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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-02
Annual ReRsrI % me Trustees Of che

NNNNAANANM NnANNEAMNa
The first annual report Of the Directors O
the McMicken University was filed with the
Mayor yesterday. II sets forth the particu.
lars on the organization Of the Board Of
Trustees, January J., 1850, and then states
that Immediately thereafter they proceeded
TO take possession Of all the real estate in the
city included in the bequest of Mr.. Nc
Micken, except the mansion, grounds and
house, which are 10 be occupied by Andrew
and Lizzie McMickeu for FIVE years. Also
the tract of l24 $40 acres, in Delhi Town
ship, which was appraised at $9s7, Ca
valuation much too high, as all the buildings
were much dilapidated.
In regard to the property in the State of
Louisiana, the report states that by the
ruling Of the courts il is lost to the city.
The Davenport tract" on the Mississippi
River contains about 1000 acres, Il seems,
however, that Mr.. McMicken had lost this
property by decision of the United States
Court before his decease. A bill of review.
intended to reverse this decision, has been
dismissed by the Supreme Court of the
United States since his decease, and this
may be regarded as lost; as, in addition to
these decisions, the State Courts of Louisi.
ana have also decided that Mr.. McMicken's
devise to the city of Cincinnati is void as to
oil his real property in that State. A fund
Of $500 was paid into court in the suit re-
lating to the Davenport tract, as due to Mr.
McMicken, but owing TO counter claims
since filed, it seems doubtful whether even
this fragment of the large donations of
Louisiana property bestowed upon the city
will be saved.
All of Mr.. McMicken's property in the
city of New Orleans, and in the town and
parish of Jefferson, is also lost under the
decisions of the Louisiana Courts.
The amount of funds, bonds, stocks, &C.,
that went into the hands of the Executors of
the estate and their transactions, are given
briefly in the report.
The amount received in cost, notes. ac-
counts, stocks and bonds by the Executors
was $70,875 "a.
The amount of moneys collected by them
to January 81, 1861, was $96,472 So; amount
expended, $sO,O99 81.
The balance of cash in the Executors
hands, according to their account fled Janu-
ary %, 1861, was $l3,93l 05. "There re-
mains also in their hands for disposal, a large
amount of stocks, accounts and notes."
The receipts and disbursements of the
Trustees of the University, exhibits the fol-
lowing general results:
Received of j. b. Warner ESQ, for rents
Move mber 8, December, ls59..,......... S3,l57 SO
Total rents from January ], 1860, to Febru-
airy 2Si 1861, thirteen months.......... 2n,O49 68
Total ,9O7 Is
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-02
Daily Produce Market.

u :
FL0UR-The market is dull and prices easier
supel hne could not he sold. at the close at, over
~ DO. The sales were 275 brls Euperfne at 81 5l0
90 and 900 do extra at 81 To@4 50, aud 50 do IA
gems picuntan AZ So ls.' i '.''1 .IIi II =
RRoVlsIONS- A contin ued fair market for PORK
and Bacon, and rrices ending upward Go1d laa-
try brands meBs Pork bring Sli while CITY IA held
higher. Bacon sides In fair demand, aud a shads
better Buls meas as 70 cards Sides, g. good de
mano, and prices nImer. Pork reuiainB duu W ith.
out change; the sales were 4al bFls mess Pork az
SIZE 100 DO delivered at EyRls syiue Ind, al tha
eeue rate; l4n hhds b icon slider at gkc;' 40 do
shoulder al 7Ae; l0O.00o los bulk Sidas at ,Sc ;
zaO,ulO 90 Shoulders, psrt at hipley and part at
Moytvtlle, az i-sc AID 900 plec q, 70 uH daliy
cred the 18th Of this month, 5l03o fsf abnnl
esrs, SIS tor heavy Sides s4c ~ llEht dos aud
d4Q tor HaEs Lard remains dulE the Onig aala
weheeld pf wp6 100 Aess loo - N i
WbISkH--1he demand WAS flr t1soey. Au1 lhc
latter rate for wagon - =
OLA sale of65 brls. Llnseed at ssc,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-02

