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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-19
CIncInnnrI Proance nInrhet.

m'NhAh hNhhIhot March 10
FLOUR-The demand for superHne con.
tinues good, and The market 10 very firm, az
94b0G4 b6, but o. go was asked and was
obtained for two OF three lots, The sales
comprise 1000 brls. at 81 50Q4 60 for super
fne, and 81 65@4 10 for extra, aud "a 25 for
q lot on its merits. i .NI
WHISKY-The demand continues good at
full prices; sales of l,400 brls. at l3%@l3%c;
the latter rate for wagon.
Professionalism Is nothing doing in
mess Pork Of importance: 200 brls. in three
lots sold at $l6 75@lL. An active demand
for Bacon, with sales of 375 hhds. at &c. for
| Shoulders, and 9N@10Nc. for Sides; the
latter rate for clear. Included in the sale
was a lot Of 30 hhds. Sides, 10 come out Of
smoke, at 996c. Holders at the close asked
9IS0lOLc. for Sides, but Shoulders could
have been purchased at Tc. A good demand
for bulk Sides, with sales Of ITO, 900 pounds at
s%@Skc. Lard dull and unchanged.
GROCERIES-The market is unchanged.
A good demand for Sugar, with sales of 100
bids. at 6L@7%c. Coffee steady, at 13H@
lac. Molasses 32c.
WHEAT-The market is firm, with a good
demand at 81 for prime red, 81 % for prime
Indiana white, and ST. 08@l 10 for choice
Kentucky white. The supply is light, and
very little offering. H0 .I'
zGORN-Ear is in good demand at 3O@33c.
at the upper and lower depots, and holders
are generally asking an advance. Shelled is
duh and nominal at 33@35c. for mixed and
white in bulk. Sales 500 bushels ear, at
lower depots, at $50. "a E. -.
0ATS-We have no change to notice in
the market. Common are dull at 26 &c. in
bulk choice are in fair demand at 29@3Oc.
RYE-The market is dull and easier, clos
ing at Csc. for prime. Sales 700 bushels
prime, at 5sc, delivered.
BARLEY-The demand for prime Fall
continues good, but other grades are dull.
We quote prime Fall at 70972c, and prime
Western Spring at 60@62c. Sales 300 bush
els good Fall at 65c.
HAY-Tbe market is steady, with a fair
demand at $l2@13 per tun for prime limo
thy, in bales, on arrival.
CHEESE-The market is unchanged, with
q moderate demand at SIC. for Western Re-
serve, &c. for Hamburg and 1916. for English
Dairy; sales of leo boxes Western Reserve
at SIC. IL, t.E
BUTTER-Prime and choice still continue
in light supply and prices are 1c. per pound
higher, closing at l5@17c. for prime to choice
Common remains dull at 9@l0c.
APPLES-The demand is fair at 81 25@
/ rs per barrel for common and prime and
50 for choice Northern.
POTATOES-The market for prime Ne.
shanocks is steady at 81 25@l 35 per barrel
Common descriptions are dull and the
market is overstocked with this kind.
SEED-The demand for Clover continues
active at 81 75, with a light supply; Timothy
scarce and in good demand at so 80 fol
prime; in the small way, from store, it il
selling at 50 90@3.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-19
Caution about change Of Clothing.

Don't be in haste to put off wooden gar
ments in Spring. Many a bad cold (who'
ever saw a good OneG rheumatism, lumbago,
and other aches and pains, are lurking in
the first sunshiny days, ready TO pounce upon
the ~uncautious victims who have laid aside
their defensive armor of flannel. All sudden
changes in the system are attended with
more or less of danger, but the body can &C
commodate itself 10 almost any condition.
provided it be assumed gradually. The use
of flannel guards against sudden change OF
temperature. In a warm day, when perspl-
ration flows freely, II it be Above to pass
off rapidly, the quick evaporation carries
with it much heat from the body, and a chill
may be produced, followed by arrangement
of some function as "cold i n the head" or
unnatural discharge from the bowels. %
Flannel contains much air in its meshes,
and is therefore a slow conductor OF cold or
heat. Evaporation proceeds from 1t more
slowly than from cotton or linen, hence It's
excellence as a fabric for clothing. Many
PERSONS wear it next TO the skin the year
| round, and find it a shield against prevalent
complaints in Summer. No general rule can
be given as TO this it must depend upon the
constitution and employment OF the lndi-
yidual. In all cases however, II Worni ham
| mel sbouldno be laid aside until the wearther
is settled permanently warmth this LATITUDE
usually after the LIST of june. The change
shoHld be made in the mornings never mthe
after part ofthe day, when the energies are
partly abated, and the air is usually growing
cooler. Many a consumption has been con-
tracted by HndrssSng for an evening party.
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lBy Telegraph
New York Stock Marker.

