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CHARLES
.LOlDOI CORDIAL GIN,

WHICH is DISTILLED UNDER INSPECTION OF
THE BRITISH GOVERNMENT;
is d-lcatey favored iunlike any other Gin.) with
sumo the most valuable resoraIYes Of the Negets
bic Nngdom, and by the most healthy beverage
extant
The Most Enaeaf Physiesaas Of Europe and AHer7ca
not only recommend its Use by the hale aud hsaitJ
but prescribe i, a medicine where stimulani II
required.
DR VaIrSTISI Morn. Of New York. the highest mod
zeal authority, pronounees CHARLES LONDON
GIN. not osg slperiT D. any other, bat TIE bel art
ee n the kisd he hds eUeT ~ess."
The Female Se1 will find not only pleasant Cor
dial but a certain relief ia sUienngs Of periodical
character.
Anaigtieu Chemists faH npls PRONOUNCE il perfect
ly pure. and It's restorative merit incompatible
Sold only in quart and piat bottles by all Druggist
Crocers. Country Merchants, &c. Beware Of limits
hoLs Buy only CHARLES. None other il I'M
sold in Mobile. by l. c. OrBosE CO. - and 80 Wa
ter street: HAVfLAND- CLARK GEOR,'E. 10 SUD
Il Water street: GEO. COrfER CO. u Daupin
street: CHARLES BREWER CO. 81 and es Com
merce street; J. p 1Al4LANI, Battle House Drug
store. and dealers generally.
sold IN New Orleans by .. o. WOODMAN. corner
Common and Magazine streets O. n MORRISON j.
Magazine street JAMES SrME, 1874 Canal street. ana
dealers generally.
For sale in Panlding Mss by dealers generally.
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e.-Every variety Of Hulders Materials Furnishes
q the LOWEST CASH PRICES
uabgs. Dee ~ isoo. lily
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IIlnnid lair nYe

rhieh aaer wears Of scientific experimenting have
,roIlrhf 70 perfection. Il dyes Black or Brown IN
ianfIy without injury to the Hair OF Skin, warranted
d. best article Of the kind in eKi-tence.
Price, Only so Cents.
DEPOT. s. DEY SHEET, NEW YORK.
Nee Tork Aug ~ 1880. @oly
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SOUTHERN HOUSE
Prof. L. Miller's
HAIR INVlcoRAToR.

Nooa. July 10. lHs.
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GRAND ANo SQUARE PIANOS
BRACES
ARCTIC ttNtMENTt


