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The Cincinnati Enquirer from Cincinnati, Ohio • Page 3

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1 W.te, mar7? leaf Ike aaaVe of a Canal fleclioa. Out Dollar, II ie or Twe uuiini. Trugw the MAV.br the JlTMADISUN ia. candid Th. Peace, at the enaai Aaril ilseasa.

Taocsmi "umllAM A. BEARD aiU be eupported en WS. to ennounee Hum CT, c.didale for lb. ofBce of Ji JjJJrf lieTeaee, at ibe oomiaa, towaebip elee BBLL eaU.fcrai of tb. Peace, Vm will please "I i i iKMNuHAM.

1 a Cept. JOSEPH AR" Street Market 9pa, as a candi aXl' CIST a ndida Jaati of TOWNSHIP TRUSTEES. ia a eaodidrte for TownaUp 1 1AM BILLINGS ia a candidate for SaSkj April election. sJHrsr "TrifJ JUlLFORDiaa candidate lTwa T'STMr Editor PWe. "MES 8.

WTHBRBY.aa oU mtbjea, will be a candidate t.nirn ia a candidate for Towneblp MANY VOTERS. TOWHSHIP CLERK a fin CHURCHILL ia a earn) us in the eReo of Tu oaanip dork, at iheen JOSJWH McDOUGAL fo a candidate for Com cdman ia lb 4th Ward, at the aaaotng elecuon i ik. nMninaiha aa candidate far Council SSThr Si Working Men of ibe 4th Ward. "ilftSV aBTIN will be euooorted fat rJonalraati ia ibe Third taa Ana Monday M. HAWKINS la a candid re efactioo ssCooneUaaaa far the 7th Ward, eaaaiaaAprflt TAVIiiR.

an 'sr. eeudidalee for City Council lor the Fifth Ward C1TT iOBTEVOa. fc W. V. BARR ie a cendiJete for Cit.

Bar trior at tea iriEI'H GEfi tasWaosafChy CONST A RLE. WILLIAM MOUIW a eaada.1. rr JONATHAN R. HOLLAND ie eao JVr. f.

rsnsaaU. ia the Second Ward. 5 r. WILTSBEBGEM i raaeaoat. far the ocace Coastabia ia the Stxih Ward, at jm Aoril aierlica.

fcr J. C. HALL ie ihe rm ware. Werd.altU Apnieesriion rj a. j.

1 WrfUBM SMITH si a candidate Om otabso ia use osreeata waiu, at use vaaaipaj aaaaw rll C. DANNETTELL a eaaslkkte far mar li ftrJl)HN 8. WiXlDS iss csnd.dst. mi Ceoataaio, la (be Tib War. J.

JACOBS for re elecnaa ia lea Word. C. J. W. SMITH DAVIDSON rrtTfftN JONES atbdo.

B. BLACK otfe on. i in the Fir Ward. rVfJESSE O'NEILL a a oaodldai. lor taa of CoaeuWe la the th Wd.

at rrA We are roaeootod aeaoaaea JOSEPH MORROW a. a eoaaidate for CoaeuMe ia the Ward, ai the snooing election. tYrJAMEeV. L. RTjfriNii a XaMetataoaa Ward.

KTRgUAMIN PHILLIPS a oand au rScftlOair PRASE, randidaiTror egtS rfCaaaubl. ibe Tbd ai tb MOINEKK Or WATER WORKS. I DAV1ES baearaBaaM far rr aleriio Eisjiaeer el taa Water Worhe. awl SwSStFSr RYTARVaaTtaata 'f' W.R RCTTW fa a aaaaBeaaa far Call R'Ma laife, si the ssssatag April afartwa nar, rz brior ol W.te, Raata, ai eke nave Ct, I tTCMARLRSfTMOADwHl at far iba aSka ai CetVaraat of Wees TUaU. a RANSELMAN ba emwadaa.

fa. of Waaw Reseat aba aaaaaaiaieatfoa. WHARF AtTRR KT8AMUEL HARRISON, aa oM and worthy baa. will a candidal, far Market Maw. ai Ifct mouin April election.

Sir J. WASH. MASON ia a candidate fur reelection to ibe office of Market Maaln. CAPT. AND LIEUT.

