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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-15
TIE Great London Exhibition Palace Of
= IGR2

" 1869. -
This structure, says the London Amer;cau.
is to exceed its illustrious predecessor in
grandeur, in beauty of design, and elegance
Of finish. The main hall is to he $50 feet
long, $50 feet wide, and gao feet highI The
picture. galleries, builtsof brick, will be 2. 800
feet in length, 60 to 10 feet high. and from
80 to 55 feet wide. The nave aud transepts
are to be 1900 feet long, so feet wide.
and 100 feet high. The sheds and other
necessary buildings are planned on a CORE
spending scale. The whole work must be
finished in less than one year from the pres
ent time, or by the 18th of February next.
The Guarantee Fund, which amounts Ia all
TO f350,000, is headed by that truly royal
patron Of the Arts and Sciences the Prince
Consort, for fl0,0 900. Il is stated by COM
petent authorities, that the entire structure
will cost f2500O0, or 81, 600, GOO. II is to be
located at South K~ensington. The building
will be made suitable for permanently re-
naming on the site, and will in every way,
Outshine the Crystal Palace Of 1861. or any
other structure of modern times.
A writer states that the great hau will
contain a cubical area more fhan ten timOs
as large as that Of the great t~ransept Of the
Hyde Park building, and kat it would can-
tam nTe OF the center transepts of the present
Crystal Palace; its hight win be nnparal-
N~NN oNHst " DC OGtIOlEu
by the worlds products, its ~fnventionu man
utactures and works of art.
America win be allotted all the r sOm she
can creditably fill and it is to be baned that
no time will be lost in making ~praparations
for having the country we'll Teptesented in
all the departments, Many manufacturers
may proftably exhibit their goods 10 the
millions that viii be gath eehere from all
parts Of the world. Il e. however, the
American Inventors who VII reap the rich
est harvest Of profit and hcAaor. There ara 4
thousand inventions II " 10 America which
are practically u~nkno'an in Europe, that
| could form one of the nogt attraetiys eollee.
TORS of the exhibit : and the pubiicity
TINS given them WI amply reward the ex
hibiiors, Aside hom those directly inter
estea m TIE SKI lbition, We shall expect ten
OF tho4sands extra Americas visitors il
1861 y VII DO a good time for London an
the Auan'ae steamers. EyaR the QfSa
Eastern sill be able to find profitable en-
pioyms'At during the exhibition year.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-15

PoLIcE CoUaT,-Fhree irrepressible soap
manufacturers from the Twelfth Ward were
aTreigned before Judge Lowe yesterday, but
the trials were all deferred until the Court
of Common Pleas has decided upon the
validity of the ordinance under which they
are prosecuted.
Dennis Daley, who assaulted Thos. Ryan
with a Ratchet in the Thirteenth Ward, day
before yesterday, was held over in the sum
Of 81, 900 for his appearance on Saturday.
Levi Solomsn, charged with falsely repre-
senting himself as collector for DR., Fries,
and obtaining money in that way, was held
over in the sum Of $500 for further examine
ton, and warrants were issued for two Of
his brothers, who, it is alleged, have been
his cOnfederates in the enterprise.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-15

WATER WORKS MATTBRs.-The Board of
Water-works yesterday allowed claims
amounting to $2,O3S O2, of which 1886 90
was to pay hands, and 1884 40 to pay for
coal.
The Trustees, and Mr.. Weasner, Chairman
of the Finance Committee of Council, met
and made q settlement between the Water
works and the City on account of a note
given by the Trustees to the City for
$2O,5J6 CT; the Works having a claim as an
Offset against said note, amounting to ST.
1856 ca, ard paying in cash $ls, 36I O3.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-15

