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RIVER INTELLIGENCE. Mrri0ROLOOirL Henry Ware, Optimum Nos. 5 and 7 VV-srSti otirth street, lor February 11, 1STT-OVJork L'aron. Thcr. 40 ir.

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Weather. lmi(ly, ltaiu." Arrivals Ttkspay. Ren Franklin, Louisville; Arlington, Memphis; Nick Loiipworth.New Osfins; Mountain Bella, fhilo; Vildwood, lliiiinsport; Bostona, Portsmouth; Telegraph, l'omeroy. pKrARTCRESTrysPAY. Daniel Boone, Kentucky Kiver; Umi Kranklin, Madison; Cieneral Lvtle, Louisville Mountain Belle, Chilo; AYildwood, Hiiitrliisport; Bostona, Portsmouth; Teli'srrmiU, Huntington; Kit-tie Jleilor, Kau'aVba; K.

It. Hudson, Wheeling. TllK RIVER la etill falling, with 31 feet water in the channel at six o'clock last evening. A light drizzling rain fell during the greater part of the day yesterday. The river was alive with tow-hoats yes terday, arriving and discharging their tows'.

The followine; boats arrived: Tom Dodsworth, My Choice, Tom Farrow, II. F. l'iorrepout, James tiilmoro, Fred Wilson No. 2, Stella, Fearless, Alice Brown, Storm, Ella, Coal Valley, Whale, and Con dor. Several others passed down, but we were unable to make out their names.

The Fearless made a remarkably quick run from l'ituburjr, urriviug Hero three days and five hours out. Sho laid by nine hours on the trip. She had nine banjos of coal and one of coke in her tow. The Fearless started back to Pittsburg lieht last nijrht after three barges laden with freight for M. Louis.

Win. II. Hall and Tom Catnpbell were her pilots. The Victor Williams passed up yester. day for Pittsburg, with three barges loaded with empty oil barrels.

The Com Farrow started up the river last ni'tit with empty b.irges. The Thompson Dean continues to be an object of Interest to our citizens, and is daily thronged with visitors, admiring her symmetrical proportions and niagniticeut cabin. The I)ean is laying at the foot ol Kace street, and all visitors are politely received and welcomed, whether the object be to secure a room for the excursion, or merely gratify their curiosity. The Dean leaves for New Orleans and way points Fridav evening, without fail. Captain James it.

Pepper and chief clerk N. B. Fowler are well known, and popular with the traveling public. The Commonwealth lowered her chimneys yesterday, and came up to thecity wharf. The Belte Vernon is receiving for her departure this evening for Arkansas and all way points.

Captain John J. Darragh commands, and Thomas Darragh presides in the oilice. The now and splendid passengernsteanipr Jas. D. Parker leaves thin evening for Memphis and way points.

It. W. Wiso is lier accomplished commander, aud Mr.Mc. lu tyre her attentive chief clerk. Captain John K.

Booth is loading the Allegheny Belle's barges for New Orleans at 6c. per 100 less than the steamboats. The Belle leaves to-inorrow evening, and will put freight througu on time. The Mary Miller, Captain J. Paul, is loading to leave for all points on Arkansas Uiver Thursday.

The St. James is the noon mail packet for Maysville. The Fleetwood Is the Huntington and Pomeroy packet, leaving at 4 p. m. Captain Campbell commands, and Messrs.

Tbornhurg, Strattou and Muuck are associated in the ollioc. The Wildwood is making regular time In ber daily trips to Iliggiusport. leaves at 8 r. m. The Mountain Bello is the regular dally packet to Chilo, leaving at 4 r.

m. The Charmer will be the Bed Collar Lino racket for Lvausville, leaving this even ing. Captain Geo. Xenre, asent for the Un derwriters, arrived from Kvausville yes terday. Captain R.

8-Yr-rkes, of tho ill-fated Tt C.Gray, is looking for a purchase in tho interest of tho Arkansas Uiver. lie was in the city yesterday, but returned homo in too evening. The Alaska. Minncola, and MoIIio Moore. from New Orleans, will all be iu port to- ni'-iit.

L'nited States Marshal Packard has taken possession ot the steamer Marcella, at New Orleans. Ice passed the New Orleans wharf last Tuesday for the hrst tnno since lio. Freights from New Orleans to St. Louis are Quoted at 20 cents per 100. The Tom Stevens, sunk up the Missouri, can be raised.

The Seminole has entered the Red River trade from New Orleans. Captain J. P. Fitzgerald, a well-known Bteainboatman, has been appointed Deputy Collector of tho Port of Shreveport. The Natchez took into New brletang on her last trip 2,310 bales cotton, 2,042 sacks cotton seed, l.tr-S staves, 21 oris.

on. The Lau Claire Lumber Company have purchased at Chippewa, the steamer Monitor, or iiougnton on private terms. She will be used in towing rafts on the The John Kyle, after waiting at New Or leans lor a week lor a trip, got out for St. Louis with 1,100 tons, 450 tons of which was railroad Iron. Friday's Sioux City Journal had the following: ''It is now rtmored that S.

B.Coul-son has got the Government freight contract, aud that the Northern Pacific Railroad Company is endeavoring to buy him out and secure the freighting. While we can not vouch lor tne truthfulness ot this report, we will say that it certainly comes through quite a reliable 6ourcc." The St. Louis HeuhJiean of Monday savs: "A gentleman from Evansvillo yes'terd'ay -Informed us that the Dictator was there when he loft, and had sunk one of W. II. Brown's barges loaded with oro and destined for Pittsburg, twenty miles below there; also, that another of her barges was badly cut up by ice, but was repaired temporarily, so that it could reach its destination." The following wrecks have been' raised or removed during the past year from Charleston Harbor and contiguous.

rivers: Iron-clads Palmetto Slate, Charleston aud Chicola; blockade-runners Beatrice and Flora: steamers Coffee. Randolph and a torpedo4oat; also tho iron-clad Weehaw-, ken, and nearly all of the Patapsoo. Only two remain, Keokuk and Zl'iusatonic. The Evansville Journal of Monday says: "Captain Mathews, of the Cfcllier, "by agreement with the Underwriters, skipped 3,200 kegs of nails to St. Louis by the Ft.

