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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-03
COvINGTON NEWS.

WILL OBSERVE IT.-We are authorized to
say that service will be performed in the
First Presbyterian Church, and also in the
SCOTS street Methodist Church, tomorrow,
in accordance with the Recommendation of
the President. to observe that day as a day of
fasting and prayer. n
CIRCUIT CoURT.-Among the proceedings
of the Circuit Court, yesterday, we find that
ThOs. Kenny was sentenced to receive six
lashes on the bare back, for stealing board
worth fifty cents; and w. Clark sentenced
one year in the Penitentiary, for stealing a
hunting knife valued at 81. There is also
an indictment against him for horse steal
ing, on which he will doubtless be tried
during the present term. Henry Slaughter,
who was one of the men engaged in the
stabbing of OYerhouse, q couple of weeks
ago, was yesterday on trial, but the evi-
dence was not concluded last evening.
DROWNED HIMsELF-We learn that ne
gro belonging to gentleman named Gar
nett, residing in Fayette County, who had
run away from his master, and was about to
be captured on New-year's Day, at Benton
Station, on the line Of the Kentucky Central
Railroad, jumped in the Licking River and
was drowned, He would have crossed the
Ohio yesterday morning, had he not been so
closely pursued.
lCoMNURIcATEDl'
To The Editors Of the Daily Press:
CoyRGToE, January l, 1861.
Under the caption of "Covington News
it was announced in yesterdays PRESS that
had been found guilty of illegal voting,
and fined $50 and costs, at the present term
of the Court. This statement is correct, but
would be misunderstood without explaha-
! tion. Illegal voting, as commonly known
implies fraud and corruption; but in this
instance, no such charge was made. The
Indictment was simply for voting out of the
precinct prescribed by law. 1t was only a
naisunder Standing as to the proper voting
place, and the attorney for the Common
wealth was careful to statethis to the Court;
but owing to deficiency of the law upon
this point, | was subjected to the same pun
ishment for mistake that would be imposed
upon man for. voting with fraudulent and
corrupt intent. Yours &C.,
JIM. RANSOM.
STREET CoMMIssIoNERs.-The annual city
election will take place on Saturday next.
We are requested to announce that Michael
O'Dea is still candidate, and intends to be
until after the election, The Street Com
missioner's Office is one that requires a care
tui selection OF competent person by the
citizens. r-..-...
MAYORS CoURT.-Mayor Goodson yester-
day morning fined VIM. Bowman $5, includ-
ing costs, for committing breach of the
peace; ,and Edward 0'Hara, for the same
oflense, S4 60.
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AMUsEMENTs.

PIKR's 0rTRA-HoUE.-Tbis evening Is SEE
apart for the benefit of Mr.. O. IT. Smith,
when the grand historical drama Of iJosspi
,qnd His BretbreH win be performed for tbe
tei,th time, and the laughable faFcs Of 7hs
iS0elSsh Nightingale. - asf
NAT1oNAL THbArER.---Mrl and Mrs. L. +.
Rand take a benefit this evening at the
National. The programme includes the
beautiful coraedietta Of MapGl Engagements,
and the patrio tie drama Of H0Tss-SkOs Iasbins
son. ..,.r.t..
Mr.. Edward Eddy is engaged at tlris house,
and will appear next week. .fr
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looxMuNhArlD.1


Y. Nj. Mercantile Library Association.
To the Edaois Of de Daily Press:
INDEPENDENT CANARD.-A report is in
dustriously circulated by interested parties,
to the effect that one or more of the eandi-
dates on the Regular Opposition" ticket are
pledged to the support of the claims of q
certain individual 10 the office of Librarian,
in case they are elected. In reply, we, the
undersigned, take this method Of denying
unequiVOcaliy and emPhdhcaLiy that we have
in any way, shape or manner pledged or
committed ourselves, either directly or by
publication in favor of any person for this
or any other Office.
CHAS. II. KILGOUR,
j. j. MCDOWELL,
w. l.. MALLORY,
II. A. GLASSF0RD,
ROBERT BROWN, JR.,
G. EDWIN HICKS, 49,
PEARSON r. MITCHELL.
WIN. H. MOORE,
GEO, A. MIDDLETON,
e.. -f AD0LPH WOOD.
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The Occupation Of Fort MOnltrIe by South
Carolina Troops.
90. Eridov'c Cbarlapfar,

