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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-09

TIE PERSIAN PoET HAFIz.-Of all Eastern
poets, the best known in Europe and
America, is Hafiz, the prince of Persian lyric
poets. Old and young are equally charmed
with his writings; the former interpreting
them in a mystical sense and the latter
being content 10 take them according to
their literal acceptation. Yet he was
bitterly prosecuted by one party, while en-
Enthusiastically admired by another; but,
fortunately, the latter was by far the most
numerous. Owing to this difference of
public opinion in regard to his teachings, he
was treated at his death some what like
Moliere. Those who condemned him o0-
jected to his being buried in consecrated
grounds. His admirers insisted that he had
never offended against religion or morals,
but, on the contrary, had always been the
friend of both. After long alteration, it
was finally agreed to let his words decide
the question. Accordingly, they were
opened at random, and the first passage that
presented itself was such as to remove all
objection;
Withdrew not your steps from the ObsequiesOf of
Though immersed in sim he will rise into Paradise =
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lCoMMUNICATRD.l
lCOMhUNICATBD,l
Defense of SignOr OviedOs Complexion.
To he Edito-s of lba DoiI,, prsss.

Defense of signOr OviedO's Complexion.
To The Editors Of The Daily Press:
My DEAR FRIENDS: In your paper of this
date, | have seen an article upon the "Mel-
ancholy Sequel to the Bartlett 0viedo We'd
ding" quoted from some nameless Cuban
correspondent stating that Signor Ovedo
is at least half black, and other equally RI
diculous stuff. personally knew Siguor
Oviedo and Miss Bartlett before their mar
riage, and attended their wedding, at the
house of the brides father, Lieutenant Bart
lett: AS to Signor Oviedo being an 'odious
half negro" permit me to soy that he is as
white as you or l, and exhibits ABOUT as
much African blood as Louis Napoleon, Vic.
toria OF Abe Lincoln, and if the foolish fel
| low the Cuban correspondent in question
is "a wOman.-ED.l who started such a re
! port, has liver half as white as his heart i.
black, he must be elected one of the King o
| Moroccos soldiers, as a blackguard of the
first rank. Yours truly,
WIN. W. FOSDIOK.
CINClNNATI, Monday, April g. 1861
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AMUsEMENTs.


PiKE's OPRRA,Housn. - The zouase en-
tertainmeut last evening At the Opera,
hOuse, for the benefit Of the Cincinnati
Orphan Asylum, drew, as we predicted,
crowded audience, notwithstanding the rain
descended in torrents all night, flooding the
streets and sidewalks until they reminded
one Of the romantic structure Of the Adriatie
Every part Of the splendid temple was
packed-not less than 5000 persons being
within the walls; and the audience pre-
sented a most brilliant appearance, the softer
sex net relaxing any effort at their toilette
because compelled to crowd their attractive
expansiveness into carriage, and incur the
danger Of moisture in going from and re-
turning to their conveyance.
We are pleased with the marked success
of the entertainment, and with the assurance
that the proceeds will be Of some decided
benefit to the excellent institution in whose
behalf it was ordered.
NEeRo ToM 1NCovNeToN.-The extremely
inclement weather yesterday caused post
ponement of negro Toms concert at Odd
fellows Hall, in Covington, last evening,
but it will take place there tonight, when
those desirous of hearing this remarkable
natural pianist should attend.
MEIoDEoN HALL.-The Christy Minstrels,
we understand, had good house last even
ing ct the Melodeon, in spite of the rain and
their performances gave entire satisfaction,
if we may be pardoned the use of so ORR
ginal phrase, to the assembled audience.
Those who have heard them speak highly in
their praise. They give another entertain
ment, with change of programme, at the
same place this evening.
CATHOLIC INsTITuTE.-The complimentary
concert to Captain Menter's Oornet Band
and to Company A, Continental Guards,
will take place this evening, in the Union
Hall Of the Catholic Institute; the enter
.tainment consisting of drill and musical
selections.
SMITH & NIxoN's HALL.-The Hooley &
Campbell Troop of sable singers had nearly
their usual number of admirers at Smith &
Nixon's, last evening, and the entertainment,
we learn, passed off with the usual success.
Their concerts continue throughout the
week.
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THE AMELIA TRAGEDY-Mrs. Grigs6dS6l
AhUe.-In our notice of the Amelia tragedy
in our last, we stated, in a postscript, that
Mrs.! !GrigsbyIwas dead. This, we have since
learned, was mistake. She is still alive,
but no hopes are entertained of her recovery.
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LAW REPORT.
SUPERIOR COURT,