NIGHT WATCH i. W. KEILrJi" not candidate of the gbt Watch, at the ensuing electwo. JESSE B. BOWLIN ba candidal, for re elec tiun.ee Lieuluiaut ol ihe Night Watch, and will be supported by Mamr Vnui.

mar 18 KrDANIEL SMITH ia a candidate far Captain of the Niglit Watch, at the ensuing election. KT ROBERT AN OS is a candidate lor Caputs of the Night Watch, at the ensuing April election, and if elected, will devote his entire time to the discharge of its duties mar 11 KTl. J. LANULEV is a candidate for the office of Captain of the Watch, at the ensuing April eiec rrnriRi rnrnn i ictaVlSr CLEMMRR ta a i a Wharf Meotat aa aba isjaalaf atOROt atRJeWRat Watthe fgAAwlal. se aa a candidate for re election to the of fice of Captain of the Watch al the ensuing HENRY CRAVEN, aa old citiaen, ia a candi date lor Watchman in the Second Ward, at the en inir lection.

mar 21 MICHAEL EG AN will be anpported for Watch man in the First Werd.by Mim Vcrme. J0.Y WIN ALL is a hman in Im Fifth Ward. SAMUEL STEWART a enuing election. JOtlN GOULD is candidal, for re election as Watchman in the 2nd Wsru. ITU BEEN BERRY CH AIL is a candidal, lor Watchman in ibe Tilth Ward at the cneuing elec GBO.

MILLER ia candidate far WeidTrnan the 4th Ward, at the ensuing el. JOHN M. CLAU a earn Watchman in the hlh Want TIKIM AH DC IRAN ia a candidate for Watchman in the Third Ward, it ttM ensuing amino. THOMAS IIB.LSTR IP ta a candidate far re ictioa the office of Walckman in the 7th Ward, the ensiling il t. iVr MORTON TAG ART Watchman in Ibe Firat Ward WILUAM ABBOTrias in i lie Kir Wsrd ttJrJRTRR EAR LEY tion far Wsiehsnon ia ibe Thod Ward, at tbaenso IrE MURRIN candidate for Watchman in the 3rd Ward, al the seeing April election.

fr AJOR PERRY ieeeaadidetelbt Welch inintho 7ih Ward, al ihe ensuing election. 1IEHN AltD MOORE a candidau for Watch 'WSEiEEL a W.umaa in Pr.Ud.l piaa. aad baa bean a reatdent of tine eitf, BROWN a candidau folwaieb rmninthe It Ward; altheeneaing aiet FRANC IS FRETON if a Waaeaaaaa in be 7th Ward, at taa earn rVr JAMKM U'riKlf 'N is Watchman in the Jd Ward, at iba anaetng April 'rvATRICK FXANARY. one of the pro senVscting Watchmen of ibe Id Word, ie a rao didata lor ro eleeiioa ia said ward. (TrJOHN J.

WOZENCKAr ta a eaooiu.t. rWaichm.o, in ih. F.fih Ward. ST LEWIS HCHELL a ca. far snioa 10 ibe oRot of Watchman, in the ret 'ard aar PETER IRNMBboraaalkfatefor W.tchman, the Fifth Ward, ai tha eocarng etectiea.

ry WM JACOBS candidate fa, Watoh is the rim Ward, at the eoraing etaetion. arc. OSTH will h. sopporiorl. at ike coming etertinn.

fur Walrhman in the 1st Ward WM OtTTEN is eanddete (or re Watchmen in the rirai Ward. aMRT adid. far W.icbn In K. a PHILLIPS. WM A CORll TAYLOR: JW Reaoof Vmtm K.

CADY. D. T. BNELLRAKKK. KHB 3rd an.

JloWTaamecef A LWai ilueae an Vma elisau triMleadSeaund Natht DEPt it and oaaea pEi Mat Weaasra Row; i okcea. lbs following eam ofi oara.llbaelead. Ft SkMVELW DAVIBCM.ro. ULOOBl STATE RANXNDTR. SliAWNFXTt.WN DITTO, si 1 1 I "i to ifSb'S'ihe apw bTa' bTe'3 nung the aa wolRaTrm yeereadrng ULCEIPTS Ami "I bnlnnce inTreaeuiy, MsnliS, IMI, AW.

gg; for keeping: luna tice and Biota, Brown do. oj Highland ox, do. do. Clinton do. do Tier, m.t 4 tu Tmmmkm To Cincinnati Orphan Aaylam, tor sup SI3'h''dnd8l.

ord.rssoM,aoa! Ro ipta, a AW OPMCKBROWN et DUMON xj AlUrm JjAjkWMbmtaa wumm 1B42. Ce lodainav Mload to the prooaru tion ol Miiesa, and irwlokerJoo of csa.nu, tn the 1 counties of Daarhorn. rnwkHn, Ripley, SwrtierUod. an 'is aM cxnt Ttaay will also attend to ibe i loe i lle ytate.tae eiaeof vlih jbrmj thoatwtltaa lbs of the Dbtrc a mil Court of ibe L'Bited Slaiea, which ia aUQO and up U.SOH 17 Troported bat year, 84 94 RrfHsx, eic 7,138 93 (o, building and other improre meots at the Hospital, I.SM 98 for interments, including oof fine, etc, 8 fororncerenl.aUtionery.print. ing.

