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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-05
$50 and, By auction, 800 brls. new crop do.
at aOG33c., cash and ninety days.


THURSDAY HVnNIna. April 4.
FLOUR--,The market remains very dull,
and the demand quite light Superfine can
not be sold 70 any extent at over "a 30, but
il is generally held at "a 50. Extra may be
quoted at 81 6O(04 7b. FOB alG
WHISKY The demand is active. ahd
prices advanced 10. The Sales were l,200
brls. at 131f@issso., the latter rate for
wagon. -l- fIl
PROVISIONS--A good demand for mess
Pork, with sales of GOO brls at sic 80 for
country, and SIC 81 for city. The demand
for Bacon continues, but the business done
was small, as the buyers were not willing to
pay any advance The sales add up 260
hhds. at &c for Shoulders, 99Sc. for Sides,
lOc. for clear Rib, and l02Sc. for clear Sides.
Purchases could not have been made at these
rates at the close. Bulk Meats are more
inquired for, and 10000 lbs. sold at &c. for
Shoulders and SIC. for Sides. Lard is held
firmly at 9h@l0c. ..L
OLA sale of 100 brls. Linseed at 6lc.
GROOER1ES-There is no change in the
market; the demand is fair in the regulsr.
way. Sugar 6@714c. Coffee l3t@l44c,,
and Molasses 32@33c.
WHEAT-The market continues dull, but
we have no change to notice In prices, and
continue TO quote prime red at 98c, aud
prime Indiana white at 81 05; there is
fair demand for choice Kentucky white at
81 IL, but there is none of this kind Offer
ing sales Of 800 bushels good red at 9Sc,
delivered; 270 bushels choice red at ST.; 300
bushels prime red at ST from store, and 900
bushels prime red on private terms.
CORN-Ear is firm, and in good demand
at 30C933c., at the upper and lower depots /;
sbelled is nominal at 32@35c. for mixed and
white in bulk sales of 1000 bushels, part
ear and part shelled, at 34c, at the canal !;
800 bushels ear, in bulk, at 33c. at the lower
depots
0ATS-The market continues dull, but
there is no change in prices; we quote them
at 26c in bulk.
RYE-The market is steady, with fair
demand at 55@56c. for prime.
BARLEY-There is q fair demand for the
choice grades, but other qualities are dull I;
we quote prime Fall at 65@69c., and prime
Spring at Soc: sales of 525 bushels prime
Fall at &c., and 200 bushels choice Fall
at zoe. .aH
HAY-The market is unchanged and dull.
We quote prime Timothy at $ll@l2 per tun
for prime, in bales, on arrival.
CHEESE-We have no change to report
in the market; the demand is moderate, at
SIC. for Western Reserve, Sc. for Hamburg,
and l015c. for English Dairy.
APPLES-Tbe demand for choice is fair,
at 81 per bril-, but common TO prime are dull
at 81 1902 25. ... .s
P0TATOES-The market remains dull,
with but limited demand, at 81 2O@l 80 per
brl. for prime Neshanocks, from store.
BUTTER-There is still fair demand for
prime and choice roll, at l6@l9c. Other
kinds are dull, at ll@l3c, for good, and s@
| 10c. for common. ,-.-r ,r.-
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-05
IBy Telegraph.l
New York Market.