New YoRK, March ls.-Stocks steady: Chi
cago and Rock Island, So; Galena and Chi
cago, M; Cincinnati, Columbus and Cleve-
land, SO; illinois Central Scrip, 80A; Mich
igan Southern. l6H; Michigan Central, 57H;
Reading, "A; Harlem, l5N; Erie 32H New
York Central, 1925; Pacific Mail, 95i Penn.
sylvania, 80; Canton l4M; Hannibal and
ST. Joseph Bonds, AT; Michigan Southern,
First Mortgage, "a; Illinois Central Bonds,
isiana, 71K Tennessee, 74Aj United States
Skies of'Sl, Registered, 95<.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-19

A FASHIONABLE MARRIAGE IN RosFELT.-
The marriage of the Hon. Mary Bulteel with
Col. Ponsonby, of the Guards, is expected to
take place shortly. Miss Bulteel is one OF
the Queens Maids of Honor, and the gallant
bridegroom elect is one of the equerries to
the Prince ConsoTt: the match e~xeites,
therefore, more thau usual interest ia the
immediate circle of the court. Miss BulteeI
is a grand. daughter of the great Earl Grey,
niece of the present Peer and of Gen. Grey,
Private Secretary to the Prince Consort, and
of Lady Caroline harrington, Lady Super
~intendent Of the Royal children. Being a
Maid of Honor at the time Of her marriage,
the bride will doubtless, according to GUS
tom, receive an especial mark of royalfa favor.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-19
CITY ADVERTIsMM ENTs.

NOTICE no ALL WHOM 1T MAY CON-
~ = Notice e hereby Eiye1 thet there are
sinSst, the folloSiSG ordinance, 20 wi,
10 sf SSs 9PS PsHs. with eo y .sms RenIlOck'
10 grade and rave, with bowlder,stous, Living
ston.street, from Linn. street to Baltimore-street.
sts ~ S-i sEseS f rom P Bsili E1sS s stTss : % 5Jt eSS' s irssas'
To grade and pave, With bowlder-etouet Cedar
'l FS s tIS% G s5S pays, to %iI Rs' SaWidSs.sscso Cost.
street, from Freeman .streetto oarr,streot
twice read, laid. on the table, and, TIE CLERK IN.
strgcted to give four weeks notice Of the pendenoy
The law requires all claims for damages, tina. msl
acorue from said improvement, 20 be filed In writing
DAMAGE claimed. Within two weeks after the sSpir:
alton Of the time required for the publication q
%ais' dw SAM, L. ooRwINE, City Clerk.
N0TICE TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CON
einnaii, the following ordipances, to-wit;
10 establish ihe grade or Msple-street, from Free,
m 70 s sshSSi 4 t SSeI sfsSe Of SffPP sTf;er.stroet, from Ohio.
avenue TO North Elm street
street, from JoSnistreet TO Linn"street.
10 grade sRd pave with bowldeEsstono Plum
To grade and pave with bowlder-stone Ailanth U.S.
street, from Babk street to Clearwater; street.
walks on he esSst ,ide Of JsSe. street, from Sixth.
street TO the north end Of said street
walk All on sp'q the r SeSt SIDE spu Of PS Wood T,s street. gd,o from Filth!
street to the whitewater Canal.
walk AZ S Spa Tbss T soStR s ShS Of Ff Eish Mis street, DsstA frO@ Cen.
trial avenue TO Mound street.
To repair and pave with brick the sidewalks on
Third street, from the Miami Canal to Kngour-
street.
To grade and pave with brick the sidewalk on the
south side OF Fourth-street, from John'street TO
Central.avenue.
10 grade and pave with limestone Pierce-alley,
from Linn. street to Baymiller. street.
To grade, pave and Mac9demize with broken
Elm-street.
10 repair with broken stene tho Lebanon Turn.
pike, from the Montgomery Road to the north cor
poration line.
10 grade West alley, from Park-alley to the
northern terminus Of said alley.
To grade Cross. street, from Hamburg-stree
about 200 feet east to the section line.
In pursuance Of the law SAID Ordinances were
twice read, laid on the table, and the Clerk In
structed to give four weeks notice Of the ~pendeney
OF the same. |
The law requires all claims for damages that may
accrue from Bafd Improvements to be filed In writing
with the City Clerk, setting forth the amount oil
damages claimed, within two weeks after the expiT'
alton Of the time required for the publication .o
such notice, when the same will be taken uP fol
| final action.
mai2.dw SAM. d cORwINE. CITY Clerk
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MONETARY ARD COMMERCIAL