PECULIAR LIFE IN NEW YoRK.-A few
nights ago a Macintosh or DRAG" ball was
broken npin New York by the police. The
peculiar featuIe OF this kind of entertaiument
Is the a~itepdanoe of a number Of degraded
men, who dress themselves ia ladies costume.
They were dressed in gorgeous style, sport
ing the most costly silks and satins and hav-
ing their hair dressed in curls and other
feminine attractions. 1t is said that some Of
them were loaded with jewels, one man hav-
ing on his person not less than $1,000 worth
were arrested and held 70 bail ia $500 each.
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AUCTION SALES,

LOTION sALB-BY VIM, h. OEAPR-New
"A saes room, 80 FouTth-stTeet, between Walnut
and March IS, at 10
O'Clock, q large and important sale Of new Furni-
tuTe and eindres, comprising beautiful rosewood
oct bstesus' "arar20es, sofas, lounges bedstsass,
THIs EvFNING. az ~ .'clook, aarrout. cu7uy
Hao Of Ml'chcs, Chlt 2 Bugts Gallery, Ni4e,
JestlE Plated ware Gglt's Collars &c mh4
a UCTLON sALE-BY N. DIXON, No. 81
n Tith.st, tetweoh Main and Walnut Posi-
lively The last week Of the Great Auction Sale Of
3. Gtl Id and Silver Watcher aud Beautiful Je welTy,
al Nc. Al Finh-stTeet.-Me have a large and desic-
aLie LOT Of goods in the above line nov Oh hand I'M.
sold, which we will sell by Auction This WEEK,
oommeneing. each evening a. ~ o'clock. Goods
sale Or retail Come, one and all, and remember
that next Saturday evening will be the last evening
nhii.e" JOSHUA GRAY, Salesman.
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WEST POINTERS AMONG THE REBELs.-Ac-
cording to a Washington letter in the
Charleston Mercury West Pointers, who
have resigned from the United States army,
are going TO have a full show of ample just.
ice in the Confederate States army. 1t is
understood to be the settled policy that ci-
villains, who have not seen aetualserVice, will
have to yield in rank TO graduates of West
Point and officers who have already been in
service. This course is to be adopted to in-
sure having the right men in the right
places, and no mistakes in the start. How
far it will be satisfactory 1 do not know,
But the object is efficiency. THrr ~
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-15

DEATH OF Mrs. WELsH.-Mrs. Catharine
Welsh, the female who was so badly burned
at No. sc East Fifth-street, day before yes
terday, expired about three o'clock yesterday
morning, at the Commercial Hospital, after
suffering the most intense agony. The
child, it is now believed, will recover. The
husband of Mrs. Welsh is a steamhoatman,
and is, at present in New Orleans.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-15

ANNUAL OF SCIENTIFIC DIsoovERY.-We
are indebted to George s. Blanchard, book.
seller, Fourth, near Walnut, for the An-
nuaI of Scientific Discovery and Year
Book Of Facts; for the year ls61-a most
valuable compilation for all those whose
tastes and avocations lead them in the
direction of the useful arts or exact sciences.
Mr.. Blanchard is agent for the publishers in
thia citv
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-15

HYDRANT PERMITS. - During the six
weeks. ending yesterday, 131 hydrant per-
mits were issued by the Board of Water
works, against ninety. eight during the same
period last year. This is one, among many
evidences, that the present crisis is altogether
produced by artificial and temporary causes
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-15

MADAME FABBRI's CoNcERrs.-In view of
the large crowd which the entertainment of
this lyric celebrity and her troop are expected
to draw at Smith q Nixon's Hall on Monday
night, reserved seats may be obtained, with
ont extra charge, at Church's Music Store,
No, &C West F~ourth-street.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-15

PATTERSON has just received, per steamer
Mars, $4,000 Havana cigars, consisting of
Ambrosias, Injenuidad, Puro, Nicotina, Ell
Sol, Inesperanda, and the famous Guess.
Patterson, on Main. street, between Third
and Fourth, and on Fourth street, opposite
Shillito's.
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cnrnr-