New YoRK, April 4-P. NJ. Ashes firm
and demand fair sales 80 barrels at 53Xc.
for pots and pearls.
Cotton quite finn, with active demands:
sales $500 bales at l2Sc. for middling Up
lands. Included in sales are l,20O bales in
transit.
Flour heavy and Sc. lower; moderate
business for export and home consumption
at the decline; sales Ia, 500 brls. at S5 ESQ
30 for superfine State; So 1905 30 for ex-
ira State, chiefly So as; SIS 25C95 80 for su-
peIfne Western; So 40C95 70 for common to
medium extra Western, including small par
cells as low as IS 35; S. 65@5 10 for ship
ping brands extra round hoop Ohio; S. IS
al for trade brands do; market closing
quiet. Canadian Flour shade easier: sales
900 brls. at So 65@7 for common to me-
end 'favorite brands. Rye Flour steady at
50 4C@4 10: sales 100 brls. Corn meal
Limited business, at previous prices.
Whisky-Pretty good demand, without
material change in price; sales 2, 400 brls. at
ls@ls14c, including 1000 brs, last evening
n the latter price.
Wheat heavy and about lc. lower, with
only very moderate demand for export and
a limited inquiry for home consumption :
sales of Il, 400 bush. fair Chicago Spring at
81 23Gl 70, ia store and delivered; $4,000
bttzAls fulllulOA " ENON SAup ~
| 81 2S(9l 80. in store and delivered; 28,600
Winter red Western at 81 36@l 81, aAoat
and delivered; 1900 bush. white Western at
| 81 5O@l 90; 600 bush. white Canada at
| 81 539l 81. Rye quiet: small sales at 67@
] 67HC, Barley continues heavy; sales OF
400 bush State at 7OG7lc. Barley. mat
| quiet at 65@86c. COrn-MOderate business
doing for export and home consumption.
Market without material change: sales OF
$4,000 bush. at 67@68e for old mixed West.
eIn, in store, and 69@7Oc. delivered; exc.
for new do; 60c. for damaged old do, in
store; CSC. for good new Southern yellow.
Oats dull and heavy at 339331Sc. for West
eIn an Canada and 33H934c. for State.
The demands for Pork is decidedly more
scuve, and the market may be quoted a
shade frmer: sales of $500 brls. at Sl7@l7
IN for mess; $l5 50 for Western prime
mtss; and Sl2 75@l3 for prime. Beef firm,
with fair business: sales OF 300 brls. at 81
1905 for country prime; S. 1906 Is for
country mess $89lo for repacked mess; $40
Oil for extra mess. Prime mess Beef dull
and nominally unchanged. Beef Hams
steady, AZ $l2C9l5 for State aud Western:
sales of I5O tris Nls .ern at sl5. Cut Meats
steady, at 614@65sc. for Shoulders; 8G9sKc.
for Hams; sales OF 100 packages dry salted
Hams at SIC. Bacon quiet and firm; sale5
OF 80 boxes Bellies AZ SIC. Lard steady and
demand fair: sales of 100 brls. Of 9@l0c,
Butter selling slowly, at lo@l4c. for Ohio
l4@ lec. for State. Cheese steady, at 719@
lloe for inferior TO prime.
Raw Sugar is fully hc- lower, With vert
good business doing at the decline sales o
2lll hhds. Cuba at 415@69lc.; $50 hhds
Porto Rico at 5A@6c., and 1924 boEe
Havana at 4%@7c. The Molasses msrke
is steady; sales of 40 hhds. Muscogado; 1888
ahaa Porto Rico 3.Q46 bIls. New QTlsaos a
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lBy Telegraph
New York Stock Marker.

NEW YoRK, April 4.-Stocks dull and
again lower; Chicago and Rock Island, 561s I;
Galena and Chicago, 722z; Illinois Central
Scrip, S02S; Michigan Southern Guaranteed,
3S14; Michigan Southern, IL; Michigan
Central, 81; Pacific Mail, "a; New York
Central, 78; Erie, BIZ Hudson, "A; Harlem
Preferred, Al Reading, 4224 Cleveland and
Toledo, 80; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy,
f3H United States Skies Of '81, Registered,
So; United States Skies '8l, Coupons, 93X
United States Skies of '6s, 95; United States
Bonds, 96; Chicago and North, western
Bonds, M; Hannibal and ST.. Joseph Bonds,
so; Michigan Central Fights 9911, ex-in-
tarest ... .'..
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-05