There is great demand for remedy adaptedto
All forms of External Discusses
External Diseases OF Man or Horsei
= THE REMEDY HAS BEEN DICovEREDs >
II EIS rHs NUEEl
It has been before the pubic several years
Its success has been CREST.
IT Is A LINIMENT.
IT IS THE ARCTIC LINIMENT, =
RFBRAGG'S ARCTIC nNIMENTl!!-sa
The estiInabe physieaus have testified to its ef-
fcacy. Thousands Of voices are
resonnding t. praises. .
II cures radically and PERMANENTLY
SIT CURES = ~
Burns Boils, Bruises, Biies Of Insects &c. Cuts,
Corns. Chibains, 6e., Earaehe Ernp-
tons ErySpelas. &c Gunshoi
Wounds, Goitre, &C.. Itch, &C. =
Mumps &c NEURALGIA &C. Piles
Pmpies. Paralysis SC. rheumatism. Se
Stiff Joints SpFains. a.. - Wars Wens. &c.
Bighead CracKed Heels kc
Fistula sc. harness and Saddle Calls. &c.
Pol Evil &c. Sfrsins. Stringhalt. Sweeney.
spsvia, a..
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Vol and RGdolph's AnOSArre scmEDAM scHNAP-.
Wines
Coburns Porte Coburn Port Juice;
Sierra Sherres; BlackbIrn's Madeira.
.west MalssA Cherry Bounce,
~ WHISKY Nv Fealsnd Pnro
nd bourbon Whisky, Rye whisky.
Parter and Ale, Goalay Btters,
ordials, H0steIter other BitteTs
Champagne. ett,. etc.
Always on hand and wiciiSFe wiz sell At the loves
market rates. ard the terms New lori
md Philadelphia houses. for undoubted pstper
We also have constantly N hand and u arrive
argo stoch Of the following articles. w:
Rio, Jaws and Laglyra Coffee,
Brown Sugar ~ qualities;
Crushed and PegdeIcd do;
Large and small Loaf do;
Brown Soap. various kinds;
Fancy Scented DO do;
Star and Sperm Candlesi Ssleratus, b Carb Soda,
tatent Wax do; Rice, Pearl Barley.
Preserves, al kinds, Mustard. XIV and English
Brandy Fruits. Ketchups all kinds,
5ardines. LoosterR, Pickles. all sizes,
Cove Oysters Salmon, Bnekees. Brooms,
Mackerel- Herring Tubs Wen Buckets,
Wrapping Paper, Manila Rope,
Matches. Nails. Raisns
Foreign and Dom Cigars. Currants, Figs,
salt, starch, Goshen Butter,
Indigo, Spices, Almonds, Brazil Nuts,
Cream Tartar.
Virginia Manufactured Tobacco, &c.
Alse, direct receivers Of Whisky, Beef Butter
Cheese. Lard, Lard Oil etc direct from the West
Our facilities such TO enable us to m all orders
Nhether large small AZ prices low as they can
be purchased in our city.
Parties who may favor us with their orders may re.
" upon having them hlled promptly, and at regular
prises, for cash good city paper.
THOMPSON 4 BARNES,
. and 25 Common Street New Orleans.
6ss Orleans, Jan. lS6l 16-ly
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f1tH 3 pEopret1rs 81 IL cennl vii keen On hand
4 - 81 hnes q iArna supply ~ Law BI.ANKs III
AT deseriPaonH pEntfd nalf ana accordina u Ne
most approved fpIIIN Fhes wi Be- sent IS mai
ne q gostagss e Qlerk. seriss aeallates. 90
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In Effective, SAFE and Economical Compound,
our RESTORING GRAY HAIR to lie original color
rthout dyeing, and preventing the hair nom turn
ing gray
soR PREVENTING BADNESS, and curing it,
when there IL the least particle Of vitality or recu-
pcrative energy remaining
fOR REMOVING sCURF AND DANDRUFF, and
an cutaneoue Affections Of the scalp
OR BEAUTlFYlNG The HAIR imparting to Il an
unequshed goss and hTilliancy. making u soft aud
silky III ita texture and causing Il TO curl readily
I1HE great celebrity and the increasing demand for
L TIM unequaled preparation convince the proPri-
NJ pupc Of its superior qualities over any other
preparation a. present IN use II eeanses the head
and scalp irorn dandrd and other eutaneous diseas-
ss Causes the hair 10 gruw uxuuantly, and gives II
rich sofi. glossy and flexible app, arsnce, and also
where the har is loosening and thinning will give
trenih and vgOT 20 the roots and restore the growth
TO th0se parts which have become bald, causing Il 70
siaid q fresh covering q hair.
There are hundreds u ladies and gentlemen in New
FORK who have had their hair restored BY the Of
ms Invigorai or. when all other preparations had
dlsd. l. N. has in his posreSsion letters innumer-
e testlin ing 10 the above fscts rom persons Of the
ohast nespeciablity. Il will ef-ctuaiy prevent the
a from o. Hing qruy until the latest Perlod OF life
ND IN eases where the hair has already changed IL
-oior the Of the lnvgOrator will with certainty
estore 70 10 IT, original hue. giving u dark, glossy
.ppearancc. A. perfume for the toilet and Hair
decorative, it u particularly recommended having
iarreeac fragrance; and the great facilities IL az
ords IN dressing the hair, which, when moist with
tie lnyigora,or h DRESSED in any required form
lnce nc great denntnd for il BY the ladies'
lard toilet article which none ought 70 be Without a.
fhe price pisces u within tn reach Of AL being
Only Twenty-Five Gents
pr bottle 70 be had all respectable druggists and
Hriumers.
L MILLER would callthe attention q Parents and
Guardians 20 the ure Of his inTgoratOr. in cases
rheTe the children's Hair incines 20 be weak. The
se Of Il lays TIE foundation for good head OF hsr
u removes any impurities shat may have oecums
onneeted with the scalp, the removal Of which i
gces-ary for the health Of the child and the futur'
lppeance Of It's Hair.
Cari1oS-None genuine without the fac simil'
LOUIS MILLER being on the outer wrapper; also
I uqysT : Hair farto0Fator ~ y. blown IN the Ela7-
wholesale Depot 50 Dey st. and sold by all III
irincipal Merchants and Druggists throughout tn
verdi
Liberal discount N purchaser ly the quantity.
also desire 20 present 20 the American Public m
View and Improved instantaneous
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JUFIUs.
H. -
AMUeEMENTs.