Order that Seth Foster, assignee Of A. II.
Ernst, advertise and sell property at Spring
Garden.
Assignment fled OF s. Worth to J. g..
Gibbons.
T.. I. Brown was appointed guardian Of
Veramns Walker-J. b. Warren RESIGNED.
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A HIGH COMPLIMENT TO Born OF us.-An
English writer in BldekWoods Magazine, on
IRON C ad ships of war, says TO the British
Government; 'Oall in the mechanical aud
engineering skill of Great Britain and Amer
others match Us if they can ~
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-15

BUILDING PRRM1Ts.-The value ofthe build
iDgs for which permits are being issued each
week, is about $1,000 900, and is on the in
crease. An unemployed carpenter or mason
will soon be an anomaly.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-15

MARRIAGE OR DEATH.-The guests in the
Indianapolis Hotel, were startled one night
last week, by the efforts of an unsophistieated
Young country girl to stab a gentleman, in
the parlor who had lured her from her home
under promise of marriage. PrefeFring
matrimony TO death, the knot was tied and
harmony again restored.
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suPERIoR couRr.

Monnig & Antram %. the Kal.a-Kodesh
Bench Israel. Action brought by sub-cou-
tractor TO recover for iron-work. Case sub
mitted.
W. s. Rigdon %. the steamer Hudson.
Suit to recover loss alleged to be sustained
by, leakage Of peach-apple brnndy casks.
Submitted.
N. W. Thomas Il Co. Us. the Bakers Union.
Verdict for amount claimed.
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.EAWLRERnRN.
IATllNAaaEr 6NI 49,

b. RooM No. 2.-CaFiOrd, Son 4 %. o.. A.
j.. GpeegsrsActon before Judge collins 70
recover $2,e25 Tor pig iron.
w. 7. NE. A. R~oelofsOn ". Jonathan Bill.
Action for rent. Verdict for plaintiff $50 %.
CRIMINAL BusmEsA--The jury, after a de-
liberation Of about twelve hours, acquitted
Michael Fisher, tried for the murder Of Cbas.
Rocker, ElI
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-15

COUNTY MATTERs.-The County Commits
%sioners, at their regular session, yesterday,
passed the following orders; To Moore,
Wilstach, Keys & Co, $34 81; W. H. Smith,
omnibus for Grand Jurors, $40. Total,
81 67.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-15

CANADA LUMBER TRADR.-Canada exports
annually about 80, 600, 900 cubic feet of lin
Der in a rough state, aud about 400. 900, 900
feet, board measure, of sawed lumber. The
revenue derived by the Province during the
year 1860, for timber cut in the public forests,
amounted 10 about $500 600.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-15

BUReIARY.-The grocery on the north
west corner Of Ninth and Smith street, was
entered by burglars night before last, and
robbed of $l4, which happened to be in the
none v. drawer
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-15

F1RE THIS MoRSING.-A fire occurred near
the corner Of Sycamore and Liberty. streets
this morning, about two o'clock, but it was
extinguished without causing a loss of more
than $500.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-15

LEoTURE.-We understand that the res
idents Of Walnut Hills are to be treated to a
reading from the Poets, Monday night next,
by Prof. Edwards. 1t will take place at the
Methndist Chnrch
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-15

BARGAINs.-Persons wanting farms or city
property for their own use, or capitalists
looking for profitable investments, should
read the advertisement of George H. Shot
well, in the "For Sale" column.
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PERSONAL.

DRHsONAL~DAME BURDEN, Twin either
n beat the house or Oh he way. ELSIE.
tmhl5-b'l
nERsONAL-w. KENT CO., manufactures
n OF ladies', g~entlsmen's, Misses and children's
boots and shoes No. 126 Finh-street, three doors
where else In the city. ja27-tf
nHRSOHAL-Home for Infants OF Ladies', pre-
n vious to, during and after confinement a
short distance from the city; Medical attendance
and every omfort on reasonable terms. Perfect So
oIeey observed. Address Box 2y234, Postofioe,
Cincinnati. N. B. Letters, to insure a reply, must
contain a postage. stamp. n fe24-I
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LOST.

