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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-06-28

INTERESTING CASE IN THE UNITED STATES
DISTRICT CoURT FOR TIE SOUTHERN DISTRICT
OF OHIo.-The hearing of the first case
instituted for the confiscation of contra
band goods was commenced in the United
States District Court day before yester-
day. 1t was a proceeding Of the United
States, by its District Attorney, to con-
denim the property in question, upon the
ground that it was shipped from New York
to Arkansas when that State was at war
with the United States, and in defiance OF
the blockade which the Government had set
on foot that by the laws of war, and the law
relative to the blockade, the goods were liza
BILE to condemnation.
The defense was, that the goods were con-
tracted for early in February; were shipped
from New York on the Sd and 9th of April,
and stopped at Cincinnati by the people on
the nth and 10th of April, and held by the
police of the city for the owners till the Esd
of Nay, when the libel was filed by the At
torney for the United States; that prior to
the time Of the stoppage of the goods at Gin
einnati, the agent of the claimants, Messrs.
Syms & Bro, of New York, had left Arkan-
sas on his way North, for the purpose of
stopping the guns and sending them back to
New York; and that the claimants had
sold them to the Union Defense Commit
tee in New York; that there had been
no intention OF shipping the goods
South since they had been stopped in
Cincinnati, and that the owners thereof
were very much obliged to the citizens of
Cincinnati for stopping them, as their agent
was on his way North for that very purpose I;
that at the time the goods were shipped by
the claimants, there no blockade of the ports
Of Arkansas, or any state of war there; that
the United States Government had treated
that State as loyal up to that time, and that
there was no law by which the goods could
be condemned; that they could not be con-
demned upon principles Of international
law which have been expressly repudiated
by the United States Government in its eff
forts to put down the rebellion, and that any
condemnation of these goods would be made
upon such principles as would prove exceed,
ingly embarrassing to the United States in
its efforts to put down the insurrection, and
upon principles at war with the proclama-
tions Of the President and the circulars Of
the Treasury Department.
The decision will not be rendered for two
or three days.
FIAmea Ball. Attorney for the United
States; Lincoln, Smith 4 WAFnVek, Attor-
neys for Tho claimants, i' ,,.t y. (, va d
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NEWPORT NE ws.

UNION CELEBRATION AT BRooKLYN.-T The
Home Guards of Jamestown and Brooklyn,
together with the citizens of the vicinity,
held celebration on the bank of the river
in Brooklyn, night before last. Arches of
evergreens and branches of forest trees, inter-
woven with flowers, had been erected under
the supervision of the ladies; likewise a
stand, which was beautifully decorated with
flowers. From this stand Messrs. George P.
Webster, 0. W. Root, and Rev. Mr.. Clark
made short and eloquent speeches, which
were heartily applauded. A band discoursed
delightful music. Numerous torchlights
were displayed. A large number of ladies
graced the occasion. A somewhat novel
feature which the ladies got up, was large
bouquet, probably two feet high, composed
of flowers so disposed as to show the "red,
white and blue F" emblematieally.
DIsGRACEFUL AFFAIR.-We learn that on
yesterday afternoon, George Tuttle, Walter
Prather and one or two others entered the
saloon Of Charles Tiee, on York-street, and
called for drinks which they declined to
pay for, and, ca Mr.. Tice demonstrating with
them, Tuttle drew pistol and threatened
his life. Tuttle was subsequently arrested
by Marshal Bennett and brought before the
Mayor, who held him to bail in the sum of
800 TO appear before him to-day, and mean-
time placed him in the charge of Officer
Tedrow; but few moments after, when the
officer looked for his prisoner, he had in
some manner mysteriously disappeared, nor
has he been seen since.
EXAMINATION IN THE SoHoOLs.-Examina-
tions were held yesterday In the rooms of
Miss Barnes, Mr.. Goddard Miss Bonde and
Miss Tingley, in the Seminary building.
To-day the applicants for admission to the
High School will be examined. The exami-
nation in Mr.. Massey's department takes
place TO day.
DIsoHARaED.-Wm.H H. Chandler, q soldier
at the barracks, was brought before the
Mayor on a writ Of Adbsds e0rPHs TO procure
his discharge, which was granted, Il appear
ing that he was not of age when he enlisted.
A You've RKPRoBATA.-Ab boy named Mark
Goodrich was brought before the Mayor,
charged with throwing q shOe-bEush ct hia
father. His esse VIII b heard this morning,
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CHARITABLE FEsTIvAL.-In view of the
present suffering condition of many of the
poor Of our city, some of our ladies have de-
termined to hold festival for their benefit,
which will take place this evening at the
new Masonic Temple, corner of Third and
Walnut. streets, on which occasion the
splendid encampment rooms of the order
will, for the first and probably the only time,
be thrown open to the public.
Ice cream, berries and other refreshments
will be served, and all the essentials of a
good time will be on hand. The proceeds of
the entertainment will be devoted to reliey-
ing cases of distress among the worthy poor
of the city, and we trust the attendance will
be worthy of the occasion.
A reference to the advertisement In our
special notice column" will give the par
ticulars of time, price of admission, etc.
Don't forget it.
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TBY TeleGfaIh.I
~ Kn.l. -.

