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for Bacon with sales Of $50 hhds, sides at 94e an
advance, and 7odo shouldess at ig7sei chiefly The
" agd loc generality sHG The feeling diISlsySs @
Meats hut they are held more hrmiy. About 2W
barrels mess PORK, nart country, sold az VIC TO- The
beet brands either city OF S SuntSy g9sdFsd e are % nSw
tied. Lard remains quiet, u9ohanged, aud holders
firm at 91l@9fo, the latter being the rate asked
Ese. i0c., without sales.
.GRUCEhnsIA moderate demand tor sugar, and
latter rate for choice. Cofieei in good demand with
sales Of $50 Sses a. lSS for hiS ana midas SC e oP
news Fl ON New Orleans, and prices nominal. In
the 5meli way Yz@S1G Is the range ,ood at fu
prices sales OF llOO brs. at l4@lE6c, the latter
TLOURSThere is no change in the market; the
demand is but moderate. The sales comprise l,lOO
brs at q sO@4 60 for superfne, and u 3SoS 2S for
nolia at 50 SO, and so do, Dover Mills lALr at the
GRAiN-The market for Wheat is firm, with
fair demand at Sl@l o. for prime red, and 81 05@
10 for fair TO prime white sales OF go bushels
Corn-Ear is firm and in g5od demaud at 3O@33c at
the upper and lower depots. Shelled s in moderate
Oats are steady and in fair demand at 2716c., in
bulk sales of 1000 bush, in sack at 2Sc. Bye is
i75 bush at bS1sc., and 900 do. at 6Oc. In Barley
the demand for prime grades continues good, with
quote prime Fall at 7Oc, prime Canada Spring at 70
67tc,, and prime Western Spring at 5sG62c.: sales
Of $50 bush. prime Fall at 70c,
HAY-Ws have no change to notice in the mar
ket, which remains dull, with but limited de-
mand at Sll0l2 per tun for prime Timothy, and Sc
as for common, in bales on arrival.
CHEESE-The demand continues fsir, aud the
market rules steady at SIC for Western Reserve !;
&c. for Hamburg, and l0!6c. for English Dairy f:
sales Of $50 boxes Western Reserve at sac: 80.
BUTTER-The receipts of choice continue light,
and the demand for this quality is good at lac !
other qualities are dull at l2@lSc. for prime roll
ar d s@6lOc for common.
APPLES-The market is firm, with good local
and export demand at 81 1902 25 per bril- for fair to
prime Northern.
POTAToES-A continued good demand, and the
market is firm at 81 4O@l 50 per bril- for prime Ne
shanocks. ~
sEED- Glover is in but moderate demand at 81 80
"a 40, the latter rate for small lots from store
Timethy is dull, and prices declined to 50 5092 60 :
sales 100 bushels Timothy at 81 5O so do. Glover
Al
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From the Atlantic Monthly for Maroh.l
SIGNING FOR THE SEA.

Black lie the hills, swiftly doth daylight fee
And catching CLEANS of sunsets dying smtlet ,
Through the dusk land for many changing mile
The river runneth softly to the sea-
O happy river could follow theel
Oyebrnipg heart, that never can 20 still
Owisifui ives that wBtcb the steadfast hill,
JCr cling for level line of solemn sea-
Have patierce here are flowers and songs OF BIRDS
Beauty and fragrance. wealth of sound and si,sht'
All summer's & Ty thine from morn till nlghti
AID life too full ofjOy for uttered words.
Neither am ungrateful. But dream
D-iciously, hoW twilight falls to night
Over tbe glimmering water, now the ughI
Difs blissfully away; until seem
To fccl the wind sea-scented on my cheek,
no catch the sound Of dusky fapping SAIL
AID air of oars, ard voices en- the gale,
Aiar of, calling softly, low and sweet.
n Earth. tby murnaur song of joy may soar
bipprR TO Heaven in triumph but crave
The sad, caressit mumur o. the wave
That breaks in ter der music on the shore.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-26

FORTS IN THE DIsUNITED STATEs.--The
Cotton States now hold sixteen of the forts
of the South, and the Federal Government
has seven. Fortunately, with the exception
of Forts Sumter, Moultrie and Pinckney,
the sixteen and the seven are so far apart
that they can not think of bombarding each
other
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THE IMMENSELY OF LoNDoN.-The City of
London contains population of nearly
100000 of people, and it increases at the
rate of 20, 600 per annum. 1t extends eight
cen miles in ore direction and ten in another,
ard it goes on devouring up fields and gar
dens like monster.
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cTATEoFOaIO, HAMILTON COUNTY,

