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NEw YoRK, May Jap. M.-Cotton steady
previous to Europa'S news: sales of 1900
bales at lac. for middling Uplands since the
news; market firm no transactions of any
MAGNITUDE are reported.
Flour-Moderate business doing, and COM
mon and inferior grades are dull and a
shade lower; sales of ii, 900 brls. at 81 95@
8 10 for super6ne State; SIS l5@5 25 for
extra State; 81 9595 10 for superfine West
ern; SIS 1906 so for common to medium
extra Western; S. 50@5 IS for shipping
brands extra round hoop Ohio; S. 1901 %
for trade brands do, closing heavy, holders
disposed TO realize on common grades.
Canadian Flour heavy, and common grades
DC. lower: sales OF l,30G brls. at IS l5@7 80
for common to choice extra. Rye Flour SELL
ing slowly at So 1904. Corn meal quiet.
Whisky in good request at better prices:
sales of 500 brls at l6X@l6Xc. Small lots
at lie, and 100 drudge at Ice.
Wheat firm with active export demand but
inferior descriptions heavy and dropping /:
sales of $4,000 bushels inferior Chicago
Spring at 81 SOL 10; $4,000 bushels fair to
prime do, at 81 1901 1S; 6,000 do. North
western club at 81 II; 1900 do. red State at
81 1901 26; SO, 900 Milwaukee Club at 81 Is
al %; $4,000 do. Amber Iowa ct 81 2l@I Is;
2z,0O0 do. Canada club at ST. 2O@l %, the
latter for very choice; 26, 900 do. Winter red
Meslefn AZ 4l LOUl oU l4tUOU DO. WHITE
Western at 81 35@l 90 $500 do. white
Michigan at 81 COOL 62X. Rye continues
steady at Csc. Barley dull and heavy at
55c. Corn heavy and fully 1c. lower; sales
of 63,000 bushels at 57@59c. for old mixed
Western. Oats plenty and dull, at 3l@32c.
for Western and Canada and 3l@32c. for
State.
Pork dull and lower: sales of 600 barrels
at SIT 62 for mess, and $l3@l3 % for prime.
Beef dull; small sales at $4@4 SO for
country prime, S. 8296 % for country mess,
$l0@ll for repacked mess, aud $l2 25@l2
SO for extra mess. Prime mess Beef continues
dull: SO tierces changed hands at Sl8 so.
Beef Hams quiet: small sales at $l3@I5.
Gu Meats continue at &C. for Shoulders
and 7H@8%c. for Hams. Lard quiet, and
prices without material change: sales of
100 barrels at 9@l0c.
Butter-a moderate business doing, at
lC@l5c. for new Ohio, and 13@l6c. for
State. Cheese 4@9c.
Sugar-raw without any change to notice:
sales of ITO hogsheads at 4@6Xc. for Cuba,
and 4M@5c. for Porto Rico; $50 bags Siam
BIC. Molasses dull and in favor of buyers,
while choice qualities are scarce and firmly
held: sales of 90 hogsheads at 26X@30c.,
go barrels New Orleans at 34c., and $50
Cuba Muscovado at l6@22c.
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DAILY PRESS.
MONFTART AMI COMlTERCIAI.


