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The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-02-25
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New York Market.
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NhW IOHk, teDfuafy sf-fs lus
Flour firm and good grades Of Western have ad-
vanced &C.; sales $500 brs at S5 O5 80 for superne
State; IS 9O6 10 for extra dol IS f0d6 80 for super
fine Western; SO 1906 90 for extra Western; Sc Asa
Q 60 for round hoop Ohio; closing firm and quiet
for extra. Rye Flour lower and dull at 81 60Gt4 25
Wheat more active, but without important ohange
sales 1900 bu. at 9Sc for Chicago Spring. 81 Is for
mixed winter Weitcrn; 81 30 for White Michigan;
81 10 for White Kentucky; 81 40 for mixed illinois,
and 81 656nl 70 White Southern. Rye dull at S201Stc
Corn dull and unchanged; sales $500 bu at iec for
sound mixed Western In store, and SQ1sOc, Tor new
yellow Southern and Jersey. Oats dull at 5i5Ic. for
state, and 6Od6Jc for Western and Canadian.
Whisky steady; sales 100 brls at &c. . :.
Pork quiet and unchanged; sales $50 brls at SIS 2
lS % for new ness S7 10l7 7j for old do S2O . for
clear, aud S3 Is for prime
Beef hTm good demand sales 900 brls. at So 5017
for country primc 81 756Ig for prime mess Sq1f for
repaoked Chicago; Sll 50Gl2 2j for extra do Prime
mess Beef held firmly at SlsOn20. Beef hams frmer ;
sales 200 brls ut $i 50nl7 IS. Bacon firm; sales rs
boxes at SIsc for Cumberland middles, and &c. for
short-ribbed middlps Cut meats steady; sales 90
pkgs. at 6a0c. for Shoulders and SA@9Ac. for Hams
Dressed Hogs dull and nominal at 8lfMgc. Lard
quiet; sales 600 brls at ll16l2Ac Butter quiet at
ll@l9c. for Ohio, and l7@c for State. Cheese firm
Cotton-Therc is but little inquiry, and prices arc
weak and declined &c. Upland middlings nominally
Leather and Hides firm Western Hides 2oJia2lc
Tallow, lie. for prime Southern. Sugar dull at 6's
@s1so. Coffee firm,
stocks firm; Chicago and Rock Island, 6l5s; Cum
beripnd Coal Co, 2 c. 6s1S; M. s., I7f; N. Y. c.,
7sa{ Reading, 40, Virginia Sxes p6l6 Missouri do,
767a; Gal and Ch., 6g1a; III. c., 5OA.
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MARKETS.
Cincinnati Produce Market.

THURSDAY EVENING, Feb. 2i.
WHEAT-The market remains firm with good
home demand, and a fair enquiry for shpments sales
2, 800 bushels at 81 35l IS for prime white, 81 2s
32 for good do, 81 2Ol 2j for fair do, and 81 200
| Is for red.
CORN-The demand is fair and the market firm;
sales bushels at depot at Soc and 1000 do canal
at sic.
BARLEY-The market is very firm and prices have
slightly advanced sales 800 bushels prime Spring at
s2c 500 do good Fall at sOc and 400 do prime do at &c.
OATS-The demand is fair and prices irm at &c.
COOPERAGE-A sale Of 800 -four barrels at 2Sc. A
decline
OHEEsE-salcs 100 boxes W. II. at l2c. Market
frm.
sEED-The market for Clover continues dull and
droopng sales 10 sacks at Sc TO- II sacks and 10 bbls
at So 30.
FLOUR-The market Is without special change
The demand Is moderate, and the feeling 10 firm /;
sales Of 1000 bbs at S. JO@s5 60 for superfine and
IS 75@6 for extra. The receipts light being but
700 bbls the last "a hours.
WHISKY-No change; the demand is fair sales OF
1000 bbls at 25Ac.
PROyIsI0Ns-N Nothing done In Moss Pork, and
prices remain nominal. Bacon unchanged for Sides,
but Ac lower for Shoulders Sales Of 80 hhds Shout
dcrs at 7c and 50 do clear Sides at c to be deliv-
cred April lst. Rib Sides worth 9lSc. In bulk
meat the sales were 1000 pieces Hams at s1sc, and
10000 lbs heavy Sides, averaging 40 lbs at IS 55
56A. Shoulders were offered at 6Sc packed. Moth.
ing done in Lard barrel Is firm at H. &c..
OIL-Liuseed has declined with Ale OF 50 bbls at
16c, cash. 80 bbls superfne red sold at INC, inclu
'IGGR0CERiEs- Sugar is Aclower, with a better de.
nsnd sales Of 100 ahds at 3Slhc lGr fair and good
100 bbls sold at SIC Coffee steady sales Of 200 bags
at atllH@l24c for inferior to prime.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-02-25
River News.