Louis and South-eastern Railroad, and will ship more. TUe balance of the freight will be taken to destination by the barges as soon as they are repaired, which will probably be by the end of the weelsvunlcss owners order otherwise' Correspondence. ft vm bwsob nrs iimim Manifnetof the steamer Minneolft, from New Orleans to Cincinnati: Bare, Shinkle A Howell, 41 hhds. sugar; Parker, Hopple A SI tods, sugar, 11 brls. molasses; Vhlte Brothers 10 tUuls.

sugar; con-igneo unknown, 17 hhds. sugar; Anderegg A ftotb, 6 bhds. sugar, 1 box dry goods; T. Warren A 31 hhds. cocoanuts; Gould, Pcarce A 32 bales cotton; P.

H.Madlgan. 63 bales cotton; Manning 4 Longley, 60 half brls. tar: Kemper Brothers, 25 bales moss; J. B. Marre Brother, boxes hananas; J.

Cella, 2 boxes paste; Oane, Breed A 3 boxes hardware; -Tots, Schneider 112 empty half beer Kleiner A Brother, 134 empty half beer I'A) empty beer kegs; WindUch, Mulhauser A 60 essptv-beer kegs, 10 empty half beer brls.i J.O. Sohn A mptv half beer 12 empty beer kegs; Hauck A Wliidlsch, 20 empty ball beer TILl; CINCINNATI ENQUlliEIi. VEi)Esb AY MOKNING. FEBRUARY 12. John Kauflman A 131 empty half bec-r 5 empty beer kegs; John Molon-hoff, 1 box nidse.

For Pittsburg J4 hhds. sugar. Teletrraphlo For latrtt I'itpatchm OvUidi Pagtt. imm Bnr.tran to tm mitnmca.1 Pittsdi ru, February 11. Weather warm and mild, with rain day and a moderate prospect for another rise.

There is six feet water in the river and stationary. Arrived nniata and packets. Departed Exchanga, for Nashville, with a good trip; pilot. Henderson and Hamilton; Granite Mate, Tiie coal boat has not been removed from the Ihe mail-boats exchange trips to that point. Ttia tow-boats Samuel Clark, Ifongal Tiger, Nellie Speer, and James Jackson have arrived.

There a good fleet of tow-boats in port Cairo, February 11 Noon. Arrived Quirk-step, iroin tvansville, 9p. J. N. Kellojrg, from St.

Louis, 9 p. Robert Mitchell, from New Orleans 1 A. Mary Ann, from Pittsburg, 4 A. M. UtV of Alton, from New Orleans, 10 A.

a. Departed Colorado, for St. Louis, p. Quickstep, for Evansville, 2 A. Mitchell, for Kvans-ville, 3 A.

Mary Ann, for New Orlcan. 4 A. M. Anna, for Arkansas Uiver, 0 A. II.

ltained all niirht and loreuoon, aud still eoutiuues. Weather mild. Pittsbcko, February 11. River falling slowly, with scant i feet. A light driz.ling rain lias fallen during tho greater part of the day, with indications of more Weather rather fa-Torahlo at present Departed Exchanj', for Nashville; Granite State, Portsmouth.

No arrivals except the following tow-boats: Nellie 8pecr. Bengal Tiifer, Hoberts, John K. Dravo, Little (jiuut, Jamoa Jackson, Sam Clark. MKMruis, February 11. Weather warm, and raining steadily all day.

Hiver rising slowly. Arrived: Andy Baum, from Cincinnati; I'at Cleburne, White Kiver. Departed la-tni'ht: l.aMy Lee. for lied Kiver; C. B.

Ihurcb, New Orleans; to-lay: W. .1. Lewis, for Ouachita Uiver; ity oi Helena, icksuurg; Julia and Capital City, St. ST. I.oriS.

Mnnrr'H ArriTnl: rnlord.ln. from Vickslrare. i)eiiarted: Mohawk, for New- Orleans; City of Vicksburg, Vlcksburg; Fannie Lewis aud (irand Tower. Mumnliis. Uiver fiillinir slowly.

Weather cloudv and cool durins the day: clear to-night, with wind and appeal anoe of a cold change. Wksslinh. W. Fehrnarv 11. TtiverO feet 0 Inches and falling.

Imparted: Carrio llrooks, lor rituuurg, 10 a. Courier, for 1'ar kersburg. 11 A. M. Andei, for Cincinnati, 4 F.

K. 11. Dur-fee. for New Orleans, 3 P. M.

It has ruinejat intervals gtuc.e i A. m. EvANSvii.n. Februarv 11. Clondr and ralnv all night Kiver risun i feet Fort list: I'p rayeilo, 9 A.

Indiana. 4 p. at. Down-Esuer- anza, P. Mary Anient, p.

M. Kusinei ac tive, iicavyiogaliauv. Mercury S6 to 41. Nasuvii.i.e. Fchruarv 11.

Rivor fall ing; slowly, with 10 feet on llarpeth Shoal. Weather moderate with heavy rains. Arrived iiurksvme and John a. liriinsronl, iroua Cupur Cumberland, and Tyrone, from Cairo. New Oklkaks.

