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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-08-29
COVINGTON NEWS.

ACTION Oh THE KNIGHTS OF THE GOLDEN
CIRCLE IN PESDLEToN CoUNTY.-The follow
ing letters, found in Demossville, Pendleton
County, KY, will show that the Secession
lists of that region are wide awake, and mean
TO do what they can to forward the cause of
their Southern brethren: ....
"DENoIsvILLE, KY, August z l961-Mr.
VIM. AyTes-Dear Sir: After due reflection
and considering the state of things, we of
the Brotherhood of several Castles believe
and think it necessary that we appoint a
cammittee to go to Tennessee after our arms.
We agree to furnish our equivalent of ex-
penses for the same and we wish to know
your wishes at Demossville concerning the
same. Write forthwith, and let us know the
expression of the Brotherhood there, and
when you will have meeting for the same.
Rest assured that we are alive in the cause.
May God be with you. No more at this
time. YouIs with respect,
"H. P. ANDERSON,
sc. X. SNYDER"
"DEMossvILLE, KY, August 0, l96l.-At
regular meeting of the Fifth District Castle
Of Pendleton County of the K. G. O., Brother
II. p. Anderson was appointed to confer
with the several Castles of Grant and Owen
Counties on the propriety of sending to
Tennessee some suitable person to ascertain
something in regard to our guns, and to coll
lect money to defray said expenses. We are
anxious to know how and when we can get
them. Done by order of the Castle,
ar. NJ. ANDERSON, Captain"
FROM CYNTHIANA-John Flad was found
dead in the streets of CYnthiana, night be-
terious occurrences which are getting to be
very frequent in the vicinity of that Sodom
! of Secession.
COUNCILMAN IN THE THIRD WARD.-The
election yesterday resulted in the choice Of
| Major E. S. Clarkson for Councilman, to fill
the vacancy caused by the resignation of j.
N. Tyrack.
For CAMP RoBGNsoN.--Captain H. E. VIII
| son, we'll known as an efficient and ener-
| getic officer, as well as a true, unconditional
| Union man, is about to start for Camp
| Robinson. He will receive q few recruits
previous to going, at McLinn's stable, on
Madison-street. This furnishes another ex-
cellent chance for those who wish to enlist
GUNS FOR SEcEssIoNIsTs.- Eighty musketsl
said to have been obtained from the Govern
ment by Mr.. Blackburn, for the use Of
Union men, passed from Cynthiana TO Berry
Station yesterday, where they will be dis
tributed among Secessionists.
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lBy Telegraph
A.. Ny-.Vx nT--VrAa

