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PRO HeESEOsH S.

c,HOTcE SUGAR CURED HAMS.
u DO RsRkKPAsT BAooE,
DC SHOULDERS,
PLAIN HANS,
BACON SHOULDERS,
Do RIBBED SIDES,
DO CLEAR SIDES,
FAMILY PRIME NESS FORK, IN barrels and NJ. brls.
20 CLEAR PORK, % q.
DO LARD pri ne kettle rendered. IN earrslr,
half sarres AID g.,
CTEHH NESS AND G. o. PORK,
BULK HEATS. SHOULDERS, sIDEs and HAAs
S1s-Tae abovs are nor in STICK, and wiz be kept
constantly on hand through ne season, froa Enisa
H,tsis Groosrs, Boat torres. Coast Orders ard The
Trade generally VII Be ssspied q markst rate. oy
FRANCIS WHITAKER,
Packer and Provision Merchant, Seventh eod Carr
streets, 81. Louis, No.
Refers q merchants Of henphia, gezarally Who 60
rroViaioH business. f9I-dsodsn
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MEDICINE AND SURGERY
Notice Of Dissolution

TTHHE partnersblp herttsfore e1iEirr Between ". &
Il Frseman, o. NaflTiiie, Tsunessse ard susit
Fireman L9Nia r. Freeman, o. Hemphis, Tsnnessee.
Euder the naue sud styie Of Freeman 4 Co.. wa dis
solved By mutual consent tAe Gat day Of February
1851. z. FreeHsn hsvink purchased The entire inter-
est Of the iEic W. y. Freeman iH the said firm os
freeman 4 o., she businses viii be oontnued unssT
the same ape style IA hsretoiors) Of Freeman X Co
VIE sutborzed y settle al dsbts due 70 and By tbs
Former c7Epany, the Arm noW consisting OF T. Free
nan, s. FFee1Au and L. 3. Freeman-
". FREEMAN,
r. FREEMAN
s. FEBEMAN
rrr6-lm L 4 FREEMAN
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FREEMAN q %.

4 EFAEUFACruaERs Of Picture and Looknr Glass
VI Ersmes, Gilt kouidinas C0rnicee Venetian
Blinds, sh4drs, Pier and Locking Gassus, etc. and
dsaeIs 70 Artists Materials and Engrsvinss PRcFTSE
BLOCK hemqhis. mrs-m
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"sAM'g HOUSE +"
SUNDRIE

~ = =
E0n BoIgs Popping Crackers.
OOU 1909 lbs. s. S. Almonds.
500 lbs FiIberts.
500 lbs. Oresm Nuts.
100 Bushels Fresh Neal.
$50 brls. Rusoett, Prior Red and Jsnhtin Apples.
$50 Pink Rye white and Red Mechanic Potatoes.
500 KeFs Nails.
80 dos. Br0Oms.
Also Sugar. Coffee, xolAsses Salt, ThiiFy, Brandy,
Champaign, Flour, Lime, CeBent. Starch, Wooden
Ware, etc. etc. Just received ans for sale 'ov By
FLOURNOY & CRAWFORD,
de3o-dzE No Il. Front rsw.
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n D. Z. STEwART.........-..-..... 3. AGE
Raleigh Memphis.
STEWART & ALGEE.

Attorneys and CCunSelOrS at Law,
tOmes at Raleigh, an in Registers Omse BuildingJ
Corner of Court & Third Streets,
NEe1n PhiB. Tonn-
E-5peeel attention 70 Collections, Couvsyancng and
investisating Titles etc. daiI-sm
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STREET, HUNGERFORD s JACKSON,
South end Of Rope Walk in Navy Yard,
MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE,

a AEANUFA AGTURERs Of all kinis of RAILROAp
wi CARS, WAGONS, CARTS, DRAYs, etc Bras
and Iron Castings, Wrought and Cast-Iron Railings
and every descri iption of BUILDERS IRON WORK.
Machine ard Jubbing work Of al kinds promptly at
tended 10.
IA sm srRsET, HUNGERPORD & JACKSON.
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HUNTSVILLE HOTEL,
HUN'TSP,ELLE, .fL.fB.ayus4.