February 11. Arrivod Sam. J. Hale, from Cincinnati, and Hollo Lee from Memphis. Departed II.

8. Turner, for Cincinnati, and Tom Jasper, for St Louis. Heavy rain-storm this evening. Caiko. February 11.

Arrived William Cowan. from Louisville, ft P. M. Departed 1'aiillne Car roll, for New Orleans, 8 P. u.

River risen feet Kaiu continued until dark. Cloudy and cooler. NEWPORT. Onk hundred and flfty-eicrht recruits for the Eighteenth United States Inlantry, stationed at Columbia, South Carolina, left tho Newport Barracks yesterday, going via tne snort Liue uaiiroaa. O.

W. Root, who was found guilty at the late term of the Criminal Court of shooting with intent to kill, but without malice, and nned has received from the (iovernor a pardon tor the oneuse, and a remission of the tine. But few persons are probably aware of the existenco of an ordinance making it unlawful to keep tame pigeons in the city or unless they are confined John Gugel was tiiiod $2 and costs by the Mayor yesterday for a violation ot this or diuance. Charlks Byland applied at the Xew port Station-house on Monday evening for a nignt's longing, and was taken in. lie fore putting him in his little bed, the Station-keeper searched Charles, and found strapped on to his body a pistol large enough to make him sway back.

A charge of carrying tconcealed weapous as pre ferred against him, and for this otTcnso tho Mayor fined him and costs yesterday, COVINGTON. Work on tho Water-work extension has been suspended for some time, on accouut of the hiL-h water in tne onio Kiver. Tite repository of tho Covington and Viciuity Bible Society has been removed to the soutb-webt corner or scolt ana Fourth streets. The Court of Appeals has reversed the decision of the Kenton Circuit Court iu the case of John Maybery against the City otswovington. Mayucry sued tne city lor for extra services while he was City Treasurer, and the judgment of the Circuit Court was in bis fitvor.

The New Government Building; Commla. doner Appointed Meeting; of Citizens Yenterday. A dispatch from Washington 'states that Keprosentntive Arthur and senator stc venson had an interview on Mondav with the Secretary of tho Treasury in respect to carrying out the recent, appropriation or Jioutioo for a rost-ouiee und cnit States Court-house in Covington. The Secretary agreed to act at nnoe. and an, pointed as Commissioners, to select a suit able site, Messrs.

m. t.rnst, V. Shinkle .1. R. Xixon.

Harvey Mvrs and W. Mosher. Proposals for the sale of lots are to be made on or before the 2Mb. of Feb ruary. Tho selection of tiersons for Com missloners.

all of whom reside in the same part of the city, coupled witn the rumor that tho owners of the Park Place prop erty were making strenuous ellorts to sell the' Government a lot at the corner of Fifth and Snndford streetshe location of which is on the extreme eastern side of the city caused a creat deal of comment tin the streets yesterday, and the' excitement reached sum a point mat in tne aiternoou an impromptu meeting of citizens living in the central part oi tne city was neiu ai the otllce of John T. Levis, Esq. X. Stephens, was called to the chair and W. J.

Sandford appointed Secretary About thirty persons were present. Arte a short discussion a committee, consisting of James L. Henderson, ana the cmurman and Secretary, was appointed to prepare and forward to Congressman Arthur and Senator Stevenson a petition setting forth that the gentlemen appointed as Commis sioners are not acceptable to the greater tiortion of the citizens of Covington, wn desire that the proposed Government building shall he centrally located, and asking that other persons he appointca and that every pnrt of tno city be given fair cbanee in the matter. Several of the speakers wished it to be understood that they 4m not object to uie gentlemen named as Commissioners on any groun except that the interests of four out of five of them lie In the First Ward. On motion of Henry Drexelius, it was resolved that the with our Representative and Senator on this subject be conducted bv telegraph.

A committee consisting of Messrs. James L. Henderson. Chas. Asmas and General Hawes was appointed to ascertain at what price 100 feet of cround at the north-west corner of Ninth and lladison streets can be pur chased.

The meeting men aujournea to meet again next Saturday afternoon at Urexelius' liauu Covingtok, February tl.lffJS. I have read this mornin? in your paper that there were about two hundred conversions in the Greenup street Methdist Chureh, which were added to ber number during the last few weeks. I would like to know how they can tell they are converted, an4, if converted, why they renot willing to receive them at once mu run fellowship with them, instead of fix months' trialf Will Bev. Mr. Cbadwlck please luiwir tie abort? SiwuSilaO' GLENDALE.

Another fatal case of cerebro-spinal meuiiicitis occurred in the family of Peter Christy, tho victim bcinj a eirl of tiftecn rcurs. she first cnmplHinerl ii Mindav of benii! al'ectcd. and Htguin on Mondav, but no nodical assistance was obtained, aud she died at the time above luted. Kobert IIai.pkman and Lon Shepherd start this morning, on a prospectin? tour, for Colorado, thence through Arizona and New Mexico, successors to lluftalo Bill and Tesns Jack. They will visit the milling f.istncts, and will attempt to make favorable impression upon Mr.

