nom ths aSSef Or wssti
S Se9 t S16f 0f lot ts .g% asssv sG fs1r O. ystvl Alt ttst lot spsm nq X:
merit sSes ,esst eng thoteCt fronting on 8 ws9-strest,
rear Of peid lott lots one hundred AID nine dos,
one huFnIed ana ten 1lol and gne hundred and
hundred ana tweAty Q2O) and one hundred end
twenty lone on G2tsi ttnGnS gT,1gsid between the north
and the point where the Shannels OF swan-cieek
and the Bayou or Maumee River meet, being 2S
The ii1e Of dock on the Maumeo River in 'front.'
lots 100 40 ar Ill respecttTeiyi lot four, hundred
and eighty (4hO). All OF SAID real estate lJlng onu
being In the Port Lawrence Division Of the City,of
Toledo
into lots twenty feet wide, fronting on Summit-st,
and running back to the alley, each of which will
be offered for sale separately, aud said lotlu3 Will b
divided equi-distnnt between Summit and Water
streets, ca, h half offered feparately and said lots
ITO and Ill will also be divided equi;disiant between
Summit and Water. ST. eetB, and into lots. twenty
feet wide, extending from Summit-efreet back TO
said equi-distant line, and from Water-street to the
same line, each Of said lots to be sold separately.
Bids will be received for the lots fronting on SUM
NIT street with n privilege to the purchaser to with
draw the same in case he shall fail 10 secure the let
In the rear fronting on Water street. Leases have
been made Of parts Of said property, none Of which
extend beyond the first Of April, 1851, which win be
assik med TO purchasers.
Terms-One-third cash on all except the first four
items balance in two equal annual payments, &C.
cured by mortgage on the premises. No bids 70.
ceived for less than two, thirds appraised value. Fo1
further information apply to
fnoA.tt gnacial Master and Recefver-
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TBy Telegraph
1879 -

lPmADELPHIA, March l9-Flsur dull;
sgperfne, $6@b l2X. Wheat active atSl 20
al %. Corn quiet. New Yellow b5@56ci
old, 6s@5sNe. Whiskyfrm at l7h@lshc.
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WOODEN WARE-The market is steady

WHISKY-The demand has been quite
active all the week, at full rates, the rate be-
ing the same each day-l3Ac.; at which the
market closed firm.
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OlIS-Llnseed firm and in fair demand at
62@64c. Lard is &c. per gallon lower, with.
a fair demand at S0@85c. for No. /, and 75c.
for No. 2, Coal zoe, and in moderate de-
mand.
POTAToEs-The supply of common is
large and the market overstocked, and prices
are nominal. Prime Neshanocks are scarce
and prices higher, closing at 81 25@l 80 per
barrel. - s
PR0VISI0NS-The demand for mess
Pork has been quite moderate during the
week and the sales confined TO small lots at
SIC 75@l7. Yesterday 300 brls. country
packed sold at $l6@l6 90, but it was not a
desirable article; SIG 5O@16 rs are offered
to a fsir extent, but holders ask 25c. higher,
and are firm. Rumps may be quoted at S1l
OBJ. A good demand for Bacon, chiefly for
Sides, the last few days of the week, and
about 900 hhds. sold at &c. for Shoulders and
9Hc. for Sides, CSC. for clear ribbed Sides
and l04c. for clear Sides. The market was
quite buoyant Monday, but less so yester-
day though firm at the above quotations.! A
good demand for bulk Sides, and 1,500, 900
pounds sold, including some Shoulders, at
&C. for Shoulders and 826@8%c. for Sides,
closing rather quiet. Lard has been dull,
but held firmly since our last, the rates ask
ing being &c. for fierce and loo. for keg, and
q prime article could mot be bought below
these rates, though some parcels were pro-
cured at 81 and SIC, and buyers pay any
thing over these figures quite reluctantly.
Head and gut is dull at s@8Mc.
RICE-A moderate demand at Axe.
SALT-The market is unchanged. We
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FRUIT TREESl FRUIT TRGESI

THE SUBSCRIBER w SUL II CALL
Il the attention OF those DESTROYS of planting
Fruit and rnnment Trees TO his large stock.
He has for sale this spring a fine assortment Of
Apple, Nectarine, Strawberries,
Pear, Apricot, BlackberrieS,
Peach, Ounce, GO9seberries,
Cherry, Shade-treeB, Cranberrles,
Plum, Currants, RaspberTies, etc.
Grape Roots and Cuttings
Also, a large stock Of Greenhouse Plants, Ever
green. Deciduous and Trees and Shrubs.
All the above Trees, Shrubs and Stocks are now
growing and ready for inspection, in my Walnut
Hills ard Wbiteoak Nurseries.
All orders left at No. 20 Fifth treet will be
promptly filled.
Descriptive Catalogues, with prizes anne5ed' S.ha
Nurseries, Cincinnati.
Up, S,-Omnibuses pass the Nurseries every hour,
starting from Luer's Steam Bakery, Iva Syca-
moIe.Af four doors above Filth, mh2-tf
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DRIVATR MEDIQAL CONsghhTThAs;
Utica White Lime.