= PKOBA1E OURf.-NO, 65l.-- Petition to sell
Real Estate John W. Mar n, Admini.trator of
Robert Tay oT, junior, deceased, plaintiff against
Margaret Tayler, ct al defend ants Notice is
sides in Jackson County, Indiana James Taylor
a Martin Tay lOr, both of whom reside in Adams
County, Illinois, Robert allen, David Allen, Will
3 D Allen and James Allen, minor children of Mary
Ann Allen, deceases, and Seth Allen, their father,
all of whC m reside in Adams County, Illinois; that
John W Mann, Aeministrator Of Robert Taylor,
IL deceased, has filed his petition in the Probate
Court of Hamilton County, Ohio, the object and
prayer of which petition is t9 obtain assignment Of
lowing real estate towit All that certain tract Of
II of land situate in sections 35 and &c. in the
third tow ship and 4 rst fractional range of town
ships in the Miami Purchase, and being lot known
No 0Ee on the plat of partition of the estate Of
Robert Taylor, senior. deceased, recorded in Book
26l, page lls, Of Hamilton County Comm Pleas
Court Records, and being the part set of to Robert
TAYLOR Junior as his share Of mis- deceased fathers
estate, and that said defendants are required to
swer or demur to said petition or before Monday,
the LIST day of April A. d 1861 or decree pro con-
fessO will be rendered against them.
JOHN w MANN, Administrator.
PETER T. WILLIAMS, Attorney. fel6-tSa
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COMMON PLKAs.-

HAMILTON co M M ON EAs.-
HI Sarah J strideE vs. Joseph y. strideI No.
notice that on the 29th day OF January, 1861, the
above complainant fled her petition in the Court
against him, wherein she charges the said defend
ant with gross neglect Of duty, extreme cruelty
and adultery, and prsys to be divorced from her
said husband, have alimOny, her name changed to
Montgomery and have costs that said suit Is now
pendipg 10 said Court and unless he, the defend
ant, shall oppeaT before the 22d day of March
next and show good cause for delay, the same will
be heard in his Absence and decree taken therein.
R0B'T MOORE,
fe7.fWS Attorney for Petitioner.
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lBy Telegraph
New York Stock NTarhet.

NEW YORK, February 25.-Stocks irreg'
ular, with fair business. Chicago al Rock Island
5s@; Cleveland and Toledo 35A; GaleIa and Chicago
TA; Illinois Central Scrip 6l4; Michigan Southern
Guaranteed %; Panama liz; MICHIGAN Southern
Railroad Is; Reading AZ: Harlem Preferred 4056;
Harlem Is; Hudson as Erie 32&; New York Central
Ts1 Pacific Mail s.; Missouri SIXes 654; Tennessee
Skies 74H; Treasury Twelve per Cents lO3.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS

NrOTICE TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CON-
IN OBBN.-Nstice is hereby given. that there are
pending before the City CopDcil OF the cir OF Oin.
cinDati, the following Ordinances, to-wit:
Ohio-ayenue from Horizons north line 70 pOiht
To grade, repair and rave, with brick, tho side
walks Baum-street, from Third street to Sixth
To grade, repair and pave, with brick, the gidss
walks on the west side Of Pehdleton. street, from
Woodward-steeet to Liberty street.
TO grade and pave, with limestone, Anderson
alley from the Whitewater Canal north, to meet
In uTsiance Of the law, said Ordinpnccs we're
twice read, laid on the table, aud the Clerk in
sructed to give four weeks notice OF the pendenoy
Of the sane. . a, -
The law requires all claims for damages that may
accrue from taid Improvement to be fled in writing
with the City Clerk, setting forth the amount o.
damages claimed, within two weeks after the expirs
such notice, when the same will be taken up for
final action. - - -
feS.dw SAM, Il. CORWlNEi Olty Oletk.
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fBy Telegraph.I