Lo, the untutored aborigine, and return safe in the course of time' with whole scalps. If the prospects are inviting, they propose to locate permanently in one of the Territories. Gi.fndai.e is bezlnnine to revive its rep utation agaiu for Sundav rows. On Sunday fights at two dittorent points, caused byan overflow of excessively bad whisky. One of tho most reliable itizens informs us mat mere were not loss than a hundred boys and men loaf ing nround on the streets, mine a number of whom were in a disorderly condition of drunkenness, ilarshal iWoley had bis hands full in trving to preserve the peace.

and. after a hard tussle, succeeded in ar- restina the ringleaders in tho disturbance and them Three wero released on their own recognizance to np-pear before the Mayor, but tho most desperate one of the lot, Henry Myers, yet remains in the lock-up awuiting'his trial before Mavor Crawford this evening. Miko Barry, who keeps a saloon on the Princeton Pike, and was im plicated in the row, was 'arraiirned before the Mavor on Monday nij-'ht, waived a hearing, and gave his own recognizance in the sum of 00 to await his examination this evening upon the charges of "assault and battery" and "resisting tho Mar. shal" in the discbarge of his duty. John and William Palmer, who wero also arrest ed, were discharged by the Mayor.

The cause of all these troubles lies in the sale of whisky on Sunday. If the dram-shops are closed on that day, and offenders liromptly punished, Mayor Crawford will a great measure redeem tne eooa name he has heretofore coiUDromisod bv leniencvii tn oi iioi inU I HAMILTON. Common Ti.eas Court. Wm. now vs.

N. G. Curtis. Suit for i-Ki'i 70. with inter est from January 1, '73.

Defendant tiled an answer setting up discharge from bankruptcy, December 7, ltf, in tho District Court of the Eastern District of Missouri. The plaintiff demurred thereto as being an lnsuiiicient ground ot ueieuse. ine ae- murrer was sustained. On Monday afternoon Felix Pflanzer, an old stone-mason, and his grandchild, a boy about' six years old, attempted to cross the Cincinnati, Hamilton aud Day ton Railroad track in the vicinity of Shipley's agricultural works, below tim.depot, by crawling under a iruiicut train that was standing opposite the works and blockading tho crossing. They bad waited several minut-s, and the truin not moving, the old man concluded to wait no longer.

Just asShey had got under the car, the train moved. Pllanzer scrambled out, and in endeavoring to extricate the child, he. had his hand crushed by the wheel. The boy lay between the and live cars passed" over him, but strnnire to say, he onlv had one arm fractured, which was probably caused by the brake-bars, which hang down near the track. ihe train was stopped as soon as the signal was given, aud the little fellow pulled out from under the car.

Pllanzer and the boy were taken to Dr. Markt's drug store, and surgical assistance ren dered. The Doctor thinks he can save tho boy's arm from amputation, but the old man will lose several fingers. CUMM1NSVILLE. The Directors of the County Inlirmary met yesterday and allowed Charles.

Shin- ley in full of bis account with tne bourn ror steam-pine fitting at tho now buildincr. The bill presented was for about which was cut dowu to the ligures ubove named. A MAKRiKD German lady named Llzctta Schmidt, from White Dak. ntlcmbtcd to get oil' of an avenue horse-car yesterday afternoon at tho intcrst-utinn of the Colcr- aiil pike bile the car was in motion, but her drcss-lkirt caught In the step and she was thrown to tho ground and drazired about twenty-five leet before the car was stopped. She wasconsiderably bruised nbutit the side ami limbs, and says that she rang the bell twice, but that the driver neif-lected to stop the car and she thought she would (ret off at any rate.

She was taken home iu a spriug-witgon and will bo about again in a lew days. A Saoramknto man, who went home the otlieg evening niul found his house locked up, after infinite trouble, man-aired to gain entrance through a back win-dw, and then discovered on the parlor-table a note from his wile, rending: "I have gone out; you will find tho door-key on one side of tho door-step." LEGAL. ARSIfiSEE'S SAI.E.-TIIE STATE OF OHIO, HAMILTON COL'NTV, fx.Piin.nant to thu comman of an onler ol sale from Ihe I'robatn Court of Ilnniiltoit County, and to me directed. I will offer at public, sale, In Ihe liotuuduof the Court-house, iu tho city of incinnati, on FRIDAY. February SI, 1H7I, at 10 o'clisli A.M., the follow iii(r-dencriled real estate, to wit: All that certain lot in section 32, town 3, frac.

ranges. Miami Purchase, HamiltuiiCoiinty, Ohio, and boliitf lot No. 7, as plaited on tho return of Commissioners, and containing 5 V7-1U0 acres, be ine aame proiierty conveyed by the Administratrix of Fllinn Folder, decensel. to Casper Notir, by deed recorded in Hook ttl, pae 57, Hamilton Couuty Records, und being situated near Fair-mounU Also, lots 7 and 11, on the plat of Clinton Folier, deceased, made by his hciia, in said section 8J, which eald plat is recorded In Record Hook No. 425.

paiie or the May term, IKI, of the Hamilton Common I'leas Court, in the ease of Thomaa Folfrer v. Alexander F'olirer ot and eaeh lot eontaininir 1 (rt -luo acres, making i lift-list acres, and situated near said town of Fairmount. said S7-11I0 'acres being aame premises conveyed bv Casper Sour and wife to Joseph Meatemaker, by deed recorded in Hook 217, page 501, and said lots 7 and 11, on subdivision; bcinir same Sremiaea convevitl Trom Caier Rour and wife to oseph Meatemaker, by deed recorded iu Hook 844, Hamilton County R. words. The estate of the laid Joseph Mestemsker in all of the premises beinz a fee-simple in uiuro, subject to the life estate of said Capvr bour and wife.

Also, lots and 6. on a plat of subdivision recorded in I'lat-buok No. pace 8, of the Records of Hamilton County, Ohio, and beinir part of lot No. 11 on the plat of the esiat of Ftislia Folirer, deceased, in laid section 8S, Hamilton Couiitv, Ohio, and the same premises conveved by Joseph Morrison aud wife aaid Joseph Mcslemaker. by deed rerorded In Hook 370, page bfl.

of said Records, and adioiDinjr the alKive-descrlbed tract, riaid 5 7-100 acres, appraised atfostlt free of (aid 05-100 acre, appraised at la7 5uj dower, and said lots and toguiher, appraiMd al luo, subject to dower. To be aold by onlef of Court, In case wherein Louia Kramer. AssiKnee of. Joseph Mdtemaker, is plaintiff, ami Joseph llestcruaker et aL are defendants. (No.