LHIL D. N|MLNN.N | L
Financial sfairg continued iully ~ quiet
yesterday as they were on Monday, and at
some houses the demand for Money was even
lees the Bankers being DESTROYS Of buying
primt short Paper at cola per cent. per an
mum, though hardly any was to be had.
The feeling was rather more unsettled in
Third street. and Eastern Exchange and
Gold were irmer and in more request; the
former being sold at 2 premium, and the lat
ter at 8 premium for Kentucky; though for
Ohio and Indiana the rates were still ~
lower. -.nr
There was less disposition to buy incur
rent Money, and New Orleans notes. in con-
sequence Of the reports published in yester-
days Pass, declined to 10 discount. Illi-
nois, Wisconsin, and Missouri notes were
also heavier, as will be seen from our an
nexed quotations:
New Orleans, 10; North Carolina, 4O@5o
Pennsylvania (interiorA b Virginia wheel
ing City dlo@l2y Wheeling Branches,
10; other solvent Virginia 20@25 Mis-.
souri,, 15@2G Iowa5@l0; Wisconsin (solvent)
1000, Wisconsin (discreditedl 65@70;
Illinois (solventl 20; Illinois ~(discreditedl
65070 Maryland Cntefiorl 10; Tennessee
(old Banksl 5000; Tennessee Gree Bsnksl,
2C@25 Michigan and Canada, 8; Alabama,
3d. South Carolina and Georgia, 90 discount.
The rates of Exchange and Gold for Ken
tuckv Paner were as ANNEXED
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THE SOUTHERN ltEBELs Determined TO
FIGHT-The Rife Factory at HarpeTs Ferry
STU at WoTk.-A correspondent of the Phil
adelphia Inquirer writes from Chambersburg
Penna, that late information has been re.
ceived at that point from Harper's Ferry.
The rebels are determined to fight. The
prominent points around and near Harper's
Ferry have been fortified with two pieces of
cannon each, and a picket guard extending
some distance from the town has been
placed. Camp HILL" near the town, has
been thus fortified, together with the Point
of Rocks. The picket guard extends also
some distance into Maryland, and "The Pin
%nacle," about twenty miles from Harper's
Ferry and the Virginia Line, is also garri-
soned by q company Of soldiers.
While the machinery of the musket man
ufactory has been removed to Richmond,
that Of the rife factory still remains, with a
large force at work thereat, turning out,
they say, about two hundred a day. There
are not more than three thousand troops at
Harpsr's Ferry, four hundred of whom are
Kentuckians, but reinforcements are ex-
pected. Residents are leaving there every
day, vacating their houses and property in
anticipation of q fight, and Northern men
are compelled to leave or join the rebel
forces.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
HtBR ETATR OF OHIO IHAMmTl

TEE sTAgTER ~ sOaEo HsMBTON
W Maddos \. late hubbard. Of peiis MADDOX De-.
esased. s9d John MADDOX ,Wiiliem MADDOX Mar;
Robert GeyyP Maddox, heirs.a lew u Della Mad
W H. 80 10 49, ,a.saAa .h..r..I
tboPs t[ day U Xpfis, x''b ISL, tbS ssiidd p%Ialnt IA
ped nv pttitl2n a. Haid Oonrt whichis stu pend.
William Miller was se iSsd ia fe Of the Following
iR e. 81 .bs e eSs% " ciibse sIlas WITHIN e9ns see 9 % IsSii I'm.
an State Of Ohio, viz UI WIZ
leased by sald William Miller to Charles Dennis,
and extopdirg. back westwardly seventy. throe G5(
HERMAN Care bounded on ibe north By a brick
south Hy q lot Ipfi s5i3Y ana Syd s e5%ny %yeSSr 10 O9 FlISs m 20 ! tse
bsiIg parts Of lots Nos. eGRnd 81, in the subdivision
uatei on the easteriy side Of Iockport. avenue, be.
tween Huntond Court-streets in said city Of Gin.
So,6S f MAY, a i. isi5; that on said 10Th DAY Of
May, 1898, said Milltr demisod the same with priv:
fourteen years, and said lease providing that within
two fears from said goth day Of May, 1873, the said
ifiaid Dennis should mot elect to pnrchase Said re.
yeE,iSn and fee simple; the SAID Miller to pay for
sid premises bud within two years from said 10Th
OF May lSlSl Euts1apt to the terms Of said lease,
Us year is', said Lot and b%uilding and ali the es-
tate, tight, tue and equity Of said demise became
that said Miller has departed this life; that In pro,
esedmgs IN partitions among the deyisers Of said
Miller, said lot OF ground was set off and aparted to
Louise Este, wife of David X. Este, and Della Md
dox, deceased, formerly wife Of Thomas II. Maddox,
subject 20 the terms Of said lease that before the
expiration Of said term Of fourteen years, and prior
to April I, 1857, plaintiff being the owner OF said
term and contract elected to become the purchase
81 said ieyeriion and fee simple that by a deed
nom taid ID X. and Louise Este, plaintiff Is the
Of the one undivided half part Of said prem
ists; that said Della Maddox has departed this life
leaving Thomas II Maddox, her hus-
band, aud the other defendants above. named, her
legal representatives. that administration has not
been taken of the personal estate Of said Della Mad
dox, deceased that plaintiff hos paid the interest
that has accrued on the one-half of the purchase
money to be paid 70 defendants; that plaintiff is in
of and has made lasting Improvements
on said lot, and Is. now willing to pay defendants
execution to bin Of g CONVEX ance of said one undi-
vided pne. half part Of said premises, and demand
that the terms of said lease DO specifically per-
formed. And the, said defendants are required to
plead, answer or demur TO said petition on or before
the I'D day Of June, A ID 1861, otherwise the prayer
Of said petition will bp granted.
M, II, 4 w. TIhDEN, for Plaintiff.
April 20, 1861. ap95.fTh
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OBSERVATION OF sHAKspuARE's BIRTHDAY,