New loFA baha@sIaI6menI'
NEW YORK, February 25 Decrease in
Ioars, S644Osl; increase in Specie, S925,229; de-
crease in Circulation, Sl45os increase in Deposits
SCI 465.
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SUPERIOR COURT OF CINCINNATI.
I3S72aDSvid Gibson Ms Us S5s9sgo Hatch, a
fendant, Rachel r Hatch, S PoiiGed that The
plaintiff, the 22nd day Of octOber 1SsO fled h his
object and prayer Of which is to ohtaiia judgment
that said H6 pay f. fhs ssd al s t
rate Of per cent. per annum from ls September,
for Ehoh lands be9gns saIG t. Pai3H dIHd tSs
the following described real estate, mortgaged oy
th said SeS Hath d S asU to
cure the said debt of said George Hatch, may be
sold and the proceeds applied to the payment Of said
That is to say-al of lot No 10, in square No. IL,
Hatch, Guardian recorded in book No $780, page 572,
of the Records of Hamilton County, measuring %
es tending back 100 feet to Goodin's alley ALSO all
OF lot No in square No Ia, in same plat, measure
road and extending back 70 the Miami Canal also.
ali of lot No. "a in the "Whitsmen lot" as shown
n ss Pst fee Fon RoGa OK
extending back along the south side of Bank street,
& 9sS vi Gd tss Gt No. n g.
in nt on the south side OF Day ton street ana eH-
Ssy he Use line line being % 50 feet west Of
with Baymillerst; also, the west half Of block
Avery recorded in plat book No. l, page 27 bounded
west on Denman street, south on Bauk-street, east
by 10 feet alley, and northwardly by ground OF j.
Also, ali Of the lot of ground in the east half of the
feet @ in U front on on the west side Of freeman and
extending back from said street. IS feet to ten feet
aei to Bankst. Also, all the lot Of ground in block
No. on the same plat, measuring so feet in front,
at Iieht angles 100 feet, bounded south on lot con-
veyed by George Hatch to q Smith. Said mort;
Hamilton County Records and defendant, Rachel
r. Hatch, II potifed that unless she answer or de;
t2sd) day Of April, 1861 the will be taken a.
true, end judgment rendered &C sec9rdiRnGgya Gy aou
fel7.tf Attorneys for Platnttn.
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nrOrIOE.-PROBATECOURT OF HAM-

NOTICE.-PROBATE URT OF HAM
IN ILT0N COUNTY. OHIO.-W + Strauh, Ad-
minisTator of the Estate of George Peaer decea ed
Plaintiff, as Elizabeth Pealer, Andrew Meeks, Mar
garet Meeks Georgetta Pealer, John W. Dunham
and James M Foreman, Defendants s.-Petition to
sell Lands The ab.ve-D Damed Defendants will take
notice tha on the t~enty fourth day of January,
A 1851, the said Adp instr filed his petition
in said Court, alleging that there is personal
tate wheTewith to pay the debts and charges Of ad
mpisteriDg said estate; that he died seized in fee
simple of the following described real estate wit:
In-lots numbered seventy (70) and seventy three
(73), in the town Of Beading, situate in the said
county OF hamilton, in the State of Ohio that Elz-
abeth PealeT, widow of said decedent is entitled
to dover in the said prem Uses, and that AnIreW
Meeks, Margaret Meeks aud Georgetta Pealer, as
his heTs-a law, hold the next estate of Inheritance
therein. ard that the said John W Dunham and
james M. Foreman hold mortgage liens against said
premises The prayer of said petition is for The
sigumept of dover to said Elizabeth Peaer and for
sale Of said premises, subject to said dover aud
mortgage liens, flr the pay ment Of the debts and
| charges aforesaid. The said petition will be for
hearing the fourth day Of March, A d. 1861, or
| as coon thereafter counsel eau be heard
| w II. SrKAUB,
| Admin istrater of George Peal0r, deceased.
| Cincinnati, January 81, 1861. fe2-d Sat
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ARRIVE DT

nR. DAVIS, OF THE CITY OF DpBL1EI
~ who is restoring Sight to the Blind Hearing
Piles and bad Sore Legs; Hair also restored to the
head and prevented from tAlh4g on; The Doctor WI
the world Ladies', with weakness Of any kind, call
and you viii not regret H. Persons treated Ter Oon
out Of twelve are not Consumption at all, and ara
durable. Cancer cured without the knife.
treats ali cases az he did in Dublin: Once hour
from N until 7. N On Sundays, from "a
natl The cause Of DIR. DAvIS'S advertising Il, he
might he in the city sesrs, and the afflicted know
.ss nlGGS Il he SESTt limo hs "a sd2-- Il ~
Nu. dea
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Uask 0spltal Enlarged Hslf q HSSss
Of YDOIIarsI
rIRn AND INLAND NAYIaATIOA.