1,115.) Terms of sale cash. LOUIS KRAMER, Assignee of Jus. tsenemaker. Cinrinnatl, Jannitrr W. Loso.

Krasf.r ft Krases. Att'ys. JaSJtW TTAMILTOX COUNTY COMMON PLEAS XI No. 1,74. Sophia Oade, plan laintitr, vs.

lieu rv Cade, defendant. 1'eiitlon. Henry Oade, the above-named defendant, whose residence is an. known, will take notice that on tne itnaayoi January, A. I.

1HV3, said plaiutifl. sopliia Gale, Sled her said petition in said Court, praying therein for a divorce from him. the said defend-aas, on the around of willful absence for more thaa three) years, and of eross neglect of duty; sis praying in said petition fur alimony, custody of ctuldren, and for a decree that the real estate therein deacrilied, situate in section Ii, Mill, creek Township, Hamilton County. Ohio, known as lot ho. 4 and 6 of Chas.

C. Murdoch's subdivision block So. 11 of James C. Lodlow'a tate, be the property of plaiaufl; and that onless said defendant answers said petition on or before the 6tb day of March. A.

U. 1B13, docree wUi be taken arainst kirn by default. btVAN A IH)LLE, ITaintitTs Attorneys. OofMAsii, JUBATJ IXi Si-6CrY OF.DINANCEB. 'No.

l.j-n.i VS OfUMN Nt klO A 8TKAM Kin- Kngjue Company in tu Nineteenth nr.l. be it entiiine by Ihe f'uininon Conueil of the I ilv of follows: SEi TIon 1. 'Hut there be and i hereby es'ati-liiinsl a Meant ire nirine C.uiinin In the Ward, tuleert to the rtilr and ot the Oenciai Kue Department uf the city. rr. That this ordinance shall talteetTivt and be In lone fruin and alter thecarliet I allowed bv law.

February "th. A. P. 1V. J.

V. ITfZCKR ALD. 1're-iidert bflouuviluit n. .1. I- KKt iWident Hoard of Aldermen.

Attest: .1. r. lii.Ai tBi aN, liivllerk. ll-t I No. VS ORniNAMK TO IMPROVE Al'M street, from b.ervatory ruad to north Hue of bwiuy'a nldivliiiB.

licit ordained bv Ihe Common Covmril of the fit oft ineiutiuii. iiW't-'-hirits uf all Ihe In eseh Hoard eouenrnne.) That Patim from Obei vnury road to nui-th line inir' ub-dlvision. be improved liv gradinif, w'ttinit tiatnM-k curb. tlHgniiu tfittterv, pavinit with bow 1.1 era, and confirm uir the neeeijarv eulvert or tlrain. in aeeohliini Hiih the rrxilutiou of the Count il a November (eh, February Idi, A.

I. ImT. j. w. nrzr.FitAi.ri.

Pre-ident Hoard ol Couut'ilineo. .1. 1. KKt K. l're-idetit Huitnlof Altlernien.

Atteit: J. F. Hi. At tm us, itvlleik. it I No.

l.SItt.1 VS OKDIXAXCK To IMrUOVE CARL alley, from Third 'treet to Avery Mrott. He it ardained by the i omnion I omit' il of the City of itwo.third of all the momler in eaeh Koaid conturi inj; That t. arl alley, from 'lhinl Ktrwt to Att-ry iireet, improved by grading. D-ntLrin? gutters, paving with lo l-dera and constructing the neee-arv eulvertsor in sernrtianre Kith the ri'iolutiou of the lotinc il adopted Oetolu 1Mb. l'aiistd February tth, A.

I. J. VS HiZOF.lt President ol Uiuufilmeu. .1. KKl K.

President Attest: .1. F. Hi.iCKri KN.t itv rk. li st IXo. l.M.l VN OKDISANlK TO IMPROVE EVANS allev from Vinestrwtto WeudPH alley.

le it ordained by tho Common Council of the City of incmnat, (two.thinl ul the jiiember in each Hoard eoncurriiiK That Kvan alley from Vine street to Weiuli 11 allev lie unproved bv radlur, in aceeordanre with a resolution of the Council adoptetl November li 1 Passed February lib, A. I. IM J. W. HTZGF.lt A i n.

President llimrd i ouiieilinen. J. KKt President Hoard of Aldermen. Attest: J. F.

BlAtmi kn, City Clerk. li st INtV Ay ortijxanCk to improve east alley frt'in F.vnns alley to north liuool l.l.-as ami Loth' a subdivision. Ho it by the Common oiinril of the City of Cincinnati two-third of nil the meiiilier in eal Hoard coneurrinir, Thnt F-hbi allev from FJyana alley to north line til Lisas and l.oth's nbdivition, beimprov.Ml bv crnilniir, in aei unl ance with the resolution of the Council adopted uctoner iMn. Passed February 7th, A. P.

irx .1. W. FITZCKR President Hoard ol oiim lllneo. .1. KKl President Hoard of Mdermen.

Attest: J. F. Hi.ackhi'kn, ity I lei k. 1) St I No. l.ttAl OliDINANiiF: lO IMPROVE It Tf It treet, from Obttrvittorv street to Lost Court klrccl.