OBSERVATION OF SHAKsPRARR's BIRTHDAY,
A London letter writer says:
The people of Stratford- on Avon have
been keeping Shakspeare's birthday april
23) in right good sort. The recently ais
covered portrait of the poet, which l mem
toned in one Of my letters q few weeks ago,
was an object of general curiosity among the
visitors, and several other Shakspeareian
relics attracted great attention. The play
of julius Cesar was read at the Shakespeare
an Rooms by the Rev. ]. r. Young, a son
of the eminent tragedian of fifty years ago,
the contemporary Of John Kemble, whose
stately classic style he shared. In the even.
ing there was q dinner at the town hall,
which was attended by about a hundred per.
sons, rather q large gathering for SO small a
town.
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4 DEMONSTRATORS sAIR or REAI

x nmlNlSTRATOR'S SALE OF REAL
IN ESTA1 En- pursuance Of an order Of apprise-
ment and sale, of the Probate Court Of Hamilton
County, Ohio, L will offer for sac, at Public Auc-
ton, in Tho Rptunda of the Court. house, in Oinoin.
natl, on FRIDAY, the oath day Of May, 1851, at II
-to-Wit:
All that piece or parcel OF land situated in the
county Of Hamilton and State Of Ohio, being in the
south west quarter Of SECTION eight ~, third town
ship, second fractional range Of tho Miami Pur-
chase ; and being the north part Of Lot No. six ()
on the map II subdivisiOn of the Arbegast Estate,
as the tame was subdivided and laid of to William
L.. Ready, deceased, by the Commissioners in the
suit in PARTITION in Hamilton County Common
Pleas, No, ~ 1905, and containing seventeen 10 feet
in front on Arbegast-stTeet and running back the
same width TO the east lire Of the entire tract, as
the same will more fully appear by reference tn the
map Of said subdivision on page $50, volume 2ji, Of
the Records Of Hamilton County Common Pleas.
App aised st s.
in twelve months, with interest, to be secured BY
mortgage on the premises, O. q. DOR
apps. eth Administer of VIM. L. Ready, decd.
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SuPE RIOR. COURT OF CINCINNATI.
=, No. l4,5l9.-Daniel J.. Falls and john Young,
Partners, &c, rs. ID. M. Whitney Defendant Wid
take notice that on the Both day of March, 1861,
plaintiffs filed their petition in the above Court to
recover the rum of $500 against him, as indorser of
draft drawn by the Cataract Bank, of Lock port, on
the Ocean Bank, New York, for the sum OF SigS 70,
aud purcbaeed from him by plaintiffs, which draft
has been protested for non-payment, aud John T..
TUlaDd has been sued as garrishee. Defendant is
required 10 answer by the 18th of June next.
JOHN W. HERR0N, Attv.
Cincinnati, ATril II, 1861. apiI fri
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NO CHANGE OF CARS TO IRDTANAP-
~. OILS, at which place II unites rHEz9zE=4EE5
with railroads for and from all points gS=sa%sSS
In tho West and North west. ~
CHANGE OF TINE.
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, MAY G., 1861,
PASSENGER TRAINS
Lsays Cincinnati daily, from the foot of Mill-st,
on Front through to Indianapolis, Tore Haute,
Lafayette and Chicago, In advance Of all other
.FtBsT ~TRAIE-4,g5A A. @.-oHIoAGo MAIL
l:40 = NJ. Ohicsp' 6 2. M. connecting at Chi
c. go with all Western ard Nsrth-western Trains
TeIIe Haute Train leaves Ildianapolis at 100 P. Al.
fayette, Springfield, QUINCY, PALMYRA and St 10.
seph Express arrive at Indianapolis at 6:l5 p. NJ =,
Lafayette at 9:l5 I. NJ, Springfield at 20 A. M
Icseph At 1880 A. NJ, Atchison, q. T., at i:sO K. NJ.
TeEIe Haute and Alton Train leaves Indisnap Ills
-THihD' fRAIN-5,O5 P. M.-oHIoAGo Ex-
PRESS Arrives. at Indianapolis 81 $50 P. NJ, Is.
fayette OF LAO A. M; Chicago at 9!30 a. N con-
Meeting At Chicago with all Western aud North
western Trains.
This line, and run through 10 Chicago without
Be SURF you are In the right tIoket.ornoe before
you purchase your ticb etc, and ask for tickets via
Lawrenceburg and Indianapolis.
Fare the same, and time shorter than BY any other
route.
baggage checked through.
Through tickets, good until used, can be obtained
at the tioket-OfioeB-st the Spencer House, n. W.
corner Of Broadway and Front sta. 4; Ne. 1 Burnett
House corner, and at the Depot Once, foot OF Mill.
81, or, Front, where all necessary information may
omnibuses run to and from each train, and will
call for passengers at all hotels and all PARTS Of the
SttY, by leaving address at either office.
W. II j.. B General Ticket Agent,
q. 3. COTTON, CinoiDTAti Agent.
my5 IL. O. LORD President.
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IBy Telssraph.I
rev Horh alnnh Mn.hM