Yesterday was rather a quiet day in the
Banking quarter, though not more 80 than
usual at the opening Of the week. Money
was ia. fair demand, but still easy for prime
Paper at l0@l2 per cent. in the regular quar-
tiers. The receipts Of Currency were about
equal to the payments, and the stock at the
close Of Bank hours about the same as on
Saturday.
Eastern Exchange was steady at 9s@40c.
buying on Philadelphia and New York, and
a premium selling on all points. New Or
leans was very dull at par@K premium, and
Gold quiet at NON premium selling. In
Time-bills there were no transactions, and
Uncurrent Money WAS without any change.
As some errors orept into our remarks
upon Unourrent Funds yesterday, we repeat
that while nine Of the discredited Illinois
Banks have been put on the solvent-6K
discount-list, these eleven are still pur-
chased at II @2O discount;
Bank of Raleigh, Bank Of Aurora, State
Bank, American Exchange Bank, National
Bank, Corn Exchange Bank, Bank of Com
monwealth, Railroad Bank, Bank of Napier
vile, Merchants and Drovers', Southern
Railroad, Ill.
Our rates of Exchange and Coin at the
close of Bank hours last evening were
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-19

A GESulNE CHRIsTIAN.-ReV. Thomas X.
Beecher, brother of Henry Ward, walking
through ElmiTa, saw a poor widow, who
had NO one TO help her, saving her wood.
Immediately off went his oVercOat and
muller, and sound Ministerial muscle soon
finished the little pile she had. The next
day a cord of wood was laid before the
widows door, and sawed and piled by TIVE
men, the pay coming out Of the Rev. Beech
ers pocket, n ..
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TnF ITGHr- HOUSE,


-
rl rika e~p.ctrai hounds across the sky
-t rf IRE white ciouds soud before the stern,
AaS nsssd M n ne ERE sS X oR.. P Ms 4. form.
. Ths s.ss. ~ siSPisS f sf%s S sSs ian.
Ard, mutlefinei grovl With banned rage
I'd In the lonely tower he sits,
p The keeper Of the crimsoa light rg
silent and awe. struck does be bear
Tho White spray beats against the paues
Afke some wet ghost that down the air
? And kseks a shelter any where.
he prays aloud the lonely man
FOR every soul that night at sea-
But more than I'll tor that brave boy
whs SS 70 sS Xxx t I CHESTNUT ssi hair
AID szel ejs and lsnshiSg ", or,
Upon my SON. and on his shiPl
.sm+7 vhi,s thus with pious heart he pravs
Far in he distance sounds the boom
The cullen thunder through the room.
..ra chip upon the ahqal to-nightl
hl u shecsp not hold for one half hour
h. tlnr But cItar the ropes and srappling hooks, p
An trust In the Almighty poWerl
d On the dreuchod gallery he stands,
Striving to pierce the eolie night,
Across the sea the red eye throws
IA steady, crimson wake OF light,
Ard where q falls upon the waves
He sees a human head hoat by,
with long. drenched curls oeohestnut hair,
Al. And wild but fearless hazel eye
Cpt With the hooks2 One mighty ningi
Aiown the wind the long rope curls.
on will Il catch =? All dread suspense
While the wild ocean wilder whtrls.
Aasteady pull.-It tautens now
oh. hfs old heart viii burst With joy
D. % Aso N the slippery roets be pnlls
The breathing body OF his boy.
ssfp svsep the sPecters through the sky,
/. Sill seud the clouds hofi re the storm,
still paEed IN the bowling night
The red. o. ed light. house lifts II form.
.n Wahcuf, the world Is Wild with rage,
rsfraf Take neled demons are abroad,
But with the father and the son
Within, there is the peace OF God.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-19

THE MosT AMUSING PREDICTION YET.-0n
Monday last, says the Baltimore correspond
emit of the New York Tribune, Judge Black,
who ought to know, is said to have openly
predicted that there will be no wal on the part
of the rebels that JEFF. Davis will, within
ninety days, have the Cotton States all under
the Federal flag again, nice and snug, and
will be the Democratic candidate for the
Presidency of the United Stetes in 1864
Our Senator Kennedy, who was present, is
reported to have Endorsed this prediction.
D The how was not discussed.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-19

AMUSING JUDICIAL SENTESCK.-Lord Camp
bell said be himself heard ajudge at Stafford
thus sentence a prisoner TO death fer forgery;
"And | trust, through the merits aud media
Of our blessed Redeemer, you may exPe-
Renee that mercy in another world which q
rency Of the country forbids you 70 hope
| for here..' r-sE--p Ina rrafsrE-
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-19