Fridays Charleston Courier says:
At twenty minutes to eight o'clock the
troops On board the Nina and General Ctineh
landed ON the wharf Of Sullivan's island,
Rapidly forming, they proceeded under the
command Of Colonel de Saussure toward the
walls Of Fort MoHltrie. A sergeant and ten
men held possession Of the place. On the
approach Of Col. de Saussure's command, the
detachment of United States troops retired
WithoW offering any resistance. 20
The gates were not closed, even, and forty
minutes after the steamer touched the wharf
the Palmetto flag, BlONnted on a hashly-pre-
pared staff (as the original one had been
cut awsy) flung to the breeze amid the huz-.
zas of the occupants. Active preparations
were Immediately commenced to render the
place defensible. The spiked guns and
those disDantled by the burning Of the car
riaees, win soon he in a position TO respond
to any hostile demonstration made against
the place.
Al twelve o'clock last night, when our
reporter left the island, all was quiet and
orderly. SentTies were pacing the ram
parts, and the hail of "All we'll" resounded
at regular intervals from the several posts.
AT Castle PiDckney the same quiet pre-.
vailed up TO the hOur of going to press. The
spirited commands in possession are active
i'll their vigilance, and perfectly cotnpetent
TO take care Of themselves. 80
The Mercury observes:
The Rifle Battalion, under command of
Colonel J. J. PetiigIew, assembled promptly
upon the Citadel Green. None of them, we
believe excepting the officers, we're aware of
their destination. They embarked on the
steamer Nina, which iamediately headed
for Castle Pinckney, aad the snrmise soon
became confirmed that he destination of the
command was TO take possession qf ahat fort
JesS. On nearing the tpgt, numbsr of men
were observed on tha wharf, one Of whom,
in advance of The otEsRs, was observed hold
ing what appeared ~ be paper in his hand.
This is said to have. been the ESot Act. As
soon as the NiHas. bouched the wharf tho
stoTmiDg party, Whe- had bean detailed for
that Guty, sprung ashore and rushed round
TO the rear of IA 6OrtI ess, where the gate is
sitnated. ThiSWaS found closed, and cry
for storming ladders was soQn answered by
q deIachmenb bearing dozen or more of
them. Tbefas were instantly planted, aud
under cOvel of the rifles. IF the battalion, the
walls wesas eseAled asl the, gatss thrown
open.
On enhaTihg the fCai it was found. to be
tenantea.anIy by an sthcer of engineers aud
| small BaIiy Of lS.3orers-nSne of whom
| made any resistance The engineer officer
lraS isto1Nsd that 4e teas az liberty 10. IeaVs,
and tem0ve his psasonul Effects, and in a few
INMATES he set OK ia a 5esS tsloBglag 70 fht
| JoEL accompanied by four other men. From
the diTeetion IL. which be steered, il is sup
| yossd that he gsnt TO FORT Moultrie.
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CATHOLIC NATURALIZATION OF OFFI-
CERs-Tbe election of officers for the Catho-
lie Institute took place on last Monday alter
noon, with the following result: a1aa I'D
DiTeetors--J. II. Schroeder, Owen Ahern,
August Oswald, Martin DIeck man, b. y
Lampong, j. j. Quinn, WA. Beoder, ]. @
Fiedeldty, Jas A. Heeman, ]. Ii BuddG4ke.
HTrOstees--A. Kronlage, j. H. Bussong
James Reynolds .1- E.l -
Standing Committee-F. h. Braunsaein,
John Henry, H. II. Ahlerong. e..3 ~
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WORKING MEN's MASS MEET1NG.-At a
preliminary meeting, last night, at which
the various mechanical trades were repre-
sented, itwas resolved to hold a meeting of
the working-men of Cincinnati, at Sixth
take into consideration the state of the coun-
try, and express their views on the pre-
servatien of the Government.
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EXPLANATION BY A CogKCnMAN.--In the
discussion of the resolution authorizing the
laying of gas-pipe in the Seventeenth Ward
MIR. Stokes, in explanation of his connection
with the resolution, said that it was handed
to him with a request that he would hand it
to another member, which he did; and that
for pipes or segdrS. .....-....s.. /
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SERIOUS ACCIDENT TO A BoY.--A little boy
about twelve years old, named James Hi
dreth, had his right hand severely injured
on New-year's day, by an explosion of some
powder, with which he was filling flask.
was smoking. His wounds were dressed by
DR.. Beck, City Physician, and it is now GER
tain that amputatiOn will not be necessary.
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COUNTY MATTERs.-Tbe County Commits
sioners, yesterday, passed orders to the
amount Of S27 80. They likewise fixed the
bonds of the County Auditor at $4,000 of
the Clerk at S4O,0 ,00O of the Coroner ct Si5,-
600, and Of the Probate judge at $4,000.
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CASE OF SHERITF ARMsTRoNG.-The COM
mission of Sheriff Armstrong did not arrive
in this city till the 28th ult., consequently
the action of the Commissioners was rather
hasty. Should Mr.. A. fill his bonds, as he
no doubt will, before next Monday, he can
assume the duties of his Office on that day.
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A SALE of damaged clothing at auction
will take place this morning, at half-past
nine o'clock, at 10 Main. street. Over-coats,
dress coats, pants, vests, &c, must be sold to
satisfy insurance. A rare chance for poor
man to get suit of clothes cheap.
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BURsLARY-The house of A. II. Book
ing, on Webstef-street,a was entered by
burglars, night before last. but they were
discovered before they had secured any
article of value, They succesded in getting
into the house by means of an outsider, but
on coming 20 the second door they Wers
met by Mr.. B, with.a revolver, when Ia ey
fed with precipitation. fH -
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CoNMURIcATIoRa OMITTED.-rYo COM
munications, one on the subject Of oil wells
and. the other In regard 10 the Hercantile
Library, are necessarily omitted this morn
ing, for v ant Of space. ..n ssa
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ADAMs's EXPRESS CoMPANY.-We continue
to be indebted to Adams's Express Company
for valuable favors in the form of the latest
Eastern and other papers, for which they
have our daily thanks.
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BLANK BooKs.--Business houses aboutpro-
viding themselves with sets of counting
room books, are referred to the advertise
ment of Moore, Wilstach, Keys & 90. They
also have large assortment of pocket-dia-
ries for 1861. ...
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SMITH & NIxoN's HALL.-The musical por.
tion of the community will be afforded a fine
treat this evening by the excellent troupe
now performing at the above hail. who will
appear in selected operate concert, during
the first part, in which they will introduce
the higher order of classic music. The even
ing's performance will close with divertina
melange Of Ethiopian entertainments.
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DRY GooDs AT AUoTIoN.-J. Graf & Co.
continue the sale Of dry goods for families
this morning at halEpast nine A. NJ, and
two and seven o'clock P. NJ, at No. ls East
Fourth-street.
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:. IErTnns DETAINED ron wANr or PosTAaE,

