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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-17

FLOUR-The demand has been quite
light and the market ruled dull and heavy,
and prices lower, though there has been no
very general pressure on the market to sell,
still the supply exceeds the demand, which
has been chiefly local. The sales during the
week comprise 90, 900 brls. closing at 81 ESQ
4 40 for superfne and nominal; 81 5094 go
for extra, and 81 1904 80 for family. Fancy
brands without inspection brought "a 7b95
and Fagan's epicurGan S6. .,
GRAIN-Whest declined, and the market
is unsettled there is limited shipping de-
mand for choice Kentucky white, and very
little Of such arriving; but the city milleFs
are not offering over 90c.9$l for prime red
and white, while holders ask 98c. .@$l O5
No change in Corn; there is q fair demand
at 33c. for ear, delivered at the lower depots;
no demand for shelled, and prices are nom
inal. Oats have ruled all the week OF 26e.,
but closed dull, with some sales at 25e., in
bulk. Rye in good demand, and prices hd-
Vaneed, in the middle of the week to 57968c
not much offering. Barley dull and the de-
mand limited at CSC. for prime Fall, and Doc.
for Spring. Malt remains dull, and selling
in the small way at 60985e.
GREASE-The demand is quite limited
and the market dull at at61<@61Ie, for brown
618@6ze. for yellow, and 6M@7Mc. fol
white, selling rates.
GINSENG-A fair demand for this article
dealers paying 45e. for prime, on arrival.
HIDES-The market Is dull and the de-
mand limited. We quote
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CANDLES AND SOAP The market is
unchanged and the demand fair. We quote:
y CATTLE SHEEP AND HOGS-The sun. !.

'a CATTLE, SHEEF AND dOGS-Ine sup
ply of Beef Cattle has been fair, and prices
declined, though at the close !he market was
rather firm, the supply at Mondays market
being quite light from Kentucky. The sales
comprise 500 head, closing at $292 % for
common So 5o@2 s5 for fair; $3@3 25
for good, and So 5O@3 IS for prime to
choice, gross. Hogs very dull, and in
large supply, chiefly slop -fatted, az the
Dislillers are selling off as close as possible,
in order to reduce their business. Slop
must be quoted $4@4 25, and corn-fed at
$4 80 per GENITAL gross. Stock Hogs very
dull, and can be bought at $494 25. Sheep
in fair demand at So 5O@4 so per GENITAL
gross.
EGGS-The demand is moderate at 9@
918c., shippers count.
FEATHERS-The market is unchanged,
and the demand is but moderate. We quote
37G38c. as the rates for prime, on arrival.
FRUITS AND NUTS-There has been a
coed demand for green Apples, chiefly local,
prise 900 brls. We continue to quote 81 30
to So for fair to prime, per brl, and choice
So 25. Dried Apples very dull at 2921zc.
per fb. The demand is extremely limited.
Peaches dull, and prices nominal at $40
SIC. per ID. In foreign there is no change.
We quote Oranges at 50 50(92 10; Lemons
at 81 1908 NJ. R. Raisins, 81 ESQ IS; layer
do, $2(02 20 per box; Sultsna, l4@l6c. per
pound; Figs, 7(9Sc.; Dates, 7@8c.; Currants,
5Gsc., and Prunes, 6@7c. No change in
Nuts.
FISH-The demand continues quite lin
tied and the market dull we revise our
quotations for Mackerel, Cod Fish and Her
TinO We OuOLe
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01LS-Linseed very dull at GOOGLE. Lots
on arrival would have brought over SOC. at
the close. Lard remained steady at 80@S5c.
Coal dull at T0@75c according to quality,
and Petroleum 60@65c. M a.I1 .r.o
P0TAT0ES-The market has been dull
during the week, and the demand quite light
at 81 POOL 30 per brl. for prime Neshan-
ocbs. f t '
PROVISIONS--In the forepart of the
week the market was very firm but rather
quiet but became dull and somewhat un-
settled at the close, under the war news, the
market closing dull There was good de-
mand for mess Pork in the fOrepart of the
week at Sl7, but at the close il was offered
at this rate without finding buyers. Bacon
was held firmly in the forepart of the week
at Z, 91S, 10 and l01kc., but was offered 1sc.
below these quotations at the close, without
leading to any business, those having orders
contending for further concession of 1Sc.
Bulk Meat, which was held, in the early part
of the week, at exc. for Shoulders, and
$4,000. for Sides, was offered 10. lower at
the close, in vain. Lard advanced to 915c.
for prime in tierees, with sales of 600 tierces,
but buyers contended for decline Of nc.
at the close. The amount offering of any
article, however, is quite light, but is in ex
cess of the demand. Keg Lard is worth l0c.y
Head and Gut s1S@8Nc. Butchers 721c.,
buyers furnishing cooperage. 'i.t
RICE-The demand has been better, and
prices are a shade higher. We quote Az
| @5o. as the current rates, in the regular
| way.
SALT-About 1900 bushels Turks Island
sold the past week at 30c. per bushel. Not
| ronoh doin0 in domaatic We uuotQ.
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lBy Telegraph.l
Ua- Vorh afnnh gTarkoe