wv foRH, May M-stoeks steady and
only q moderate business; Chicago
Rock Island, So Chicago, Burlington
quincy So; Cleveland and Toledo, 5sI;
ba and Chicago, bo16; Illinois Central
. 64N; Michigan Southern, lax; Har-
Preferred, 271<i Harlem, IL Hudson
D So Stocks 10 New York Central, u.
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RFFORB w. CHIDsBY, ESQ Jus.

REFoRE w. CHIDsBY, ESQ, Jus
Hamilton County, Ohio. N. W. Thomas
q. Co vs.. The Winifred Mining and Man.
the Winfield Mining and Manufacturing Company,
is hereby notified that an Attachment has been
issued against it by the said Justice Of Peace, Es-
quire Chidsey, as Il foreign corporation. The trial
will be had on Saturday the 25th day of May, 1861.
- r NJ. II. & W. TILDEN
may l-cTb Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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FISH-A limited demand with a dul
market, at the following rates;
GREASE-No demand, and prices are

nominal.
GINSENG-There is no demand, and we
can not give quotations.
GRAIN -Wheat was in fair demand in
the early part Of the week, but this demand
fell of at the close, and the market was dull
yesterday, at 81 03@l O5 for prime to choice
Red, and 81 1901 IL for prime to choice
White. Corn has not changed during the
week, and has ruled at 1854; the latter at
the lower depots. Oats have ruled steady at
2ec in bulk, on arrival. Rye has been in
light supply and advanced TO 53c. Barley
is not in demand, and prices must be re-
garded nominal.
HAY-No change in the market; the de-
mand is about equal to the supply, and prices
are steady at $ll@l2 per tun for good to
prime Timothy.
HOPS-No change in the market. The
demand is quite light, and 3O@35c. are the
quotations in the regular a
HlDES-A continued dull market, and
very little demand. The following rates are
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WTY ADVnRTTsmM ENTe!