OST-PUP-A yellow, puppy dog. with black
IL muzzle ; answers to the name u SANDS. Any
one bringing him to JOHN OWENS, Washington
House, cor; Of Walnut and Water-sts will he liber-
ally rewarded. mhl5-bR
OsT "A small Black and Tan terrier slut, who
answers TO tho name of UFau - A liberal q
ward will be given for return ing the same to A, 8.
COLBY, l73 Rintb-st. mhl4.bF
OST-S5 REWARD-Betwsen the Bevis House
n and 33 George-st., q black Carpet. sack, con-
tanning o lady's work. boz, Backgammon. board, &c.
The above reward win be paid, il left at 30 George
street. mhlLbR
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In our report of the arrangements, in yes
terday's Press, by a typographical error the
name of ]. NJ. Hewell was printed for j. NJ.
Sewell
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Resolved; That the prayer Of the petitioners be
gTRuted upon filing with the City Clerk a plat of the
above described property, and the Clerk is hereby
directed to publish the same, Is prescribed by the
ordinances on that subject.
Done at the Council Chamber, IN the city Of Gin.
cinnati, this thirteenth day of March, A. D.. 1861.
JOHN II. T0RRENOE, President.
Attest. SAN j.. CORwINE, City Clerk. mhl5-o
Times aud Volksblatt COPY
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sHILLrTo's.-See advertisement Of John
Shillito & Co.
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THR DAILY PRESS.
City News.


The GnciHsaH DAILY PREss is NE haitral organ Of
labor and employment IN his CITY. The Jaciihies Of
communication tehfoh dJurnfshes bet0een ldborcrsa md
employer, and betresn capital and Industry, bv means
Of is large circulation and cheap advertisements, mp
ply NE people sih a convenience ,ohioh has only 10 b
tried 10 Be appreciated. a briJ advertisement IN ne
DAILY PHnss places tho object before many thousand,
Of both Iaborers aud employers, AND Of buyers and
sellers,
dnstrers 10 advertisements mag Be- reosirsd at me Office
0he DAILY Pass, sealed, aud addressed 10 name,
initials or nufnbers.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-15

NNOUKD- DOG-Whioh the owner can have by
calling a. S. W. corner of John aud Fifth sts.,
Ietweeh u and 1 proving property And paying
tTURNRY CLAY, PUNCH, La RNCAN-
III TODURA. nj NOpai, Pioneer Soy fieli At
Isntio TeleRraph, and other brands Of choice HR,
vanR Oigars, at FERGU50Nis, corner Of Ninth and
Yine-sts. mnls
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-15

PARALYSIS THE EYrEcf or DIrrHnRIA.-
Noah Burnham, Jr, q yonng mar. nineteen
or twenty years old, end Elizabeth Clifford,
about sixteen, at Cepe Ann, MasaachusettsF
had the mysterious THROAT nalady q few
months since, which hAs resulted an par
able 10 wall, and mot beiHg able even p
stand npop The h09E
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GEALRD PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
oElNEp a. the once Of tue Special hoad yii-
O'Clock on March 20, 1861, for there grading of Shil-
Tito. street thirty feet wide, and Matchmaking the
center sixteen feet wide aud the foot deep, with
good limestone, from Highland avenue to the Read
ing Turnpike.
Persons bidding will bid by the perch for broken
stone, aud by the cubic yard for grading, BY order
mhfl.i 8 " W Olerk OF the Board.
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BOARDING..