TINS HOUSE is nov open for the seoom1dstion Of
Il the public. The rooms are all large well Venti-
lated, and furnished in the best style with new and
beautiful furnture and carpats The Fuhs rooms and
halls are ghted BY Eas- The LaiieF and Geutlemen'
Parlors furnished in splsn1id and uzurious style
comfortable and inviting.
THE TABLE
shall at al times be Hupped with everything coed
home and foreign market af.r4 and having IN ny
employ good and experienced cocks aud table servants
everything ssal Be prepared and served in the best
manner.
THE BAR
u furnishes With old and excellent Liquors and wines,
comprising al the most popular brands, both native and
foreign Erowth.
Conuscted with the house is q splendid
billiard SALOON,
CoutslninE three has tables aG5rding pleasant and
healthy recreation for leisure hoar.
Everything in my power shall be done 70 make the
Euetts Of the house comfortable.
feis In JOHN P. LBE, Superintendent.
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SHINGLES.

VT7z are lust Ia rsosipt Il large ot Of very supe
w rfar shngies Ehieh viii sell veTT low 70 clos
me con gnE1snL We win always keep sulply oi
hand Call sosr st
FIoURNoT 4 cRAWF0RD's.
dssc-daw No. ~ Freni NV.
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Notice.
Calvin Fay

A. - A-NHhtlia J
IN ths osuse comm enosd by Rttschnsnt on the grsund
Of non-residenee and sarHishmeut the defendant is
notified that the h set fer trial the 7ra DAY
OF APRIL, 1851. before J. Horne Justice Of The Peace
Tor shelby o0uny Tennessee when aud where he Is
quired 70 appear and deisnd the suit otherwise the
fe27-vAt J. HORNE Up
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REFERENCES.

REFERENCES
7. A. NELSON. Esq., President Of the bank Of wO'
Tennessee.
LEROY POPE. zsq supsriulssdsnsoi The city schools
DR.. P. S. JONES, (nrm sheldon. Jones & co.,
H. N. TEReER, Esq Attorney al Law.
J. KNOX wALKER, Esa.
JoHE HAMILTON, ESQ,
R. 5. OHEW, No,
7. J. EIESIE. EsQ,
E. s. HAMMOND, ESQ.
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IN STORE IND FOR SALE
100 baskets Chss. Fare Champagne, diTesE
from Rheims, France;
100 baskets Hsidsic 4 Co.;
30 baskets Golden Spray;
30 rases Widow Clicquat;
30 cases Cabinet;
100 cases Sparkling and Still Catswba
500 eases CiarGt, different brands;
200 cases Ssuterne;
100 cases ssrdines, ! and Z;
10 hf. pipes Cognae Brandyi
% or.
so eighth 90
100 casks London Porter, qts. and PTS;
so casks Scotch Ale, in stone isrp, diTscs
from Edinburg.
ALSO,
Sugar, Coffee HOlassss, BacOn, La
Flour, ETC., ETC.,
mr25 Low FOR CASH
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IBy T~eIegraph.l

New York, March 13-P. Motion
may be quoted a shade firmer, with a mod
crate demand: sales of 800 bales, at llM@
ll%c. for niddliDg Uplands.
Transactions in Flour are TO a moderate
extent, and prices generally without i'm
portaDt change; the market still rules in IA
vor of huy eIs: sales of 1900 bar rels at $5@
8 so for superfpe State, So l0@5 10 for ex
ira State, $5@5 10 for superine Western,
S. lC@5 30 for common to medium extra
Western, So 1908 55 for shipping brands,
extra rouDd-hoop Ohio, and So 60@T for
trade. brands do market closing quiet.
| Included in, the sales are 1000 barrels
LyucbbuTg City Mills, for export, at prices
within range. Canada Flour rules heavy:
Gales Of 48O barrels at So 1906 IS for CON
mon TO good extra, TRANSACTIONS in
Rye Flour only to a limited extent
al So 3C64 10 tor common to c0Oice super
fine. Corn-meal dull aud heavy: sales of
200 barrels at So so for Jersey and So 20 for
BraD6yGine.
Wheat still continues in favor Of buyers,
with a moderate export demand sales
| - 200 bushels Chicago Spring at 81 1910
/ 1871, in store and delivered; 10000 bush
els very choice No l do. at 81 IS in store;
| 6,5OO bushels Western Club at 81 l8, deliY-
cred SEQ 90. Milwaukee Club at 81 2l@l %,
in store and delivered; l2,4 do. Winter
L INu htSltlu ut 81 S'NSl S"i ~ obOlS ohN w
liveIed; 200 do. in lots afloat at ST. 250
/ %; 600 do amber Jersey at 81 %; 5000
do. white Canada at 81 so; LOGO do. prime
aud choice white Michigan at 81 52H@l s..
Rye dull, heavy and lower: sales l, 200 bush
els prime jersey at 65c.; prime State can be
bought ut 26c. Barley quiet, and prices
without important change: sales 500 bush
els State ST 73c afioat. In Corn rather more
doing tor export and nome consumption
at prices slightly in favor of purchaser /;
sales 7l,000 bushels at 65H@66c. for old
mixed Western, in store 66967c. afloat
and delivered; 63c. in store for superior do;
$4,000 for new mixed Western, at railroad
depor; 63@6sc. for new Southern yellow;
7O0Tle. for white Southern. Oats heavy
and lower: sales at 32@3219c. for Virginia,
and 3l@32c. for State.
WHISKY in fair demand and market steady:
sales $50 barrels at l7Hc. b
Pork dull, heavy and lower for mess, while
prime continues dull and unchanged sales
| 200 barrels at SIG 97@l7 for mess; $l2 90
! @l3 for prime, the latter for very choice.
Beef quiet and prices steady: sales 80 bar
rels at "a 75@5 for country prime; So 70
@6 % for country mess; $9@l0 for repacked
mtss; $l0@ll for extra mess. Prime mess
Beef dull and DOminally unchanged. Bee
Hams quiet and firm: sales 100 barrels al
$l2@l5 for State and Western. Cut Meats
tteady; sales 100 packages at 6%96Ac fol
Shoulders and 9@82zc. for Hams. Hogs
quiet: GL@7c. for cOrn-fed dressed and 81
@52<c. for live weights. Bacon steady
|. salts 800 boxes Western Cumberland Gu
Middles at SIC. LAID duh, heavy anC
lower: sales 800 barrels at9H@lOc.
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Cincinnati Produc e market.