NAT1oNAB TREAgnR.-Mius sallie ST. ClafF
begins the Oscond week Of her engagement
ct this theater this evening appearing az.
Laura FairIfe," in Fzs WOman iv Waite
Mr.. Charles M. Barras peraonatihg the part
of "Fairlie." The dranas is exceileney put
upon the stage ana deserves to draw largely
The farce of zRSSseret will conclude the
entertainment.
SMITH & N1xos's HAbL.-UnswortRs Mn
strels open at Smith &Nizon's this evening.
They are said to be one Of TIE very best
bands Of African concsttizers thai have ever
visited our city, and being composed Of
twelve xcellentpsrformers, certainly ought
to be attractive. They remain but one
week, and will have fall houses, Of course;
during their STAY.
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C~OVINGTON NEWS.

ROPE wALKNG.--on Saturday afternoon
there was quite a gathering of the citizens
in the streets to witness the exploits of
Charles Alord. A rope was extended
from the top Of the Madison House Ia
the building on the opposite corner, and
the young man performed his feats a Ia
BlondlR, to the general satisfaction Of the
bsholdeIs. He made one or two slips, but,
considering the force of the wind, which
was blowing along the street, this was to be
expected. Once ne saved himself by seizing
the rope in falling. Some of his ardent adj
mirers claim that he Is equal to Biondin;
but we presume most viii think crossing
over Madison street Oovington, and Niagara
sidering the youth OF the performer (he
being. but seventeen OF eighteen years Of
age6 he deserves all the credit that attaches
TO success in the profession which he fallows.
de has the nerve that If pTOperly directed,
may be of benefit to the country IN perilOus
times, aI-.t
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JusTrons on rIlR PEACE.