PITTsBURG, February 24-M.-River is 10
feet inches at the pier mark, and falling.
Weather clearing up. Mer. 46. Arrived
Hazel Dell. Departed-Dcfender, for New
Orleans. ...
PIrTsBuRG, February "a, P. M.--Riyer 10
feet inches by the pier, and falling. Weather
clear and cool. Arrived, Ida May.
LOUISVILLE, February "a, M.-River falling
very slowly with 80 feet ON the Falls. Indicl-
tions of rain. Mer. AZ.
ST.. LOUIS, Feb. "a, M.-River continues to
recede slowly, with about 10 feet to Cairo.
Nothing new from the upper streams. Weather
cloudy and cool. with q slight rain.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-02-25
From Chicago,

CHICAGO, Feb. 24.-The wheat statistics of
Wells Commereiat Express show the accumu-
lation of flour and grain in store here the last
seven days to be a little over 100000 bushels
against 100000 bushels the corresponding
week last year. The whole amount of -four
and wheat in store at the present time is equiv
alent to 100000 bushels against 1,263,OO0 at
the same time last year.
The Republican Convention to day nomina-
ted John G. Haines, the present Mayor, for re-
election. Marcus d. Gilman is the Democratic
candidate
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-02-25
One Week Later from Europe.
Arrival of the Canada.

HALIFAx, Feb. 24.-The steamship Canada
with dates from Liverpool to the 18th inst,
arrived here tonight.
General Intelligence.
The aspect of continental affairs has changed
somewhat since the previous adviccs.
Pacific rumors have predominated, although
the same uncertainty still continued, having a
fuctuating tendency on funds.
The latest adviccs, however, were more war
like, notwithstanding the peaceful sentiments
uttered by the Emperor of France and Count
dc Morny.
The Paris boursc had fluctuated closing
heavy at 6S for threes.
Proceedings of English Parliament unimpor-
tant.
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The New York Railroad Convention

New YORK, February 24.-Nothing was de-
cided upon to-day at the meeting of Railroad
Presidents. Matters look about the same as
yesterday. The convention assemblies again
this evening, and will probably adjourn to the
8th prOXimo without taking any action.
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tBy Telegrapa.l
HaItfmOre Market.

BALTIm0RE, February y. "
Flour firmcr at Sc for Howard. Wheat unchanged
White VI 40nl Is. Corn firm at 7b61T7o for yellow.
Provisions quiet and unchanged.
Whisky dull at 2gc, for Ohio
Coffee firm at ilNc
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-02-25
Arrival of the City of Manchester.

New YORK, February 24.-The steamship
City of Manchester, from Liverpool, with
dates to the I'd inst, is signaled below. Her
dates have been anticipated by several ar
rivals
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-02-25

For Wheeling and Pittsburgh
xKh Steamer NEPTUNE, Capt. Poe,
ss.--xssss will leave on this day 2lth, at p. IN.
IRWIN a co
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For St. Louis.-Express Line.
- Steamer LEIIIGH, Capt. Skunk,
sl---SssssssA will leave on Saturday. at
IRWIN d co.
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Arrivals and Departures.