"WEDNESDAY EvENIEG, March IS.
FLOUR-There is o moderate demand for
supeifue, and the market is steady at 81
5O(G4 So some holders asking 81 so: 1000
brls. sold at $4 50@4 50 for super6ne, and
81 1904 80 for extra.
WBISKY-The market is steady, with q
fair demand sales of l, 200 brls. at l3kc., in
Guiding that from wagon.
PR0VISl0NS-A continued dull and
heavy market, and in the absence of sales OF
const quence, prices must be regarded nomi-
nal. Mess Pork is offered at $l7; Bacon at
&c, SIC, and 1910; Bulk Meats at 6@6Ac.
for Shoulders, and sK@sIc, for Sides, and
Lard at &c, at which rate $50 ties. sold, and
100 kegs sold at csc. There is not much
offering of any article, but the demand is
hardly worth mentioning.
OLA fair demand for Linseed, and
prices a shade higher A hrls. sold at CSC.
GROCERlES-A better demand for Sugar,
with sales of 2l0 hhds. at 3 10 TIC. Coffee
steady: 1870 bags sold AZ l3N@l3Mc. Mo
las,es very firm at 3l@32c in the small way,
but large purchases could not be made below
34@35c.
WHEAT-Tbe market was dull to-day,
but we have no change to notice in prices.
We quote prime red at $l@l OF and prime
white at 81 05@l 08: sales 800 bush fair
red and white mixed at 81; 300 do. fair white
a. 81 GA Corn-Ear is firm and in good de-
maDd at 3O933c., at the upper and lower
oeLots. ShsIled continues dull, add prices
are to 8 great extent nominal at 34c. for
mixed and 36c. tor white, in bulk sales 1000
bush. ear at 33c at the lower depots Oats
Choice Oats suitable tor seed are In fair de-
meud 81 29@30c Common descriptions
remain dull at 26%c,, in bulk: sales 1000
bush. common, in sacks, at &c. Rye-The
market continues dull, but without any
4 ,hapoa in prinac No unotp nrimn at 6Sm
SOC Barley-Prime Fall continues in good
demand and a light supply; Other grades
are dull. We quote prime Fall at 70@72c,,
and prime Western Spring at 6l@62c.
HAY-Tbe market is firm, with a good
demand at $l2@l3 per tun for prime limo
thy, in bales, on arrival
CHEESE-The demand continues moder.
ate at previous quotations: sales of 90 boxes
Western Reserve at sac, and 100 boxes En-
glish Dairy at 1910.
: BUTTER-The supply of prime and choice
is light. with a good demand, but common
quail les are dull: we quote choice roll al
It@l6c.; prime at l39l4c, and common al
s@lOe
AtPLES- Choice is in moderate demand
Al 81 25@1 Is per brl. for COMMON to prime,
81 for choice.
POTATOES-There is a better demand,
aLd the market closes steady, at 81 20@l &c
per barrel for prime Neshauocks: sales of &c
ha1Je's prime NeshanOcks, in new barrels, al
81 rs; 100 do. do at 81 %.
SEED-Tbe demand for Glover is active
and q tair market and prices are higher, and
the maIket-was so unsettled at the close that
quotations can not be given. Holders are
asking $4 80. Timothy is in good demand
and prices ore higher; we quote prime tc
choice AZ So 60@2 10; sales of 60 bags Glover
last evening at 81 Isl sc bags and go bushels
at 81 20.
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for Exchange, and the market is very weak.
The Bank rate is nominally Z per cent. pre-
MUM, but large quantities could be bought
st 6k@6N per cent Currency Is in good.
supply and moderate demand. m % Alt
In st. Louis business is dull; first class
siEty-dsy Paper ruled at l2@ls per cent,
and longer Paper much higher. Currency
is bought at N@1 discount, and Eastern
Exchange is heavy at s premium, with a
downward tendency. 1.
Our latest New Orleans mail sdvic0s are
those of Saturday, referring to Friday last.
Prime PEPPER was scarce there, aud ruled at
l2@l5 per cent. Sterling was quoted at
lO4K@1o5; frst-class sixty-day Bills on New
York 1902 discount and Sight on the
same city with the Bankers was selling at Is
discount and par.
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mo $40 ]
Oh DINaNCE no Dr. GsTABLIsB THE