FATAL DUEL BETWEkN PoLEs-At Jassy, a
frE daJs ago. a dud took place between two
p les, Count Piobrowsky and NJ. Zaremba, a
literary man, and il ended blythe latter being
killed. The meeting arose out of a squab6le
60 70 whether the future Government OF
Poland ought 10 be Constitutional or Repub-
Nean, and the Language used 80 irritated the
Count, who took the Constitutional side,
that be struck his adversary.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-19

kkRROu EkaAPE or A PRIMA DosEAs-
Md UgAda TIE fsyOrite prima donna of the
Opera Comique, has nearly fallen a victim
70 terrible accident. Willis on the stage
~ Caen, In the middle of a part she came too
reer the footliehts, her dress caught fire,
and was instantly in a blaze, By promDi
assistance she was rescued from q dreaded
fate, having suffered little injury beyond h.
effects Of right II
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-19

A WoMAN-wORsHPING PRIEoE.-An anus,
ing trait in the character of Prince Ester
hazy, Cd the authority Of Billy, the we'll
square. "He was a gentleman" says Billy,
las was fond Of the gals, sir.
He'd 90 and talk 10 all the maid servants
around about, if they was only good looking,
/ used to GO and ring the hairy bells for him.
and tell the gals to go and meet him in
Chapel street. God bless himl | says; be
was o pleasant gentleman, and a regular good
'un for a bit of fun, and always looking
lively and smiling"
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-19
IBy Telegraph.i
Nerx York Rnnk.statement.

New YORK "stAtem
NEW York, March l8.-Increase in Loans,
$95l 1859; increase in Specie, $226, 909; in
crease in Deposits, $l,sls, 33l; decrease in
Circulation, $l43, 1856.
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s nFBs ~4slsa.yal

~PnfLADHLPHIA, March l8@Flour quletand
UNCHANGED. Wheat-White 81 38Wl 45i
I'D All 3bCAl %. Corn IN fan demands sales
81 oid at size, aud new at65g54e. Pro-
visions dull CoAee-RiO 139l4e4 and La
shayra I4@14N.! Whisky dull 81 i1ES lSe.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-19

An ILLUsTRATED PKRIoDIcAL IN BERLIE.-
A illustrated periodical has been started in
BsIlih By julius Rodenberg, the author of the
lively sketches Of travels in Ireland which
attracted attention recently in this country.
The first number will contain, among
Other contributions, the opening chapters
OF a story by the editor, entitled The
Street Sin9sr Of london, and a poem by Fer
dIhsBd Ffeiligrath, the German poet, now
resident 10 our metropolis. We believe this
II quite 3 novel experiment in Germany.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-19

y A halfcrown Quarterly is 10 appear next
month At Edinbulg, 70 be called TIE muse
um; q Quarterly Magazine Of Education, Ittr
UoiIg ReOtsso, is % 10 started. s1a 9a a
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-19

The Emperor Napoleon has decided thai q
statue shall be erected az Pau 70 the lave
Marshal Bosquet andas the Marsaals motnel
has no priyate fortune, the Emperor has
granted her 9 pension Of 6,oOoE. noI -
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-19

@. AtFel, while prospecting near Oalavs-
rasI Gal. fan into an old SHAFT thgty-hye iees
him, and, being desperate, attacked him.
biting him severely N@i '- e
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-19
HEz. Il. HOSMBR,
fo24.tt Special Master and Receiver.