LETTERS DETAINED FOR WANT OF PosTAaE,
Wednesday, January 2, 1861:
J. d. Jack son, OgdansburE, NJ Y u' .af.A
Frances A: France, New York City ,II I
Herman kloch, Hurried, Ill.
Henry Berry, Upper Sandusky, o. H.H..
Ihos Hemming, Fostoria, U. fi. .s
Mrs. Blen Cauphron, Xenia, o. ~
J. u. Wakefield, Heyworth, III,
John Snyder, FREEDOM, H. f-.t
Henty y Pomeroy, Cambridge, Mass.
James Dunlap, Cedarville, q.
Simon Hill, Newport, Ky.
II. ID. Hill, Mexico. ..f 600
ID. y. Burnet, Davis Greek, Ind.
Geo Webster, Newport, Ky.
Wilson McElroY, Pittsburg, Penna,
Lucy Stokes, Louisville, KY.
G. j. Griffin, Madison, Wis.
]. & J. Adams, New 0rl tlns, La,
jas. D. Roes, AlquinR, Ind. 's. .f.
A. Tinsly, Trenton, Ky. IL.
John Teantlin, 81. Paul Ind.
7. W, Malone, Cornwall, Penna.
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/. o. o. F.-Election of O6fcTs-At an
election held by the Palmetto Lodge No.
lT5 of Oddfellows, on Monday evening last,
the following officers were chosen;
N. G.-H. Ensign. eF-
v. G.-Jas. A. Armstrong.
Rec. Secretary-E. Stokes.
Per. Secretary--J. B. Lawder.
Treasurer Carter Cook.
Trustees-C. w. Magill, W. G. Robertson
and Carter Cook.
Property Trustee-Geo. A. Stinger.
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TO the Editors of tho Daily Press:
ElIMA HARDINeE's APPEAL IN BEHALF OF
FEMALA 0UToAsTs.--W Who has heard Emma
HaTdinge, and failed to be convinced of her
siDcerityH Who doubts the practicability
and success of her great enterprise You
that lack faith, go and listen TO one of the
noblest of women tonight at the Unitarian
Church, corner Fourth and Race. Subject
"Signs of the Times" a rich intellectual
treat awaits yon.- The great theme OF
charity" Female Outcasts "--inspires her.
No one can fail TO profit. Some times So
ciety deals unjustly--aWarding guilt 20 ipno-
ceAce, and innocence 10 guilt. Fail not TO
hear her lecture tonight; it costs nothing,
the doors are open free TO all. Go and learn
a tale of wO, 10 relieve which, if every body
would contribute, would not cost each q
penny. i CARLOS.
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AUCTION SALES.