Ho itonliiined by the Common ouncil of the Cilv of ineiunali (tn o-thirilii of all tho meinhi-ra in each Hoard concurriiifr). That Haul! itriet from Olifervatory Hreet to Katt Court street imiirnved bv tettinar bill-curbn and inivinir with llme-stouo iu accordance with the resolution of the ouneil adopted lletoher 1Mb, 1K7S. Pned cbruarv 7ih, A. K. .1.

W. Fl iZOFR I.I President llonnl of ouiii iliuen. .1. I. KKl K.

President Hoard of Aldermen. Attest: F. I'lai km rs.I ity b-rk. No. i A' ORDINANCE To IMPROVE MEMNHY allev, from Liberty street lo I Inches at reel.

He il ordained by the I ommun ouneil of tilt ily uf incinnati itwo-thtnl of all the membcri in each Hoard concurring). That Mclmdy jullcy. from Liberty afreet to II unties street, lie Improved by irrndinir, flaL'inir riitlem, paviuir with bowl and conMrnctintr the necessary tliaius or culverts, in accordance with the lusolutiuu of the Council adopted Oetohvr is, l'usseil February lib, A. I. J.

W. FIlZOEHAl l. President Hoard of uuiieiliuen. I. I- KKt K.

President Hoard of Ablennen. Attest: J. V. Hlackui kn, City Clerk. II It SEALED PROPOSALS.

until clock nuonoi ei.ru.iry i an, A. 1. lor irradmir, itini( mil rums. no. uuviuir with itoinI sound lime-stone, neeordinir t' sneeillcatioiis on file in the OlUce of thu Hoard of Improvements, J'avlllon Street, from IlHteh Street to Urdu's Westxrljr Line.

Also, for urra.iini mid niaeHilanii.inir according to speeilieuiions on Ule ill the Oilice oi" the Hoard of liiipmvi'iueout: Ilatt'li street, from the Kast Side of FuJIer IMieet to the Kt Side of Carney St reel. A eopny of ihis advert iKenvnl 1 1 bid. bidders to imioie tln'ir uphill the en-veloiie inchodufr their iiroiosls. The Hoanl reserves the right of rejecting any or all of the bids. Kucli bill to be uecoinpnnicd by two stiretit' id.ler to tne the priulcil forms, lis no other vtiil be received.

Ilv order of the Hoard. ja'-naiW FltANK M. MiCORD. Clerk. SKALLlTl'ltOl'iiSALS WILL HK HK l.l KI at the olliceof the Hoard of Iniproveitieiitri until li o'ibK'k noon ol A.

f. 1T1, for- frradmsr and c'liistruetinir the luces-ai ciilverta or drains aci ordinit lo specili-raiioiis on Ule in thu oilice ol the Hoard ol improvements, LANE ST UF. FT, from Locust Street to Ellin! ban Kcmpi-r's North I. Ine. Six months' time, from April 1, 181-1, will he allowed to complete the tvork.

Hidden) lo Indorse ihcir names upon the envelope iiicltMiuir their proposals. The Board ieervea tho right of rejecting any or all of the bids. Ka -h bid to be aecotnpnnlcd by two sureties, rid lers to use the prinud forms aa no other will be received. Hv onler of the Hoanl. ja-HWe t'UAKKM.

MrtDBD, flerk. l'loposais for Books and Stationery. COMMISSI! )XFR' OFFICK. I II ssii.Tos Cot NTV, Ohio C'tNrtNNiTi. January 111.

1:1 F.AT.EP I'KOHOAI-- will he received al this oilice until EDXESHAY, February lath at IS for fnrnishinir the Courts and County OiH- en with blanks, blank-lKMiks, bindinir, pi iiitihg and stationery for one )eur from dale ul coi.tract- Hids for each article muat be stntwl separate ly. A form for bids will be fummhod on. application at this ouH-e. 111. is must lie accumiianied with g-ood security for acceptance and fiilllllment of contract, and the Hoard of County Commissioners rl-serve the right to reiect any or all bills.

W. M. YtATMAV, Auditor. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS ovpirr, ointv, 5 uary 17. 11.0 II i LTON I I SEAI.F.U PHOl'OSA 1.8 WILL al this oflice until ttaturdav, Februarv 15th, 1A at It o'clock for makins; Oil for approaches to the bridge across the Great Miami Kiver, near Ellabethtown, Whitewater Township.

The work to be done in awordHnce with proille and epociflcations on file in this office. I'ersoiia desiring to remonstrate agaiiwtsaid Improvement will file their objections with the Auditor, and the said remonstrance will be considered on Haturday, Februarv 16, 1HT3, at It M. The ripnt to reiect any or all bida is reserved. Bv onler of the Commissioners. Is'lX-Weftsa-tt W.

F. AmUtor. MEDICAL. REWARD For snv ease of Blind, Bleedib'g. Itching or 11-o-rated I'ilea that De-Ling's File Remedy fails to cure.

It is prepared epresy to cure the Pil and nothing else. Hold by all druggists. J. D. PAUK, Agent, cor.

Fourth and Waiuut sts. O. selt-lysa-SuWe LOST THE OLD Wmim Msuicst la. STirrta, 187 fyeamore Cincinnati. is the MANHOOD! only place in the country where young men have seen ana can be restored iron uie rueca us Abuse by Use only known and sure remedy.