MADAME VARIAE.-The musical public
should bear in mind that tickets for the con-
cert to be given by the above accomplished
cantdtrice, are for sale at Peterss music store.
Mrs. Varian will be assisted by the accom-.
plisbed pianist, Mr.. Edward Hoffman, and
there is every reason to hope that the enter
tainment will be enjoyed by large assem-
bly,; that it will be musical treat, none
who have listened to the charming vocalist
will doubt. The Concert hall in Pixies
Opera building will seat about 500 persons,
and we deem that there is ample musical
taste in the city, despite other attractions, to
fill it on Monday night.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-02

POLICE CoURT.--John Reed, for abusing
his family, was fined $40 and costs.
John Mcdonald, boy fourteen years of
age, charge with stealing some percussion
caps, was sentenced to the House of Refuge.
Edward Dolan, supposed to be implicated
in the robbery of Church's music store, on
Fourth-street, was arraigned, but, not being
ready for trial, his case was continued till
Tuesday, and in the mean time was held to
bail in the sum of $1,000.
Mary Baker, for drunkenness, and Joseph
Fox, for vagrancy, were sentenced to thirty
days each in the City Prison.
VIM. Rayner, for stealing corn from a rail-
road car, at the Little Miami Depot, was sen.
fenced to the County Jail for four months.
Charles Mclean, who attempted to steal
gold watch from private room in the Wal
nut. street House, was held over in the sum
Of 81, 600 for further examination on Mon
day.
Joseph Weightman, one of the soap boil
ers of the Twelfth Ward, was arraigned for
keeping a nuisance, but his trial was post.
poned till Tuesday,
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LAW REPORT.
SUPERIOR COURT.

Holden & Co. vs Adams's Express Co. and
others. Action for replevin. Judgment for
plaintiffs, by Judge Hoadley.
SUIT FOR LIBEL.--Brunswick & Bro. Us.
Holzhalb & Bake. To recover $1,000 for an
alleged libelous publication in the Oincin.
natl Commercial signed &c Bird,1' in which
the writer denies that he had indorsed the
billiard cushions of Brunswick & Bro. and
which publication the latter claim wes made
through Holzhalb 4 Co., to injure the plaint-
itf II. & Co. deny any malice in the, mat
ter and aver that the said publication was
made at the instance of Phelan & COL
lender. Judge Hoadley was Of opinion the
article was not ibelous, and sustained a de-
murrer to the petition.
Mason Co. Mining and Manufacturing Co.
vs. Steamboat Teetmlseh. Verdict for de.
PENDANTS.
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GREAT FIRH YIslERDAY.-Yesterda af-
ternoon, between three aud four o'clock, the
wholesale liquor store and rectifying estab
lishment of Hoffmier & Bros, Nos. "a and
SO Fest Columbia street, near Sycamore,
was discovered to be on FIRE, and the alarm
was sounded. The Fire Department was on
hand with all possible speed, but on account
OF the infammable nature of the articles in
the store, the flames spread with such rapid
ity that 1t was almost impossible to check
them, and they were conveyed from the room
in which they originated, through almost the
entire building, and into the one adjoining,
occupied by L. L. Hardy, the contents of
which were injured, by FIRE and water, to the
extent of almost $4,000, which was fully iu-
sured.
The ere originated in the rectifying-room
in which was located leaky cask, portion
Of the contents of which was conveyed to a
furnace. The loss sustained by the Hoff
miers will reach $4,000, which was covered
by insurance. The buildings occupied by
them were owned by R. R. Springer aud
VIM. 0verdorf and were damaged to the
extent of perhaps $1,000, Mr., HARDY Z store
house belonged to Groesbeok & Wright, and
was little injured, except in the roof
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-02

