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New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-26

DaowsKD.-Coioner Jackmsn held aa fnque't
yesterday at No. 20 Greenwich street, on the body Of
John Ryan, native Of Ireland thirty'iive years OF
age who fell from Pier No. g. East River on SATURDAY
Dscea.ed was engaged with others losdng barge,
and accidentally fell into the water and was drowned
before he could be rescued.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-26

U,HE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICA

NNHE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
Il ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
rRos NBv-roRH 20 LIvxRroOt -
efCabin fssssge.
Second Csbtn Passage. !,
IRON sossos LIvfRPooL- ,.
Chief CAeih Ps.ssgs .......'..'.'ss'..''''''""7ne
Second Cabin Passsgr..............."...''... "
The ship. from E.w.i orb call At Cort Hsrbor.
The ship, from Boston esll Of HsliaI and CoTk Hnb1
PERSIA Capt Judiina AFRICA, Capt bharaos
ARABIA { apt J. Stone CANADA. Capt b.itoA
ASIA Capt h. O. Lott AMERICA Capt Hootlef
AUsTRhLASIAN NIAGARA, Capt koosi~
Capt Cob. EUROPA, Capt Andsrs9I
SCOTIA (no~ bnildinsl
Ths,s vessels carry clos, white nsh G mssthsA reen
stSrboard bow red on port bow . &, a., ..
ERop2 Andsr,on leave. Boston W Wedsssdsy AuL Fl
Pt sIA judIin, lssy % su.Yok ..Wrdsesdsy AUI 70
rISAnl Moode l,syss Boston .NeiErsday, Sep.
IstE Ioi, leave. New.Y orb. .wedntsisy, SeJt. II
ARAFfA esyss Boston 80. w slnesisy, SsIt 10
AyNICA kEAuI leave. New. York w Wsdns.d4J ssH
Bsrths not secured until paid for.
An sSpeiisnee3 Surgeon on board. -.-,,- 4, NJ,
The ownsrs ofhsst ships will mol be sseonntabs f Csd
efiSsy pnn,n spece Jsyelfy, Predss Stones Me Ala
unless Bus Of .dinF signed therefor aud the ysEs thosot
~ K.lUEAHD. no. Bow Nm EroAi.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-26

VNAPSCOTTs LINE Of
LIVERPOOL PACKETS
Tho gubseboT continue to grant eorthc.es OF pa,e or
nom Liverpool by their tsvorite iDe Of Psci compiling In
part the following ships, VIZ; . 49,, ,n,o,,
DRFADNAUGHT, MDDLESEX. VICTORY
BEEJ ADAMS CONSTELLATION, JOHN BOYD,
WEgT POlET ESCORT PitENiA,
UEDERWpiTGR, sEA FLOWER. CAMBRIA
Making together with others saP every hye day, hs
,ubserss se also agents the LINE OF LONDON PACK
Prs foy all Of which they grant certi6cate liberal terms
REMITrANCE5 10 IRELAND, krC .
Co also continue IN isue drafts payable en- demand
throughout gland Tetnd Scotland and Waei send orcA
for circular CcVbrs ph all particulars may DO bad on sP
pliostiou; Nby letter, inelose postsgo sainpto
TAPsCUTT & Co, No. 90 Sonh.st., New foki
TAPSCOTT SMITH Co. Liverpool
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-26

ONE to THREE BOXES OF WlNCHESTEhs
ssuinsl ho1ev a2gyasated Sent by mail ~ per
bor J. WINCHESTER, No 20 John'st,' New'f ork q
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-26

MUSINGS, IN NEw-YoRK.-Bu,iness ia about be-
coming very active. The freight Of the Central Rail-
road has increased 30 per cent In week. The re-
ceip,s of our steamboats, nearly double what they
were in June. On Thursday evening the Railroad
charges on tho freight shipped by the steamer Now
World, from Albany, amountedt 81 800 Last week the
charges amounted to less than $500. There is good
time coming, the Cowboys to the contrary notwith'
standing. So ,ays Tie AlIany Standard
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-26
fost ano fonn6.