A UCTION SALE-By JACOB CRAFT q Co.
tion.--On FRIDAY MORNING, January 4, at 9JS
O'Clock, at No. 10 East Fourth-stS will be sold a
ihsIgs stock q Eurs, among which are genuine
Greek Stone Marten, Hudson Bay Sable, genuine
Mink and Russian Mink, Russian aud German
Fitch, Mountain marten, Russian Squirrel, Bohe-
mian and River Mink made up Ladies and Chill
drens ul gapes, Half Capes and Quarter Capes,
Nictor1nesi Cuffs, Mufis and Gloves
AIsO-Gentlemen's Collars and Cuffs of Otter,
Beaver, &c., &c. -f,'
ALSO-Hudson Bay Wolf Robes, &c, &c., &c.
This Is decidedly the best stock of Furs offered at
Auction tins Winter. Ladies and gentlemen are
invited to examine the Goods, Thursday Afternoon.
ja3 JACOB GRAFF Auctionear
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COMMON PLRAs.


The will of Mary Aekle, late Of Cummins-
vile, was admitted to probate.
Mrs. NJ. Howard was appointed administra-
trix Of her late husband.
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NEW copartnerships will do we'll to give
their job printing to Morris, 70 Third-street.
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THE DAILY. PRESS.
Fn6aADAY ...-...................... JAN01RR- 3
City IN ews. NO.

METEoROLogIoAL0 0BsHRvGTT0Ns-- Henry
Ware, No. TWest Fonrth-st,, january .:
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1t is well knewn to the members generally
that there has been large increase in the
membership of the Exchange during the
past year. 1t is pleasure to state the fact;
but it is to be sincerely regretted that the
daily attendance, especially during the past
few months, has not been increased as could
have been desired by Ihe friends of the in
stitution 1t is hoped that the members will
evinee such interest in its daily meetings
that will make il as popular as during the
early part of the year.
The number Of members at last reDort...........l2
The number of new members during the year,. .32l
The number Of changes of
Making members on face of ledg dger............44l
Members resigned by notfhestion.,--....,...
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LAW REPORT.