No business of any special interest was
transacted in the Courts.
Miller & Raper Vs H. Debolt. This was
an action, set for the afternoon, before
Judge Storer, in which the plaintiffs
claim commission fee on the sale of the
Debolt Buildings on Main.street. On the
part of defense payment is alleged.
In the Common Pleas Court demurrers
and defaults were called in No. /, before
Judge Mallon.
The criminal branch of the Court was not
in session.
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SECESSION Predicted Twenty YEARS AGO.
1t is remarkable fact that the present Se-
cession movement was foreshadowed, just as
it has occurred, in work called the Partisan
Leader, attributed to the pen of Judge Up
shur of Virginia, who was killed by the
bursting of the Peacemaker. In that work,
under the guise of novel, it was professed
that coming events were described. The
Gulf States, it was described, had seeded
in consequence of the election Of a Northern
President, and Virginia aud other Border
States were about TO follow suit. An attempt
was made to form treaties with foreign ma
tions, and free trade was established, which
gave the South an unexampled career o.
prosperity. The current Of events twenty
| four years later has given these prediction;
the form of fulfilled facts.
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IMPoRTANT.-Don't forget that the DAILY
PRESS is the medium through which to make
known your wants. Advertise, if you want
a servant, or house, or if you wish to sell
or buy any thing. The Press is the medium
that reaches all classes.
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A PRISONER PARDoSED BY MIsTAKE.-A
good joke is current with respect to pardon
recently granted by Governor Curtin. It
seems that worthy and Influential German
citizen, who felt an interest in a fellow
countryman named Miller, sent to the Peni-
tentiary, not long since, for passing counter
felt money, visited the State capital, about a
month ago, for the purpose of procuring a
pardon for him. After consultation with
Governor Curtin, he came home with the
assurance that the pardon would be sent on
the following morning,
The papers in the application for pardon
in the case of a young man named Mitchell,
confined in the Penitentiary for larceny,
were also on file in Harrisburg, aud the
Governor, remembering his promise, but
confounding the names, had the necessary
papers for the pardon of Mitchell made out
and forwarded at the time designated.
Whether the Governors promise to our
military friend has been yet redeemed, we
are not advised; if not, the other pardon
should be forwarded at once, as Miller should
not suffer through the Governors bad mem
ory, when it was the intention to pardon
him. The pardon of Mitchell. though the
result of a, mistake, was well deserved, as
since his release he has given every evidence
of having become thoroughly reformed. So
''alps well that ends welL'
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TIE CHARM OF POETRY--A PersiaA BarPs
Song Secures his FFeedom--t is related of
the Enir Of Yemen, that, having besn
greatly offended by q satire, he had the
author arrested and closely confined in a
dungeon. But the captive poet having one
day CHANGED TO see beautiful bird thl ough
the grating of his cell, wrote some ines,
which he reoited morning and evening,
until the heart of his jailSr was softens5'
The sad, plaintiye strain made all the WON IN
who heard it weep, and many Of the men.
When the Emir FIRST heard of it he refuied
to read or listen to iti but, hearing It sab 10
9uently by chance, he eagerly inquired who
him, that he not only ordered the author to
be released at once, but gave him 800 pieces
Of gold, by way Of making amends to him
for what be had suffered.
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FARMERS Characterization of Trustees.
The following Board of Trustees of Farmers'
College was yesterday elected, to serve for
three years: @. P. McIlvane, o. E. Babb, G..
Richards, E. G. Kicker, G. H. Roots, S. F.
Cary, B, A. Hunt, William McGrue, s. ].
Brown, W. A. Bagley, ]. M. Walden, A.
Brown, R. NJ. Moore, ]. Garrard, S. B. Weth-
erby. The College is in a flourishing condi-
tion
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To TEACHERs.-The publishers of the Ohio
Educational Monthly desire to purchase a
large number of the June, July, October and
November numbers of the Monthly for 1860.
Teachers having these will receive fifteen
cents for each number, or sixty cents for the
four, by sending them to Robert Clarke
Co.'s Bookstore, No. So West Fourth. street,
or to F. W. HURT Il Co., Columbus, Ohio.
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COUNTY MATTERs.-The County Commits
sioners, at their regular session yesterday,
passed the following orders To John A.
Prentice, three bolts striped casinet $40 10;
Express charges for same, seventy five cents;
to payroll for new Jail, 1928 "a; to A. Hick-
enlooper. for measuring stone, Sc; to Sheriff
of Hamilton County, for turnkey fee to
April l, $l35; total, 1886 10.
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School BoARD-PFoeseding Last Night.
The Board met at the usual hour last
night, President King in the Chair. The
minutes of the previous meeting were read
and approved. -..---
A petition from NJ. D. Conway and others,
praying for the establishment of rule
abolishing corporeal punishment in the
schools, was referred to the Committee on
Discipline, with instruction to report.
An appropriation of $lb for planting trees
in the school.yard of the Sixteenth District
was passed.
Miss Maria Cheever was employed as
teacher in the Fifth District, at a salary of
$40 per month.
The Committee on Lots reported adversely
on proposition to purchase lot adjoining
the Twelfth District. The report was
adopted.
Messrs. John P. Stallo and Robert Allen
were elected School Examiners for term OF
three years from the LIST of April.
Adjourned. Af ~ aat BOG Ts
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PRoBATE COURT.