New YORK, August 2S-P. M.-Cotton
again advanced: sales 2, 400 bales at l9c for
middling Uplands.
Flour continues heavy, and has declined
SC. per brl, with only a moderate business
doing for export and home consumption:
sales I, 100 brls. at 81 2594 35 for superfne
State; $4 45(94 90 for extra State, chiefly
81 bOCd4 5b; $4 2694 80 for superfne West
ern; 81 4OC94 65 for common to medium
extra " estern; $595 so for shipping brands
extra round-hoop Ohio, and So 1906 20 for
trade brands do, market closing heavy.
Canadian Flour continues dull and nominal.
RYE Flour steady at So 30@3 80. Corn meal
continues steady: sales 300 brls. at 81 So for
choice Western; So 1908 20 for Brandywine.
Whisky dull. sales 200 brls. at l61a@l7c.
Wheat Is without important change; the
ffmness of freight materially checks the
export demand, sales 10, 200 bushels Chicago
Spring at 9O@9sc.; $4,000 bushels Racine
| Spring at $l0l OF; $4,000 bushels Mil
| Waukie Club at 81 039l 06; "a 600 bushels
amber Iowa at 81 0s0l 90; 38.400 bushels
! Winter red Western at 81 l5GDl 10; 5000
| bushels inferior to common Winter red West
ern at 81 1901 IL; 1890 bushels white
Western at 81 23C9l 30; 4,500 bushels whit
Kentucky at 81 3l1I9l 36. Rye quiet anC
| without change in price. Corn Openst
quite firm and closed about lc. better, witt
only a moderate supply and fair demand 70
exnort and home CONSUMPTION; sales l59, 90
bushels at 45C947c. for inferior to eommo
mixed Western 48@4Sc. for good to pIim
shipping mixed Western; 5O95lc for Wes'
ern yellow; SIC. for white Western 4S
| t0E round ysllowi 40. for eOmm9n mike
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THE FOUNTAIN HAIR BRUSH is one of the
new and elegant inventions Of the day. 1t
is brush of the ordinary shape, which con-
Ceals within its back silver fountain Of oil,
which, by the pressure of q spring, is dis
charged in quantities to suit the user. 1t is
a saving in oil, prevents the fingers from
soilipg, does away with oil bottles, and is
been patented in this country and in Eu
rope, and is spoken highly Of in a large
number of journals, including the New
York Euangelist, and the Scientific American
1t is for sale by druggists and dealers in per
fumery generally,
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New York Live Stock Market.
NEW YORK, August 2s.-There was large
falling off in the receipts of Beef Cattle at
Allertons Washington Drove-yard this
week, and this occasioned an active demand,
under which prices advanced fully &c. per
pound, ranging from 61z@S1Sc. per pound.
The general selling prices are ~ TO 72%@sc.
The quality of offerings were good, and
there were but few inferior Cattle in the
yards, and but few which sold at less than
&c per pound. Receipts, 3.223 Quotations:
81 5O@s; common, $7@T so; inferior, Sc
OF. Veal Calves continue in fair request,
and prices rule FIRM. Sheep and Lambs were
in plentiful supply and the market was dull
at 80 2594 80 per head. Swine sold at g
range Of a2< to 41<c, for corn-fed aud still.
Receipts of Sneep end Lambs, IL, l53 head.
Swine. 52A
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MILITIA OF REsHRvE.-The citizens Of Gin
cinnati are respectfully solicited to contrib
ute aid, in the way of provisions, for the
cruiting at the Orphan Asylum Building, for
active service.
We hope the citizens will not neglect our
Reserve, as it will only be for few days be-
fore they will leave for Camp Dennison.
All donations will be received at the Glib
son House, and duly acknowledged.
OH. GEOFFROY,
B. P. BAKER,
Colonel Jones will accept the first compa-
nies of fifty men reported.
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PROBATE COURT.

A GUARDIAN MARRYING HIS WARD.-Ap.
plication for q marriage license was made by
the guardian Of young lady who had fallen
in love with his ward. In reply to a sug
gested difficulty by the Court, that the con.
sent of the guardian would be necessary, he
replied that he would give the consent him
self. Finally the matter was arranged by
appointment of another guardian; consen
was obtained, and the license granted.
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TBy Teiegraph.l
New Xnrh Sfnnk nInrEaE:

NEW YORK, August 2S.-Stocks better
this afternoon, and closed firm; Chicago aud
Rock Island, 4O54; Illinois Central Scrip,
641S; Reading, 351s; Erie, 242f New York
Central, 1875 Pacific Mail, 75; North Caro-
lima Skies, 551< Virginia Sixes 52 Missouri
Skies, Az; Tennessee Skies, An; Georgia
Skies, 81; Treasury Skies, 81; United States
Skies of 1881 (COupons) SO; United States
Skies of 1881 (Registered), S75s.
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SERIOUS ACCIDENT. AN Irish laborer,
named Michael Ryan, fell from new build
ing in the Twelfth Ward, yesterday, and
broke his right arm. He was carrying hod
of mortar, and just as he reached the top oi
the wall, which was about fourteen feet high
he made a misstep, and fell to the ground.
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THE GOLDEN CIRCLE ExPosED.--A true dis
closure and exposition of the Knights of the
Golden Circle, including the secret signs,
grips, charges of the three degrees as prGc-
ticed by the order, by ]. w. Pomfrey, who
was appointed Dy the Governor. General Of
the State of Kentucky, Captain. General for
the County of Kenton and elsewhere in that
portion of the State. The foregoing is the
title of work about to be published in this
Ia
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-08-29