OST-A CERTIFICATE for 100 SHARES
i LITTLE MIAMI RAILROAD COMPANYs STOCK
No at supI eS In transmitting BY mail last May new
o.risrste hss been Issued therefor Tbe pubc l. cautioned ae
oorangly. 'Ao. v. orI-oo-N'.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-26

FIRs IN GRAND SrREEr.-A fro occurred yesterday
morning about o'clock, at No l54 Graad street II
originated In the eareessness of occupant OF one OF
the rooms in throwing lighted match on the h9or.
The fire was soon extinguisbed and the building but
little injured. Damages to furniture and clothing about
Sl50 Insured.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-29
Cincinnati Prodnce Marker.

THURSDAY EVENING, March %.
FL0UR-Psrties who had private dis
patches giving the steamers news, in the
forenoon, went into the market, and bought
about 1000. barrels superfine u low extra at
$4 so, and holders seemed very willing to
accept this rate but after the news was
made public, holders put up prices loo, aud
the market, consequently, closed unsettled
the rates asked for superfine being "a 60, aud
Tor good extra 81 1904 so.
WHISkY-A continued dull market, and
prices &c. lower. The sales were l, 100 bar
rels atl3Hc., including that from wagon, and
60 do. high proof at l3c.
PROYISIONS-A limited demand for
mess Pork, at SIG 509l6 70 for country and
city brands, with sales of 400 barrels. A
good demand for bulk Sides, with sales Of
100000 pounds at s19c.; Shoulders nominal
at &c. A moderate demand for Bacon Sides
at 9H@lO3sc., but Shoulders are dull at 7e,
and some sales were made at a shade below
this quotFtion. Lard, 9@9Hc, and firm, but
the market quiet.
GROOERiES-A moderate demand for
Sugar, with sales Of 100 hhds. at 6@7Nc.
Coffee is tirmer, and holders asked higher
rates for good to prime; 200 bags sold at
l3H@l334c. MOlasses quiet at 32@33c.
WHEAT-The market opened dull, but
af'-1 the advices were received from New
lOlA AhE4C Md5 M AAlD4UFEu uGmi lut dlu
holders were generally asking an advance of
&c. per bushel but buyers were not willing
10 ray over 81 for prime red, 81 05@l 0S for
priDe Indiana white, and 81 1901 IL for
prime Kentucky white. The sales reported
were GOO bushels prime red at 81; 300 BUSH
els do. at $50. 500 bushels prime white at
81 OF; and 500 bushels fair white ct 81 OF, on
the Landing.
CORN-Shelled remains dull, and price;
are merely nominal at 32@35C. for mixed
and white, in bulk. Ear is steady and ia
fair demand at 3O933c, at the upper and
lower depots.
OATS-There is an improved demand
and prices ale a shade higher, closing a
25%C., in ! uik.
RYE-The demand continues fair, and the
market rules steady at 55@56c. for prime.
.BARLEY-TLe market is unchanged and
dull we quote prime Fall at 68@7Ocr and
prime Western Spring at 6O@62c. sales SOC
bushels good Fall at Csc, on the Landing.
HAY-The demand is limited, and the
market is dull and heavy, but prices are not
quotably lower; we quote prime Timothy al
Sll0l2 per tun in bales, on arrival.
CHEESE-The market is unchanged, with
a modeIate demand at $50. for Western Re.
serve, &c. for Hamburg, and l01Eesf for En-
glish Dairy sales OF so boxes Western Re-
serve at SIC, and 20 boxes Hamburg at 90.
BUTTER-The demand for prime anG
choice roll continues good, with a light sup
ply, but other qualities remain dull w
! quote prime TO choice roll st lG@lse, fair Il
good at ll@l3c, and common at 8@l0c.
APPLES-The market is unchanged an
dull; we quote common to prime Of 81 200
! 70 per brl, and choice at 50.
POTATOES-The demand is limited, an
the market dull al ST. 20@l 30 per brl. TO
prime Nesha1Oeks from store.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-29

A PRAYER WITH AN A~DDEHnUM.-It ia
customary in Maine to open the term of the
Superior Court with prayer, and the sheriff
usually selects some one of the resident
cleTgymen TO ~oficiate on such occasions.
Once a year a full court as it is called, is
held by all the judges, to hear and decide
questions of law. A year ago last Summer
the judges assembled at the appointed time,
and the minister" selected Ia very worthy
man, by the way, Of the Methodist persua-
SION was on hand.
AT the time appointed, amid the most
profound stiffness Of the bar and spectators,
he began to pray and after returning
thanks for our many blessings, religious and
political, and praying for our Government
and Institutions generally, State and Ma
tional, be besought the favor of Providence
for the judges there assembled. 20 Lord"
said be, "look with fsyoT upon Thy servants,
the judges of this court endow them with
wisdom and ~9gerTuIe all their decisions for The
good Of the PartiesL
Joe n who had only a few days be-
fore received decisions of the court against
him in two important cases that he had
argued the term before, and who Isl bit Of
a veg turned round 10 q brother lawyer,
and, without moving a muscle except round
the eyes, whispered 50 as 10 he heard by all
the bal, "Amsa iIor sef and eEsBh."
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-29
by Telegraph.