New Yerk Bfarhet.
NEW YoRK, June PIP. M.--Ashes con-
tinue steady: sales Of 30 brls. Pots at IS 67If,
and 25 brls. Pearls at 81 6eN.
Cotton rules very firm, with an upward
tendency; the transactions are materially
checked by the indisposition on the part Of
sellers 70 realize: sales Of s5 bales at 141<c.
for nniddling Upland.
Flour heavy, unsettled and 50l0c. lower;
extra State quiet and scarce, and, With mod
crate export inquiry, is relatively frmer than
other descriptions: sales OF 1860 brls. at
81 1904 20 for superhne State; "a 60@4 65
for extra State; $4(04 l5 for superfiue Vest
erD; "a 1904 80 for common to medium
extra Western; S5@5 10 for shipping brands
extra round-hoop Ohio; $5 25@6 95 for
trade brands do, market closing unsettled
and with downward tendency. Canadian
Flour dull; common grades little lower:
sales Of l 200 bFls. at 81 5Ot97 20 for COM
mon to choice extra. Rye Flour is selling
at $9@4 Corn. meal quiet, and unchanged.
Whisky quiet, and prices without material
change: sales of l5O brls. at l59<@l6s.
Wheat heavy and unsettled, and 2@4c.
lower, with q strong desire to realize on the
pert Of holders: sales of 36 900 bushels Chi
cago Spring, 79c.@$l; 81, 400 bushels North
western club, at 9715@$l OIL; $4,000 bushels
Racine Spring, at 81 03@l "a. $1,000
bushels Milwaukee club, at S3c.@$l 07; 29,-
OOO DuSuels Winter TBu N6Sbef0s NJ Sl lOyUl
10, closing at the inside price; ls 600 bushels
amber Iowa, at 81 0s; 6,OOO bushels white
Wisconsin, at 81 259l 80; 400 bushels white
| Kentucky, at 81 30. Rye quiet sales Of
l,4OO bushels .. 5sc. Barley and Barley
Malt dull and nominal. Corn continues
scarce and prices tend upward: sales of
100000 bushels at 42@50c. for inferior to
prime new mixed Western, 5l@521Sc for
Western Yellow, and 52@53c. for white
Western. Oats in limited request, at ESQ
SOC. for Western and Canada, and 3O@3lo. for
| State.
Pork quiet, and prices without important
change: sales of 45O barrels at Sl4 $40
IA so for mess, and SO 75@lO for prime.
| Beef Nothing of moment DOING quotations
are nominal; $4@4 90 for country prime;
| So 50@6 for country mess; $8@l0 for re-
packed mess; $lO@1l for extra mess. Prime
| mess Beef and Beef Hams nominally un-
changed. Cut Meats quiet at 4s<951<c. for
Shoulders and 5s4@615c. for Hams. Bacon
dull and nominal. Lard steady sales Of AGO
barrels at s14@9Hc.
Butter selling at s@l2l1c for Ohio and "a
l5c. for State. Cheese in moderate request
| at 297c., as in quality.
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LAW REPORT.
COMMON PLEAS.