Spring is the tairest and sweetest of thl
sister. seasons. Her step is dainty as I
Peri's; her breath as balmy as the woodbin,
Of Andalusia; her gaze as chariding az
Zamofas, in SaadPs verse.
Spring Is the period of the year bordering
on Che Ideal. IT Is the poetry of Time, and
in its glorious days we build castles of de-
sire and palaces Of hope.
Through its perfumed atmosphere we be-
hold the beautiful limning of our delightful
dreams, and its dear suggestions are the in
experienced poems of the aspiring soul.
Nature, human as well as external longs
for the vernal season, and the heart sympa-
thizes with the Earth, when it throbs with
the consciousness Of predestined beauty.
How charming was the birth of Spring in
this new-Aedged seasonl How the stars
and sky and atmosphere assumed their robes
Of beauty, to welcome the blue eyed and
golden-haired stranger to her fowery
throne
Glorious was the night when the Spring
of the present year stole through its violet
silence, and stood, like spirit of love, upon
the threshold of the rejuvenating year
The stars were all in silvery wakefulness,
and the zephyrs kept their fragrant vigils
to sny "all haip to the soft eyed maiden
that came with beauty and blossoms, to lay
upon the grave of Winter, who SO loved her
that he grew like to her long before he
died.
We felt her inmost spirit when the
Spring was ushered into being. The torches
of Heaven seemed rekindled; the air was
fuller of delicious odors. .
Memory appeared responsive to the poetic
season, and we witnessed pictures of beauty
that had nearly faded on the canvas of the
mind.
Recollection ran through departed years,
and hours, and experiences, and cireum-
stances rose out of their graves, with crowns
of flowers and lips warm with love, to seem
as they had never died.
We heard the dead birds sing again, the
shrunken streamlet murmur, the silent voice
breathe music, the absent spirit reveal the
miracles Of sympathy and love.
Hope comes even to the heaviest heart and
the most shadowed spirit in the Spring; for
it is as full of promise as of dear delusion.
The season has come and gone to us more
than score of times, and left the shells of
expectation on the arid shore of existence's
sea; but wherefore reason, if ifcontentment be
desired?
Like every thing of beauty, the Spring
deceives; but let us cleave to Epicurus, and
Danish the future from the mind.
Let us, as the Spring glides over the YER
dant hills down into the valleys, lift foam
ing beaker in one hand, while we clasp the
mistress of our heart with the other-and
with quaff and kiss-careless of life and
regardless of time-say; "Weloome, o Spring,
for thy beauty: thou hast no power to harm
the heart that is wiser than to hope, and too
experienced to love-"
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-02

AN ISExPERRSoRD PLAY-GoER.-A late
Mobile (Ala.) Register publishes the follow
ing; r.l.
The other night, at our theater, in the
play of PizaFro, or The Death of Rolla, one
of the audience became very much interested
enters and finds "Pizarrop slumbering, and
approaches with huge drawn knife, to kill
him, the spectator could not stand It any
longer, but Justify exclaimed; "Don't xiii
him; don't kill him; il amt fair.n OF
course this routed the house, and for mo-
ment threw JsmisOn of his balance.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-02
IBy Telegraph
We U.-Ir seat nT.-Ar.e

NEW YoRK, March 1.--Stocks decidedly
lower and dull, there having been strong. dispo-
Bition 70 tell Ohieago end Rock Island, 59A Chi
osgo, Burlington aud Quincy "a /; Cleveland aud To-
Scrip s2; Panama, IT6A; Michigan Southern l4B I;
Michigan southern Guaranteed 80; Michigan Gem
Harlem 1881 Hudson 454 Erie, s214 !; New York
Central 7s4 Pacific Mall, 81; Missouri Skies 6s1<:
Tennessee Sfxes 7T; United States Skies Of 1881 95
United States Skies Of 1881 (Conpons) 934; United
States ! ives Of l774 lOoupons) s94.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-02

The CAMPBELL MINsTRELs.-There is no
let down in either the attraction or the au
diences at Smith & Nixon's Hall. The
Campbells, in their versatile entertainments,
fairly enlist the fancy of all sorts of people,
and it would be hard indeed if in the null
tiplicity of good things, musical and humor-
Gus, which they nightly present, every taste
is not hit. This evening they will repeat
theextravaganza of The Womanin Black; and
in the mean time the affair of the duel
which did not come offs in active rehear-
sal for Monday night.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-02