ARRIVALS.
Jacob Strader, Louisville. Lebanon, Nashville.
Landis New Orleans. MarmOra, Pittsburgh
freestone, Maysyille. Fort WAYNE, N Orleans
BOstona, Portsmouth COnewagO, Nashville.
Lancaster, Maysyillc. Us. Pringle. N. Orleans.
DEPARTURES.
Jacob Stradcr, Louisville. Memphis Memphis
Bostona, Portsmouth. Persia, Now Orleans
FreestOne, Maysyille. Reliance, Nashville.
Lancaster, Maysville. Martha Putnam, st. Louis
Ohio No. 8, Marietta
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For Memphis and New Orleans.
~ Steamer VIM. BAIRD, Capt Dun.
the Btb, at4 .. m. A. d. SCHRAM & co.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-02-25

For Wheeling and Pittsburgh
" h Steamer MARMORA, Capt. Bren-
rt---9.lz-is nan, will leave above, Saturday, the
18th, at 4 p. m. A. d. SOHRhM & co.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-02-25

Steamer FORT WAYNE, Capt Barr,
will lea,e on Tuesday, the st PROV, at
In. m. IRWIN & co.
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For Memphis-Regular Packet.
oIES7h Steamer GLENDALE, Captain
sA-<-xF55-=SL Bughcr, will leave on Thursday, the
Sd prox., at p. IN. IRWIN & co.
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For Nashville.
Steamer HUDSON, Capt. Ride
~ s@snour, will leave on Saturday, 26th, pos
itNeiy. BROWNE & LUDLOW,
4 Public Landing
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ELECTRICITY,

His recent discoveries in the application of this
vtalizing force seldom fail to produce speedy and
Paralysis or Palsy, Consumption in the early and
middle stages, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Heart Palpi-
betes Skin Diseases, Amauross, Deafness, General
Debility, and species of Nervous Chronic Dis
cases.
The diseased should not fail to call and examine
the astonishing cures effected, frequently in single
application
Once hours from "a. NJ. to ) P. N. Consultation
free.
DR.. Chamberlain has associated with him Mrs. e.
J. HALL, NJ. D., of New York City, who has had an
extensive experience in the treatment of diseases
eectropathically and otherwise especially those Pc
culiar to her Ladies' suffering from disease
should not fail to consult Mrs. II. l29
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-02-25

For Clarksville and Nashville.
Ell Steamer HUDSON, Capt Ridenour,
will leave as above, Saturday, the 26th,
at ~. IN. A. ID. SCHRAM 4 co.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-02-25

Merchants Independent Line-For New
Orleans.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-02-25

For St Louis and Keokuk
> ,.Slk Steamer LEHIGH, Capt. Skunk, will
i.sz-e6sszz@lse leave rs above Saturday, 18th, at
,. M A. ID. SCHRAM & co.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-02-25
TITS Founds
SOMETHING
New, True, Intelligibie and Important!

DR.. CHAM B RLAIN
Has taken rooms Nos. and in Bacoa's Building,
corner of Walnut and Sixth streets, and Is now in
Producing his new and important discovery for the
cure of the most obstinate chronic diseases. He
makes no compromise with the stomach, in the way
tie and powerful of all agents,
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-02-25
Glasgow & New York Steamship Co.

STEAM TO GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL,
- Belfast, Dublin and Londonderry, without de-
lay for $50 Return Tickets good for six months to
either Of the above places, by any steamer of the
FROM New YoRK-Edinbu Cumming, Saturday,
Feb'y 10, at IL Noon; Glasgow, Thomson Saturday
March 10, do; Edinburgh Cumming, Saturday, April
FRoM GLAsGow-Glasgow, Thomson. Feby 10; Ed
inburg, Cumming, March l9.
RATES OF PAssAGE-From Glasgow, first class, 10
guineas steerage, found with cooked provisions do
From New York. first class, S75; storage, found with
cooked provisions, $50, r.0
Children under u years of age, half fare; infants in
steerage, free:
any steamer of this Line.
First class, $40; Steerage, $50.
An experienced Surgeon attached to each steamer.
For passage, apply to
ROBERT CRAIG, Il Broadway, New York, or
HOPKINS BROS, Cincinnati. I36
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-02-25
For Wabash River.

TUT W UDuSn ININtr.
xE~SD Steamer PROGRESS, Captain
sStssss=s job aston, will leave Tuesday, LIST prox
atAp. m. BROWNE & LUDLOW,
.H 4 Public Landing.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-02-25

For St Louis
r elk Steamer LEHIGH, Capt. Skunk,
will leave Saturday, 26th at D. m
BROWNE & LUDLOW a Public Landing
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-02-25

For Memphis and New Orleans.
% Ell - Steamer LANDS, Capt. Scott, will
si--sszss-sE leave above on Saturday, 26th, at
m, A, ID. SCHRAM q co.
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For New Orleans.
The steamer VIM. BAIRD, Captain
Dunning, will leave Saturday, the
18th lust, NJ n .. m. IRWIN & co.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-02-25
sTNAMBOATS.