EnNHK NnERsIGNED HAVING IN-
Il OkEASED their facilities In maDufeetarlng TINS
celebrated Lime, are now prepared 70 MI orders 20
any amount, and those ordering Lime can rely on
having them filed. and Ia No ! coopsRagel and on
the most reasonable terms. All orders addressed 70
TYLER \ HOWES.
Utica, Ind March "a, 1851. mhlt.e@.
NOTICE Is HRREBY GIxRN THAT
IN on the 10Th day Of February, lS1l,. the UNDER
signed was duly appointed and qualified as Admins
isfTator on the estate Of Thomas A. Noe, deceased,
late OF Hamilton County, Ohio. All persons in
dsbted 20 the Sboye.nAmed estate will call on the
those holding claims will present them duly au.
thenticated By law. N. i. LUCKY,
mh5. erus Administrator.
MAPLE MOLAssE9. "A SUPERIOR
sTtIe'e nsde II MasFen COUNTY at 4; A.
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OHIO AND MISSISSIPPI

0HAND AFTER SUNDAY, NOVEHfBHR
- %, 1860, Trains will depart a. fol-E
"S.ls A. M. ExPREss-From -
Lton, Richmond, Indianapolis LoganspoTt and
Geld, Urbans and sanduskY and. with Dayton AMI
Michigan Road for Troy, Plqua, Sidney, Lima, For
Wayn eand Ohicagoj also, for Toledo. Connects q.
Hamilton for Oxford, DO.
0l30X. M. EXPRRSS-Frem Little Miami
D~epot-Connects via Columbus and Clevelandi VIZ
Qolumbusi ,O~restline and Pittsburgh via 2
Bteubeaviile and Pittsburg; via Columbus, BellaS
and Eenwood aud via Columbus, Bellair and Pitts
buiR also for Springfield and Delaware.
ai09 p. M EARRESS-Er9m Oinelnnss
field, UrbanR and Sandusky; connects vie Hamfl.
ton for Richmond, Indianapolis, Logansport -aRt
al points West, Connects at Hamilton Tor OxfoFt
"a p. M.-From Little Miami Depot-Accomms
datlon for COLUMBUS, stopping at all Way Stations
$3.50 r. M BxPREss-From oincinpsl
Piqua, sidney, Lima, Fort Wayne aud dhicaRe
ALSO for Toledo, Detroit and al points In Oanada
.8P. Ms-From Little Miami Qepot-Acoommodh
'lSS . IL 4 :. H. :'o RXfsR a %sg ssfs5En'; Cincinnati
Hamilton and Dayton DePot-Oonnects via .Oolura'
bus steubenVille and Pittsburg, via Oolnmhut
lard; via Columbus, BeilAir and BenWood, and Va
Columbus, Bellsir and Pittsburg. ID
sLREPING-OARsON THIS TRAIN.
For all information and Through Tickets pIeagl
apply at the Ofioes, southeast corner OF front and
broadway; west side Of Yine-gtreet, between the
Pcstofhoe and the Burnet House; No. D East Third
street; Sixth-streOt Depot, and at the East Front
Trains run by Columbus time, which Is seyaa
minutes faster than Cincinnati time.
p. w. STRADEB; Genersl Ticket Agent
.0mnibuses call for paasengeru By leaving diree
lions at the Ticket Omoe. NOES
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n MBNTs,

m on ZOE no ALL WHOM IT MAY CON.
~ Notice is hereby given that there are
cinpati, the following Ordinances, to wit; %
To grade and pave, with bowlder.stone, Pennock-
alley, from BSymiller- streetto Freeman street
Tt grade and rave, with bowlder- stone, Living
ston-street, from Linn street to Baltimore-street.
To grade and pave, with bOwlder stone, diving
stem street, from Bsltimerestroet to John street.
,To grade and pave, with bogldor.stone, Cedar
To grade and pave, with bowlder.stone, Gest-
street, from Freeman. street to Carr.street
In pursuance of the law, SAID Ordinances were
twice read, laid on the table, aud the Clerk in
structed to give four weeks notice Of the tendency
Of the same.
The law requires all claims for damages. that may
accrue from said improvement, to be filed in writing
With the City CLERK, setting forth the amount OF
alton Of the time required for the publication Of
such notice, when the same will be taken up for
Gpal action.
mRlS,dw SAM. L.. OoRwINE, City Clerk.
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msiS'dw SAM. L ooBwINE, City Clerk.