NHTgCE-TO. ALI. WHOM Ut MAY
arc pending before the Cily Council Of The CITY u
Otnfinnati the following Ordinanees, 10 wit
Richmond street 70 Gest-street.
AZ establish The grade Of Keown.s icy. from By.
mliler. street to a point two hundred ana thirty five
nd sgt6bllsh the grade Of Browns alley, from
twenty eight feet wost. ~
twice read, laid on the table, and The CLERK in
strneted TO give four weeks notice Of the pendonoy
Ths law requires al claims for damagps thas NAV
accrue from said improvement 70 be dled IN writing
damages claimed, within two weeks ater the eS.
Plr9ti9n 81 The time required iot the Pu2lieatio1 q
myio.S F NJ. CASEY, City Clerk.
N0TLCE TOALB WHOM 1T MAY CON-
pohdins before he oity Uo e,gTS of Ike 'S city t ~ On =
o'HFS re- sha NE f9hSTins oIdinsnoe, to.witi
Of Race. street, north. OF Twelfth street
twice 'r Tsla1 lSid OF on ne iSo isggi sad o,hineGn Ss vas
str ,S to give four weeks notice OF he tendency
The law requires ell claims for DAMAGES. that NAV
accrue from said improvement, to be nled la writing
With The CITY 0lerk, setting forth The amount *
alton Of the time required for the pnbliestSo1 Of
such notice, when the same will be taken up for
mysdw GEORGE NJ. CASEY, City CLERK.
~ OERN.-Nstice 10 hereby given, that there arc
pending before the City Council Of the city OF Ola
oinnati, the following Ordinances, to-wit:
TO establish the grade Of Livineston-street, from
John. street to Linn street.
To grade and pave with gowlder-stone, Long-al-
ley, nom Orchard. street 60 Liberty. strept.
10 grade, pave and repair with bowider. stoney
Hatters'-alley, from Elm street to PIum-street.
10 grade and pave with brick, the sidewalks on
Findlay. street, hom Central avenue 70 Elm street.
10 grade and pave with brick, the sidewalk on
avenue to Plum street.
In pursuance. Of the law. said Ordinances were
twice read, laid. on the table, and the Clerk ip-
Of the same.
The law requires all claims for damages that may
accrue rom said Improvement TO he filed 10 writing
with the City Clerk, setting forth tine amount ~
claimed, within two weeks after the sxbir-
alton OF the time required for the publication OF
suoh notice, when the came will be taken up for
final action.
np26.dw GEORGE M. CASEY City Clerk
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FORKsT IN FLAMEs.-The Trenton IN. j.
Gazette says that a FIRE has recently swept
through the woods in Cape May County,
destroying about thirty thousand acres OF
young and fine timber, mostly pine and
cedar.
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OlLS-Linseed very dull at 53@54c. on
arrival. In the small way 55@56c. are the
current rates. Lard unchanged, and No. /
sells at 7b980c., the latter rate for winter
made. Coal dull and prices nominal at 55@
Csc, and Petroleum at 25c.
POTAT0ES-A fair local demand for
prime, at 81 1901 20 per barrel. Inferior
dull and prices nominal.
PROVISIONS = The market has been
quite dull during the week, with but a limit
Cd demand for any article. Mess Pork sold
10 the extent Of COO brls. at SIC 50, but was
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Ranks's Ben ana Brass FOUndfy.

BILHs WORKS, formerly George l.. Hanks) Ne.
I20 East Second-street, Cincinnati,
0ELLS KEPT CONSTANTLY On HAWR
Ae or made to order, Of any size up to $500 pounds,
and In chimes, as wanted. Every variety Of BrsnI
Work and Brass and Composition Oastings made g
order. Also, on hand, Rabbit Metal and SpelteF
Work.
IRON PIPE AND FITTINGS.
Particular attention given to Steamboat WoKH,
ouch as Wrought.iron Piping, and Fittings put uDI
Steam and Water Gauges, Metallic Packing, whistles
Blowers, Engine Bells, 10. Lager-beer Oooka and
all other varieties always Oh hand,
Se2a-H THOMAS FIRTH, Superintendent.
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STATEoFO OHIO, HAMILTON COUNTY

, SIS Superior Court of Cincinnati SGi,4s652
Attachment Henry Mack, Hermann Mack and
Simon Mack, partners as Mack & Brothers, plaint-
ifs, ~ G. @. Roberts and J. 7. Roberts, defendants.
DEFENDANTS are hereby notified that on the 22d day
of March, A. d 1861, plaintiffs above-named filed
their petition in the said Superior Court of Cinciu-
natl, the object aud demand Of which is to obtain a
Judgment against the saId defendants for the SUN Of
S4n6 81 and interest from December 6, 1850, aud the
said defendants are notified hereby, that GAssaway
Braehears and James IL. Laws. partners as g Bra
shears q Co, have been duly served as garnishees in
this action, and that property in the hands of the
said q. Brashears n Co.. cohsisting Of tobacco, be-
loI gipg to the said defendants, has been attached in
this action, to be subjected TO the payment of said
Judgment, that unless the said defendants plead,
answer or demur to the said petition on or before
the stb Of June, A d. 1861, the prayer of said psti-
tiou will be granted. M. II. Il W. TILDEN.
April 3, 1861. apt. fTh
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COLUMBUS N XENIA
CNCINNATI,HANILTON &DAYTON