T. j. Strait Us. K. ID. CrOokshank, County
Tr, ssurer, and The Trustees Of Schools for
Millcreek Township. An application TO
Judge Collins TO dissolve and Injunction,
" Inch restrained the County Treasurer from
selling land as delinquent for taxes assessed
for building school house in the sub-district.
Ii appeared the Trustees had set aside the
law by declaring that each sub district should
build its own school-house This, the Court
he d, wos illegal; but held, further, that plain
tiff should have applied for the injuRtion be-
fore the other Taxpayers had paid up, in
order that a new assessment might have
been made. The injunction was dissolved.
j. Wilson \ Co. Us. Ellerman, Arleth Il
Co. Held by Judge Collins, that subse-
quent mortgage of cbattel property, having
actual notice Of the existence of an earlier
mortgage, was not bona Jfde mortgage, and
could not claim priority over il, though II
had not been relied within the year.
CRIMINAL BUsIEEss.-Under an indictment
for malicious stabbing, two colored men,
named George Lipscomb and Gilbert Shaw,
were convicted-the second of stabbing with
intent to wound and Lipscomb of assault and
battery. Abraham Simmons, included in
the same indictment, was acquitted.
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CLEVELAND AND BUFFALO LAKE STEAxERs.
The travelling public will be gratified to
learn that the Cincinnati, Columbus and
Cleveland Railroad Company will hereafter
run their magnificent steamers City of But.
.talO and Western Metropolis, from Cleveland
to Buffalo, connecting with the Express
train, which leaves this city every morning,
Saturdays excepted. These steamers are
the most palatial on the Western Lakes and
after days jostling on the cars, afford the
weary traveller most agreeable change, In
suring him a comfortable nights repose
Railroad tickets will be good on either oi
the boats
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mo. 46.I

AN ORDINANCE To ASSESS A SPR.
IN GAL tax the real estate bounding StOne-
street. from Fifth street to Sixth. street.
SECTION l, Be Il ordained bY the City Council Of he
city of Cincinnati, That the of twelve cents two
and thirty one one hundTedths Of one mill be levied
an assessed each foot front Of the several lots
street from Fifth street to Sixth street. as the said
lots delineated and described in the Civil En-
gineeT's plat, how record in the City Auditors
Office, for the cost and expense Of grading aud paw
ing, with good, hArd-bnrLed paving. brick, the
sicewalks both sides of Stone-street from Fifth
street to sixth street. according to the estimate Of
the Civil Engineer aforesaid
SEC q That the owners of the several lots Of land
upon each front foot Of which the sum aforesaid iS
assessed, shall pay the amounts Of money by them
seyerally due, in that BEHALF to L. B. Stephens eon-
tractor, within twenty days from the date Of this
allowed upon the same.
Done a. the Council Chamber, In the city of Oln-
onnati, this twenty tn day Of June In the year
eighteen hundred and sixty one
J. b WARREN, President pro tem.
Attest: Gao. Nj. CASEY, City Clerk. je23-c
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To Our MILITARY CoMPANIEs.-It has been
suggested that the military companies of
this city invite those of Newport and Gov
iDgton to join them in their contemplated
parade on the coming Fourth of July. We
think thia good -iaoA. Thoro are several
fine companies in each of those cities, and
in conjunction with our own we may yet
have fine display, in spite of the absence
of so many of the older military organizas
tions from the city. We hope some of our
military men will take immediate steps fer
this nnrnnsa -
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MILITARY ELEcTIoN.-The returns of the
vote cast by the two companies of the reserve
militia, at Marietta, change the result of the
election in the Second Regiment, so far as
the Lieutenant Colonel and Major are con-
cerned; Mr.. King being chosen to the former,
and E. Penrose Sones to the latter Office.
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mo. AL
A ORB INANCE TO ESTABLISH THE
N grade Of Maple street, from Freeman. street to