NOTICE TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CON
~ CERN.-Nvtice IL hereby given. that there are
%cipnati, thr following Ordinances, to-wit;
To establish the grade Of Msple. street, from Free.
man street to Western-ayenue b ~
To establish the grade Of Parker street, from Ohio
avenue 10 North Elm street
To grade and pave with bowlder.s stone Oliver
street, from Jobn.street to Lipn-street.
To grade aud pave with bowlder-Btone Plum
street, from Water street 800 feet south.
To grade and pave with bowlder- stone Ailanthus-
street, from Bank street to Clearwaier:street.
walks on the east side Of Jape.street, from Sixth
street TO the north end of said street
walk on TIE r %est s Hpa Of Pe Weo %i .strt gd,c from sne F fiae.
street to the Whitewater Canal.
To grade, repeir and pave with brick the side
walk on the south side of Eighth street, from Cen
trial. avenue to Mound-street.
To repair and pave with brick the sidewalks on
Third street, from the Miami Canal to Kugour-
street.
To grade and pave with brick the sidewalk on the
south side Of Fourth-street, from John street TO
Central. avenue.
To grade and pave with limestone Pierce-alley,
from Linn.street TO Bay miller. street.
To grade, pave and Macsdamize with broken
stone ParEer'street, from Ohio avenue to North
Elm-stTeet.
To repair with broken stene the Lebanon Turn
pike, from the Montgomery Road to the north cor
TO grade West alley, from Park alloy to the
To grade Cross, street, from street
about 200 feet east TO the section line.
In pursuance OF the law, said 0rdinanoes were
strIcted to give four weeks notice Of the tendency
OF the BRDe.
accrue from said improvement to be filed Ia writing
with the City Clerk, setting forth the amount Of
damages claimed, within two weeks after the expir-
such notice, when the same viii be taken 10 for
final action. ... ... .r...
mai2.dw SAM, L. CoRwINE, City Clerk.
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Fistnla IN Ano Treated

MY DIR. WIN. OWENS, WITHOUT THE
Nd knife or Lisatnre. By new. simple sAS RsoSi
about eight years ago, end which has been Al
tended WITH complete success IN every ea,e. ~.
last tweatY I'VE years, and assures the GAnieted thet
the above iG no humbug; For tuIthSr lndoTma:
Seventh est. Cincinnati "eShU
nHIVATR MEDICAL CONSULTA=
@ FRBB- Drs Jackson,
a GO. tHeat with success all Confidential Diseases
male or female, on the latest scientific plaus, there
BY iDssIinB quick and permanent cures, a., low
charges. Send for hfteen large letter-page Circu-
lar, fFee. Also, all Chronic Ahections Of hn4
standing, requiring private medical aid. once ana
Consultation Rooms, 165 SycaMOre-Bt between
Elnh and Sixth, Cincinnati, Ohio. mhz-em-
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DENTAL.

DR. MER EDITH, DENTIsT.-OFFICR
FL Oh Sixth-st between Race and Elm R1Wa
No. 1891 near Race-st. Teeth extracted AH84Yb
WitSout pain, on a new principle, without
the use Of drugs or any injurious agent. Positively
no humbug. Having had nearly twenty years on.
city, he can give perfect satisfaction to all who will
patTonize him. His terms are 80 reasonal % that
Iou will save nearly one-hAlf by calling on him.
[de8l
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Ruled BIl.head Paper.

0nn TEAMS 2, 4, o AND 8 TO
AOO SheetCs nns quality OF Paper
"" ~ NIXON, OHArFIELD q WOODS,
no3l a. and 10 WalnutSG
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mon lots at 3i@35c., and are quit, firm at
these rates The demand In the regular way
Is fair.
LEATBER-The market continues dull
without any change. The following are the
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C00PERAGE-A continued dull market,
and prices but feebly sustained. We con-

CANDLES AND SOAP-The demand is
fair, and a firm market for Star Candles.
Soap in fair demand. We quote:
Tallow Candles, double pressed. ..... .....u........... is
Talow Candles, Is
IL
6roWn."."..""."'."". .."..'.''"""....."... ...".....5A4TA
Yellow .................6R6 on
..,.... ......."-....I4Q0I
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~ WHITEHEAD, HORSE DOCTOR
LlO AND SHOER, having had thirty
years' experience with an extensive prao-
tice In the Veterinary art and bhoeing 90
combined begs lee3e to inform the public Nv
that he can be found at all times at his
place of business Gad residence, No, Id
street. All kinds Of Horse Powders Otntments ana
Liniments, constantly on hand. fe6-u
TOPN GETE WHOLBSALE DEALER
ID In White Flint, Green and Black GLASSWARE
No. Sycamorc.street, near the Steamboat land
Ing, between Front and Columbia, Cincinnati, o.,
Cut, Plain ana Pressed Flint Glassware Black
Wine, Brandy, Porter, Hook or Catawbal Clarot
and Beer BottSes, together with Quart, Pint ana
Balf.pint FlaEAh DemijOhns, Lanterns, ete.
Country Merchants orders solicited, and hued az
very low pIioes, with dispatch. mh1 Gun
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-20
Magnolia Ruled Letter Papers.

Ak GASES MAGNOLIA FINE, sVPRR-
lSD FINE, First-clAss and Congress Ruled Lst
Ter Papers. glst received and for sale byoD
no24 ~ and 5D WAlnut-stre6A.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-20
Review Of lhe Cincinnau market,
On rurwrrE rNnrHq MOI

BUTTER-The supply of choice fresh is
again less than the previous week, and not
at all equal to the demand, and prices adj
vanced fully &c. per pound, closing buoyant
vt l5@l7c. for prime to choice Roll. The
lower grades remain unchanged and dull at
s@l2c, according to quality. III
BRAN SHORTS, &u.-A dull market,
without chanoh in nricna Wa nnata. L