nMAND AFTER SUNDAY, APRIL n,
~ tsl, Traine yin derert a. tiiows rsa1sElTs
nat, Hamilton aud Dayton DspotSF -
Daytpn q inueots az Dayton with Greenville and
r6sd liT Inns, C6iosso and Tho West 4i' F6eedo, h Ise.
tToit and Canada; with sapdusky, Dayton and
" x" n. CiSCISSxTT ExAdPREss-From
Hntttis Miami Dsg9t; Oonnseta via 0olumep; ara
burg Wis q lumbus, Beiiair snd Bsnwood; also
for sbrinsheld Oonnects with Cincinnati, Whining
ust23 a. M. EXPRk SS-From Cincinnati,
Riob mond IndianSpoiis and West Also, for 10
ganspott, Chicago and the West. Connects at Ham
ilton with Junction Railroad for oxford and Lib.
0,25, A.. M. .ACCOMMODATIaN-From
and Pittsbursh. via Coia@bns and nd CIeVeis,na ~ ana
via C9lumbusI C~restliue and Pittsburgh.
Hamilton and Dayton Depot-Tor Hamilton, OK.
ford and Liberty. Connects to OnnnersYillo. Con-
meets AZ Dayton, with Sandusky, Dayton and Gin
cinnsti lRailroad. 70 Forest. Connects with Green
Vile and Miami Railroad
Little Miami Depot-FoI lslumbns aud Springfield.
gs S,9S z, az M ,I EfXPnR 6I6,eFoI Ginolqpp mat,
mcndt Loganaport, Chicago aud the West. Also,
fer Dayton Connects At Dayton, with Dayton,and
Toledo, Detroit aud Canada.
2 r n: HCCoMMODATION-Er9m. Little
nal YippmIIgtSp 99d Zenesyille Reilroad;
c%innati, Hamilton and Dayton Depot-For Glens
~ L. NJ, q HxPR HSS-From Oincin-
natl, Hamilton and Dayton Depot. Connects via
ColumpuF, Steubenville aud PittsburF, via Column
bus, Orestline and Pittsbure; via Columbus, Bell
air and Benwood. via Columbus, Bellair and Pitts
burg and via Columbus and Cleveland.
sLEEP1NG-OAB rs ON II TRAIN.
Trains leave Dayton for the East, via Columbus,
All trains run daily Sundays excepted), except
the RiRl Express, which leaves Sunday hight, In
place Of Saturday night.
For all information and Through Tickets please
apply at the Offices, sOuth-east corner Of Front and
Broadway; west side Of Vine-street, between the
Postohice and the Burnet House; Nc. = West Third.
street. sixth street Depot, and at the East Front
street Depot.
Trains run by Columbus time, which IL seven
minutes faster than Cincinnati time,
p. W, STRADER, General Ticket Agent
Omnibuses call for pssssnsera by leaving dir O.
lions a. the Ticket Ohoe. myl2
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E@FT
Highly Important Information.

n AIDES AND GENTLEMEN WILL
II please observe that the model and superior
Bleaching and Pressing Establishment Of 7. WIN
TER a co. is situated at 267 Eighth. ST., between
Central-ay and John-st., Cincinnati, where all
the very latest fashion.
\. B.-straw Goods dyed and finished in superior
STYLE an2.x
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EXPENSES OF THE War, 49, OO, 900 PER
DIRM.-The Washington correspondent of
the Philadelphia inquirer writes as follows:
am credibly informed that the carrying
little sum Of two millions per diem ~ Yet
no one hears Of any prospect of deficiency;
on the contrary, all the none needed is
raised with perfect ease, and offers of pecu-
mary aid, like those Of volunteers, are far In
excess Of the demand. No less that two
hundred millions have been already offered
10 the Government by States, Banks, and
private citizens. Compare this with the
clustering, m~aneuyering and coercion f"
Tesorted TO by Jefferson Davis to obtain a
TO carry on the wal for thirty days, and the
illusion Of a Southern ~Confederacy will at
once be dispelled.
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MAJOR AHDERsoN's VIEW OF SUMTER N
THE WAR.-Msjor Anderson declares that
the tales about his holding long convers.
atoms with Wigfall, Pickens, &c, are mere
bosh. In reply TO an inquiry, he said that he
thought the reports in the New York papers
about the number killed at Morris Island by
the Sumter FIRE was exaggerated; yet healso
thinks that a good number were killed, and
deems it very likely that the South Carolina
authorities would try to keep the fact from
public knowledge. He believes Beauregard
expresses surprise at the detection of John
Bell. He views the present struggle as one
which will decide the question whether we
have a government or not. He thinks the
North has the right of the matter, and his
opinions in regard to Secession are the same
as those Of any other sensible and loyal
American.