PAY required of responsible persons antll cured. head two stamps for Circulars of Advice on del, ksu snaussrs lo but seaes, avli-lyiia Wr 1 137.5. BLOOM OF ALL WOIE KOYvr That beauty, rather than jeniua, whlah all get sratlom of men have worshiped ia tho sot. Cca be wondered at, then, that so or woman lime and attention should be directed to tbs means of deyeloping and preserving that beauty? Won.en know, t.xi, that when men speak of the Intellect of women, they speak critically, tamely, eoolli; but when they come to speak of the chairns of beaa- tnai woman, tneir language and their eyes kludle with an enthusiasm which sbws theta to be profoundly, if not, indeed, ridiculously, in earnest. It is tart of the natural tjr.t.

of ceive all thia, sdJ therefore employ every tllowalile rreacn to tne contrary, as we may, against the arts employed Ly women for enhancio their beauty, there still stands the eternal fact that the world doe not piefer the society of an nglj pmio of genius to that of a beauty of less Intellectual acquirement. The world has yet allowed so higher mission to ouien than to be beautiful, and it would seem that the ladies of the present age are csrry-ng this idea of the world to greater extremes than ever, for all women now. t.i hum nenn denied the talismauic power of beautv. supply the deficiency by the use of a delightful tniles articl.nowo ai the "BLOOM OF YOUTH," which has lately been introduced into this country by George W. Laird, delicate beautifler.

which smooths out all indentation, furrows, scars, removing 'an, freckles, and discoloration from the skin, leaving the complexion clear, brilliant and beautiful. inesiio sort and smooth. With the assistance of this American Invention of a Ivly's toilet, femalo beauty Is dustmed to play a larger part in the admiration of men and the ambition of women than all the arts employed since htrcroatioo. The most delightful and harmless toilet preparation hvs been established over ten years. Iiurlng that time lustance given entire satisfaction.

Ladies need have une ot tne most eminent phjuciau ol New Yoik X1. LOUIS A ftnr carefully Sliminfmr th snfttvt-: rr.nr..l MJ uuim ui licit! tit, of the gonuine Laird's 'Uloom of Youth," pronounced the preparation barmles. and entir-dv frM from sny ingredient Injuriou to health. Lfidles, Beware of Datitrorons ruitl V. Luird's 'Bloom of Youth." The unprecedented success of Gcorea V.

Laird's "Bloom of Youth" has Indncod nnnrlnelole.1 sons to counterfeit ami Imitate the "doom of Youth." The genuine preparation has achievM great popularity during the liut ten years it has been In Mr. Laird, being determined to rid tho market of counterfeits, and In order to protect the public from lniHsit ion, ami to prevent their pure basing not only a woithlcss hut a imitation of his reliable and harmless beautifler or the skin, baa placed the label uf this preparation under tha charge of the L'ultcd Slates lioverninent, and their euitraver, Mr. Joseph IL ai pentor, of has prepared a design, and engraved the same on steel plates, at a large expense. The new liitxtl will embrace ths l'nited states luterual Revenue stump. Any person or persons rounterfeitiur this label will be liable to imprisonment by thu l'nited Htates authorities, tinware of worthless iia-itations.

See that the Revenue Stamp is printed on the front label, and the name G. W. Laird is stamped in glass uu the back uf each bottle No other is genuine. Ihi delightful preparation is Sold hy all Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers. JDcjpot, Gold 3txoot.

Now IrlelS-l Hy7p4t Wy de mh lyocl FLAGG'S REMEDIES. GIVEN AWAY IF IT WILL MOT INSTANTLY RELIEVE Rhsumnts'm Neuralgia, Hendacht), Sprains, Bruises, Cuts, Burns, Chilblains, Deafness, Catarrh, Bowel Complaints and all similar Diseases. will Kill Th worst cough in quicker time than any other preparation In the world. We will refund the money If we do not stive Immediate relief. SOLO EVERYWHERE.

sl -T-r-'J ONLY HARMLESS DYE. Acts like a charm I Neverfalls to Instantly produce tho most natural shades of Brown or Black BY ONE APPLICATION. 1 lal-lvWveowK MEDICAL. Go Consult the Ricord of America. TKIVATE DISEASES I JtF.D IN TIIKKE days, without tne use of Werciiry, loss of time or ehahsre of diet.

Younr men sutferuis; from rsirw-fc tt- oiss-iwsr, tiie stroyer of thousands, psTmnnentlv curcl. Mid- I i oi vol luia 1 11 peedilv restored to mfltilv vlitor. Fees uimU-rataa, 1 I. .1 I hull! PirillUAl ll, uia. IUI l.iiTin lis, Bonaparte's irreat book, price 50c.

French safes, aifuinst iliseiue, 1 ea or three forji Female pills lor obstructions, ii a boi; extra. 15. Das. HON APAKTt A KKVNuLD1), ja54f 1 81 Byc-niDorc Cincinnati, Ol DR. JAQUES, ARKfiCLAKLY EDUf ATF.D PIIVMCIAX continues to give his special attention to the treatment of all forms of veneresd and private disfaftos.

C'aets of disease recently remtracu-d are cured in the shortest pos.mle time that will insure permanent relief, and long-standing cuiisti. tutional cases are treated with success that is no-equalett. hyphilia, Gonorrhea, Oltst-t, stricture, Orchitis, Hernia, and all Irinary diseases, are treated with unp iralleled surceaa- erniator. heminal Weakness, as the result of self-abuse in youtb or exc-u In matarer years, aud which produce some of the following cffecU. as emissions, blotches, debility, diuineu, nervousv Dees, dimuen of sight, couiih, InOijreMiun, constipation, cleeiiondeBcy, confusion of itleaa, aversion to society, loss of Bicmorv and sexuml poser, and which unfits the victim for busineas or marriaare, and uUirJiatelveausins; Insanity and eoosumptn.n, are thoroue-hly and perjianently eured.