oROOnRrE8-rhr narEs u 1. ~. 4. & 4.
10 nhI4i euear rt l"Ic'i ~ ~. II I.It gI.I 81
I8ksS md 21nfIll n nlr1lot 81 ~ ~ ~ - A l1tf"
RAIN-Ih,'e, ,,,s fsosaIss, q ybs1t ", IN. -.
demand All ii, but hold8f1 ara WI. se q II soot
h In but no ftrnfe demoud al 81 ~ ~ ~ Wifi
choice raien III 30 hnnn. good rof. Il, ~ 20 Iarf ia
Ear h firm and Fl fool demand Al elsI porn-l
uppsr epd. lower. ae19ig, Ihe .ll6si5S y. q ~
far noiIsd' AID f3o ~ rlntS I'M ,.e, 81 ais
niehfrr anoIB. sales Of 40 Iuah 80 Al t-I.i1 M.
III SO. OafslA,fhofa ~ a rood dtIisni ~ e.19t1
Uifnhle for seed, ~ 2l11oc. Com1non ~, y .n1Ictt
ME IN bulk sfles ~ 900 huh 10 taf y. ~ AZ
iSco dg s o9oiss ': Mnssa sna q rs , e ss q
for MIMI s,.ief u 900 bush AZ ~ o3eoo
Tas beffor demand. 10 -QaT, an{ "a llhar1
ofsrad for prime fall, but hodrfI n "A ,sA reelr
h Gnii al H76tc foI prime Hesir7ss -. ~. st,tg
Bush. primo lsIl q 5ge M 90 @ a. a. SOD At soe.
IiAY-There II better demand II, M. ~ ~,
and the marRet Is 1rm It tlldis ior es ar.lelts
ofhv in haiea on nrriTolt There "A a ~ htnl-
Tor Bahf-pfeseed from ahipp1tl. This htse " anI
mapds eist0l4 on arrival o oome
rosnd af AZ. for Western Reserve n ~ lat DE-
and inc. f6r ~ flish Dairy. "an'purgs
demand a. Is4i4c We quote common % vlSrss s9se Z,
sG9iPBi rs 5na 5sL4be qhI uattat e steady and IN.
fair at S2@2 "a peF barrel for fair toprims Sorss
rPPoTAToFs are IN moderate den,aua =, =, -.
So ner bsrrsf Tor Prime Neehan0cks from 49, ~ o9
REFDSf1over if Gull and heavy, ana nrie....' -
olined i0oI5o por bqBhel, the markef clo1in5 dni1
at 81 2004 20 per bu4ho, IN sacks aEd barroi9 ana
saots: tbe sales reported were rs barres and , ~
bnshes AZ ef 25; 90 bushels fn Hacsa AZ 81 20 fia
ofhy a dull AZ 81 6O12 10. ~''''
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-02

City CoUEOIL-SpeciaI Session Last Night.
The City Council held a special ses-
sion last night or rather attempted to hold
one, but as no quorum was present, and
the sergeant-at- arms reported that no more
members could be found, they were com
PEELED to adjourn, after waiting half an hour.
The whole number present during the
evening was seventeen, among whom eIeve
were "pay members" and six who serve
for horror. As there are seventeen of
each class those who habitually sneer at the
disinterestedness of the City Fathers will no
doubt insinuate that they have less regard
for honor, than the almighty dollar; but we
warn our readers against being poisoned by
the malicious envy that prompts such derog-
atory insiDuatlons.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-02

A CHARITABLE AND WEALTHY WOMAN
Miss BuIdett Coutts, lady who is foremost
in every benevolent undertaking, has erected
in London a nuI9ber Of dwellings for the
poor. These houses are large and conven-
lent, while the rents are fixed at sum
which will yield three per cent. on the outlay.
Up TO the present time, the resalts have been
most safisiactory; the buildings are always
tenanted, while the tenants are orderly In
conduct and regular In paying their rents.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-02

ANNUAL REPORT OF THE CHIEF ENGINEER
OF TIE FIRE DEPARTMENT.-Below will be
found detailed report of the expenses of
the Fire Department during the eleven
months ending February %, 1861. Also,
appended is corrected list of the losses and
insurance for the same time. which shows at
glance the excellency of our Department,
and proves its superiority to any in the
world:
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-02

GLAsswARE.-John Getz is wholesale
dealer in white flint, green, and black glass
ware, at No. 8 sycamore-street, near steaui-
boat Landing. We invite attention to his
advertisement In tO-day's Pass.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-02

FRUIT TREEs.-The season for planting
has come. All kinds Of trees, ornamental,
fruit grape cuttings, greenhouse plants,
and shrubs of all kinds, can be had at Wal
nut Hill Nurseries; ]. S. Cook, proprietor.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-02