UOARDING-A pleasant, furnished front room,
H0 with gas, fire, clothes. press aud board, at
Juhn-st., three doors above Fourth. mhl4.b~
ROAR DING-A gentleman and lady, or two
IL single gentlemen, can be accommodated with
boarding In a private family at 80 George-st.
HOARDING-Th1e gentlemen can he accom-.
- Inodated with rooms and board ct 40 West
FOurth-st. mhl2dsa
E4OARDING-Two or three gentlemen eau be
~ accommodated with pleasant rooms aud board
In q private family, at 269 Ninth-st., between Gem
tral-av and john. mhl2 de-
ROAIDIN G-Several gentlemen can be ao-
G4 Commodated with pleasant front rooms, with
every convenience gas, bath, etc With or with
ont board AlHo, q few day-boarders. Apply at No.
1G0 hlm.st,, above Fourth. Location desirable.
fmhI2 ds1
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IUus
Evans b Co to J. A. Piuer.
Miss Lucy King, to Miss Bette Hoffman.
John mcManama, 70 John Hair.
Hewes & McEann, to II. A. Smith 4 Bros.
Begg Il Smith, to Ben J. Price. a
Charles Fries, to Mr. Howe, Attorney.
joseph Niebaus, to Chas J. Hildsbrand.
CASTOR, Dickson & Co, to Levi Mercer.
Margaret Norton, to Jaus Norton.
A. l.. ScOvllle, TO A.. A. Nash.
VIM. Sumner q Co to james NJ. lizard.
q. Curtis, TO Laura Curtis.
Jas. McGregor, 10 W. d Summervile s Co.
q. B Camp q Co, TO Gee. MoCrea.
Wooley & Gerry, to John l.. Norton,
- to Crane, Breed q Co.
j & j. .Slevin, to j. 7. Way & Co.
N. NJ. WambOugh, to Bragg & Coke.
To obtain these letters, personal applica-
ton must be made by one of the parties to
tire Postmaster. j.. L. YATTIER, P. NJ.
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UNIQUE ADvERrrsENEST.- "A German news

UNIQUE Recommendations news
paper contains the following advertisement:
A girl Of good education, Of strict morals,
beiEg extremely handsome aud of enticing
manners, eonverssnt with the keeping Of
hotel and tavern accounts, and apt in ser Wig
at table or behind the bar, wishes a situation
as bar maid or waitress in q railroad refFesh-
me1t-room. Z
N. B.-She can cut 925 pieces Of bread and
bntter, of satisfactory appearance, out OF one
dound Of bread and two ounces Of butter. , +.
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DEAD LETTERS. = Post-o6ice, Cincinnati,
March 10, ls6l.-The following letters, con-
tanning valuable Enclosures, have been re.
turned from the Dead. letter Office, Washing
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cEALED PROPOSALS. WILL BE ri

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
- CElVED at the office of the Board of City I'M
pIovements, until nine O'Clock A. M, of TUESDAY,
March 10 1901: for furnishing four h9ndTed Iron
Lamp posts, of not less than five hundred pounds
In weight each, with Lanterns complete, Of tine
same style and patterns now In use by the city,
the lamp posts to be delivered on the Hospital Lot,
at the north. east corner of Twelfth street and Cen
tral.ayenue, and the lanterns at the City Hall.
Each bid to he accompanied by two ~sureties.
Bidders to use the printed forms, as no other will be
received.
mhii-tt OHAs. BALANCE, Clerk.
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TRADERs NOT WARMLY WELooMED.-Sev-
eral traders who went TO Charleston in the
steamship South Carolina with shoes for sale
(says the Boston Traveller returned in that,
vessel, because they found they would be
taxed twenty-five per cent. under a Iecent
law 10 prevent non residents from engaging
in business there. Their goods were seized
but were subsequently retuFsed and brought
back. 49,
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R5n DIV 7asI roesl 10 Einu01 o5arHl
tff ~ ln791 ui 19GD ae to dlasb 80 10
tD spiag 20 To- Wlfl1lI 10 ap1ii4d 80
fst 20 d.a9 ni mural 11g ooe g 90
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ono G bfQr,d afs lsr. l1
.os 1t' ;.ht co. mass e l-a i+iJ.
'is1e tu Ila sdi Ia 81 ..,5ua
.r5l "a ~ 80 D
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SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BR RR-
y CEIYGD at the office Of the Special Road VIII
lage, at b. Fowleris, Walnut Hills, until two
O'Clock on the 2qth day Of March, ls6Ii for TegrRd-
ing, setting curbs, paving CUTTERS six feet wide,
with niDe-inch limestone, upon a bed Of gravel four
inches deep, and four inches Of gTasel oa top Of the
pavement sidewalks to be tagged four feet wide,
and the road way to be MacadamiZed one foot deep,
Beach street, from the Madison Turnpike to the
north lire Of Locust street.
Persons bidding will bid by the perch for the
Matchmaking, by the cubic yard for grading, by
the lineal foot for paving dnclqding the curb, by
panied by surety. By order Of the Board.
mhlI.j S. ". IRWIN, CLERK OF the Board.
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SEALED