ht8aH sUFHRIoH COURT. FfH h
Patrick Shea Vs. J. B. Austing. Opinicu
by Judge Hohdly, sustaining a demurrer 70
the second count in the petition. 8fI
Dali ". Mcllvaine. Demurrer oyerruled,
and leaye to answer.
Vogol o. Williams. Demurrer sustained,
{ and leave 70 amend. T o rlr I
RooM No. a. Before Judge St0rv.--
Stuart Bro. and others %. j. III. Heinshei-
mer 4 Co. Attachment suits. The plaint-
ifs bill Of exceptions was signed. r
COMMON PLRAs. ..
APPLICANTS FOR CITIZENSHIP MUsT BE
UYfoN MEN.-Judge Carter having the ap-
plication of John Mullan for citizenship be-
fore him, remarked that no individual could
hereafter be admitted before him rs a citizen
of the United States unless he was in favor
OF the Union. Hf IiI
James Marshall ys The executors of II.
Sheldon and others. Decree BY Judge Carter
Teresa Hersh vs Jacob Hersh. A decree
for divorce was allowed by Judge Garter on
the ground of gross neglect of duty. Custody
of children.
Adelaide P. Jessup %. Goodrich Jesstip,
Decree on ground of wilful absence, and $500
alimony. .lr f.t -
WILL SUsTAISED.-Harper ps Executor of
Scovill. Tried before Judge Collins Verdict
sustaining the win Of Elizabeth ScoVill.
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A UCTION sALE-By WELLS & MILES
n No. % Pearl st -PeIemptory Sale of Boots,
i an8 anu 6r0ganS a. @ Ti SELL with
+ @t o'clock h, l15 oases Mems, Boys Youths and
Women's, Misses and Childreu's Boots, 80.
Ja3 II. s. MILES, Auctioneer,
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Members al preaent tlme.....

It win be seen from the above that q large
number OF members are in arrears every
effort has been made to collect their dues,
they deierring payment instead ofresigning,
in which case their names could be erased
from the list of members. "t
Ofthe new members elected during THE
year. seventy. seven have failed of paying
their fees aud Of the members commencing
this year, thirty six have failed 70 renew
their subscriptions, making Rominally de-
linquent lls, leaving but 3ls who have paid
their dues. aa4Nf 700
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LOST

II OST-S1A REWAR RD- YESTERDAY, Japnary /
Alfla0 The hnaer sNiil receive the above reward
By leaving II at this Office. ia2-b'
II OeTr On Monds " evening a black .aad tan rat
~ Terrier tao yellow spots pyer his eyes white
op bis neck, called "Nep" Any one will be rs-
West Third st, ja2
OS1- sHAWL-On ChTistmas night, probably
- On Nal.st near Seventh, a large Blanket
Shawl. maroon oolored little worn. The hnder
will be suitably rewarded by leaving Il at this once.
liA2-b.l
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. A sAEE hTHsrEENT -Adysrtising in tn
DAILY PRksa.l --L--- 80. ~