and olhar incidental ex i7 30 loTowoup Tru.teeaaoae 1 IjSM 91 Clerk, ISO UO DalarjceiaTreaaury. March 7th, ISO, 9,709 32 tnm Hamilton county fori Darke do do Prablo sb) Millcrerk township, do Fulton Graaa Delhi cSgm 113,114 68 BLfl 4 00 CO 98 879 87 3.1BJ (XI 1.979 00 DAVID CIIURCHILU T. Carre. There bare been admitled ialo the Commere.l HaaapHal aad Laaalie Asylum of Ohio, daring lbs of whom bare bora diachar TJSXtil nTwtar. bar.

b. db da! Tl km he sen. lo Arlum Colum jH ilttlmn tnaoia. Peat Hoaaa, 37 ST SuJ Tkar. bn dbobargrd, 8 bar.

ea. darmg use year. Th. daily arorag. numher supooi sfaal throughoei the year.

bajal ger number than any erenow year Tie ihe gRg laferabab WM I ROS8MA.N JiHIMI JOHN HCDMON. reeawe Ceoaawr. aeait.e ft lwh. Ommiitee ihe City Ooaneil. the Book, of ihe Township JONAH MARTIN, KAMI' EL TKEVOR, L.

BREWSTER. tm ea Era. stron. eerU al ta. uraaaa aaj I II fa.

sale or bear, ea sn aeon ids uag Ceeaeaiaa atraat, aatwara ii doer wast of R. Baehanae Trrp aarC 4m 9i balpridue fc roUswrqw. TCAM9MAT ACCCBIt, BOOmUU 3 SaoiTe ea Tnxwenmen Naia era Cafajaak, baea. JAMES BROWN. WllmiooK LBENEZER DUJ Dearborn county heine onunty in the sti laddirw, much bod ia owned by ikhi rcidenta, wtto experience mocb drmculty in prxu riuir unnaneattaaaaitslo attend to the same.

A v. larve amount of bnd'ie tbaaanauallT f.irfmted to the 5 Stst. and owner" put lo groat expense in procuring BjkBB li do. do. do.

99 90 do. do. do. 74 83 ol the port 8k 7n.TunT EXPENDITt'RES. for idioia.andlromin Ami paid towards aapport of rlotta, ie uudorsigned, one of the firm, being ihe Trow and Collector of theooaatr, ra ooataaae nxj lusj being thua himarrf kteraaied that lb.

situation and till, of bnde throughout lb. Persons, therefore, wish.ng lo buy or sail. New York. An riioneiVee of work, both lor ornan EBENEZER DUMONT. A 71 at NOTE KNUR A VIXGe Office ol RaWBE.

Wataar dl HaTca. corner Morn 3t lwnreoaat A large eaeoTmient of superior rW Nets Tftt Ttt "rVbea umform with seewrn officea Pel. Illaa. I 1 KMOT II HaaJ.Lav. baa remove IV his LUMBER YARD from ihe comer of Rao.

and Columbia streets, to the lot formerly occupied as the KaJ Road Ganin, on third atre.1, weel Sniih. HKMICAI. OIL. F. TARRANT take.

opportunity of reluming thank, to his cu the liberal share of patronage, and the en no gummy matter, and wean longor MM for bmps. a the comport sudloaal of sol any light yet distorored. caanricaTa. T.ia to certify that at the Third Annual Fair of the I bio Mellaril' 1 Inantuw. F.

K. Tsrraitt eahib I Ijud id, preparon by mm tor Bane lag Umpa, and machtaary, waaaa submillad tu ibe lest of axperlmenia, wa. lound lo be and tree Irum any an under our ibb Tib dsy of June, 1810. T. WrxiRenary.

Sold et the factory on Main etreet, nearly oppoMto Qsjgal lloase. Lamp od. 75 cents per galloni od marrl LrroRAUR. COMAHaaloM. ANDREW land Agent andCommi It Ma tm bdba aad guiilernen of Cianonaii.

ha. arri.ej in ifo. city, aad baa opened on th. sooth c.T.T of and Mum baa eo aw aaaxeedea improetaaj me appoiaiae ae ia by Swa proosaa. aw their irsdieiioeraaae Raoasii dantaeerieo bare aaa.pls.sry reaaaeed ifoa.