a n OKD INANUE TO EATABLIBH THE
N grade Of MSple.street, from Freeman.street to
Western. avenue.
Be ordained BY the Oily Council Of the city Of O9n-
einndH, That the grade of Maple street, from free
man.street to Western avenue, be and the same Is
hereby established TO lows, viz: Commencing at
the intersection OF the south gutter Of Maple street
and the west gutter OF freeman street. at the level
.42 thence with the south gutter Of said Mapler
street, at an ascending grade OF htty' four hum
dredths Of foot, distance Of twelve feet; thence
descending three feet in each hundred feet, to
the east gutter of Western avenue, distance Of six
hundred and fourteen feet, more or less, at the
established grade thereof.
Done at the Council Chamber in the city OF Gin
cinnati, this twenty sixth day of June in the year
eighteen hundred and sixty Zone.
J. B. WARREH, President pro tenn.
Attest GEO M. CASEY, City Clerk. je2S-o
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ADAMs's EXPRESS CoMPANY.-0ur readers
as well as ourselves, are under obligations
to the above Company for Southern news
clipped from the New Orleans and other
Southern papers, of which, but for their
energy and courtesy, we should now proba-
bly he deprived.
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MRS HANOVER, 100 Fifth-street, will close
out her elegant assortment of Summer mill
linery at cost. The stock consists of a
superb lot of pearl, soft straw and cactus
bonnets; large assortment of silk and
Grape bonnets Of every description, and the
latest styles; very large assortment Of
misses and children's hats and flats; Shaker
hoods Of all kinds, ribbons, flowers, &c.
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BY TeIegrAph.l
Ha~ Korar Seooh NTarhrt

NAw York, June 27.-Stocks higher and
quiet; Chicago and Rock Island, 341E; Ga
lena and Chicago, 60; New York Central,
791f; Harlem, s1<; Pacific Nail, 661I; Erie
First Mortgage, l0l<; North Oarolina
Skies, 80; Missouri Skies, Ssx; Treasury
TWelves, l02; Panama, l04 Ex-diVidend
Harlem Preferred, 90; Erie Preferred, AZ;
Michigan Central Skies, DIX; New York
Central SeYens, 90; Ohio Skies, Sc.
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CITY ORDINANCES.

mo. 49,
AN ORDINANCE TO REPEAL AN Or
N DINANOE providing for the improvement Of
the Orphan Asylum Lot
BE Ordained BY ths City Council Of the City of Gin
oinnah, That an Ordinance. entitled "An Ordinance
to appropriate Money from the General Fund, to
improve the Orphan Asylum Lot for Military Pa
the same is hereby repealed
Done at the Council Chamber, in the city Of Gin
cinnat this twenty sixth day of June, in the year
eighteen hundred and sixty. one.
J. B. WARREN, President pro tenn
Attest: GEORGE M CASEY, City Clerk. je28
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ArriUals- PToress, Madison; Superior, Louisville;
Bostona No, 2, Portsmouthi Lancaster No. 4, Ne.
yillei i. L.. Ludlow, Lawrenceburgi Moses McLel-
Ian, LawrenoebQTg; Lebanon, PomeToy.
DepartaTes-J0hn Bell, st. Louis; PriOrOss, MAdi.
SOM Superior, Louisvinei BostoBa No. q Ports,
MOUTH Lancaster No. 4, Heyillei i. L. Ludlow,
LaWrenceburg; MOfes Mcclellan, LaWrenceburR 4;
Ohio No. 3, GAllipOlis.
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STREET RAILROAD ELECTIoN.-The election
for Directors of the City Passenger Railroad
Company takes place on Monday next. A
warm contest between the regulars and in
dependents is anticipated.
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THE DAILY PRESS.
City News.