NEW YoRK, April 16.AStocks generally
better, with fair business: State Stocks and
United States Stocks down Z Virginia Skies
declined per cent; Chicago aud Rock
Island, 45S; Cleveland and Toledo, % /;
Michigan Central, AZ Galeua and Chicago,
6s; Illinois Scrip, 661z; Erie, 22JS /; Read
ing, "a; Harlem, Preferred, 81; Harlem, ID;
New York Central, 79; Delaware and Hud.
fornia Sevens, so; Missouri Skies, 81; Vir-
ginis Skies, 571S; Tennessee Sixes &C /;
United States Skies, 81; s9K (Coupons.)
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EXTRAORDINARY ACCIDENTAL TRAGEDY-A
Nunber Of Persons Poisoned With Colchieunp
Bitters.-The Schuyler (IlI) Citizen says: O
On Saturday the driver and two passen-
gers in the Macomb stage coming this way,
were poisoned under the following cifcum-
stances; The hack was open, day wet and
chilly, and it was suggested that some bitters
would be serviceabie. Jerry White had a
flask of alcohol medicated with coIchicum,
prescribed by physician for neuralgia; he
was prevailed upon to let the others drink
of it. and took some himself; they supposing
it could only physic them little at the
most. '
n Soon after leaving Industry, Kidd became
very sick, and on reaching Nathan Twins,
this side of Doddsville, was compelled to
stop. White, who took but little, and was not
yet sick, stopped with him. Perrin Green,
the driver, very sick, came on to his brother
in.law's, Alex. Vanwinkle, near Littleton,
where be died on Sunday evening. Kidd,
on Monday night, was very low and not ex-
pected to recover. White is out Of danger.
Clarence McMurphy, aged about ten years,
was also passenger, but wisely refused to
drink of it, though pressed, and thus saved
himself from dreadful and certain death.
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'e A WOMAN BEATEN TO DEATH BY HER Son.
IN-LAw.-Mrs. Nancy Webb, lady ninety
years old, was killed by her son-in-law,
Frederick A. Smith, of Stamford, Conn, on
Tuesday last. He was insane from the effects
of fever from which he had scarcely re-
covered. and had been left alone with her
but q few moments, during which he at
tackled and beat her with hoe until she was
SO injured that she lived but thirty hours
afterMard. -
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A Witty CAvAMER.-When the British
Parliament began to coin money, an old
cavalier, looking at the new pieces, read this
on one side; II FGod be with usj" on the
other, "The Commonwealth of England"
az see,n said he, "God and the Common
wealth are on different Sides" fa
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OHIO AND MISSISSIPPI
R "A L Il R q a ID
Shortest Route by 80 Miles,

E a I Il F q a. Ds
IL daily for st Louis, Cairo, DO. -Fss5ssslssE1al
MaiI-4;5O A. M. >!
Express-4i50 p. III. II -
Three Trains for Louisville-4s5O A. NJ; 2 P.
II 4.5OP. M.
Sunday Evening Express-4s5O P. N.
Louisville Accommodation leaves eS =. p. NJ. .
FOB THROUGH TIOKAfS,
Please apply at oflce No. BurEet House, corner
Third. ST., and ct the nesot. Garner Of Front and
Mill-stS. aE0RGE B. MoULELLAH,
General Superintendent,
OmAibuses call for passengers. apis
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ness doing. We quote :