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BIZ RE-
- CElVED at the Office of the Board of City I'm
March %, 1861, for grading and paving With good,
soundslx' inch limestone, on q bed of clean gravel
Clark-street, Including three rows of dressed gutter
stones, and double row of twelve-by- six. inch flag
gings Of Dayton, xenia or Indiana fiat rock stone at
all the crossings.
Each bid to be accompanied by two sureties. Bid
received.
BY order Of the Board.
mhl4-tt Clerk.
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HAMILTON O o PLEAS
N Sarah ,. strider vs. Joseph l., strider:-Eo.
2l,bI2,- The defendant, Joseph I strider, viii take
above eomplAipent hied her petition in the Court
against him, wherein che charges tho said defend
ant with gross neglect Of dHtI, extreme cruelty
and adultery, and prays to be divorced from her
said husband, have Rlimony, her name changed to
Montgomery, and have costs that said suit Is now
pendiDg in said Court and unless he, the deteud-
ant, shall Oppear on or before the 22d day of March
next, and chow good cause for delay, the saI1e will
ROB'T MOORE
feT.fWs Attorney for Petitioner.
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SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
CElHED at the Office of the Board of City Inn
provenlents, until nine O'Clock A. NJ. Of FRIDAY
March 20, 1861, for tpripkling all that portion of the
Pgblic Landing south of the south line of Front
street, from the first day Of April to the first day Of
October, 1861.
Bidders to state the price per month. Each bid
TO be accompanied by two s%ureties.
mhi4 It CHAs. BALANCE. Clerk.
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METEOROLOGICAL oBsERvATIOSs-By Henry
NJ y WnnL IN - III
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HESS Is HERE.
~ BY notified that Lisse Hess did, on the 18th
the once Of the Clerk OF the Court Of Comnon Pleas:
within and for the county Of Hamilton, and state Of
absence and neglect Of duty, and asking that she
NAV be divorced from the said solomon Hess, and
be restored 70 her maiden name OF Lisse Kaufman,
which petition will stand fQr hearius 70 said Court,
at Huy time after the 2lth day n March, 1901.
l LISSE HESS.
BY f @. HUI, her Attorney. fb7-fThE
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RTBD-SITUATION-By a Scotch girl, a
w situation as cook, No objection to the c9un.
dtIy. Also, a steady man in a family, to work about
the house and drive carriage Girls, with reference,
twaiting situations, at 3O1 Elm and ninth. mhl4.be
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-15

WNANTRD-S TT UATIUN Mo take caro- OF
children, or, to do chamberwork and plain
sewing; no objections to going a SD. rt distance in
the country references given. Address NJ D care
of Press office. mhl4-bE
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-15

XNAkTRD-A small farm. near the city, OF a
dwelling. house and lot in exchange for 81 900
worth of first. class .se~wipg-machines (new) cash
end good security for the balance. Address 2. o.
Box 2,374 mhI4-b7