CHANGE OF T1ME.-The mails going West
will close hereafter at five o'clock A. NJ. and
half past two o'clock P. NJ.
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HoFFMAN's CHICAGO DRAeooEs.- Hoff-
mans Chicago Dragons, one hundred aud
FIVE in number, arrived in this city yester-
day, and will leave for the East to-day.
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BuRaLARY.-Ths dental Office of DR.. Bel
knap, ON Fourth. street. near Race, was
entered by burglars night before last and
robbed Of instruments, &c., to the value of
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BOARDING.

ROAH HDING-A few gentlemen can be accom-
hB modated with board and room at 15O West
Fourth st. References required. je25-dF
VlOAR o. aNG-Sevaral furnished rooms, pleas.
Ab antly located, suitable for gentleman and wife
or single gentlemen, with or without board Apply
at 33 George st bet Race and Kim je25-b+
DOAR DLNG-A vel. furnished front room,
- suitable for a gentleman and his wife, or two
single gentlemen, to rent, with board. Apply at
46 MouDd.st. je25hs
R0ARDING-A gentleman and lady can be
- accommodated with a good front room and
board Also. few single gentlemen procure
pleasant APARTMENTS by applying at 160 Sycamore
street. Terms reasonable. je25 d"
VROHR DING-A few boarders, families er sin Z.
IL gle gentlemen, can be accommodated in com
modious and well. furnished house, reasonable
terms. Also few day bearders. Those seeking q
home, call at las s. camore-st. je2s b.
ROAB DING-A few gentlemen can be accom-
ID DOo Aied with boar ding, by the day or week,
by calling at % Mcfarland st., two squares from
the POST flee. Reference required.
je27.bs II. J. CALVERT.
CITY ADVERTISEMENTS,
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FAUGH.A BAILAUGH's.-The Faugh- a. Bal
laughs are ordered to meet at their armory
this morning. See advertisement.
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Go TO Hickey and Carrolps for the best
caricature of the season, representing the
flight of Governor Jackson from Boouyille.
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SEAT oy Middleton, Strowbridge
4 Co, OF FouIth-stresti have sent Us ver5
desirable map q the Seat of War. Il ia
eemprehsnstVe. ena Is sold sta SmRn price.
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DIAMOND BREAsTP1N LosT.-We call at
tention to the advertisement headed $25 re-
ward
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lBy Tslssraph.l

PHILADELPHiA, June AZ. - Flour easier
and holdeTsi are free !: superfine at a 500
4 6111, and N estern, &c "a 76Ce5, Nheal
drooping; sales Of aooe bushels nd Il q Y
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OUR CANADIAN NEIeHBoRs FRIGHTENHD.-
The London 60. W. Ffss Rress saysi

From the excited tone Of the people in the
neighboring States, and the danger that may
arise from having so large a number Of men
organized and disciplined on our very bor-
der, believe that it would not only bo
prudent but it is imperatiyely necessary, for
the British and Canadian G0Fernmeatt 70 or
ganize at least twenty fve thousand men,
say Eve thousand British troops and twenty
thousand volunteers, until these large masses
ton Is better than cure and Il vas one Of
tho maxims Of the Duke Of Wellington I
"To prevent war, be prepared for Ia
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In the case of Sarah 0'Neil Us. Groove aud
Others, tried before Judge Storer plaintiff
recovered verdict for $275.
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WAR MATTERS.
From the Gtn-bOat Heet-Appointmsn Of
Adjutant- Camp Dennison = MiscslIdne