SUPERIOR C0URT OF CINCINNAT1.
PENDANT, Rachel R Hatch, is notified that. the
plaintiff, on the 22nd day Of October, 1861, tiled his
object and prnyef Il shjc6 is to ottsil'a jndsment;
t ASn The ssid tb George :%I ~ H s,S s5 Pa" y,t & , The ga nay sI
rate Of ten per cent. per annum, from LIST september,
1850, for which lands belo9glnE q plaintiff are
the foliovine described real. estate, morlgaged b.
the said Geo &c Hatch and The said Mohel 3.
cure the said debt of said George Hatch, may be
sold and the proceeds applied to the payment of said
That is to ssy-ell of lot No 10, in square No. IL,
A. Hn ssSw S6 on 1hs pi Teeo OF sSG IN bsof S %ad 1d py ss Sso e,
ofthe Records Of Hamilton. County, measuring -
Re tse ten m It1S1 bs,o Sp i sse ta RS' To t6 t HSed IN ~ s .sIIsy strS siso, ga
Of lot No, q In square No h, in same Plat measur-
i rOssd 2S fee fest s IN ST : On gat tie t n9Ssh M iiSS Il oi aspil tf.c
all Of lot No. 81 In the "W~titsmap Lott as shown
Sn sss Plss sss sSP feet IN 'front.' tn IoS on We west tals . PSSe and and
extending back, alone the south side Of Bank street,
& Ei feet !. s sISS; vi Of ts ssus lSt S # g :, %os,d n Ay SS a.. 4
in front on fhe south side Of Day ton. street, and eK-
sII.1, e. eSst line Inc b 5s%s 5 Tl Fosf w ase # 5fs opt 70 pa fGFsi
with Bsy miller. 81; also, all Of the west half of block
Eyc,y, recorded in plat book No. i, page n, bounded
west on DeDman-street, south on Bank-street, east
h 10 feet alley, and Dorthwardly by ground OF J.
Also, ali Of the lot of ground In the east half Of the
f fSaf IN O front on on the vest SIDE shdHsS u 'f Frsse@Sa,str,,s an. nd
extending back from said street, B5 feet to q on-feet
alley; the south line being 200 feet north Of, aud par
allel to Bank-st Also, all the lot of ground in block
No. J, on the same plat. measuring 90 feet IN 'front.'
at right angles 100 feet, bounded south on siot con.
voysd By George Hatch to t A 4 smith Said mort
Hamilton County Records ard defendant, Bschel
r. Hatch, IL potitied that nnless me answer or de-
muir to the said petition on or beforothe twenty-third
l23d) day of April, 1861. the same will DO takon ss
true, end judgment rendered aecoratnglT,
felI-f AttOrneFs Tor BlAtntiA-
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-19

The Spanish Government has recently Is
sued q decree for the coinage Of u and 8
~Eoldrpiocas to replace the large absorption
" ether countries, Of its silver
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AusoRILANNougl
Sale OF Valuable Real Estate,

N0TICK Is HERKBY GIVEN Thar
~ b yi6Igeci Al order q sals directed 70 M
z. DspieIs q RIaiFtln, and JsTwssi q HslI and other
eayo April, IS6i between ths hours o. ten e'cloekI
A. spa four o,elOek +. ~ Of ssid Day az the doc.
Lucas, and State Of Ohio, eHPose for sale AZ public
S SisSsS of t fsr lG1lSSi St5Ss SSsSSrt y t tSs sipa Eiss'' v an
session Of tracts Nos; one end. tw,s 81 the twelve
angle N TIE bed Of The Msunee River resulting
from the Riparian ownership Of said river tracts one
n%S Of the Ssd Of The %sbasR and iR'S'1 osnai q
passes through said river tracts one and tive,
n NE @Ga%uh@seSS ssiSSSr as lies opposite sslS EiVor
tracts one end, two, resulting from the Riparian
Xiso, tie foiioying real estate. to wit, Lot num-
Der four hundred and eighty four $50 lot number
beipF he same ON which Is situated Tie ga dsbboHs
building Of the ,Erie aud Kalamazoo Railroad ;
Der thirty FIVE tsSy except twenty .two feet from the
aOs'a aSSnip Sna bu tsseI tUT,sr IdiOss s. Sls GR sTsPf'i % IL;
rear Of said lot; lots one hundred AVID nine Uo9),
eleven GiD, one hundSe and %nincteen tiisl, one
hundred and twenty (f2W and, one hundred and
IiiT line oy lot number four iRUDdredO and seventy Sa7oI
and the point whore the channels of SwRn-oFeek
s9f front tS on each side of ottSwsltrSet eSSteRsslon.
The line Of dock on the MHumee River 10 frontb
and eighty Ws0), All Of said real estate lying aud
being In the Port Lawrence Division Of the Citytof
Toledo.
into lots twenty feet wide, fronting on 81.
and running back 10 the alley, each Of which-EtI
be offered for sale separately, and said lott 100 will be
divided equt- distant between summit and WatoT-
streets, each half offered teparately and said lots
ITO and III will also be divided equi-distRnt between
Summit and Water ST. eetB, and tnto lots twenty
feet wide, extending from Summit-street back to
said equi.distant line, and from Watef-street 20 the
same line, each Of said lots to be sold separately
Bids will be received for the lots fronting on SUM
NIT with a privilege to tho purchaser to With
draw the same in case he shall fail TO secure the let
In the rear fronting IN Water. street. Loases have
been made Of parts Of sRid property, none OF which
extend beyond the hrt Of April, 1861, which will be
assigned to purchasers.
Te~rms-one-thiTd each on all except the first -four
items balance in two EQUAL annual payments, &C.
cured by mortgage on the premises. No bids re-
ceiyed for loss than two thirds appraised value, For
HEz. Il. HosMBR,