WHISKY-A dull market and prices
lower. The current rate each day was as
Friday and Saturday, 131zc.; Monday, l3c.,
and yesterday, l21zc., closing dull.
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RATI,KoADs.
1861. l5s7I 5-5...s 1861.
:. = FAST T1nEm. :,
LITTLE MIAMI
COLUMBUS AND XENIA
. i''llEsiIaa H AND I."..H
CINCINNATI, HAMILTON &DAYTON
Railroads.

nm AND AETBR SUNDAY, APRIL IA,
" latl, Trains WI eegart sa tollews
ciBSISSsss S;GS Al Hssiison @ sns psstoa
Iot-fCr, b amilton, Eaton, Richmond, IndIanapo-
Sonsscts asS : az q DAYTON with srsssyis and Miami
Raiiroad with bsytop ard meh,ssn 4Silrsed fOT
Canada; with ssndusky, Dayton and Cincinnati
Hs'Isso ~ a. NJ W. GIHUINSHTI RxPREsy-Frsm
Instls Miami Depot. Connect. yla Ooiunpn, and
Csyelsndi via 0Olgmbu, Ores.lise. and PitsseuTEi @
Iumbgs, Bellhir and Bsnwood and yIs Columbus,
UiRciSpsti amirtCs Snss sSS psyRcR DssotSFef Ham.
ilten Oxford and Liberty. Connects for Oonners.
,ssag A., NJ. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS From
Cleveland, via Coiumbus and Beliair.
H,soI HSS P;pS aEto5 H.4sSn SRsSlnnoSs oa
foid and Liberty. Connects 70 connersviiis cSn-
nects at Dayton with Sandusky, Dayton and Gin
O'sass Saso ASrO =. NJ. 70 AG5Ceso6mmODArIoN-FrOm
Little Miami peDOtEST 1 0SlgRbYs T. and sgrinsis,di
Hamilton and Dayton Depot-For Hamilton, Rich.
mt nd, indianapolis and West. Connects at Day
and Chicago, and for Toledo, Detroit and Canada.
u r M. ACCOpiRiO0ATION-Fr Little
nsSS ssSs PPepS p nj. ACCOM- sSiODATION-From DIN
clnnati, Hamilton and Dayton DePot-For Glen
iSi iS in. NJ. NIGHT RxPRRss-FrOm Oluoln.
natl, Hamilton and Dayton Depot. Oonneets via
bSs, Urestiine and Pittsburg; via Coiumbus, Bell
air and Benvood: via Columbus, Bellair and Pitts
burg; and via Columbus and Cleveland.
sLEEPING-OARsO ON THIS TEAM.
Trains leave Dayton for the East, via Columbus,
at t12.39 A. NJ, $50 A NJ and 1,4g z.
a, All trains run daily (Sundays eEceptedl except
place OF Saturday night. -
for all inioImation and Through Tickets please
Broadyayi west side Of Xine-street; between the
Postofice and the Buruet House; No; West Third
street, Sixth-street Depot, and at the East Front
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HOPa-Tho market Is unohangedi '

H0PS-Tho market Is unchanged we
quote prime At 34@35c. .h..
! IROH4-A moderate demand for hot-blast
pig, from the manufacturers, 70 meet their
current wants, at t23@24 per tuni bar re-
mains 1t 25<0s1<o. per pound for common
and charcoal
yMOLASSRS-The market has not under
gone much change, the demand u light and
pricee a shade lower, the current rates, in
the regular way, being 3l@37c. We heard
Of no sales in the large way, and must call
prices nominal
NAVAL, ST0RES-The market is un-
changed and dull. We quote;
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SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE BE. Il