Rozelia Hill was appointed guardian of
Ida May Hill.
The will of Martin Bugher was probated.
1.-THE Court rooms were visited during the
forenoon session by three women, who stated
that they were emigrating from King George
County, Virginia, and needed some pecuni-
airy aid while en- route for Tippecanoe, Ind.
They stated that their husbands and children
were travelling with them, and that they left
in consequence Of the difficulty ofpOor white
people getting living in Virginia Thsy
collected @ considerable amount OF change.
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ExTRAoRpINARY CoURr SCENE IN NEm
YoRK.- An Extraordinary scene occurred
on Wednesday in the Court OF Oyer aud
Terminer, New York. Mr.. Mountioy, for
merly Reader" to the Board Of Council
men, was brought before the Grand Jury to
give evidence in relation to certain alieQa-
tions, Of corrupt acts on the part Of the
Board, Mr. Mounuoy refused to testify,
the truth, degrade himself The Judge re-
fased to accept the excuse of the Witness
and Mr.. NJ. was sent 10 Eldridge. street Jaii
Tor thirty days. If the District Attorney
| VIII only use all his INFORMATION, there VII
| be large number OF official cand dates
for lodgings 10 the Sing-sing Sisss ossAos
hphmeut -, -i,.
fsrf 81 iens AtN ssfaa ~ b aait
sni rli shi rs .sfi-re aI glad. sIa sslaia
tns ssEs 81 81 LA =
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APPRAIsEMEET OF TAxEs-The following
exhibit shows a distribution of taxes for
1860, including the amount collected on de-
linquencies of 1859, together with taxes
arising from redemption of forfeitures, store
faYeS &n.
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Popular AaYcrtIaemont.. .