For New Orleans-Star Line Packet.
r.SIE - Tho steamer LANDS, Capt. Scott
st--lt will leave Tuesday, the ist prox
at lp M.---- I. 81. IRWIN & co.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-04-27

MIR. SOLICITOR RrrFiS.-Thc Winston Ssa,ias,.
noticing the case of The State re- p. T. S.ul,x for
the killing of CoStcn Holder says: "Thos. Ruilir.
Dr., Esq, appeared on the part Of the prosecution:
James 1. Morchead John 4. Gilmcr and Jas. II. Nc.
Lean Esqrs, for the defence. The case was ar .,ci
with much ability on both sides. as may readily be
Judged from the emincn, legal talent employed We
desire to make no distinctions but cannot arhcar to
give expression to the sentiment Of admiration anil
praise which reached US from numerous quarters re-
gardins the eminent legal ability clear logic and
truly powerful argument brought to bear in the case
by the State Solicitor Indeed Mr. Euilin is almos,
universally regarded in this section, as one Of the
very first lawyers Of the State, and as an honor 10
the bar of the Judicial Circuit in which he otIici.
ateS."
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-04-27

WAKE FOREST ColLEGr.-Thc Annual Commence.
ment takes place on the second Thursday in juno.
The Literary Address before the two Societies will
be delivered on Wednesday morning. by Dr. I'd
ward Warren, Of Edcnton. On the evening Of tho
same day, Rev. DR.. Burroughs Of Richmond. Va,
will preach the Sermon before the Graduating Class
Henry W. Miller, Esq, will deliver his Grafton on
the Eighteenth Century, on Thursday afternoon.
Commencement Party Thursday evening.
The Graduating class consists of TO- And the
whole number Of students is about eighty.
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41ents for TIE Standard:
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spr1,Al NOT1CE.-The STANDARD is conducted strictly
NJ CASH systen AA papers are discontinued at tie
of the time for schich they hare teen paid Sub
u 1s aot;fed FOUR WEEKS before taeir time il out,
MARX their papers, and xaless tie subscription
..nfd the paper suA be discontinued This Is -uss
rnh there aA be no Departure. Waca for the e,,ass
r .',rt and renew your subscriptions.
W.,sly Standard g per dnnum, in adranee.
smj- Weekly (neludi"g tie 7ri Weekly during tie .Ss
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- subscribers desiring their papers changed mus,
,n,,op the Post Office o we'll as the one to- which
;. r. desire the change to be made.
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U Having shssesshly sxpsssd he .ssasa.
ed malice sfth 0irsSs ~ sss sos dspessd 10 ..
sase In . eoosrovsssy With Il o 10 Esaiiy h b.
iurshef aotice. The last issue teens With Ole.
moods and ~ish attacks on god Dsme<ssss; but us
arc sure NC consult their tastes. a. ne do cur e~n
selercsPect, In making no exposure of these slse.
hoods and In offering no reply. We explain moth.
ing. xe rcs'ast nothing We apologize ser nothing.
but hereby re assert and re affirm all nc have hs-s.
toforc said a. well m RELATION 10 Tho Gi,.fs . 10
Mr.. Canswcll
Neither DO We propose to reply 10 the last Card Of
MI Cantwcil u contains nothing which calls Zoe
reply. It's air Of triumph d put on &c the eseH.
sion; its selfeumplsevney b oil Affected and esn
only excite smile among those who know The pas.
ties and the Gacts.
hut there Is point two in both his Card. which
the truth Of history" vquirvs should be set ss<hs
In Mr. Cantwclrs Esxt Card he says:
"knowins Mr.. uo,den's fairness. even to an al.
vcrsary, coafrss 10 semc surprise IN finding INV
name vaguely connected with "kpow Noshinrssus.S
"ottcescckinS." and "rss rveruiss,~ especially a.
he knows full well that wss barn and rai.sd m III,
Democratic party, and 10 It's estunes have adhered
from boyheod up Perhaps be mar allusie TO the
years Mayor Of this ci,v ousr sno:;n,sd me- :. ca
Attorney" to attend case In ihs supsxme Court,
az, ,sa MEOW Nothing Hoard turned INC out. when
Of exnsn.,;on ;, $500 .s" S'''' N"aea' ~efa
Nov tho ,ss,,, r.. 49,. -.
.rmn,o~,a- :. C;,v a.. = So. =, =,
Roard Th., rr~o,i AZ, -. ar. a..
rccr;rsd 400, q, ~. -. -. - -,
that a. mar, of ,h;. ,I,,-.,s. "a ,o1 =" -.
which h, should h.,. ,r,S,,,,s,, :. s,...s..s....
without nav. Il also snp<a,s From, ~, ,r~n,, a.,
arscr Mr.. Can,wrll bad been ..smp,s,rd- =, ar
Board to attend to The spp,;ea,;su. s,r Hsxns. hx
John Kanc and John surv Mr. r.n,ur,, h;u,..i,
proposed in tho B,arl .h., ,hs o, n, ,,,,t. - A..
Name TO have q MN, s,ys, a,.;..,,, -, L.. :.
his sas. Nd n, tho La, s,,,.,;o~ c., -
thu, the e..c h. carried !. an. s,,r,. -. -
crwis, that the CIV A,,o,rsx =. -, :. -
FIR, ,,;rss.e1 ~ s,s,,r, A., .u.ui... =. go
Mr. Kane VIC l,,;.vc -. ..,,;u- -. -
ems, I,,,, , s,,,,,r, Re-, M -. a. -,
rich, to sell Tn. vr.r y,,.;.. E. - -
ur c,n,,x.,, -
rich, Thc ,r.,,,, 60. e." &c ~ ~ - se ~,
in , c,,,,;, .,,,,;r..,,.,. a.. &C.. -. g. o.
Cau,usn ON motion ~ n, r,r,..n 80 -. -,
To enforce ,,,., ,.,,,,,,v- -, L.. ...
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-04-27