LECTURE ON HAYTI.-J. D. Harris, geuu-
inc Black-Republican, recently from Hayti,
will deliver lecture to his sable fellow
citizens, on emigration to that country, to-
morrow Sunday evening, at the New. street
(Atrican) Church, on New.street east of
Broadway. The lecture is free, and those
interested in the subject are invited to
attend
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-02

The boys have been employed in various
ways, but on account of the hard times, the
demand for their labor by outside parties
has greatly fallen off, The girls In the first
division have been chiefly engaged in cham
Der work, and those of the second in the
laundry. They are all taught, at intervals,
knitting, sewing, &c, in which they have
obtained fair proficiency. i.,,r
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-02
coMMnn pLrAa

Huy and wife Us. Eicler and others. Ver-
dict returned sustaining the win Of John
Eicler.
DIvoRoE;-Elizabeth Groves Os, w. O.
Groves. Petition for divorce granted ON the
ground of counsel, and petitioner restored
to possession of forty-three acres of land.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-02
4. COVlNGToN.

nISSOl UTION OF PARTNERsHIP.-
~ The parinership heretofore existing between
the under signed has this day been dissolved by mu-
tuhl consent, bv the withdrawal { W A. Green
The business will be continued by J NJ. OLA RK-
SUN Nho is aut horzed to settle all the debts apd
receive all moneys due the concern
]. M @ ARKsON,
w A GREEN.
CONVICTION, KY, February 23 1861. fe2s-cs
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NEWPORT BLECT1oN.

sS- JOHN It. MAPHET Is A CANDI-
LATE for the office of p PhEoIDENT OF THE
OlTH WUHOIb at the ensuing ele tion fe2I
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-02

oz
The fines all go into the School Fund, and
now amount to quite handsome annual
revenue.
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WANTED.

O WANTS." "FoR SALE" "FOR REN M"
"Los7," +" FOUND" "BoARDTNG,n ao -Ad-
reissmen,s ooAnO uhder hsss headings, not srceed-
mo fte lines, icili Be iftsefted fiuios for 0S cents
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-02

BEATRG EuRoPEAs llAILRoAD Cans Bx
STEsM-A perfectly successful trial Of a new
iuyention for heating railway Carriages with
hot tubes has been made between Paris aud
Montargis. BY most ingenious eontEiySnce,
q apoiton of the waste steam thrown OF AZ
ter exhansting Us motive power upon rbe
which extends throughout the train nef 2
tW listed that every passenger mar nt 20
feet upon u. Tha benefits Of re- 4ftpfP-
ment are thus distfi6ated omon8 ~ t44 -
viOus classes Of Travellers. ~
"A NeR4Hnhn n4H t4fof " /. ta- ~.
,...s Z, - 4 ,...s' nlIs sad brother
- r i,is1-sn llI 81. b ren I1 NfV svftAnal
h, ,,isr sle soryioss Of hins1h nnd lVuf son1
to the Southern army
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-02
PRoBATH oounr.

Judge Paddock refused to discharge Will
llams and Haynes, who were committed on
charge of passing an altered note.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-02

FINES AT THE POLICE CoURT.-During the
month of February, the fines and costs col
lected at the Police Court were as follows:
State cases'.s ~
Olty 45l so
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-02

WOODWARD CLUB.-The Woodward Club
will play a match game at the Orphan
Asylum Lot at two o'clock this afternoon.
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FOUND.

nauDRD POCKET, BOOK = with none, In
n llofed, on Monday evening, February 25i The
cVhtf cq have Il BY calling at ~ East Second t.
"a stating particulars, mal-hs
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-02
MUSICAL.

TTHR TWIN sISTERS-AN OPRB ET-
n n TAIAdepted to the use Of Female Colleges,
Schools, Exhibitions, etc f, by Herman 8. Saroni-
new and beautiful musical work for public or pri-
yate performance Dramatis Person se-Mab STAN
ley, May Queen elect Florence Stanley Twin Sis.
teT5i Corinna, Anna, Mary-Scholmates; Preciosa,
aGipsy Girl, afterward Florence; Maids of Honor;
Uhorus OF School girlsi Chorus of Gipsies. Price,
4Ocents. JOHN OHUROH, JR,,
fe25 SO West Fourth st,
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DREss-MAKING.-See removal of Mrs. Cor
don
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LOST.