NEW YORK, March 28.-Stocks dull and
rather lower; Chicago and Rock Island 5S;
Cleveland and Toledo 35M; Galena aud
Chicago 1871; Cleveland, Columbus aud Gin
ciDnati 1907; Illinois Central Scrip SlI;
Michigan Southern III; Harlem Preferred
Al; Harlem 142s; Hudson 455z; Erie 32H;
New York Central 1871; Delaware and Hud.
son e915; Pacific Mail s5K; Chicago and
trail Bonds 1927; Brooklyn Water Loan lO3;
Michigan State Skies 95; United States Skies
of 81 (Coupons), so; United States Skies of
81 (Registeredb 951z; United States Elves of
III (Registered(, So,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-29
VIE DAILY PRESS.
- rAupnn,s PAasION.

ms44ntea --lrrrEIHo u
- van and thiS, ard worse for ina wear:
nv oiothoa ifo Old, and tetterod, and torns
Ard hi ~ Y Y 9 9S Il dpSSshi "a SsS STlorn.
wander about thepfreets fi dayY
II dehp whgrever leen
And Sbff svsIy one says, 1 SUPPOSE IL risht.
ass,sf6,sh ana bpieht AZ 4 new blown rose,
And seeft q M tFnleht her Eenstye tacei
slesS 81 tlks Hse . ( @l' ss 81 beSs.
Ddnkinr tho suniiaht that melts IN her hair;
Her beauty would almost ayake ne aead .,a
Tloye her-yes, I, with my shoeless feet,
With my ragged hair, and my ragged coati
pismany loahuf along the streeI rr
The hunger rising within my tnroat'
LEVINE TIA beauty that sids the earth,
This Reefar q no more than a ban
In this respect, than the man OF plrth'
htnight, whom the city isrie with the roll
Uf cRrfinaes speeding 70 some great Dali,
TO see her dash through the crowded han.
Festheis ard r ses ~ othSns see, Lace.
w1bgnhss9 9hsIe Is Int a single sight for me-
The sisht Of that sweet angelic face ID.
tbhsb 60 cav it. yes, I-eyen L
All Der f6r aims, with tremuious ltpsl
Hs5 s1n- ~ ~ tcueh u fer finger. tips.
TSansh he coin that she drops in my hand de-
Tkek kindly word that she gives redeems
And through my wearisnme night pArades
she ais ms yieils with pleasant dreams
I am a begHar, I know full we'll
will die in the gutter. the, people say
pnt IN bapdsomA, kid-gloved, trltred swell,
WIN rlendidy mars her some the day.
W~ll. lei him DO ~, with rirg and wtthh1wers;
Bpt the self. some Jay Ulat. bride Is wed,
THIS he'll wiu ton thraugh the MONDAY hours
And tail tho tale " 3 pAnrer dead.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-29

PERCEPTION OF A WON ,K.-Count dor
ne one day accompanied the emperor on
limiting excursion. The emperor had been
bpIainiDR of thirst, and some one seeing a
ban AT a little distance, called 10 her. The
han DID not know Napoleon or any Of
escort. She gave the Emperor a glass of
Ter mixed with a little brandy, and then
riesied for payment. "There, my good
ham, said Napoleon, pointing TO Count
ssenne, "there is the Emperor ask him
money; he pays for ALL" The woman
bed, ana looked embarrassed then turn
10 the Count she scanned bis splendid
brm with the eye of a connoisseur, and
"He2 pooh, nOnsensel Do You think
ieve that2 The Emperor is not such a
pmb. You, sir, look more like him your
The Emperor was much amused at the
TX, and gave the woman a double louis.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-29