throbbed for freedom was p ,A.d bv a baVo.
net, and he lay on the =, sat which he took 4,
the mornings druya.beat. So fell Isaac
Muzzey, and 20 did the aged Robert Nun
roe, the same Wi5o in 1853 had been ensign
at bouieburg. Jonathan Harrington, jr. was
struck IN FONT Of bic house on The north Of
tne Ocnlraon, BIS wife was at the window
Win the blood gushing from his breast,
he rose in her sight, tottered, fellagain, then
crawled on his bands and knees toward his
dwelling; she ran to meet him, but only
reached him as he expired on the threshold.
Caleb Harrington, who had gone into the
meeting house for powder was shot as be
came out Samuel Hedley and John Brown
were pursued and killed after they had left
the green. Aeahel Porter, of Woburn, who
had been taken prisoner BY the march, en-
deavoring TO escape, was shot within few
rods Of the Common.
Seven of the men, Of Lexington were
killed; nine wounded--a, quarter part of
those who stood in arms on the green. These
are the village heroes who were more than
Of noble blood, proving by their spirit that
they were Of race divine. They. gave
their lives in testimony to the rights of man
kind, bequeathing to their country an as-
surance Of success in the mighty struggle
which they had begun. Their names are
held in grateful remembrance, and the ex-
panding millions of their countrymen re-
new and multiply their praises from genera
ton to generation. They fulfilled their
duty not from accidental impulse of the mo-
mentj their action was the slowly ripened
ffuit Of Providence and of time.
Heedless of his own danger Samuel Ad-
ans, with the voice of prophet exclaimed,
when he heard of the resistance at Lexing-
ton, 'Oh, what glorious morning is thisp
for thus he saw that his country's iudepeud-
ence was fastening rapidly on, and like CO.
lumbus in the tempest, he knew that the
storm did but bear him more swiftly to the
undiscovered world.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-05
$500 REWARD.
MAYORS OFFICE,
Cry HAIL nINrTAgNAff

MAYORS 0FFICE,l
CRY HALL, UINCIENArf.
I'm PURSUANCE OF A RESOLUTION
sdoFted by the City Council, ON the 27th 0aF Of
March, 1851, /, r. M. Bishop, Mayor of the city do
hereby offer Reward Of Five Hundred Dollars
ISaOlfo the apprehension and conviction Of the
Burglar BurglaTs who ontered the house Of PERRY
j MOORE, Esq., on the night of the 9th inst, and
committed murderous assault on him, by shoot
ing him "a the head.
49,, Given under my hand, and the corpOrats
4 l.. s. seal Of the city Of Cincinnati, this 98th
m6sOf 4. NJ. BISHOP, Mayor.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-05

.IfnI rE1kLfcH uhnr.
- ..ff. f...a.. ann .l-4zr~rA-r on WI
fIer noulh vas nd. and you would aay i
Di- panuofo fnifil glad, 1900 Il ..l,
nat f1r the unduIniInr rloT
of serious thourbtii bad- HalA
ss. ,.thos Of her auft blua eyes
fr'A ~ II ,.I1fe 0T shade and sun
. r1.if ssrsr tn1fon, half surprise, ]
TsuDfeud trust In one. .a1fa1 itH /
.lq mar ,o,se was swestsr than Sigh, I
- Ard nnddor than a song, lffA NaN ]
And onlot a. the shadow BY % rr f'HIa
flef side, she went along. rs t-frr
ThsrunsnfnS Of her eaysr mood
On al thinos freely ehpne,
Bat in her tender soiitude ..I. ..-.sI T
Of SOUL dwelt aioBe. -.
Rhe might net lift her head in pride,
An oatentatious tree -.
An bsrb whose Howofa spread Tar and vide
Under the grass, was she.
Heating WIS In her bands, and while
tI I We loved, I knew 20 ntght-
at,anae fhst With just one little smile
1he world can be 90 bright
All things are changed feel aggrieyed
DE- Ans wronedd, know not how
Isit a dream she ever lived, .....
|- Or am 1 dreaming now
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-05

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE.
CCEINED al the Office Of the Board Of City I'm
prOvements, until nine O'Clock A M. of FRIDAY
April 5, 1861 for grading and paving with good
hard burned paving brick, on a bed Of clean sand
four iDt hes deep, the sidewalks on NiDth-street,
from Hsrret-street to q point 34I feet west
Each bio to be accompanied by two sureties. Bid
deTs TO use the printed forms, as other will be
received. By order of the Beard.
mh26-tt CHAS. BALLANiJE, Clerk.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-05
IBy Telegraph
RaItIm0re Market.

BALTIMORE, April 4. - Flour advanced
l2c; Ohio and Howard-street S. 37@5 so;
City Mills $5 81. Wheat advanced Sc
white 81 3O@l 81. Corn 60@75c; yellow
6O@6lc.; white 63@65c. Provisions are dull
and unchanged. Coffee firm at l2H@l315c.
Whisky firm at l9c
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-05

SEALED PROPOSALS. WILL BE RE-
- CElVED at the Office OF the Board of City In
proVements. until niue O'Clock A. Of FRIDAY
hard burned paving brick, on a bed Of cleau sand
four in ches deep, the sidewalk the east side Of
street.
Each bid to be accompanied by two sureties. Bid
received. . D.. ... y
Rg order Of the Board .. ...r.
mh26tt CHAs. BALANCE, Clerk.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-05