The cineinnat DAILY PRESS is he natural organ of
labor and employment IN ts city, The facilities of
communication Which g furnishes betiSeen laborers and
employers, and betCeeH capital and Industry, BY means
Of Us large circulation and cheap Advertisements, cup
ply e people Nth convenience t0hioh has only to be
tried 10 be appreciated brief advertisement in The
DAILY Press places he object before many thousands
Of both lGbOrers and employers, aud Of buyers and
sellers.
Ahsvers to advertisements may be received at he Office
QtAe DAILY Pass, sealed, and addressed 10 names
initials or n,t,nbers
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The CLERKsHIP IN THE DEMOCRATIC CAU-
CUs.-The vote of the three candidates for
the clerkship in the Democratic caucus
stood; Casey, IL; 0'Dowd, 8; Winants, A..
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PERSONAL.

DRRsONAL-HOME FOR INFANTS-Or La
II des previous TO. during, or after confinement,
near the city every comfort; terms reasonable :
perfect teorecy- Particulars by addressing Box
2,231, inclosing pOst-stamp. ap4-f"
RRsORAL-W. KENT q CO., manufactures
II Of ladies', gentlenen's, Misses and chiidren's
boots and shoes, No. 1875 Fifth street. three dOors
east OF Race. The work is all done by competent
hands, and is warrented Prices cheaper than any
where else In the city. jaT-H
DBR sONAL To whom II may concern, II O.
II STEVENS, manufacturer Of mattresses and
seyenth-sts window shades gilt and plain, put up
in any style spring and other kinds Of mattresses
renovated, and particular attention to iebbing up
hOlstery. mh2j-u
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&w -
w WRITING G..
1eductiO1a OF Foes.

MIR HENDERSON,. IN THANKING
I'VE the numerous parties wko have been under his
tuition, for their kind recommendations, respect.
fully intimRtes that he has made a REDUCTION
OF FEES, 30 that every one will have oppOr-
tpnity Of eceiyiBg instructions in his UNIVERSAL
APPROYED SYsTRM OF TEACHING WAITING,
Read the following testimony Of the success of
his system, from gentlemen OF this city;
take pleasure in recommending Mr.. Henderson, 8
system Of teaching writing, by it, in fe les
sons, have been enebled to write good hand,
previous to which wrote a very Indifferent one.
His system 10 yerg simple ana easily learned.
TH0S II, lYDD, 13S LongwOrth-st.
We the undersigned, having received lessons in
Penmanship from Mr.. Henderson, cheerfully ooR-
cur tn the above certificate
THOS p, BARRY, Little Miami II. r.
OBAS N FOX, at Young, Thomas 4 20 8.
JOHN WILLIAMS. at Peter Heff Sons
f @. w. RADF0RD, at j w. Donohue Cost
n. B. JAMES, at Jones MoIlyain's.
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SUDDEN AND RoNANTIo MhRRIAeE.-Au
Omaha IN. 7. J naner ralates this story:


An impromptu and decidedly romantic
wedding came off at private residence in
this city on Wednesday evening. The fair
bride and the noble groom had never been
very in timately cquainted-indeed, it was
rumored that the groom was interested else
where, and that three or four young men
each had high hopes of winning the lsdy's
hand and heart-but meeting accidentally at
the house of mutual friend on the evening
in question, the conversation, we presume,
turned upon the evils and disadvantages Of
single life, when one of the parties proposed q
marriage in bantering way, which was so
quickly and cordially accepted by the other,
that the prOposer concluded to stand to the
bargain. After brief consultation it was de-
cided to consummate the marriage that very
evening. A few moments sufficed to make
allthe necessary arrangements-somem mutual
friends came in, and venerable man in
flowing robes, pronounced the precious
words which caused the heart of the maiden
10 thrill with deep emotion, and the blood to
course swifter through the veins of man
hood-vows were made, and all were for
bidden from putting asunder what power
superior to their own had joined together.
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CHANGE IN THE CITY CLERKsHIP-An UH-
fortunate VOts.-Samuel L. Corwine, Esq,
who has filled the office of City Clerk for a
considerable length of time, retired yester-
day. We are not in the habit of pronounc-
ing mourning eulOgies, as we regard the
system rather injurious than beneficial to
the recipient; but we can not omit to record
our conviction that no officer ever more
honorably or ably filed the Office of City
Clerk than has Mr.. 0orwine. Courteous, af-
fable, and diligent he has won the respect Of
all who had any business connected with
him and all will regret the stern political
necessity which compelled his retirement,
and none will feel this regret more strongly
than those who voted to supersede him.
Mr.. g. supported Mr.. Lincoln for President,
else he might have retained his place by
unanimous consent of the Council.
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FOA LEASE.