The news from the gun boat feet is not
encouraging. The A. o. Tyler run on a rock
imu ediately after passing the Louisville
Canal, and was there at last accounts. The
CoReStogd ran on bar at Rising Sun, and
the Lt1iHof ton is still above, unwilling to at.
tempt TO pass over it.
Charles H. Heron, the First Lieutenant of
Company F, Sixth Regiment, has been ap.
pointed and duly commissioned Adjutant Of
the Il. G. G. Sixth Regiment.
CAMP DENNIsoN.
No soldiers have left Camp Dennison since
the departure of the Seventh Regiment, but
orders for all now there to move are expected
soon. The different regiments are generally
ious to see service.
LETTER FROM THE SOUTH.
The following letter from a Southern
gentleman was received in this city yester-
day. We publish it Uerbdtim;
"wmTEsvnLE, HAhaIs o9gsTT, GA.,}
"Mr. Peckham Sir it is mutch trouble for
Me 10 send you this letter thinking of the
way you went off and left this place in the
manner you did You Are No Man traitor
to the South You went away in A Very bad
Way sfter the people beheaving to you As
they did you went away from heer with the
intent Never to Come back Again The peo-
Pile at the North Are all Traitors and you are
one to but will never turn my back to the
Southern people as long as have Got Blood
in My body thought When you went off
you was never Coming back again to this
| place you are No Man and traitor And you
| will 90 to the Devil with the North Dam all
the lot of you Our Oompaney hier is ready
TO Goe TO fight And are able to Whip them
you traitor I Call you that And you may tell
oil your Dam Northern friends we will
Show them that we Can whip them you No
Man traitor will Signe My Name large and
Show it to your Dam Set
| JAMES WALTER BRETON
| "Whitesville"
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS,
Mayors Proclamation.
MAYORS OFFIOE,l
CITY OF CINCINNATI. I
"HER EAS. THE CITY COUNCIL BE-
w ING spprehepsive that the disease of


w ING apprehepsive that the disease Of
HYDROPHOBIA
Is in danger of becoming prevalent ia said city,
resolution was passed. June 26, 1861, directing the
Now, 'ei2 e26RsE HAroH Mayor of
oTaer1a and ssShs ssus an shs ps6n
owning or harboring any animal Of the Dog kind to
either "muzzle or confipe" the same, by good and
where such person or persons may reside, for and
during the space of ninety days next ensuing the
date hereof; otherwise they will be proceeded
! L g. my hand, and sfRxed the corporate seal Of
~ said c'y, this 9th day Of June, 1861.
jeS.j GEORGE HATCH, Mayor.
NOTICE TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY con-
~ CERN:-Netice y hereby given, that there are
pending before the City Council Of the city OF DIN.
To grade pave and repair the side Falks on Harri-
sen street, from BroadWay to section line.
To grade ard pave the unpaved sidewalks on the
south side Of Sixth street, from Carrstreet to Har
Tiet-street.
To grade, repair and pave the sidewalks on Carr
street, from SiIth street to Front street.
TO grade and pave the sidewalks ON the east side
from Second street to Burnet-Street.
To grade and pave with limestone Dover. alley,
from Elm m-street to Plum.street.
To grade and pave Guiou. alley, from Court-street
In pursuance Of the law said Ordinances we're
twice read, laid on the table, and the Clerk in
structed to give four weeks notice Of the pendency
Of the same.
The law requires all claims for damages that may
accrue from said improvement to be filed in writing
with the City Clerk, setting forth the amount OF
damages claimed, within two weeks after the expiT
such notice, when the same will be taken up for
jS2S.dw GEORGE NJ. CASEY. City Clerk.
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FOUND.

ETOUND-A LADY's BREAST PIN-which the
II owner can have by calling at "a LonRWorth-
street proving ownership and paying for this I'd.
Vertisement. je27.bS
EOUNB The only store in the city that keeps
n up q 60, assortment of Fresh Bonnets Rib
bons and Millinery Goods the original aRd only
Cheap Millinery Store, No. s West Fifth-st. near
@atn. iie27.bsl J. A. HENDB RsON