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
- CBlVED at the office of the Board Of City I'm
proyemeIts, until nins o'clock NJ. OF FRIDAY,
APIu 8, 1851 for reersding, I'pairipg a-d Ptvipg
with gt0e hard ur ed nsvi Z STl X, o. q brd OF
clean saI iuuf II. hes deep the sidewalks on Mar
tin street, from Pearl'street 20 Third street.
Each bid 70 be accompanied by two sursties. Bid
received
mh26 It CHAs. EALLANcE, Clerk.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-05

DALDIBR'S cos METZ IOLOlTION
II opens the pores OF the skin, aad allows that
10 paRs of in iDsensibl0 persplration which would
great skin-Eurfer Of the age. Nearly thirteen
years experience has proved hat pimpes and other
eruptiOEs Of the face tetter, ssltrheum. rngWOrm,
erysipeas, and every other itching and irritating
catos % ne ne sSln are relieved " single sPP
enectually cured. Arson Baker q Co., Al Warren.
been cured bv It Of eczema on both legs and feet,
after having been prououncee incurable by physi.
cians In and out OF the hospital. The writer his
tried every thing he could think of for eightOe1
months"
Price so cents, or six bottles for So so.
viii be sent by express to any part Of the United
States Prepared by SOLON PALMER,
Manufacturer aud Importer Of Perfumery,
mhl9 81 West Fourth-st CINCINNATI.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-05
MUSICAL.

ATTRACTIVE NJ USIO 200 X = I.
IN Home CiIcle-Waltzes, Pglkas, Qusdrilles
Marches etc, for Piano-Sl 80. shower Of Pearls =
Vocal Duets-s2 QPeratie BonqOet-Duets. Quar-.
tets Choruses, sto., hom the best Opsras-S2. Home
Melodibt-Wor orda and Music Of about one hundred
favorite songs-25 oents. Shilling Song book
Words Of one huBdred and seventy -uve popular
EoBgl-l2 oenta. One Hundred Scotch SOngs, One
Hundred Irish ings, Ore Hundred Comic Songs
each 90 cent?, sent, post paid receipt Of prioe
prices b. JOHN CHURCH, Jr,
spl 66 West Fourth st.
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by Telegraph
PhiIudeIpilia Market

FhHndeIphIa Work6t'
PHILADELPHIA, April 4.-Flour is steady at
SIS 25@5 81 for super6ne, Wheat is active at
81 32@l 35; white 81 40@l so. Corn is
steady at 6o@6lXc. Lard l0c. Whisky is
steady at ls@ls11c.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-05

SEALEp PROPOSALS. WILL BIZ RE-
~ CEIVED at the once u the Board of City I'm
proyements, until nine O'Clock A. M. Of FRIDAY,
ApIll ., 1861, for grading and paving, with good
four inches deep, the sidewalks Stone-slrest,
from Fiji; street 20 Sixth street.
Zach bid o be aooO panied by two surstiss. Bid
deTs to use the printed forms, As other will be
received.
mh2j'tt CHAs. BALLAEOE. Clerk,
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MTsCHIL.ANToUB