a N Oh DINANCE TO ESTABLISH THE
IN grade of OllveT-street from John to Liuu.
street and to repeal The grade stablished by tbs
Special Road Di tflct, as reported April q, IS49, a d
rec rdsd page &c, Of Records Of the Engineer Of said
bead District --
SECTION J: Belt ordained by He City Council Of The
city Of Cincinnati, That the grade of oliver
street, from J no to Linn street, be, and the same
is, hereby established RS follows. viz: Cimmeno.
il s at the intersection If the south gutter Of Oliver
street and the west gutter of John-strest, at the
level Of 1881 l6; thence descending with the south
gutter Of OliveT-street al. a grade of one foot add
SIX hun dTed and thiriy.six tho 1sapds (l636 1000 Of
a foot in each one hundred feet, a distance + seven
hundred and teventy-eight feet to the east gutter
Of LiBp-stTeet, at the level q 1913 SO
SIC 2 The grade established, by the Special
Read District. "a rebor'ed April 9 1919, and re.
corded paIe 20, of the Records Of the Engineer of
said Road District, is hereby rrpeaed
Done at the Council Chamber in the city OF
Cincinnati, this eighth day of March. A, d. one
thousand eight hundred and sixty one
JOHN Il. T0RRENOE, President,
Attest: SAN. u. CORMINE, CITY Clerk. mhll-c
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a n ORDINANCE To ASSESS A SPE-
IA GAL tax on the real estate bounding on tho
north side of Court-street, from Elm-street TO Race
street.
SECTION /. b Il ordained By the CitU Council If he
eiiU Of Cincinnati, That the sum If siXty-seven cents,
eight mills huu nine tent0s Of one mill for thirtesh-
feet sidewalks and furty teven cents for niue-feet
sidewalks, be levied a! d assessed on each. foot front
of the several lOs 81 land boundiBt and ahuttipg
IN the north side OF Court street. from rlm-strest
to Race. street. as the said lots are delineated aud
described in the Civil Engineers plat, now ON record
in the City Auditors Office, for he cost and expense
of grading and paving, with good, hard bur ed
paving. brick, the sidewalks on the north side of
Court. street, from klm street to Race. street, ac-
ccrding to the estimate u the Civil Engineer
aforesaid
SEC. 2. That the owners Of the several lots # land,
lipOn each front foot of which the sum aforesaid is
assessed, shall pay the amounts of money by them
severally due, in that behalf, to K Q smith, con-
tractor, within twenty days from the date Of this
ordinance, or be subject to the interest and penalty
allowed upon the same
Done at the Council Chamber, in the city Of Gin
c,nnati, this eighth day of March, in the year
eighteen hundred and sixty.une
JOHN + TORREHOE, President.
Attest SAM. l.. CoRwINE, City Clerk. mhl2-e
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Description of the TribuBe ut Florence
Cnlm Innuenre Of the Scene