ENGL1sH BANKERS WANT FIFTY MILLION
DOLLARS OF THE LoAN.-It is stated upon re-
liable authority, says the Pittsburg Post Of
the 2sth, that an offer was lately made to
Secretary Chase, on behalf of foreign bank
ers, TO take $50, ,000, 900 of the loan, provided
the Government would promise to pay the
interest at Frankfort. on-the, Main. The Sec
retary, however, declined the offer, as he is
confident in the ability Of the Government
to maintain itself without asking the aid Of
foreign capital.
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Gun CARRIAGES FOR wenty-
four parts of gun carriages left Cleveland on
the Cincinnati freight train yesterday morn.
ing, directed to Lieutenant Wilson, U. S. A
Cincinnati, Ohio. They came in by the
Lake Shore freight, and were ordered to be
transported to their destination with all pos
sible dispatch.
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ANOTHER DIFFICULTY N BOOM JouNTY,
KEKTUoKY.-We are informed that diff
fculty occurred night before last short
distance from Florence, Boone County, Ken
tueky, between man named Thomas Quinn,
which the latter received several severe cuts
in the arm! Whisky, not politics, was the
Cause
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CUTTING ATFRAY.rA cutting ARRAY oc-
Cured last night, about eight o'clock, on the
which a man named Patrick Moony received
two severe gashes in the right arm from a
knife in the hands of another, named John
McNeilIy. The assailsnt has not been ar
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-08-29

GUTTA-PERoHA MANUFAoTURARs IN CoURT.
The war against the Gutta-percha manu-
facturers and soap boilers of the city, which
was so suddenly Terminated by the lombard
ment of Fort Sumter, has broken out afresh.
The case of ]. P. Gay & Co. was before
Judge Storer, yesterday, but the decision
was reserved for further consideration
Measures will be reinstituted, IN few days
we learn, to render the Twelfth Ward in
habitahla
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CoRoNER's INQUEsT.-An inquest held by
Coroner Emmert, yesterday, showed that a
woman named Mary Shila, seventy years OF
age, native of Ireland, cane to her death
in the morning, by falling from the third
story window of LOG East Sixth-street upon
the pavement
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-08-29

For THE FIFTH AND TENTH REGIMENTS
Sergeant Luke Hope Murdoch, of the Tenth
Regiment o. V. NJ, will leave on Monday,
September 2, at nine o'clock. Letters left az
this Office or at his fathers residence, 1856
West Ninth street, will be delivered by him
No bundles taken
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OYsTERs OYsTERsl-The trade is now
fairly open for the bivalves. Robert Orr, the
veteran in the trade, at No. IL West Fifth
street, is receiving his daily supplies, and his
patrons and the public can rely on being
nnnctnallY served.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-08-29

THE ART Journal for August, has been
received. 1t is for sale by G. N. Lewis, No.
2s West Sixth. street. The number contains
three elegant steel engraviDgs; "The Cot
tage Home," "rhe Arch of Titus" and "The
Statue of Erin" besides number of elegant
illustrations of the letter press. Aside from
its pictorial value the literary matter of the
Ari Journal is of high order-various and
interesting.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-08-29

"MoRE OF The SANE SoRT."-Another ship
ment of those mammoth free-stone peaches
were received this morning by Q. NJ. Poor,
at 227 Walnut-street, between Fifth and
Sixth. They are beauties.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-08-29

y AMERICAN WMEGRowERs' AssoCIATIoN.---
This Society will hold its regular monthly
meeting on Saturday afternoon next, over
A. G. Negley's, No. Ill Walnut.street, be-
tween Fourth and Fifth.
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SEIzURE.-Oficers Pollock and Rose seized
yesterday in this city, destined for Seces-
siondom, some three or four hundred dol
lars worth of military goods, consisting o.
gold lace, silk sashes, and other articles o.
the like character.
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LOST.