NOTICE TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CON
~ .OERN.-Netice is hereby given. that there are
%cinnati, tina following Ordinances, to-wit:
To establish the grade Of Maple. street, from Free
To establish the grade Of Parker. street, from Ohio
avenue to North Elm street.
To grade and pave with bowlder stone oliver
street, from John.street to Linn-street.
To grade aid pave with bowlder-btone Plum
street, from Watershed 800 feet south.
To grade aud pave with bOwlder-stone AilAnth US
To grade, repair and pave with brick the side
walks on the east side of Jane-street, from Sixth
street TO the north end of said street. I'D
walk on the west side OF Wood street, from Fifth
street to the Whitewater Canal.
To grade, repair and pave with brick. the side
walk on the south side Of Eighth street, from Gem
trial. avenue to Mound-street,
TO repair and pave with brick the sidewalks on
Third street, from the Miami Canal to Klgour-
TO grade and pave with brick the sidewalk on the
south side of Fourth-street, from John.stIeet TO
Central.evenue.
from Linn.stTeet to Baymiller.street.
TX grade, pave and Macadamize with broken
stone Parker.street, from Obio.ayenue to North
To repair with broken stene the Lebanon Turn
pike, from the Montgomery Road to the north cor
poration line.
northern terminus OF said alley.
To grade Cross. street, from Hamburg-stTee
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 tendency
Of the same.
accrue from said improvement to be filed in writing
with the City Clerk, setting forth the amount Ct
damages claimed, withiT two weeks after the eXpir-
elton Of the time required for the P"tlcatlon 81
such notice, when the same will be taken UP i"[
mai2.dw SAM, L.. CORwINE, City Clerk.
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OTTY ADvHRTTsnMENTs.
PIaees OF HOLDING EIectiung.

i CITY otlRK's OPTION, I
rfn MARCH Is, 1851.
I'M PURSUANCE OF A RE5oLUrI0N
adopted ~ the City Council on the twentieth
day q March, 1851, uotice IL hereby given. TO the
Quelitcd electors OF the different wards, that the
tonasaid election to be holden on the LIST day Of
flrlt Wsrd-Ensihs.bouss, FOurth-strset, near
Second Neutrality-suspicious., siHtb-strest, near
Third ward-GriHey's once, north side OF Second.
street, between Ludlow and Lawrence streets.
Fourth Neutrality-suspicious., Vine-street, near
Columbia.
Filth Ward = Ensise-hOuse, vine-street. near
sixth Ward stringer's Saw Factory, Park street,
near Whitewater Canal. ~
Seventh Ward-Elm street, near Fourteenth
Eighth Ward Engine-house, Cutter-stroet, near
Ninth Ward Ensine-hOuse, webster-strect, near
Tenth Ward = Engine house, near Thirteenth.
Eleventh ward-Junetion Of Hamilton. road and
twelfth ward-Brighton Engine house, Bank.
'Thiyteenthw Ward En- line house, Sycamore. street,
near Niehth.
Fourteenth d-gngine.house, George street,
between Plum and Central. avenu e.
Fifteenth observation-disclosures, Filth street, near
Smith.
Sixteenth Ward-Engine house, north east corner
of Freeman and Ninth-streets.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES house, corner Of Vance
and Front streets.
and seven o'clock In the morning, and close at six
mh25 SAM, Il. CoRwINE, City Clerk.
Times copy.l
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-29
tBF Telegraph

BALTIMORE, March 28.-Flour steady: Ohio
S5@5 l2H. Wheat is steady, red at 81 %
al 30 and white at 81 4O@l Go. Corn is
fIm at 53@57c; yellow 56@6sc. ProVis-
ions are dull and unchanged. Coffee adj
vanced &c.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-29

ENINE WINES AND BRANDIES.-JOHN
L BATES has Just received an importation q line
INC. 1foTasso ana Slmantiilads Shsrry. Aito Douro
end s%apdemRni Port Old Reserve aud March Ma
deirA, 0taTd, Dupuy Il Co. aud kleanessyb BraH.
dies. Also, Old Tom London Cordial Gin aud ia
msica kun. All these Liquors are warranted
strictly pure and of the finest quality. EOr sale by
the eask, dsmijohn or bottle, National TheateT
Building, syeamore-St. mh25
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-29
Certificates Continually Coming.