QST .BIToH-A very small blsct-and tan
- Terrier Bitch, with long TAIL ears cropped pug
ncse and top Of head and throat nearly bare of haS
Three Dollars will be paid for return to 50 Chapel
st between Vine and Walnut, below Ninth-st. a.
II OsT-DOG--A black -and,tan coiored terrier.
- Has on German-slyer collar marked ''Edwin
Ccppin, Newport, Ky" A liberal reward will be
paid tor his return to southeast Of Walnut
and Ninth-sts. mhl-tf
n IQST = BREAsTPTN : On Tuesday, 25th, a
~ breastpin, between Main and Vine.sts, or in
Deland Gossage's store. The finder will be liber.
ally rewarded by leaving t at SOL Central avenue
tmhl.bfl
Il osT-yIoTOBINB-o 4 Madison or sixth st |,
~ Covington, on Monday last. The finder will be
suitably rewarded by leaving it at omnibus office Of
CLAYTON q YOUNG, Madison.st., Ooyington, KY.
II OsT-sPFCTAO Lesson Tuesday last, a pair
~ OF ladys gold spestacles, supposed to have been
lost on Fifth street. The fnderwil be literally re-
warded BY leaving them OF lis Linn. street.
mil b. T. WINTER.
IOST-PUP-From 23I West Fourth St, on
~ the 10Th inst, black and tan terrier slut pup
months old ears cropped apd lon tail The finder
will be literally rewarded by bringing her 20 the
abeve or SO East Fifth.st. fe2s.cs
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AUCTION SALES.
n nCTInN aAIF-nY IAooR oRAr

A UCTION sALE-BY JACOB GRAFF 4
- hOHL Salts'r room No. 80 East Fourth St
sfoTsge Go Go9ds nbt At aud Gin
MnHPAY MO- ,MoBNiNG, March I, at sK o'clook
WI D., Pc soId at store corner Of Front and Wood
may concern, to pay charges: VIM Brown, box;
NJ N Phillips box; B; Bradstreet, boxes, hale;
J, gudsSn boxes; jacob angle, box; II, Morgan,
20 NJ shipglesi g Jo hGren' bog; BishoprieE,
chine; ] Kelly, boxi Howell & Evans, / hoS aud
keei, A jackson, whisky kegi j @. Sharp,
casksi J.. W, Thompson, b, xes WIN MartiS,
box; Mich Ryan, Itr1nk; J. 9 Ferris, boxes;
John b. iegrsper stone and shapl; O. II. II lnter,
I box A shipmsn, box, ! chest, tub; X. H
k9mP' trunk Ihos. Higdon, wheelDarrOSs,
mh2 JACOB CRAFT. AuctiOneer.
ApCT5ON sALE-BY Q. BRAsAg4es 4
We will sell at nine O'Clock, general assSrtmsnt II
Dry Goods Cathing, Teas, Tobacco, &C cousist-
Printing Ink boxes Mirrors, cases Tobacco, case
Lttte5 paker, II half chests Tea, case Clothing
Nuts, mili.saws, Grain Scy thes, AZ, saved from
S y6s sse9meI Ssp.l1e' to Be sold for account Of
mbi q. BRHsHEARs& LAWS, Auot'rs.
A UCTION SALE BY N DIXON, No. ~
Fifth st, Ietween Main aud WAlbut.-Grsat
and FANCY Soes sd ns sSsr snd Psd So
CommeneinR THIS Thursday EV CHING, Feb. 2I,
OF until ali Is sold The goods Will be opeo esc6
day, Y hen all 10th ladies aud gentlemen, are re-
wholesale or retail, at very low @ prices and All
snsi prove as represented and satislactnry or the
@SneS on d TsITSss Ths male als worthy the ssa
goods 20 select from, and we deter mined 10 dis
sse oi ne whole stock es soon as sible for cash.
te2l'h JOSHUA GRAY, salesman.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-02

WHARF-MAsTER's ANNUAL REPoRT.-The
Wharfage receipts, from the Ist of March,
1860, to the 2sth of February, 1861, are as