II ,QST- A ACEBTIFIOATE-zzFor 100 shares Little
~ Miami q. Il. Co Stock, No. 1924, standing in
the name OF the undersigned, and by him assigned
in blank, supposed in transmitting from New York,
last May. The public cautioned accordingly.
au23hF JAMES G. GBEGORY.
II OsT-MEMO RANDUM- BOOKz-On Saturday
~ evening, on Fifth st between Elm and Vine,
black tack Memorandum. book, containing notes
and money Also, package directed to Richmond,
Ind. liberal reward will be given to the finder,
by leaving the at the north east corner Third
and Vine: The person that found it seen in the
act of picking it up, by gentleman who knew him,
and therefore he had better return it further
trouble. au29c@
n OsT-A LARGE POCKET-BOOK- On the 27th
~ of August, in the Ladies' Department of the
Ohio and Mississippi Railroad Depot. 1t contained
one deed of 200 acres in Jasper County, Ind, con
yeyed from Collin TO John Burridgs; one deed from
John Burridge and wife to 0. E. HotchkiEs, of 100
acres. In NeWtc1 County. Ipd one deed FROM Da-
vid Gallagher TO o. E. HOtchkiss, of $40 acres in
Texas County, Missouri; one deed from James L.
Erly to Q. Hotchkiss Of 800 acrss, in WNne o.,
Missouri Also, other papers and letters Of no value
to any enc but the owner The finder will be lib.
eIaly rewarded by leaving the same at the Clermont
Hotel, on Broadway, between Third and Pearl-sts.
az o. e. H0TOHKISS
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Ar meeting of citizens of the Second
Ward, composed of Democrats, Republicans
and Americans, John Ellis was unanimously
nominated as Union candidate for the
Office of Councilman, TO fill the vacancy OF
H. A. Edwards, resigned.
I. A. BoSLEY, President.
/. WOODRUFF, Secretary. o..
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STRAYED.
BOARDING.

EROARDIHG-Families and gentleuen can be
u accommodated with furnished unfurnished
rooms and boarding, at l32 Broadway. au25 de
WlOARDING-A lady wishes to take two OF
hD three email children as bSaTders. She is 0
competent nurse, and give good references. For
particulars address II. Il. G., 110 Sixth st. aus9.b'
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-08-29

THE grain receipts in Chicago last Monday
were upward Of four hundred and forty -four
was ever received there in . single day.
The fall vush Eastward viii soop commence.
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FOUND.

WNGUND-BLACK SILK OAPE-Tfte owner y 7
g have it by calling at WIN. SIECK'S Tailor. az
corner of Fifteenth and Elm. au2S-bs
E0UND- ND-TERRIER-sLUT-A fine young Ter
n rier slut, with collar on without name. Can be
had by calling at BIGGS'S Stable, on Fifth street,
between Main and Sycamore and paying expenses.
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HLATIoS OF Died OF DARKNESS II
an anchor was being grappled for Il
New York harbor, ON Wednesday, human
skeleton was hauled up, having rope abous
the surface, the rope, being rotten, broke,
taking with 1t tue skeleton, except the skull.
II had been in the water SO long that ita top
was covered with oysters. If
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-08-29

New READEG.-Lewis, at 2s West Sixth
street, has received the Scientific American
Rnd Wdverly Magazine for this week, and an
additional supply of the Atlantic Monthly for
y eISantemher.
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POCKET PIcKED.-A female, named Mrs.
Hintzman, had her pocket relieved of
purse containing $13, while in Lower Market,
Yesterday morning.
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SALE of furniture by Graft 4 Kohl, this
morning at nine o'clock, at the corner of
Plum and George streets, ts
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City News

BRIDGE CoNPLETED.-The bridge over the
Whitewater Canal, at John. street, has been
completed.
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WEEKLY REPORT OF THE CITY AUDITOR
The City Auditor last night presented to
receipts and expenditures of the city for the
past week:
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sNALMp PROPOSALS.