Below is summary Of the ticket with
the politics Of each;
Mayor-Ceptain George r. Hatch, Demo
crat.
City SOlicitOr-Thomas O. Ware, Ameri-
can.
Treasurer-Jaokson N. Noble, Democrat.
Audiior-George Stackhouse, American.
Civil Engineer-Thomas ]. Peter, Demo
cIat.
Police J~udge-James Satin, Democrat. 3
Prosecuting Attorney IF O. jones,
American.
Commissioner-Thomas Tiernon, Demo-
crat.
Trustee Of Observation-Disclosures Eckert,
Democrat.
Director Of Infrmary-L. L. Armstrong,
Democrat.
Market master-Richard Ashcraft, Ameri-
can.
Justices of the Peace-Wiuiam Chidsev.
Democrat Thomas McLain, American.
Democrats, 8; Americans, 5.
The Mayor, COMMISSIONS and Trustee of
the Water works, all officers of patronage,
are all filed by Democrats.
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leisure, some IN hate; ropfsssatiug III
learned professions apd humble calling.
Nearly all possens talents, but they card
NOT 70 use them.
The true bohemian but little regards The
future, and holds fame zoo lightly to Isbos
for it's gain.
Oontsnted with the hour. ths ass MAG
speed anil Iisieth.
ITbis sketch Is 80 lengthy tlIat VIC defer
the publication Of the second and last part
Of Bshemianism in Cincinnati" until TO-
morroNPe issue I
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important nominations were made first, the
public would Immediately become suspi.
ciOus of bargain and sale, whereas the whole
should be regarded as a spontaneous action
Of the citizens.
Other Democrats admitted the justice of
the arguments of the Americans, and the
programme they proposed was adopted.
DEBATE IN COMMITTEE ON RESOLUTIONS.
As soon as the Committee on Resolutions
retired, the American members gave their
allies to understand that they must say
nothing against the enforcement of the laws
and the maintenance of the Constitution,
and their admonitions we're needed, as the
report will show.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
About two o'clock the Convention as.
sembled, and Immediately afterward the
Committee on Resolutions submitted the
following report:
ReSolved: That we ignore all platforms Of
the present political parties, and recognize it
as the imperative duty of every American
citizen 10 devote his energies TO allay all
sectional feeling, and restore harmony be.
tween all parts of our country. We declare
w. RSVA w VII eSShiOhal Bhlblt1t anu
recommend to our countrymeu to join us in
opposition to all such parties on the basis of
Senator Crittenden's compromise, proposed
to the Senate of the United States In Janu.
AIRY last.
Adopted with cheers.
As soon as order was restored, the Chair
announced that the next business in order
was the nomination of Il candidate for Mayor.
whereupon Mr.. A. W. Churchill came for
ward and begged the attention of the Con-
vention while he made a remark. He said
that he had come into the Convention as a
Bell. Everett man-that he was a spread"
from head to foot. He had come into the
Convention for the purpose of uniting with
the Democrats to beat the Republican Party,
which he considered the cause of all the
trouble. They (tbe Americans) had been in
vited by the Democratic Executive Commit.
tee, as Union men, to meet with them; they
expected every thing to go on tremendously.
1t had been said by some that they would
demand certain offices, which was not true;
they only requested those offices. He hoped
the Convention would show a liberality be.
coming the Democrats. Upon their gener-
osity depended the success of the ticket.
The Americans wanted the head of the
ticket if they could get it.
After the conclusion of Mr.. Churchills
speech, the Chair stated that the suggestion
of names was in order, and Wesley NJ. Cam
eron, DR.. A. E. Jones, John w. Dudley,
George Hatch, Alfred Buchanan, Joseph
Terrence and DR.. John L. Waiter were
nominated.
Considerable discussion ensued as to
whether DR.. Waiter and Mr.. Terrence would
accept; the President deciding that it was
out of order to call the candidates person.
ally. One of Mr.. Torrence's friends said that
that gentleman would not accept and he
was consequently dropped.
Five hallots were then taken aa fo11nuS.
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SERIOUS AcCIDENT.-Dr. Joseph Smith,
who resides on Sixth. street, near Central
avenue, was yesterday thrown from a buggy,
in which he was riding, and SO severely in
jared about the head and neck that it is be-
lieved he can not recover. DR.. Mussey and
five or six other physicians attended him
and dressed his wounds.
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CHICAGO N CINCINNATI RA1LRoAD.-At
a meeting of the stockholders of the Chi
cago and Cincinnati Railroad, held at Lo-
gansport, on Friday, the following gentle
men were elected Directors for the ensuing
year: w. D. Judson, of New York; John
Brandt, jr., of Richmond; J. NJ. Warren, of
~Logansport; G. B. Ripley, of New York;
Oren Sherman, of Chicago; ]. W. Eldridge,
of Winnemac A. Tenny, of New York.
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MEETING OF THE REPUBLICAN Executive
COMMITTEE. - The Republican Executive
Committee held a meeting at the Metropoli-
tan Hall, on Saturday evening last, to fill
the vacancy On the ticket, occasioned by the
resignation of Mr.. Eggleston. The session
was secret, and of about two hours dura-
ton. The nomination was at first unani.
mously rendered to Mr.. Weasner, but he
declined to make the race, and Mr.. Will
stach was selected, who accepted, and an
nounced his determination to the
canvass Immediately.
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I T ORDINANCES.
mo. 1901