There is an apartment in this gallery, says
q disting uished European writer, which |
never entered witbouta sense of satisfaction,
a feeling which / will call Olympic peace.
This apartment is designated La Tri6uHd,
and contains the choicest works of art which
aIe possessed by Florence. Let me add to
the abundant praise which has been given to
the beautiful rOtunda and the works of art
which il contains, Il word of grateful &C
Acknowledgement; because | have so much
enjoyed them | nave questioned with my
sell hence proceeds this feeling Of peace
and satisfaction in d room filled with 80 many
dissimilar objects?
Z The magnificent proportions of the beauti-
full %Iotunda; its splendid cupOla; the har-
monicusl ight-all these contribute somewhat
toward This effect; but the principal cause of
it is this that nearly all the statues and
pictures it contains express a state of noble
snd beautiful peace and life enjoyment; that
they present the ideal Of life iii a moment of
quiet prosperity. The Madonna rests In the
contemplation of her heavenly child the
child in the contemplation of the Father in
Heaven, who regards With compassion even
the ia e Of the sparrow John in the vision
which makes the desert bloom; Apollo and
Venus, in the sense Of their Owu beauty /;
iawIs dsnce j0 their own vigorous pleasure
of life; aud the celebrated wTestIeTs, ! let.
totO1i, contend evidently only in noble sport,
or rob earnest.
One can see in him that is undermost that
be will soon raise himself again, and that be
knows he shall The Pope sits calmly in the
CONSCIOUSNESS s of his domination, and Charles
V, on the shore OF the stormy ocean, has a
pleasure in guiding his horse against the
wind, and in steadily keeping his seat while
yopder ships are tossed oy the waves. IL
may be necessary and important that art
should arrest and perpetuute even the
treDsitory dissobHnces of human life, but the
highest aim of art must, however, be- to
represent the victory over them, as well as
lies ideal of truth or beauty.
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I T ORDINANCES.


mo. 305.l
A ORDINANCE TO ASSESS 4 sPE-
IN CIAL tax on the real estate bouncing Wal
nut street, fr m Couft. street to Fourth
SECTION |. Be 70 ordained BY The City Council Of He
cfv Of Cincinnati, That the sum Of fifty seven Ger Is,
six mills and three. terths If one mill be levied and
assessed On each foSt front Of The several lots of
land bounding AID abutting Waluut street, from
Court. street TO Four h ,treet, MS the said lots are
delineated and described In the Civil Engineers
plat, now on record in the City Auditors Oihce, for
The cost al d expense Of repairing, with good. hard
burned IavIng brick, the sidewalks on each side Of
Walnut. street, fir, IN COurt-street to Fourth street.
according to the estimate Of the Civil Engineer
aforesaid.
SEC. 2. That the owners of the several lots Of land,
upon each front foot of which the sum aforesaid is
assessed, shall pay the amounts Of money by them
severally due, in that behalf, to Jets N Bainbridge,
contractor. within twenty days from the date Of this
ordinance, or be subject to the interest and penalty
allowed upon the same.
Done at the Council Chamber, in the city of Gin,
cinnati, this e'ghth day Of March, in the year
eighteen hundred and s~iXty-'ne
JOHN F T0RRENCE, President.
Attest: SAN. Z. CORwINF, City Clerk. mhI2 9
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@ H I q a O. OF
eaEAT WESTERN END anRTR-WESTeab Ltsfl
Indianapolis and Cincinnati
SH0RT-LINE RAlLR0An,
Ahortesf Route bN so MNes.