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE. |
pToyements 9 @ % NJ until S ocleck A. NJ, Of FRfDAY,
sepember 1851 for grading, setting oprbs and fgr:
0S sOnd 9 bed % of clean gTHys S
n s dfSS Se ey T ten e Width
Each bid to be accompanied by two surettes.
Bidders to use the printed forms, as no other will be
BY order of the Board; ,,,, ~
SSEALKD PROPOSALS VIII BE RE-
provements, until O'clock A. M, Of FRIDAY
September g, 1861, for paving with brick the side
walks on Pierson'sreet' from Ffth'street to sixth
Each bid to be accompanied by two sureties. Bid
ders to use the printed forms, as NO other will be
BY order of the Board, ,u,,uo,n
SEALED PROPOSALS, WILL BIZ RE-
y CEIVED at the Office of the Board Of City Ina.
proyements, until o'clock A. M, of FBIDAY,
HisGng new ones wi where necesSsry and paving with
good, sound lime stone on bod Of clean gravel ten
street
ders to use the printed forms' as no other Will DO
a12S-tt GEoRGE ]. GUILFoRD, Clerk,
SEALRD PROPOSALS. WIZ BE RE.
y -CEIVED at the ofice Of the Board Of City Im-
uPt OTodE a. MI Of ThA
furnishing new ones where necessary. and paving
sOoG % SOBs dSsp the
south end oIth twenty feet portion northwest as
Each bid 70 be accompanied by two sureties, Bid
ders to use the printed FORMS as no other Will DO ro'
s a12S,tt Std'f u ' GEORGE j. GUILFORD, Clerk.
| SRALED PROPOSALS., Will BE RE
| - CEIVED at the office Of the Board Of City Ina
geptsmsers, isSi % for paving with good hard burned
hs rest Sn to tfS ufss .Fe tree
Each bid to be accompanied by two sure sEIsties; es;,
Bidders to use the printed forms' "a no other VIII
BY order Of the Board.
a12S'tt GEORGE J. GUILFoRD, Clerk.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RR-
pIOvemeats until 9 O'Clock A. NJ, Of FRIDAY,
September 6, 1851 for regarding, resettlng euros'
| ing with good, sound bowlder.ston on a bad Of
clean gravel inches deep, Aatter s.SlIeyi noH SHi
ton Xenia or Indiana hat;rock stone Tagging six
teen siI inches, each side, forming the gutters
paved with good sound bowlder. .stone, none to b
less than four inches in depth the cuTDS % De sl1
feet apart at the bo'tos, and six and hai iee1 a
Zach BID to Be accompanied by wOsuretiss. Bid
oeEs to use the printed forms as no other VIII Dc 10
saaSs & S1S'r Of the asSESE RSisS J. GU1LFonp. clerk
SFt1RBb bS 1ss y ~ %at %g5ast RH 1 n
| provements until o'clock A. MI Of FRIDAY
no% for HSs4s SsanS :sRg sSsS
with good, soSld bowlder.atone, on . bed Of olea
e ssq oRS9 ss: Of
Xenia or Indiana hat.rook stone tagging, axteen
ne ss saS g
with good, sound bowldsr stone none 20 be ies
apart At the bottom, and six and half fset cop
i Each bid to be accompanied By two surstiss. Bit
ders to use the printed forms, as no other will
aSaS.H S!aor VI 'i'' GEoRdK ]. GUILFoRD, Olerk,
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FOR EXCHANGE.

NOR EXCHANGE-vALUA PROPER
H TY-In CovingtOn, KY, to the amount Of $780,
900 or less, for Illinois Land. SAMUEL A, SAR-
GENT, N, W. corner Fifth aud Walnut. au25-d
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PERSONAL,

DER SONAL-M M adame II HETZ 81 will give i'm
formation all the affairs of life, aud in pect
to all other subjects She will also show you the
lib euess large life. of your intended husband
wife. Gentlemen, so cents; ladies, 25 cents. Ex-
ira charge for likenesses. No. So George-street,
between Elm and Plum. au29-b
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MONETARY AND OOMMEROIAL;
Financial AMairs.

Nothing transpired in Third street yester-
day worthy particular mention.
There was a fair supply Of Money, and
fi-sto Paper was accommodated at the
ola rate Of interest lo@l2 per cent. per an
mum. -
TreLSury.notes were in demand at OK.
Our rites of Exchange and Gold are
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THE DAILY PRESS.