= CEIVEO at the Office Of the Special Road VII
lage, at B. Fovler's, Walnut Hills, until o'clock,
April IL, 1861, for regarding Highland avenue, set
curbs and pave the cutters six feet wide with nine;
inch limestone, upon four INCHES Of gravel ahd
three inches of gravel on )p of the pavement; the
Sidewalks to be tagged four feet wide, and the
roadway to be Macadamized one foot deep, from
Auburn avenue to Oak-street. r. I'd. ..-I I'D
Bidders will bid by the perch for broken stone by
the cubic yard for grading, and by the hneal foot
for tagging and pavement. All bids TO be accompa-
MED by sureties. .. ..a.
BY order Of the Board.
ap6-j ,F-. 8. W. IRWIN, CLERK.
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csEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
- CEIVED at the office Of the Board Of City Inn
provements until nine O'Clock A. N. of FRlDAf,
April 10, 1861, for building eleven Stone Arch Gull
yerts, to pass the water under East Front-street,
between Washington. street aud the East Corpora
tion. line Of the City, as follows: "a = l -
Two Of three feet etinteror diameter three of four
feet interior diameter and six Of five feet interior
diameter, according to the plans and specifications
On file in the City Civil Engineer'a office.
Each bid to be accompanied by two sureties. Bid
ders TO the printed FORMS as no other will DO re-
ceived -. ... rF r.... ....
aps.tt CHAs. BALANCE, Clerk.
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Hanks's Bell and Brass FOundry.

MILES WORKS, Formerly George L. HAnkI) Ne
I3O East nd-street Cincinnati.
UELLS KEPT CONsIlA ANTI4Y ON HANB
bD or made 10 order OF any size up to $500 pounds
and In chimes, a. wanted. Eyer variety q BrAi
Work and Brass and Composition Oagtingg made u
order Also, en- hand. Babbitt Metal and 6p0lteK
Solder, and every description Of nnished BrAN
Work.
- IRON PIPE AND BTTTING9.
Particular attention given to Steamboat WORK.
such Wrought. iron PiPing, and FittinEsP put nj
bteam and Water Gauges, Metallic Packing, whistles,
Blowers, Engine Bells 10. Lager-beer Cooks Ana
All ether varieties always on hand, ,fHr-
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SUGAR-The demand has been quite
moderate during the week, but the market
has ruled steady, holders being firm, and
there is very little to be had below. &c. The
: sales .dnring the week add up 900 hhds. We
continue to quote low fair at 5z@5Xc; fair
at 6@61<c.; good fair at exc, and prime to
choice at ,6z@714c, Refined, crushed and
powdered sells at 9@9Ao. .s ..t....
TOBACCO-Thed demand for manufactured
continues quite light and the market dull,
but prices can not be called lower. We con-
tinun IN nIote. ' ...
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Nr0TICE no ALI1WHOoT I'm MAY cox.
SEALED PROPOSALS.