NO CaARGE OF OARS .rU ISDGAEAF-
~ Obs et which place It mites tE4EEgB1
with iRilroadp for and from a. poipts aGz%s@#
In ths Nor'h and Ncrth-we-t -
rHREE PASSENGER TRAINS
leave Cincinnati daily, from she foot Of AiG-st,
OIL trout through tn Indianapolis, Terre Bsuts
Lafayette AnS Chicago, IN advance Nf all othe
BsT TnAIH-5,50A n-UHIOAGo MAIL
Arrives Of Indianapolis at 1928 A M rerre UsuU
ct $3.50 7 81, Lafayette at 2;In.F NJ. Chicago 5.
E3t Z NJ
SECOND rRAIE-S + M.-IodiaDspons, IL
fay+tte Springfield. Quinoy PALMYRA and So Sc
seph Exp ress arrive al Iudiaukpolir AZ 1880 P, n
LsfRyetts al lO:3H p NJ, Springfield AT 6;4H A n
Quincy NJ 1850 T NJ. Palmyra st &I5 P NJ St
Joseph a. 1890 A n Atchisou. g I at 1885 A Il
THIRD TRATN-7s3s P. M.-oBi0AGo EI'
lafayette at 2:C A NJ ; Chicago ~ lOs30 a. NJ
SleeptuR-cars are attaches e all uighy traiEH o.
biz liue, sno run through = Gh'rssl without
change ot ceru.
&c sur, yuu are Ia tho right ncksgOdioe percy
you purchase your ticb eta and ssh Gov ticket ~
T,a~reuoehurR and indianapolis
Fare the same a0' time shorter than by auy 0fhzs
route.
Baggage checked through.
Through tickess, good until used CO. De OUtGlHe
At the icket-,afiGes-a the SpeuCoI House, N, ",
corner Of Broadway Rne Front It's Ne. ! Burns'
f. nse coruer, and AZ the Depot Once, foot If MIL
st., Of Front, . here ALT may he had
0mnibuseS run 70 and from each rain aud Wa
sail foI pasNeugerr Al all hotel- End az paTta 0f tkt
.ltY. by leaving address 1T either Office
". y l. NOBLE, General Ticket Agent
U. d COTTON Ninc'nEat Agent
nn2c p q loan Prs,idesE
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tBy reiegrsPh.i
New YOrh Stoch HIarHsI.

New YoRK. March l3.-Stocks are quite
dull, and rather easier: Chicago and Rock
Island 5794; Illinois Central Scrip, s0H
Michigan Central 5T1z; Harlem Preferred
3sK; New York Central, 78Aj Pacific
NAL, 85K; Hudson, 45; Erie, 80; Reading,
43X; Michigan Southern, 1873 Cleveland
and Toledo, 34%i South Carolina Bonds
United States Skies, 'sl, registered, 95H
do. Fivcs, Of 1874, coupons, s7A.
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a n ORDINANCE TO ESTABLISH THE
N grade If Poplar street, from Freeman-street to
Western avenue
cinHoH; That the grade If Poplar street, from
Freeman, street to Western.avenue, be aud the
tan Q is hereby established as follows Commencii g
in he intersscti' n If the north gutter of Poplar
street aud the west gutter of freeman. street Of the
level of the present paved gutter (lOl7 9j), hence at
a Descending grade # q 49, two feet aud min teen
huudredtls fla foot in each o 9 hundred feet, the
di.tance Of(462 four huudred and sixty two feet to
the east gutter Of We tern.ayenue to the level of
O05S on f.
Done at the Council Chamber, ia the City Of DIN
emmett, this eighth day Of March, A. D.. 1861
JOHN r. NOE, President.
Attest: SAM. L. CoBwINE, City Clerk mhl2-o
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Especially Reported for the Daily Press.
nt..a.u.eN H.-so Wf-Klrre .

NTHNIHWWNN NNWEHW NHWNHVNF
The city Horse market FOR the week end
ing last evening continued fairly active for
the times, bat less animated than for two or
three previous weeks. Some gao head were
disposed of at an average of $50 to 800, and
at the close the supply did not seem to he
above the request. A moderate number of
buyers are in the market, with a fair repre-
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THE ETFEoF OF TEA ON THE HUMAN SYSTEM.
The effect Of the use Of tea has been much
discussed. Professor tombstone, good au-
thority, has asserted that it prevents the
wsste of the body, and nourishes it. DR..
Smith, recently, in a lecture before the So
ciety Of Arts, maintained that tea was good
only in helping our digestion of fat or
farinaceoUs food, and thus far was nourish-
ing but If the tissues are wasted by eKer-
lion or too pr0fnse perspiration, tea is in
j%nTious. II does not suit a spare habit, or
much exertion, OF low temperatures, OF q
defective ekin. These opinions are not gem
Grady held.
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Fund, ard irtct0Ts in the House of Refuge.
BE il ordained bV the Gin Connect of the city of Gin
cinndti, That the poRer Of Waging appointment
of Trustees Of the Woodward Fund aud Directors of
The II, use OF hefuRe. VII CHI, previous to tho act OF
be ard the came is hereby vested in the Mayor of
tire City Of Cincinnati,
Dsne at the Cow Gil Chamber in the city of Gin.
%cinnati, this eighth day of March, in the year
eighteen hundred and sixty .Oue.
JUHN Y II RRENCp, President.
Attest: SAM, l.. CoRwINE, City Clerk. mhl2-c