METEOROLOGICAL OBsHRvATIoNs-ByH HenIy
Ware, No. West Fourth-st., August %:
Oolock. Barometer. T1sefpRoD1eIY.
7 A. .M...-........... ....,..2950 Above zoro-67
IL Above Zero-TS
P. ......... ........294 A Above zero-7S
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WAR MATTERS.

General Lyons Body to Arrive To-day
Irish Reaiment in HamiItOn-Payment
of the Three Months nIen Of tho FIfth
ReGiment - Departure Of the Wilstach
ReGiment-Our Troops In Sc. LeuIs-9IIs.
cellaneOus,
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AuCTYON SALES.

AAgH = = NS-N ~ SfrtA.Al1eHSs
"a UcniON EAIE BYJ GRAFT 4 KOHL
a sslss. room, No, 20 EASt Fourth -street.-Fur-
Z --ifnre N ~ "a Iu0il ~ Id THUBsDAY MORNING,
f,s.,st ~. afgH 5c,6ek, 81 942 Pum.st., corner
1ffthfre via 81 a0lt hurniture of family, viz:
fsir.cloth S0ll, 40 Diya1, do. PaTlor chairs pair
g fa afsEsess, aSs6iS BsSdstsads ShrsS
St'sh .1tands, Tolat agts, Toilet tables Dlningta.
syes. Dining.aaIs. Rnfking, chair, Dining and
gSss,,afer-e halis 4 paflor, Chamber and Dining
,es,,, tc &c Coal OoOk ing stove and Fix
t,,stt and Kitth{n FuFniture
49, fAeVh On hA5e' SsS' East ASi'iSSseri ESnftS St
3 = T11TT1N 81 +. ls--B Z SMITH 4wILLlAMs,
Z. N (3tiaceaa6sE p Afllegg n Williams)-Sales
Soon. 80 s ess "a East Third street TIhTse anSs
a aaIs, ion on iIuBsDAY MORNING August
"A "A o'Clo1k, 4 onr Auction rooms will be sold
"a Tofs IL Pawn bToheloi Goods, conslsiug Of Gem
fieulenis end Ladies' Wearing Apparel, hne Silk
Dra1sda. filnia, pautlt Gct
kLg0-Get tan3 silver W9tehes, JeEelry, 6c:
NOTION aAT.E-By j. GkAFF& KOHL
"a 0n Tilt baDAI -4CRRING, August %, at 81
o'ee,k az 80 Nblt bourth,st., the Store Fixtures:
Shaisitg Mlne ltyrtef9. Glass showcase, large
JACOB qRAFF, Auetloneer,
auN A. LlLaIe 80 East fourth'st.
Akss1'ld - q 14F the oh day Of September,
ttors 1Io Iaf MIll-gk, consisting Of cloths, Gas.
siSrsl,s yellin8 ~ made Clothing Furnishing
tf'fsrns inadt - ~ DAY. Of sels.
! 80, 4 ,.s,. ~ =. .'sHARPLASs' Assignee; sSsIS;
y Ans,~' y ~, N"'iN
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3 5. Draaoons and Flying Artillery,
FOEL TEIIRHE YEARS.

4 need sbtly but young unmarried men, of
sharaciar, Pay varies from Sl4 to $27 per
Al T il addition % palh an abundance ot good
z ufouiahis olsthing board and medical at
s,ts wkifb6 furniahed free of charge tegether
y iseRsR AND ACCOUTERMENTs.
AnuIs Al oacsnt No. Ia4 sycamore.st. Ed.
IDWAHa n, McCOOk, Second Lieutenant lst
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Ohfdren Who can sing, il ON 10 to is years OF age,
AFply at he Once OF the Opera house, up stairss
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$50 YOU'VE MEN,
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- CEfvED at the ONCE Of the Board Of City Ina
proyements until O'Clock A. NJ, of FRIDAY,
septemter6 1851 for paving with good, hard burned
paVing-bTick, the sideWalks on the east aide. Of
Race street. from Second street to Burnet street.
Each bid to be accompanied by two sureties.
Bidders to use the printed forms, as no other viii
be received.
BY order Of the Board.
L ID.