IIRN AND INLAND HANloAIAOAs
HsIEks aeceptOd at terms consistent with BolveAes
and fair pTShts. Especial attention given 70 1nseY
Ance Of Dwellings and contents Tor terms Of ons
Application maAs TO amy duly authorized AseA,
srofnptly attended to- Ny strict attention 20 leaits
Innate Insurance business, this Company 10 enAblN
10 oeF both indemnity for the past and SECURITY ~
the future. Policies Issued without delay by
GARTER a. LINDSEY, Agents.
10. 40 Main. street. and No. III Vine.gtrseA
J. ]. HOOKER, Agent, Fulton nth Wase
p. BUSH, Agent, OoxlAgtoni NJ.
hII-AV n y RUfH HAHAg. Ns~guart kY
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Q H L Q A O @
eREAT WESTERN AND NORTHWESTERN LIEE
indianapolis a nd Cincinnati
SH0RT-LINE RAILROAD.
Shortest Route by 80 Miles.

RJO CHANGE OF CARS TO INDFAWRFa
IN OILS, at which place it unites q
with railroads for and from all points
in the North and Northwest.
THBEH PASsENGE2 TRAINS
Leave Cincinnati daily, from the foot Of Mill-st.
on Front; through to Indianapolis, Terre Hauta
Lafayette and Chicago, In advance of all othe,
FIRST TRAIN A. M.-OHIOAGo MAIL
Arrives at Indianapolis at l0:56 A M, Terre Hsutt
at 230 P. NJ, Lafayette at 2:l0 P. M, Chicago a
SECOND TRAIE-9 P. M.--IndiAnapolis, Ie'
seph Express arrive at Indianapolis at 1880 p. d
Lafayette at 1920 P. M, Springfield at $40 A n.
Quincy at 1855 P. NJ, Palmyra at 2:l5 p. NJ, St
Joseph at 1880 A M. Atchison, K =, at l:30 A. n
Third TRAIN-5,35 p. M.-CH1OsAG0 HA'
PRESS-Arrives at Indianapolis at l2:43 a. M
Lafayette at $3.50 A T.; Chicago at 1880 A. M.
this fine, and run through to Chicago without
change of cars.
Be sure you are in the right ticket-ofiic beicrt
you purchase your tickets, and ask for tickets VI
Lawrenceburg and indianapolis
Fare the same, and time shorter than by any othe
route.
Baggage checked through.
Through tickets, good until used, can be obtainet
at the ticket-ofices-at the Spencer House, N. W,
House corner, and at the Depot Office, foot of MiN
st, on Front, v here all information may be had.
0mnibuses run to and from each train, and wiz
call for passengers at all hotels and all parts OF tht
city, by leaving address at either office.
W. II l.. NOBLE, General Ticket Agent
q. Il. COTTON. Cincinnati Agent
no2s II. o LORD PresideEs.
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Fistula in Ano Treated

uB knife or LiEature, By new, simple and peou.
liar method Of treatment, discovered By himself
tended with complsts SUCCESS in every case. Rr.
OWENS has been citizen Of onsinnan ior .bas Sn
last tWeRty i've years. and assures the ancted tnAt
the above e no humbug. For further iniormA.
tion, apply at his once and residence No. ~ WEI
ReVenfh st, Oipoinnati. OooO-o
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AnMINIsrRATORs, SALE OF REAL.

ADMINISTRATORS'S SALE OF REAL
on the estate Of PoMERoY sT0DDARD, deceased,
offer for sale large two.story Brick House, in
Floraville, adjoining Lebanon, Warren County, e.
House contains IL large reems, kitchen, cellar,
milk. house, and is built Of good, substantial ms
terial and slate roof. The out buildings comprise
Workshop, store-roOm, wood house, smoke house,
hennery, stable, with granaries, carriage room,
&C., complete. The Lot contains about ~ acres,
well set In choice trees, shrubbery, grapes and
ali kinds of small fruits and flowers in abundance.
Every convenience is attached to this property 20
make it one of the most beautiful and desirable
homes in the country Said real estate has S been a
for less than two; THIRDS the value thereof.
Terms One-third in hand, one third in one, ana
one-hrd in two years from day of SALE the deferred
payments to bear six per cent interest, and to be
secured by mortgage on the premises sold. ,
ALsO-About IA acres of good Land adjoining the
lot suitable for building lots, fronting
on a county road. -
of mile from Lebanon, acres good timber; and IN
high state Of cultivation and wei watered said
property will be for sale until the 18th day OF April.
For particulars, inquire of M. w. ST0DDARD No.
"a Hathaway st, Oincinnati OF address the under
GROVE STODDARD,
fel2-xeodS Administrators.
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EN ATTACHMENT @. II. HAN.
a SELhANN, a Justice II the Peace Of CincinnaH
VS. Edward ROwaD.-On the 7th day of January
said Justice issued an order Of attachment in the
above case for the sum of forty-two dollars abd
eleven cents, against the property and effects OF
said defendant; and said cause is set for hearing
MICHAEL Riley.
Dated February 20, 1851. fe2l-cTh
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NY PRESS tBY MAIL) s4 PER YEAR,
R~ POSTAGE. ia