~ Out Of ju1tice 70 myself. AMI a duty [ owe 70
]. HEBERk aud the suffering community, |
make the following statement l have been troubled
with a cancer in my body for many years, and 1
tried the skill OF this best physicians, but grew
and remained there several months, and grew
worse heard Of pE J o. THIS city |
less than four weeks vas %eati5elI we'll AND am at
denoo is at No. 46 aeat st. WIN, COOPER
80 ssive sent to svsry part Of the United States,
when ordered.
The Doctor is the only physician now living whit
can kill aud cure q Cancer without Instruments OF
rheumatism, etc. Omce, s. BaIr-sti corner Of
Cutter, ofacs hsurs, A. II. togP M
mh2Q-f pB, ], HkBkkNs
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-29
TBy Telegraph.
DhHnd nInhfa "aA1rAN

PHILADELPHIA, March 2S.-Flour is quiet.
Wheat is firm Gales of 5000 bush. red at
81 ae@1 30 for Kentucky white ST. ASH.
Corn active: Southern yellow 5sH@6Oc.
Mess Pork SIT rs; prime SIS. Lard l0c.
Whisky is dull at l7%@l8c.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-29

SEED-Ciovor continues dun, and Is sell
ing only In the small way At 81 26 around
lot could not be sold at over 81 Timothy
Is dull AZ ~ 70 for prime sales of 40 bfls. 4,
md "a buAhals Glover In lots az "a 2h. ~
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-29
uETAIL GROCERY CARD.
'1 iau7gti q 'n' 'i' W. D. DEvIN, / walnut-sG

T WHITRHEAD, HORSE DOTOR
IhtAs n SHOER having had thirty
years. experience with an extensive praC- aAfIS
tice in the Veterinary art and ShOeing M88E
combined, begs leave to inform the public Nv
that he can DO found at all times at his
place Of business and residence, No. ID Riehuasnd.
street. All kinds Of Horse Powders, 0intments ana
Liniments, constantly on hand. ts6-H
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-29

AED Cock TlME.-The Toledo (0hio)
makes mention of a celebrated cock
for $1,000 q side, which came OFT in
Il on Tuesday. There were twenty
bcks engaged in the contest and an
hse audience looking on. The fight
four hours, and provoked any number
J bets.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-29
FRUIT TREES FRUIT TREES !

TNHE SUBSCRIBER WOULD GALL
n the attention OF those DESTROYS Of planting
Fruit and Ornamental Trees to his larFs stock.
he has for sale this spring a fine assortment Of
Apple, Nectarine, StTaWberries,
Pear, Apricot, BlackberTicg,
Peach, Ounce, Guoseberries,
Cherry, Shade-trees, OranbeTTIes,
Plum, Ourrants, RaspbeTrics, etc,
Grape Roots and CUTTINGS
Also, a large stock Of GreenhQuss Plants, Eysr-
green. DcciduouA and Ornamental Trees and Shrubs.
All the above Trees, Shrubs and Stocks are now
growing ard ready for inspection, liz my Walnut
Hills and Wbiteoak Nurseries.
All ordere left at No. 30 Fifth.s treet will DO
promptly filled.
Descriptive Catalogues, with prices apusYed, viii
be cent, on application to J. S. COOK, Walnut HillB
Nurseries, Cincinnati.
Up. S.-Omnibuses pass the Nurserioa every hours
starting IrCm Luer's Steam Bakery. IVA SycE-
moIe-st., four doors above Fifth. mh3-tf
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-29
Tn ALL WHnM IT IA CnN.

KoTICE To ALL WHOM 1T MAY CON-.
~ Germ Notice 10 hereby given, that there are
pending before the City Council of the city Of Ofns
oinnati, the following Ordinances, to. wit
To grade and pave, with bowlder.s stone, Pennook-
alley, from Baymiller-streot to Ereeman-street.
ston-street, from Linn.Utreet to Baltimore-street
To grade and pave, with bowlder- stone, living.
sten-street, from Baltimore-street to John street.
To grade and pave, with bowlder-stone CEDAR
alley, from Linn-stTeet to street.
To grade and pave, with bowlder. stone, Gest-
street, from Freeman.street to OaTr.street.
In pursuance of the law, said Ordinances we're
twice read, laid on the table,, aud the Clerk in-
structed to give four weeks notice of the tendency
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 expir.
alton of the time required for the publication Of
dnal action.
mails DIV SAM. L. CoRwINE, City CLERK.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-29
G REPORTING.
Pawnbrokers

A DAMS & LIPMAN, PAWNBROKERs,
IN No. 8 sycamore st., hetween Fourth and
Fifth, where they take goods Of all kinds as colat-
Grad security, such as diamonds watches, breast
pins, rings, clothing of all kinds, aud every article
o. value. UnTedeemed pledges fol sale.
j. g. ADAMS,
mhls-xs M. II. LIPMAE.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-29
UoBN eETz, WHOLESALE DEALER