INV NlUsJ
A N ORDINANCE TO ACCEPT DEED
IN OF Dedication r. m George George for part of
Gest street and for Fillmore street.
SECTION l, Be Il ordained bv The City Council of The
city Of CincinnaH, That the Dedication OF the Real
Estate hereinafter described, made for public use
by George George, be, and the same is hereby, ao-
cepted and col frmed, viz: A strip of ground 22S
feet lorg, on the south side a Gest street, extending
south line, beginning 10 foet west Of Freeman street,
and IuL ming ~westwardly said 22s feet, the Same
hereafter 10 be a part OF Gest-sttest: also, a strip of
ground 4T6 feet iong, and As feet wide, extending at
right al giles from Bicbmond-street to Gest street,
between Carr-stleet and Freemau.strset, and eaui-
distant from said last-named street, the same to be
hereafter Fillmore street.
Done at the Council Chamber, in the city of Gin.
cinr att, this twentieth day of March, 10 the year
eighteen hundred and sixty-one.
J0HNF. T0RRENOE, President.
Attest: SAM. L. CORwIHE, City Clerk mh22.c
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THE Young Mems Gymnastic Association
give an Exhibition at their Hall, corner of
Fourth and Race, streets, to. morrow evening,
expressly for the ladies. The entertainment
is free to all. Positively no gentleman adj
mitted unaccompanied by a lady.
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LADIES' SHoEs.-Lewis's Bazaar, Fourth
Street, opposite the Post Office, is now sup.
piled with an attractive stock of every de-
scription of ladies' shoes, which are being
disposed of at prices to meet the times. The
assortment of children's shoes also offers in
ducements in variety and cheapness.
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NO. 390,l
mo, 3JOsI

AN ORDINANCE TO ESTABLISH A
N Steam Fire. engine Company, at No. Z Bngine-
house. on Webster street, between Main and Syca-
moTe-streets, and to disband Hand-engineU Company
therein located.
SECTION l, Be Il ordained by he City Council Of de
city of Cincinnati, That there be and ia established a
Steam Fire engine Company, on Webster street,
between Main and Sycamore streets the same to be
substituted for Hand engine Company Nc. 7, there
located subject TO the rules and regulations of the
General Fire Department of the City Of Cincinnati,
Sec. 2. This Ordnance to take effect from and
aft T April !, 1861.
Done at the Council Chamber, in the city of Gin
cinnAti, this twentieth day of March, in the year
eighteen hundred and sixty. one
JOHN +. TORRENOE, President.
Attest SAN. L. CORwINE, City Clerk. mh22-c
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COUNTY MATTERs.-The County Commits
%sioners, at their regular session on Saturday,
passed the following orders: To Hugh Kelly,
chimney coping, ETC., at new Jail, $48 So
L. B. Crittenden, for coal, Sc; VIM. Scully,
for stone, $72 rs; total, 1925 SO.
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FRESNO less than four fires and alarms
have occurred in this city since our last is
sue. An alarm ON Saturday about noon, was
oecasioned by the burning of a chimney on
Carr-street, near Eighth; a fire on the steam
boat Ohio Belle, easily extinguished; a fire
in the lower Race-stfeet school house, yes
terday about one o'clock, extinguished with
out material loss.
The Times Office was discovered to be on
fire in the third story, about twelve o'clock
on Saturday night, but the flames were ex-
tipguished before any serious damage was
done. The loss by water will reach $500,
which is fully insured. It is believed to have
been the work of an incendiary.
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BREAST PIN SToLEN AT The DEMOCRATIC
CONVENTIONAL diamond breast.pin, worth
5000, was stolen from Mr.. Charles Rule, at
the Democratic and Union Convention, on
Saturday last.
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THIS morning at half past nine o'clock,
Jacob Graft & Kohl sell at their store, Is
East Fourth. street, second hand furniture.
Also, two office desks and an auctioneer's
stand.
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WnKrNsoN's, No.llO West FoURrH.srREET,
VINE AND RACE Merchants and
business men are respectfully advised that
this house is fully sys'ematized and ready for
the entertainment of the business community.
To day, March %, 1861, the eating couu-
ter, on the first floor, will be reopened, under
the personal supervision of Mr.. Wilkinson
and will be kept well supplied, similar to like
establishments in Eastern cities. Gentlemen
having but a few minutes to spare from BUSH
ness, will find ready-cOOked oysters in every
style, game, meats, fish, &c, from half past
ten A. NJ. until eleven P. NJ.
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By advertisement it appears that L. @.
Buell. has been compelled to postpone the
opening of his store for another day. Please
call to morrow.
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RoDBERY.-A man named Frederick Smith
was robbed of $25, on Saturday last, while
standing on the platform of one of the cars
at the Hamilton and Dayton Railroad Depot.
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The difference between orthodox and
heterodox religion seems to be, that the one
believes God may be good, and the other
that good must be God AA
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MEDICAL