CUPERIOR COURT OF CINCINNATI.
- -, Rs4;.Dayid cibsen. ya. qeergo Hatch,
sSsss ssSsS, hiss Ss.sh ~ ls 5SSs ibas s ss
plaintiff on the a5nd day of ootobsf 1850 hlsd his
q jeei and pray sr n which & % obtain judsasnt
thss re ssid George ~ Hatee sS gay g he ssd Ny
1850, Tor which lands bsionglns % pisiStia sri
ne oS y e ss s sSs SS G5Sr me-
Che said George Hatch, and the said Rachel 4.
eurs re sad debt 81 rsa sorSe ssO s, "a is s
!oa and the proceeds appiedto the payment Of said
That is TO say-A Of lot No 10, in square No. Il,
shSwn on .hs plat Of sgbdiyisSn 4. made BY aeOrGs
Of the Records q Hamilton County, measutine q
et m bs n i & o ssy .rsg AnH
Of lot No. . IN square 30 l4, in same Plat, measur.
o p s u % Gn SatR sR 70 DfSsh ~ sdS Il
ali Of lot No. a. in the "Whitsman Lot" az shown
on the plat Eec&crae.S & a IN book No lsl, pave 90
extending back along the south side Of Bank street
g feet .lsos AZ q the lot & ground IN Aysry
IN ftnt on the south side Of Dayton street and ex-
tending back the same width, $50 iset 70 York.
9TH Baymiler ST. Also all Of the west half Of bloeh
NJ a shown on the recorded plat made by E& II
Avery, reeors Psst south on BANK street e"sI
Nv 10 fest silsy, and NJ erthvardy By ground Of j.
Also ali oi the lot Of ground in east half Of n:
fset in OtSon 'front.' on Or the west side o spe
extending back from said street, SO feet 70
alley; the south line being 200 feet north Of aud par
alle TO Bank-st Also, all the lot Of ground in block
No. the zane plat measuring 80 feet In fronss
on the west side Of Freeman-st., and extending beck
at right angles 100 feet, bounded south lot
veyed BY George Hatch to A. II Smith. Said mort.
gage being recorded in book Ne lee page S0T, q
Hamilton County Records and defendant, Rachel
r. Hatch, IL notified that unless she auswer or Dc.
mur to the said petition or before the
(23d) day Of April 1851, the same viii be taken ~
true, end Judgment rendered accordingly.
JAMES e. JACKSON,
fel7-n ATTORNEYS Tor Plaintiff.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-05
" wHITEHEAD, HORSE DOrGH

He AND sHOER, having had thirty 1-eE
years experience with extensive prao- ,ssSst4 v
tice in the Veterinary art aud ShOein ~ s.fesi
combined, beRs leave to inform the public tG-.-Sh
that he can be found at all times at his
place Of business aud residence, No. 1 4 Richmel6
street All kinds Of Horse Powders, Ointments apS
Linimenta, oOnataRtly on hand. fe6 "
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-05
Utica White Lime,

VNHR UNDERsItsNRD HAVING IL.
celebrated Lime, are now prepared to fill orders 4
any amount, and those ordering Lime ,an rely o.
having them nlled, and in No cooper Sge, and ~
the most reasonable terms All orders addressed "
us, at Utica, Ind. will meet with prompt Httentles
TYLER H0WES.
Utica, Ind, March Is, 1851. mhII-cl9'
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-05
FistuIa ip Ano Treated

HpY Da. WIN. OWENS, WITHOUT TFI-s
1O Knife or Ligature, BY new, simple and pScc d
liar method Of Treatment, discovered BY hImSslf 4
about eight yeAru ago, and which haA been a.
tended with complete 5uooess IN every case. Ezs
OWENS has been oitiEsn Of Cincinnati for tlf
last tWeaty. five yeGft and essuToA the afflicted thG
the above Il no humbug. For further lnfoFIatl
tiob, apply at his once and residence. Ne. SO Wes
8syan f6-st., Cincinnati ..-... OsS3-sS
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-05

DRIVATE MEDICAL OONsULPAe
u ITI0HS FRREy-Drs JACKSON, HnRBERT
co, treat with success all CenhdentialD Diseases,
male or female, on the latest scientific plans thete
By ipsuring quick and permanent caFss, M ioV
charges ssDd for sTteen iAYgs letter page Cirou
Wf ..@e. Also, all Chronic Affections Of lcae
Standing, requiring private medical aid Othoo and
Consultation Rooms, 16f Sycamore-st, betwees e.
Fifth and Sixth Cincinnati, Ohio. mh2-cma
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-05
DENTAL,

NJ p. BE KNAP, d EXITS II -
eDO Teeth extracted without pain, drugs, SyzHzN
% snocks 70 lDe nervous sysUom MY moue 2fff1ft
from nov in use, and is eIhilaratipg instead OF
debilitating to the system. Teeth filled substan-
styles, to suit the most fastdous Terms moderate.
taken at par.
OFFIoE-I3I West Fourth-st., Oin., o. desc
nH. nIEF EDITH, DENTIST.-ORFICR
H Oh SiXth-st., between Race and Elm -
No. 1874, near Race-st. Teeth extracted t,qgyIb
without pain, on q new principle, without
the use Of drugs any injurious agent. Positively
no humbug. Having had nearly twenty years ex'
periepce In the practice Of his profession IN this
sity, he can give perfect satisfaction TO all who viii
patronize him. His terms are 80 reasoAsl . that
you will save DeArly oue-half by calling oD him.