% IN White Flint, Green aud Black GLASSWARE
No. q s. camofe street, near the Steamboat Land
ing, between Front AID Columbia. cincinnati, y
Gut, Plain and Pressed FliHf Glassware Blaok r.
and Beer Bottles, together with Quart, Pint AID
HAlf- pint flasbs, DemDohns, Lanterns. eto.
Country Merchants orders solicited, and oiled Al
Tey Low prices, with dispatch, nhz en-
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-29

STEAM WEEKLY BETWEEN NEW
- YORK AND LIVERPOOL, landing NFHFA
End embarkiDg passengers at QUEENS E&AAAR48s
TOWN, Irelafd. The Liverpool, New YoTk a d
Philadelphia Steamship Company intend dispatch.
ing their fuil-powsred Llyde-built lron Steamships
as follows
CITY OF BALTIMORE .............S Saturday, April 6,
kAhGA ApIll3s
And every Saturday, at noon from Pier A, North
River.
RATES or PASSAGE:
First Cabip".,........ .S75 ST. erage. ..,..".-......m. $40
Fret Cabin 20 London 80 Storage 70 London. 80
steerage Return Tickets good for Six M sDths..., 90
PASSENGER forwarded 20 Paris, HAVE, Hamburg
BTemenI Rotterdam, Antwerp, &C., at reduced
TIN ougl fares.
$40 Persons wishing to bring out their friends,
can buy tickais here at the following rates, TO New
York; From Liverpool or Queenstown, First Cabin,
$75, $S5 and SlO5 Stserage from Liverpool StOi
from Queenstown, $50.
These Steamers have superior accommodation
for passengers, and carry experienced Surgeons:
They are built in Water-tight Iron Sections, and
have Patent Fire aunihilhtOrs on board.
JOHN DALE Agent ID Broadway, w
Or, WILL. b. BARRYE CO., Agents
mh25-tf Burnet-house Building, Cincinnati,
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MI WITHOUT A MASTER. = pr.

M USIC WITHOUT A MASTER. Pr
I'VE AhO, Guitar and Melodson without a master,
cOntaiuipgiu ll instructions and fifty Songs, March
es, WaltTes, POlkae, etc, so cents COncertina with
out a master NiOlencellO without a master; Fife
without g master-fnll Instructions and music, 80
cents each Violin without a master; Flute with
ont n MASTER ACCORDION without a master-in-
siructions and music, 80 cents each Self-instructor
for the Violin Sc lf-instructOr for the Flute Self
instructor for ACCORDION aud Flutina, 80 cents each.
Sent, post paid, on receipt of price, by publisher.
JOHN CHURCH Jr,
mhls 66 West Fourth st.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-29
Fistula in Ano Treated

WBY DIR. WIN. OWENS, WITHOUT TEX
II Knito OF Ligature, by a new simple and peog.
liar method Of treatment, discovered b. himAsh
about eight year, ago, and which has bson a.
tended with complete success in every cas9. DE-
OVERS has been a citizen Of Cincinnati for the
last twenty. five yeara, and Gsaures the Af1icted ihat
the above IL no humbug. For further informs-
tion, apply Of his office and residsnos. De. Sc WsGt
Ssvsnth-St., Cincinnati. no3a-5
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RooFINeI RooFINGl

TlHR OgTCALF ELASTIC METALLIC
ROOFING i s offered to the pablo as the best and
cheapest ketgl Roof now used, its merits having besS
tested by gu experience Of years In this city and VI
Unity, Applied to fat or steep, old or new builas
ingB. No solder uBed-iAstsned securely without szs
bosare 70 the action Of the elsments.
Prepared sheets. boxed for shipment 70 Any psrtS
the Unitsd States, can be applied by any one With or
aiOsTT meoAspioSl skin QrdsT5 promptly hlisa.
CALDWELL a Co,
myls-d va Wakt Seoond-stresG.
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MUSICAL,

IN KIEGSBURY, PROFESSOR OF
HRo the Guitar aud Flute.
Bcsidence-A43 Third. st Cincinnati.
Orders lett at the Music. stores of A. G. Peters &
Bro, "a West Fourth ST., and J. Church, jr, No.
to West Fourth-st,, will meet with immediate
attention. milk