fH iAueei I'D sa.r f-qi3 rTi Talir
ian r'Hm Ei7its hidiiv q GoBs.JI.4 30
% rl at Do 81 thsssssa EiIsqom sai1'sf
iadi 10 71lir lsrt-
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YoUNG -MEEs MERoAETILE LIBaAR As
s0CIATION.-Rhe members of the Regular
Opposition party Of this Association, cali a
meeting for all members this evening, as
will be seen by reference to their special
notice. This party certainly possesses the
real pluck and determination that must
sweep The field and carry them tp victory.
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IN CRAVINGS, by @ A.J0sEPH, at 155 Main
street west side, one door above Fourth street,on
THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY EVEN
lNGS January 3, 4 and 5, at o'clock. The Books
comprise large assortment Of Miscellaneous Works,
cheap Publications, Poetical, Historical, Topo-
graphical and Agricultural Works, Juvenile Books,
&c, &c The EnRrayings suitable for frs ming aud
studios, are from the best French, English and
American Artists The above will be sold without
reserve, as the proprietor wishes to reduce his
stock. ia9-c
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p AAssAoHusslTs MILLS "RUkNLss SHORT
EIMRa'-Tbs Boston CoMmSrOiag BlslLstiR
SAYS;
Some Of our New York contemporaries see
an indication that oiT large manufacturers
are feeling pinch, 0m the fact that 90 and
after January next they arc 10 Fednce their
working time. Tbs is not strictly soi their
policy Is simply 20 guard ngainst an ao-
cunnlation OF stOck--in view OF the fact
thst trade will not be so early this season,
and 10 meet The views Of the iohbers. They
afe an il condition, aud will be, 20 manu-
factufe as fast as the demand calls Tor II.
Such impressions as would be inferred from
bssty statements can not be TOO clsefully
guarded against. - ..--l.t.s
The JeckaIow sloOp SPRAY is supposed to
be lost She sailed from New York City on
the 9thof November fur North Carolina, put
into Norfolk, Va, and has not since been
heard VI.
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A UCTION SALE-BY THE CHIEF OF PO.
q hICh;@At OF about o'clock, on THURSDAY
AFTERNOON, January 3, 1851 near the western
terminus Of Eighth-st in the city Of Cincinnati,
county of Hamilton, shall sell at Public yendue
the following Property, to-wit Fifteen Hogs, In
pursuance of an Order Of Sae from the Police Court
Of the City Of Cincinnati TO me directed said Hogs
having been found running at large in the city
Aforesaid, aud by me impounded, in compliance
with an Ordinance passed by the City Council, on
18th day of December, A, d 1860. Terms Of sale,
each. LEWIS WILSON,
jal-c@ Chief of Police of City of Cincinnati.
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FOR RENT.


NNOR RRNT-RoOM-F Furnished, suitable for
n gentleman and wife, two siogle gentlemen
without beard, at III sycamore-st. Ja3-bt
ENOR RRNT- -FOUR ROOMS Furnished or
n unfurI ished. Apply - 80 LDngwOrth street.
fJa'-b'I
Z. ENOR RENT-A furnished parloryalo gsntle-
- man for a lOdgiuR-r room. Rent s. month,
D. with hre and light, not five m nutes walk from the
Posteffee Address -'B. d >" POstOfhce ia2-b'
WNUH RENT HOUsE-A three story stone,
n front Dwelling on Seven h-st IL rooms; mod
ern improve meDts; hve minutes walk from Po 'tnf
box ? 2,47S, Postofice Cincinnati jas h'
NNOR RBNT-A FRONT ROOM-In a private
" 90 per week Apply At I,k4 UeDtTal-av., between
Thifd ana 5Ourth- -street8. References eXcb aaged
ljas b'l
NNOR RENT-That oe gfice or bnsiness rom
No. second story of Apnlls Builiing corner
q Ftfth ard walnut sts. aud flTniuTe aud dxtli
for Ne az a great sacrifice, If taken at oncs
Taluaele agency thrown in ja2-b'
NTOR RRNT-The upper part Of peat two.
story BRICK house in Newport, three rooms,
large phrch, &c, Rent low TO man and WIFE, OF
small family Inqure at room No I, sec nd story,
Apolo Buileing, Fifth and Wanntsts ja2-b'
81 ACOlf RE At DwELLI&G. iIlUSE-I s CIia-
- tou street, in good repair, aud psavided with
nydrant cistern. gas fixtures. sc Rent S25 per
glePh Oftce, cor Third ard Wa nut. deIS-tf ;
i NEolt RENT'4 Five aud one half ae les u the
be . ihndi together with \ good house clntaiD.
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STRAYED-sORREb HORSE--with a saddle
- on, but no bridle. ANY one leaving fnforma-
tion AZ JAS. WALJs's stable, ON Sycamofs-st +,
below Fourth, will be rewarded, de3O-cs