n X. NRWTOiS, m. 4, -OFFIuE, 40,
SHs 90 West ssysnth,stp betwees Vine and
Vine and Race, Once hours, ~ 20 az A. M, ~
tn 2t p. NJ 2 m q p.M
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NEWPORT NEWS.

CRY PRINglEa.-The City Council at its
meeting on Thursday evening last, author
lied the Clerk to advertise for proposals to
do the city printing during the ensuing year,
the time for making them being limited 70
one week.
QUARTERLY COURr. The Quarterly Court
of Campbell County will be held to-day by
Mayor Hawkins 20 try all civil cases in
yolviDg sums between $50 and 500. This is
in accordance with a law passed BY the last
Legislature.
TINS FUNERAL OF Ma. TH~oMPsoN.-The
funeral Of Mr., Thompson took place yester-
day, as previously announced. The pro-
cession was oneof the lRrgest ever witnessed,
on a similar occasion, in this city. The re-
mains of the deceased were taken to Spring.
Grove Cemetery.
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eEALHD PROPOSALS..

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
p OElYED at the ONCE Of the Board Of City IN
April 2, 1861, for grading, setting curbs, aud paving
with good sousd eight inch hms-stone, on a bed Of
clean gravel six inches deep, Gifin.street, from Lud-
lOw-streeL to Lawrence-street including three rows
of dressed gutter stones, and double row Of twelve.
by.six inch ~haggings of dayton, Xenia or Indiana
hat-TOok stone at all the crossings.
Each bid to be accompanied by two s~ureties.
be received. IT,
BY order Of the Board.
mh2l-tt OHAS. BALANCE, Clerk.
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
- CE1VED at the Once of the Board of City Inn
proYements, until nine O'Clock A M. Of TUESDAY,
April 2, 1861, for regarding, repairing, and paving
with good hard. burned paving brick, on q bed OF
clean sand four inches deer, the sidewalks on Third
street, from Martin-street to East Front street, ex-
cept that portion already tagged with limestone, In
q WORK ankle manner,
ders to use the printed forms, as no other will be
received.
By order OF the Board.
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SAD CAyAsFRoPHE-A horse SHE'D at =
plank bridge between Norwich aud York
willie, N. r., on Wednesday evening and
went over, upsetting a buggy containing
Emerson Gibbs his wife and baby The
mother clung 70 her child iii abe becnme
iDsensible, when it fell and, struggling Df
life, the father seized his wife and amer TAX
ing her TO the shore, eought bis babe. The
rushing waters had carried Il sway for ever.
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LAW OARDS,

Y. n. BALDWIE LE BALDHIA.
baldwin BALDWINi ATTORNEYS
Ab ATLAW, Bank Building, No. a West Third
street, Cincinnati. mylT
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LOST.

On the morning of March 81, a small
yellow dog, with ears foaed. Auy one reJurn-
ing said deg, to 2O1 West Third st. will be liber-
ally rewarded. mh23-bE
OST-ln going from corner of Fifth and Broad
tute, an opal Breastpin, set in diamonds. The
Under will be literally rewarded by returning 1t to
me. CHARLFS RULF. I4S broadway mh25 tf