VCOH LRASB-A delightful country seat of 5
n acreaf peat cottage Of rooms, stable, fruit,
shTnbbe - - eds, cisternH, &c.; miles from cty
Full particulars at SHIRES's General Agency, as
West ThiTd-at. ap4-e5
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wANTsI wANTs!!

WANTSI WANTS!!
If you want Servant, advertise in
THE DAILY PRESS.
If you want House, advertise in
THE DAILY PRESS.
If you want to Sell any thing, advertise in
THE DAILY PRESS.
II you want to Buy any thing, advertise in
THE DAILY PRESS.
In fact every want can be supplied by advertising
in THE DAILY PRESS.
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WRAPPING PAPER.-We have quantity of
old exchange papers for sale, suitable for
wrapping. Apply at the counting. room.
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AUCTION SALES.


A UCTION sALE-BY WELLS MTBEs.E
- eaiea-room 40 Pearl-st.-First large Spring
sale ot lfeah, seasOnable, Staple and Fancy Dry
yooaeI mliiinery goods, 80, &C Aucllont for cash;
we viii sell, on WEDNESDAY MORNING, April
~ ats o'clock, without reserve super fresh Linens,
amen amen and Wool Table-cloths, Linen Hsndker-
eShiets, scerfs, Muls, Tape Checks, Wool BaTeges,
XXl91ths1 yaeimeIel seti3stg Cssspeia, Jeans,
:. .ALsO-bQo very superior bilk, Cashmere, Stella,
ALSO-A lire OF very superior Oloats, MAntles
busters, SILK Points and SILK Lace Mantles.
Al SO-llb cartoons OF Hupel ior Bonnet Ribbon.
:, ALS0-aO dozen SILK Mitts, Hosiery, suspenders,
Gloves, &c .L r = 7 + =
ALs6-iO bales assorted Brown Musins; II cases
asserted Prints cases Farmers Cassmeres; 5
cases 6-4 64 and A. Bleached Mus,ins; 3 cases
Jeans,
AIso-Ah invoice Of fine Embroideries.
ALsO-l6o dozen superior Hoop skirts. sps
A UCTION sALE.-BY COOPER &
xAuSIOk rs. Sales. room No. IA East Fourth ct =
On THURSDAY, April IL, will be sold, at public
auction, hve lots Of land situated In Delhi 10 rn
Snip on the Delhi Pike, one mile west from Sedans-
ylei adjoining the residences OF DR.. Woodward, and
four miles from the city. One place, containing S
acres, ts divided into lots of from = to IA acres
each viii be sold together OF separately, as de-
sired The other lot contains 81 acres, covered
Terms One. third cash, one third in one year. and
one third in two years.
Title indisputable. Sale positive
Omnibus win leave COOPER & STOKES. Ia
East Fourth-street, at o'clock p. NJ. aps.d'
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A DMINIsTRATOR'S SALE OF REAL
IN tbTATE.-ln pursuance OF an Order OF Sale OF
the Probate Court OF Hamilton County, Ohio to US
directed We will osT tSE sale, on the premises az
O'clock, Nj the following described lot of ground,
situated in the COUNTY Of and the State OF
Ohio: The tract parcel Of iaud known and desig-
mated as Lot numbered TWenty-two (22) on the
town plat Of the town of Loekland, in said County
hundred and 1ty dollars, free Of dover.
Terms Of sale, one-third cash balance In one and
two years with interest secured by mortgage on the
premises sold. w. r. MORRIS, JR..
SARAH Il. MORRIS,
Administrators of the Estate OF
nh20-dWs W r. Morris, deceased. ,
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M an WHOM ITMAY CONCgRN,-