Tho Postage on the DAILY PRESS, OF any Post
once IN The STATE of Ohio is 1PH cents per quarter OF
three montbs-payabie in advance, dthe o&ce toAere
che paper IS doivered
The Postage out e State is 80 cents per quarter,
of three months payable in advance at the Office Of
Ielipor.
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gWyHOnIAS JENKINS vs.. q. Is, CONES.
a Before i. A Harris. Justice Cf the Peace q Cia-
cir nait Township, Hamilton County, Ohio On the
the tbirtieth day of January. A D., 1861, said
Just ice issued order OF attachment In the above
action for the sum OF ffty dollars.
THOMAS JFSKINs.
Cincinnati, FebTuarT 7, 1891. Iels-e'W
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EBwARD KENNEFECK's EsTATR.-
of January, 1851 the Probate Court of Hamilton
County declared the estate of kdward Kennefeck,
therefore required to present their claims against
the estate 70 tho undersigned for allowance, within
six months from the time above mentioned,
HUGH CAMPBELL,
Admir- of Edward Kennefe IL, deceased.
long n MOORE, Attorneys.
Cincinnati, January 10, 1861. ial9 cSaf
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MIsCHLLANEOUs
Sale Of valuable Real Estate.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ by virtue Of an order q sale directed to me
tition suit pending in said Court, wherein William
P. Daniels is plaintiff, and James Hall and others
day Of April, 1861, between the hours of ten o'clock
A NJ and four O'clock p. M of said day, as the door
Lucas and State Of Ohio, pose for sale at public
auction, the following property, to-wit: First; All
session Of tracts Nos. one and two Of the twelve
mile square reserve, Second All title to the .tri-
from the Riparian ownership Of said river tracts one
and two. Third The rsyersi9nary interest t 4 ia SO
passes through said river tracts one and tive,
Fourth All title to so much of the middle; ground
in the Maumee River as lies opposite said river
tracts one and two, resulting from the Riparian
Also, tie following real estate, to wit Lot num-
ber four hui dred aud eighty four GisQ lot number
@ being The same on Which Is sinated the old depot
building Of the Erie and Kalamazoo Railroad
eriy Side of lot number seven o.. All of lot NUM-
Der thirty five 1857 except twenty-five feet from the
and and % running back toward St, 6lar-street to the
rear of sold lot; lots one hundred AID nine (lO9l,
eleven Iiii), one hundTe aud nineteen (il9l, one
hundred ans twenty Q2O) aud one hundred and
line OF lot number four hundred and seventy (l70)
and the point where the channels of Swan-creek
feet front on each side Of Ottawastreet extension.
The line of dock on the Maumee River in front #
and eighty (4sO). All of said real estate lying aud
being in the Port Lawrence Division of the Oityaof
Toledo.
Before sale, said lots 1l9 and l2O will bs divided
into lots twenty feet wide, fronting ON Summit-st
and running back to the alley, each of which will
be offered for sale separately and said lg9 will be
divided equi distant between Summit and Water
streets, each half offered feparatey and said lots
ll0 and Ill will also be divided equi dstant between
Summit and Water stl eets, and into lots tweoty
feet wide, extending from Summit-srreet back to
said equid distant lne and from Waterstreet TO the
same line each of said lots to be sold separately.
Bids will be received for the lots fronting SUM
init street with privilege to the purchaser to with
draw the same in he shall fail to the lot
in the rear fronting Water. street. Leases have
been made of parts of taid property, OF which
extend beyond the first Of April 1861, which will be
siGned to purchasers.
Terms-One third cash all except the fret four
items balance in two equal annual payments So
cured by mortgage on the premises. No bids re-
ceived for less than two appraised value. For
further information apply to -
HEZ. L. H0SMER,
fe24.tt Special Master and Receiver.
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fel2-xeod"
srREET PERFUMERY Y DIE

Oonms1oed al No West Fourth street (where
Beggs Smiths Jewelry Store now stands, IN the
snTi50 of 4 removed TO No. l69 Main strset In 1851
straat ~ in in lSb2 fel3
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MO CHANGE OF CARS TO INDTAFAFa
VN OILS, at which place it unites
with railroads for and from all points
in tha North and North .Waat. ---A---1AH