SEALED PROPOSALS.. WILL BE RE-
- CEIVED at the office OF the Board of City Inn
proyements until nine O'Clock A. NJ. Of FRIDAY,
April 10, 1861, for grading and matchmaking
Hathaway. lane, from McMillan-street 70 Wlnsor-
street, as follows: Grade, set ourbs and pave the
cutters SIX feet wide, each side, with good, sound
nne-inch limestone, on a bed ot clean gravel, six
with broken stone, twelve Cl2) inches deep. =.
Each bid 20 be accompanied by two Bureties Bid
received.
apli"tt CHAs. BALANCE, Clerk.
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SsEALFD PROPOSALS. WILL BE RE-
- OElYED at the office Of the Board Of CITY I'm
provements, until nire o'clock A M. OF FRIDAY,
April l9, 1861 for regarding, repairing aud paving
with good, hard burned paving brick, on bad OF
clean sand four int ches deep the sidewalks on Mar
tifi. street. from Pearl street TO Third street.
Each bid to be accompanied by two sureties. Bid
received. Ut. .".4
ape H CHAs. BALANCE, Clerk.
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SsTRAM WEEKLY BETWEEN NEW
- YORK AND LIVERPOOL, landing AEff%Rh
end embarking passengers at QUEENS = a4AAak,
TOWN, Ireland. The Liverpool, New York AID
Philadelphia Steamship Company intend dispatch.
ing their full-powOred Ulydebuilt Iron Steamships
as follows .g ..r...,r., .-
GLASGOW. Saturday, April 2T.
SV
Oily OF WASHINGTON..-........Sa Saturday, May 4.
And every Saturday, at noon, from Pier ~, North
River. t# .t . ." CD.
RATES or PASSAGE:
First Cabin. IStterage $50
First Cabin to London so Steerage to London. 80
steerage Return Tickets, good for Six MsnthS.. 30
Passena aers forwarded to Paris, HAVE, Hamburg
Bremen, Rotterdam, Antwerp, &C., ct reduced
tbl ough fares.
bSr Persons wishing TO bring out their friends,
can buy tickets here at the following rates. to New
York From Liverpool or Queenstown, First Cabin,
S7S ssS and SlOo steerage from Liverpool $40 !
ffom Queenstown, $50.
These Steamers have superior accommodations
They are built in Water.tight Iron Sections, and
have Patent Fire annihilators on board.
JOHN G DALE Agent I > Broadway, n. r.
apl3-tf Burnet- house Building, Cincinnati.
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GtOURT OF COMMON PLEAs-NO.
" 2f,4Tbx-Jchn W. Garrison rs. X. Gilbert, John
Crombie and VIM. FarnhAm, late partners IS E.
Gilbert 4 90. The defendhnts will take notice that
on the bth day Of January 1851 he sued them in the
above cause 10 recover the sum Of 1850 damages
for bTeacho contract for the delivery Of powder
made between them and LoOmis Campbell, on the
LIST day of May, 1885, and which powder was never
delivered The Isia claim has been assigned 6y
bell and CnrWin q Wright have been made gar
nishees; Defendants are required to answer ON or
before the LIST day of uDe, 1861. I.rl. ~
mh26-fTu JOHN W. HERRON, Atty for Prff.::
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SEALED PROPOSALS. WILL BIZ RE-
proyements until nine O'Clock A. NJ. Of FRIDAY,
April 49, 1861 for grading, setting ourbs, aud fur.
nishing new ones where necessary, and paving,
than four inches in depth, on bed Of clean gravel
ten inches deep, Pendleton.st from the north
gutter Of Hunt-street to the north line Of Wood
ward4street, including three rows Of dressed gut
tar stones, and double row OF twelve BY inch
faggings Of Dayton. Xenia or Indiana hat-rock
stone At all the crossings. EsF ff Il
Each bid to be accompanied by two sureties. Bid
ders to use the printed forms as no other viii be
received. -. % . .-.A
apeett y CHARLES BALLANCE, Clerk.
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Highly important Information.

r ADIES AND GENTLEMEN WILL
il 4 please observe that the model and superior
Bleaching and Pressing EstablshmsDt Of 7. WIN
TER 8 co. is situated at 20z Eight; ;sti between
kinds Of Straw Goods are cleaned and altered to
the very latest fashion. -.
n. B.-straW Goods dyed and finished In superior
style Id ap3.x
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an COMm0N PLEAS. HArTTI..