ECLECTIC MAeAzISE.-Thc May number Of this
valuable monthly has been handed to us by Mr..
Rood, the agent It contains two beautiful cnsrav.
ings-one the condemnation Of the Princess Lam.
bale" and the other, maria Antoinctte going to
Execution" The May number is filed with into.
esting, well-selected matter
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-04-27
District Convention.

The Democratic Convention for this District will
meet at Franklinton on Thursday next, the 2sth
instant.
Al the Counties have held meetings and appoint
81 delegates. The proceedings Of the Warren and
Granville meetings will be found in our paper to-day
We trust the Convention will DO a full one, and
that harmony and good feeling will prevail.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-04-27

BANK OF CAPE FEAR.-This Bank has declared
semi-annual dividend Of five per cent payable on
and after the Cd day Of next month. Tho annual
meeting Of the stockholders Of the institution will
be held at their banking house in Wilmington on
Thursday the 18th Of Nay.
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RANDOLPH Macon CoLLEoE.-Jno. Parker jordan,
Rsq, Of HEREFORD, N. C., has been elected and has
consented to deliver the address before the literary
societies It the approaching Commencement
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The Annual Address before tho Ffasiiia !Sseisfy
Of j. H. Horncrs Select Classical and Mashenatical
School Of Oxford, will be delivered by FRANK l.
WILSON, Esq, Of Raleigh, on the eth Of May next
Liesure Hour
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LATE FROM EUROPE.

The royal mail steamer Canada. from Liv-
erpool on the 18th, arrived at Halifax on the
24th.
Pacific rumors had predominated but the
latest advces we're more warlike. Notwith-
standing peaceful sentiment had been ut
tered BY the Emperor Of France and Count
Morney, warlike preparations were contin-
ued on large scale.
The Paris Bourse fluctuated; closing
heavy at sixty-eight for three per cents.
The proceedings Of the British Parliament
we're unimperfant. The stock exchange
fluctuations at London were slight, and fiat.
The Sandman Chamber OF Deputies had
voted new loan Of fifty million francs. Ca
YOUR explained it was designed for defense
against the threatening attitude Of Austria.
The military movements continued in Aus
tria.
Advices by the Calcutta mail Of the 9th Of
January had been received. but they are un-
important.
Owing TO improvement in politics, and
favorable advices from China, cotton was
active. Breadstuffs dull, with declining
endency.