and tb. pctnute aow lakea by Ihe i QWlUa TRRATiaK New edition reriaed iJ aad aim if A tartaar esmajy ime ear oTb, ERNST It THOr. IOMMIV.II nVtL. eaTawef Wrk mg I wdl II o'clock, A Ol BANKRUPTCY NO fiaaaW laeater aaoa ibe ear of are ceaeelhwday. at Ihe isr aad Miner, rpua ARR rrOTRR far aib fow, far ib.

a Z'm'. JCaHNSTcS wVyapeat bat gm Kb try eaerbmat, an dj. bWy aifoama! hao a tate the aaaatfo aaava, aihgsiliaa; ibe arye TfokVie aOsea 01 UO(lCt awepapera ol lb. romactire oountTS'o all thi; rtgular practitioners of wULin th. State of Onto, iba.

in the city of inem ol May, A Oar medical brethren eeerr where, aad more rape cially those of the adjoining Slatee, are respectfully I the Cooeonuon, sua it ia hoped tbara will be a full of the Apollo Aosucbiion far the promotion of ibe Fin. Arts in in. United States, hereby offer the irk Hamano uouau lor the but llittor neteaa, of eabinel arse, tha work of aa American artist, the subject of which lo be of a national character, which shall ba presented I hem by the first TtepSanXaS to be engraved for dbtri outioa among toe emails or ine aaaoctaiion; ins of which to encourage American artists, ss so lo increaee Mai laaaroee public taste the litleo. tkerefore. rcooectfullr solicit, and confi dently rely upon, the co operelioA and eRiru of ihe artiau ol our country, to entile them to publish a wore, which shall do aoaor to American art, and oarr.

to alerate the aundard of laeto. torth nothing unworthy of the art, or tha object of ibe assocbtion, bey are emnpaued lo reaaree the liberty of reveling all ihat may be offered, shoaM there be none iVihetr opinion worthy of the duuiacti.m, or January let, gg. tRSUBRS AND tbathehaaealaMid or end Veaaraaarbr, BANR Or CINCINNATI, in Umr poseeaaioa ear books 3E ken openeji sum daiiare. ART ART. nforma the pttMK thbciiyeaFarri ihTbaS ng both a theoretical and practical oaacaiiaa, be daaca.

Ifoearse all dukaaaa of hereea, nabe aad IT ariTc Mreral. informatiun ol their fa Tli. and ackneaam. io the person. iniere.tl.

and sound horses. lie aba will buy and sell He His eeuW afnoeril now heated al taa eorner I Ninth street, end the (xirporeuon line June dly. I not ilinfiea forir 6e tb OEO. HATCH. N.

Tke aotea of ibe Baak are payment of all dobta dee lbs Beak. CM WHAT I HATE BOTI Th. Mk 5Vibar take, ibb aaetbed to inform those who wear, their own efoth. southern aad allien pfaa ten la pariiealar, that be aaaaufaetanng. aad h.

Miami Canal, on UL HUNT RT MAROVACTORY eadCablaatWera. eaak t. be bed el the Den Aga. a'umd oSe rfwwof SHOES! SHOES! the AMD 5S of the btale; and that ii he the duly of tan NKWCMlNa AND UIISBSaHS I I ESTABLISHMENT, Or a far Na. tot, Mala root, a bare irlAfc, aael direct.

(. Or 1 Irorn tagbadand rraoom eawasaaes' laaaraar, and i ALHi pBa Wam lecat Iroei Cams, eoaaja Sewaaw. Tm end Ckale rfarr. (Jbsau and a gaewal aaaarTtaasai of I and Cut inda ol Queeaewaia, satubb far the Country kinda ol Ju all Trade. ITCall aad ase the aasurtinent KERR, "REV.

I. COVERTS 11 BALM OF LIFE I iflewawi MaOtsJaaaaamfhaea itr. VT IVKaWWsa, MaNOlTll, LiMniMiiii mrinu, ubi ii tib am, it tohFJ Ztl FactitTT, aaAaal MRaxrpa io baaa frrnkj faaatg Ihatsebr aw aabsai from N.w York ally, wM. aaabmai laajaar iMaa so low ea to bevo bat hub hue. of leeesaey aaaS M7cZLlm.

Sr Mr. Cfcaaajaay baa lahaa 9bauaaaf yaar Ralai ef Laaa. aaaap Wfoa.i era. SaraajR i IHung! rfded Mra. C.

baa eaaaa a aayj. lSalttf :1 li freaa I ssaee It ST' Jnfc ofgrai.twJ.ead behog for eeb ad. that I wni. yon tabeartaaaaia. I sen, dear eh, rery aaewexatlfy yeaaa, Eawaaa Launaar.

Mcaaai. 104 Rewery. The aaiare of taa eaan anaan of the RaeM M. D. rw ar u.

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