sptOURT OF COMMON PLEAS. HAMIL-
~ TON COUNTY, OHIO. No. 81 2l,762.-Peiition
for Divorce and AlmOny. Hester Ann Jones vs..
ThCmas 7. Jones.-The defendant will take notice
that on the 10th day of March, IN the year 1851 the
plaintiff filed her petition in said Court against
him, herein charging said defendant with extreme
alimony. Unless the defendant appears, pleads,
answers or demurs to said petition, the same viii be
him, Tmh27-faW1 HESTER ANN JONES.
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A ssIGNEB,s sALE50F LUMBERs
Connected with the saw mill Of Richard AshOraft.
Pursuant to order Of the Probate Court OF Hamt-
e at paSs rem
known az AshcrafIs steam ssw.mill situated stu & on
GNpsi in the city Of Cincinnati, ali the interest of
said Richard Sshcraft in the easehold property de-
pg here made S % to said deed on s in said court for
more particular descriptionG also the steam saw
ers, % %sSsftns % PuIieys ley betting and appartSnancss
therein; and also all the lumber in and about said
Or said premises, and ali other personal properly
naming unsold, including horses, lumber, wagons,
days. al for sii sales q over $IoS credit of sixty
will be sold separately from the rest Of the property
sed ssG ssd snd I
bet sfso quantity IF H@RsT & Tne'
s -. 49, Assignee Of Richard AsherTAft;
Dom 4 HUsToN, ATTORNEYS, apStdWed-
STATE OF OHIO, HARILTON COUNTY,
Attachment-Henry Mack, Harmann Mack and
Simon Mack; partners q; Mack BrothsTs plant
Defendants are hereby notified that on the 21d day
OF March, A. d 1861, plaintifs above-named hed
natl, he object and demand ef which Is to obtain
against Lhe sad defendant for the sum OF
ss g. sRd 9s C9 SsTg
Brashears and James II. Laws, partners as g. Bra
shears Co., have been duly served as garni5hees in
this action, and that property in the hands OF the
said G.. Brashears Co., consisting OF tobacco, Pc
this action to be subjected TO the payment OF said
Judgment, that unless the said defendants plead,
answer or demur to the said petition on or before
the sth of June, A. D. 1861, the prayer Of SAID petit
tion will BE- granted. NJ. H. &M. TlLpEtThI; TlLptTI;
April 8, 1851. apt,lTh
esDPRRIOR COURT OF CINCINNATI.
y No. l4blg-Daniel ], Fallis and john Young
Partners, &C., Us. D. N. Whitney defendant viii
take notice that on the 30th day Of March, 1861,
plaintiffs ed their petition IN the above Court ta
recover the sum OF $500 against him. rs indorser OF
dTeft drawn By the Cataract Bank, Of LOekport, on
the ocean Bank, New York, for the sum ot Sts5 ",
and purchased ffom him BY plEintifsi WHICH dratt
has been protested for payment spd John 4; \,
required TO answer b. the lSth q Ss9e
Cincinnati, April II, 1851. Apu.ffh
a DMINIsTRATOR's sALE OF REAL.
the Probate Court 0f Bamilton County Ohio, to US
directed, will 0ner for sale, on the premises at
public auction, on TU ESDAY, April 90 1851, at TWO
O'clock, NJ the following described lot Of ground
sitnated in the County Of Hamilton and the state o
Obio The tract or parcel Of land known aud desg.
mated as Lot numbered TWENTY-FIVE w on tne
| Of Hamilton and State Of Ohio. appraised st one
| hundred and sixty dollars free Of dover. ,
Terms Of eale, third CASH balance IN one ano
two years with toterest secured pY on th'
| premises sold. W. mOhhbla3,ySIn''
Administrator OF the Estate OF
mh2O-dWs W,R. Morris deceased.
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Pawnbrokers.

ADAMS q LIPMAN, PAWNBROKER ERS,
IN No, 1873 Sycamore ST. between Fourth ana
Fifth, where they take goods Of all kinds cOlat-
eral security, suoh as diamonds, watches, breast
pins, rings clothing OF all kinds, and every arttclA
81 value. UnTedeemed pledges for sale.
OP'A uAi' n0ni : a. ~ 70 : ia ADAMS,
mhls-xs rU n. d. LIPAAH.
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OOOPERAGE-A continued dull market
for sn articles, and prices, in some cases,
lower. Fly. tight Hogsheads delivered, at
81 3O@1 35 and Ham Tierces at 45@50c.
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REMOVAL.
Fistula in Ano Treated

RX DIR. VIM. OWENs, WlTB0UT 2 THk
liar method Of treatment, discovered By himssls
tended with complete success In every cass. b.
OWENS has been . citizen Of Cincinnati for tho
the above IA no humbug. For further informAs
tion, apply at his oce and residence, BE. 80 Wezt
RaVanf st OfnofnAAtt, ncS0-t5
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CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
= CEIYED at the Office Of the Board Of City IN q
April 10, ls6l for building Stone arch Culvert, OF
two feet interior diameter and about ninety O eet
in length, to pass the water under Torrence-road
and Forest to the oulvert under said avenue
according to the plans and specifications on file in
the City OWL Engineers Office. ...
Each bid to be accompanied by two suretles.
Bidders to the printed forms, no other will be
received. -
BY order of the Board. 40
ap9-tt CHAS. BALLANCE, Oerk. '