1 in potency or loss of manly vior oeruianently rami ty remedies that are not injurioiis. It is evident thai one wbe devotes bis entire attention to a certain claha of dit-cavws, and is coniianily treatina a Urre nnmber of ease nasi powtesw Krester skill in that specialty than those doing a (reneral Sr act tee. A medical pamphlet relating to Dnvate iaeaaes'by mail, in ss-aled envelo, for two stamps. It contains full srmptJm lists, that enable Uie patient to fives writtes statement of his earn. In Doctor not to be elae-ed with the oiimerous imiotors that Infeet all Urre cities.

His medical diploma is in plain view at bis onV-e for the inspection ol treated br mail and eiprr, but, where passible, is beet to visit the city for personal consultation. Consults tioa free. Char ires nstslerate, and terms of payment favorable. Cures jruaranteed. Medicine supplied from the doctor's own laboratory.

Hours: a. to ir. Ruswlays. IS lo Jr. u.

Oflice Ka 130 w. Bixlb strrtt, nss, Aaos aan t-1 1m, Cincinnati. Oais sii-lrV7wr jfwmmmim tsj. nsniiun mm I mmmmm TOTJTH. art to become the god less of that adoration.

over one million ladies have Hied it, and in every no fear of using this invaluable toilet acquis. t.on. City, SAYRE, ih Worthless Imitations) of Georjo use. STEAMBOAT MATTEKa. UPPER OHIO.

OKI Kcllal.le Fur Maysville. Leaveserery MONO FRI. OA at lit thcipicu lid pasen-er sluani ST. JAMKS Ii. M.

WAlF, Master. O. r. Ml aw. Clerk.

Frciirht reewved at all honrs at Whari-boat, fotsl of al nut street. It W. J. II A 1. 1.

A i A. uu For 'Now ICIrhnirinrl mid Chilo. 'I-avi-si DAILY, st 5 P. Ihe steamer WILIIVXOtlO J. PWLK.

Kss'-ir. ORAN MrHONAI.O. Agent, Whaif-UiHt, f.K.t of Walnut st. MM Saciy and PomeroT Packet Co. JOHN KV LK.Pros T.

M. JOHNSON, See'y. DAILY, at4 p. Wharf.ljoat, loot Main st. OHIO No.

4, lurcflfcLOH, and Thurvlay TFLFCilt IMI. lloMWr.i.O'iiesday aud Friday H.Kr.l WOOO.I X'ftsSZZjk 1 hrotuli ticket and hills ladirnr frtveu ui and Kanats Valley. Ouao o. 4 anil Fleet-Wissl iro IhniUKh to Poiuerov eiv trip; lelesrapli on Friday only, boats leave promptly at iV. XL.

Frelithl nvelved at all hours. P. As-ent. W. Sup't.

Pioneer Lino Ohio Ho. i Cits JiOi-'Kr, AgeuU. felt) Dally Packet-Fnr New Klehmond and Chilo. MOI Sis MoRCiX.M.uter LliW Mukrih Clerk, leaves foot Walnutstruct DAILY. rfT sv at i P.

M. fci JTiri a LOWER OHIO. Louis illc, Owciisiltoro, Kvansvillo. Is-aresTHI-) DAY, lith. 5 P.

the steamer CHAH.MKK WM. THT1LNOU, Master. For freiifbt or nassajre apply on board, or to J.C. HoKMAN A CO. or JOS.

CC 1 Mi A A As-ent. Cincinnati and Louisville l'nited tttatrs Mall Line Meamers. Tit KKT OsrH KS SO. 4 III it- rr- KI Hut SK. and on the Ciencral Fndiibt No.

0 inu 1 1, oltiN- on hart-boat, foot of Vine. For Aids' i.N dailr, at 12, noon, making all way landings. For dally, at 5 P. landing at Aurora. Vcvay, Carrollum and Madison only.

On Sl'MiAY one boat only, leaving st It, noon making all way landing. feB-lf ARKANSAS RIVER. Regular Arkansas Hiver Packet. For Memphis, Tine Bluff. Little Kork, Van ltureu, F'ort Smith, and all Points on Arkansas Itlver.

Leaves WEDNESDAY, lth, P. the steamer BFLT.K yr.RXOX tltlt Mill. Msstr-r. For freight or apply on tfTaj iioani. nrioiii'n, a.

i -r ui.1 TV A MlOLIiiL, A genu. Regular Arkansas River Parket, ForMemplils, Pine RltifT. Little Hock and Fort Smith. Leaves THt nsn.VY. Utb.

at P. U. poaiUrely, the fine pauener steamer MARY MII.LF.lt J. PAUL, Vaster. For freight or pa-sare apuly on -i t- U.ard.

or ui J.I. DoUMA.N A mZSm No. Main street. IrlJ LOWR MldSISaiPfL Newest, Finest, Fastest, Safest and Best Steamef la the Trade. Vicksliurtr, Natchez.

N'ew Orleans. IKOM ClC l.N.N AIL To large and cl-rant Passenger srfTjaj bteamer Jas. H. Pcrrta, Muter. V.

B. Fowles, Clerk, Leaves Cincinnati for New Orleans, from above foot et Kace street. On FRIDAY, 14th, at 5 P. M. Arriving at New Orlraas In time for, and returns log alter, MAKDI-GKAS.

For rrelsrht or oasaage apply on board. felO For Lower Ohio and Memphis. wrnv ran sr Maiiiivlr. the splendid passenger steamer JAMES I. PAUKEH R.

W. lalt ror rrelght or passage appiy on board, or to THOS. S. KOTfc.t.ET-i TY A McGUIRF, fiEO. II AKTtK, BOOTH'S BAKGE LIXE' Katchtz.

"ew Orleans. Leave. THU RSDAT, Win, i P. toe steamet ALLEGHEXT BELtB AND BATrOES. For freight contract JTP'.

board, or loCwpt a. nwin. or J. W-s fls..