YW AK ~ WHHOM HT pIt IE " v Az yONC CTkN.-
lor, owner Of the property on both sides of Keck-
alley, from iyingston-stTeet TO Ashton. ALLEY, Pc
titoned the City Council, February II, 1861, to va
cate said alley
In pursuance Of q resolution, adopted March 6,
l6l notice Is hereby given that six weeks after the
date Of this publication, said petition will be taken
.up for hearing and anal action according TO the
lrOVieiOna of the l45th section Of the City Charter
/ mhs-fF SAM, L. C0RWINB, Oity Clerk.
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BOARDING.

DOARDING-One vacancy, for single gem
H0 tleman, at Al John st. apl-tf
DOARDING-Plessa rooms, with board,
-AO suits b for families or single gent emen, can
be obi aimed by apply ing at No. 243 Fifth street,
near Plum. ap9-b'
ElUAH DING-Two or three single gentlemen
ID can be accommodated with pleasant rooms and
posTd, in a private family, at 269 Ninth ST., be-
tween Oentral.av. and John ap7-df
HlOAB DlNG-Two young ladies can be accom-
ID modated Wilh board in a tmall family. Loca-
zion central; references required. Address g. o.,
Pres Office apo b.
WHOARDING-A man and his wife, or one or
ED TWO single gentlemen, can be accommodated
with beard ana pleasant front rooms, with gas, by
applying At No J6S Central avenue, between
Fourth aud Fifth, within five minutes walk from
the PuFt.offce ap9.G"
NpOARDING-Two young men or a gentleman
GBRI wife obtain board and pleasant front
rot m in private family. Location central Chew
ers Of tobacco need not apply Address D. f. Press
office apS.b~
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nJOTIDE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN the subscriber has been app0in ted aOd qualided
= Administrator on the estate OF James S. MsCor-
NICK, deceased, late Of Hamilton Couaty, 49,.
Dated At Cincinnati, this 9Th day Of March, 1891.
MRs ANN heGd2h;Miigkk dm;ail, gsfk ~.
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Specimens Of the rRpid progress Of these who have
been undeT tuition can be seen at the Academy
Medical College Building,
ON sIXTH-SF, WEST OF VINE.
RB- "WRITIHG WITHOUT MAsTER."-
Those who have delicaey in attending = class
room, OF live at too great distance TO receive per-
sOnAl instruction, can have this work, "Wrttiug
Without Master" at the Academy, or sent 60 any
mart Of the country, receipt of ONE D0lLAh
aud four stamps. Address J HENDERSON, Box
145, Postofnce, Cincinnati, Ohio. Aps-cSap
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LOST.

II OsT-In COYiugtoD, on last Thursday, a small
n black Dog, Had on brass collar, with owners
name-J. Nj. Rlagg Any person returning him to
No: 50 East Pearl-street, Cincinnati, will be lib
orally rewarded. ap9-bS
II OST-A small Newfoundland black Dog. The
II finder will be rewarded ,liheraliy by returning
COvinEton, Ky. aps-bs
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w. M. e. HEWSON.
STOCK BROKER

III WEST THIRD STREET, CINCINNATI,
RUYs AND SELLS STOCKS, BONDS
- and other Securities, on Commission only
negotiates Loans and makes Collections. nps.am