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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-01-22

Total-Wheat Flour. 465 AGO
Together with 2l1 bbs Rye Flour and 800 bbls Corn
GRA1N-The receipts of Grain this week have been
considerably in of those of last the offerings
varieties amounting to about 10 900 bushels against less
than 80 900 bushels last week Wheat has throughout the
week been in active demand, and the for has
been quite buoyant An advance of to 10 per bush
ell has been established in Wheat within the past ten days
and the tendency of prices still upward Corn very
active early in the week at advance of the previous
rates. but for the last day has been dull and it
closes at decline of to cts per bushel on the top
prices OF the week Rye has sold through the week
tul rates. but Oats have declined slightly within the past
day or two
WHEATThe receipts of Wheat this week have increas
ed material y, the offerings amounting about % 900
bushels against 900 bushels last week The demand for
it has throughout the week been brisk and nearly all the
parcels offered have changed hands from l25 to 1874 cts
for red the former figure being for fair the latter for
prime, l25dl35 cts for to fair white l45Gl5O
cts for good do and 155dl16O for prime do lot Of
1900 good mixed Wheat sold early in the week at
l45 cts and to-day there 700 bushels good
sold at l32 cts 900 bushels good white do 146@15O
ct ana l75O bushels prime do at 159 cts Choice white
Wheas were held to day. they have been during the
week at 165 cts but heard of sales being made at
this figure.
RYE.There has been considerable doing this week in
Rye The sales embraced 5000 bushels New York Rye
az 90 cts 2e0o bushels prime Hudson River do at ss
ana some 300 bushels Pennsylvania do at S5dS6
Pennsylvania Rye closes steady cts and we quote
Maryland do. at 7SCdS0 cts.
CORN-The receipts of Corn this week amount to about
$4,000 bushels which is more than double the amount of
last weeks receipts The market for during the early
part of the week active and buoyant but for ay or
two past it has been quite dull and prices fallen off
materially The opening sales made at 72q76 cts
for white, and 76G78 cts for yellow but prices subse-
quently up to 7sd79 for white and 50 cts for
yellow these figures being obtained for both varieties
Tuesday and Wednesday, Yesterday prices fell off again
and to-day there further decline both varieties
White sold on yesterday at 757s cts. and yellow 70
80 cts and day white sold 7476 cts for new rs
cts. for old, and yellow at 766l7S cts.
OATs-The offerings of Oats this week reach about
II 600 bushels The market for them active early
in the week, but for day two past they have been
dull Most Of the parcels received were however sold at
4oG4s cts for Virginia and Maryland and 4Sk5 cts for
PpnnS Svly anta Oats
4S cts but Maryland and Virginia do. brought same
figure.
PEAsE AND BEANs.-We continue to quote Black Eyed
Pease at So per two bushel bag and Beans at 1J2XG
l 25 per bushe.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-01-22

Total-Wheat Flour. .13 ,465
Together with 211 bbls. Rye Flour. am
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-03
HOME INTEREST.

Pictures of every variety, plain or
cOlOred, in the best style, at Bishops, No.
So West Fourth street.
DIR. Murgrave's Gas Cooking Stove
is not only being generally adopted here in
this city but elsewhere. His place is 272 West
Sixth street.
In regard TO Pictures, If we should
try to write volume in few words, we would
say "BALL & THOMAS, TO WEST FOURTH
STREET"
Daguerrean Gallery, Southwest
corner of Sixth and Western Row, over Han
naford's Drug Store. Pictures taken and put
in good cases for 20 cents.
Warranted to please.
We understand that the best and cheap
est likenessos in the city are to be had only at
APPLEeATE's Broadway Gallery of Art. They
cost only twenty-five cents.
For Wedding and Visiting Cards, go
to HALL's, No. IA West Fourth street; also for
fine English and French Note Paper and En-
velopes. x
Harlan & WILSON, No. 80 West Fourth
street, pay particular attention to the Photo
graphic art Call at their rooms and examine
for yourselves.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-03
Ifrnm Washington.

WASHINGTON, June 2.-The Navy Depart
ment received letter from Capt. Farraget,
commanding the United States ship-of-war
Brooklyn, dated Vera Cruz, May 21st, in which
he says that Capt. Jarvis sailed in the ship
Savannah for Pensacola; on the 18th ult:, and
the United States ship Saratoga arrived at
Vera Cruz, on the same day.
lie adds As Minister McLane is desirous
of having a ship at Tampico, in anticipation
Of an attack on that place by the Miramon
party, l shall direct Commander Turner to
proceed there immediately, with orders to land
u force of marines, and others If necessary, for
the protection Of the American Consul and suoh
American citizens as may seek his protection,
and in the event Of the town being carried by
assault, to require of the Commanding General
the assurance of protection to the Consulate
and all American citizens. Such Instructions
will be be in conformity with the views of the
Minister,
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-03
MARKETS.
Produce Market.

...... THURSDAY EVENING, June 2.
FLOUR-The maIket opened unsettled this morn.
ing, and prices declined fully 25c per brl under the
steamers news, and the market closed rather nn-
settled The sales were confined TO COO brs. superne
at Of IS; so do White Wheat extra at SO 90 and 500
do supeThne last evening, at S6 80. Buyers were
willing to pay SO 90 for superfne at the close. Re-
Ceipts only 62l bTls. the last twenty-fOur hours.
WHISKY-The market is unchanged. Sales OF
l20 brls. ut 2h6L 2jSc, tue latter rate for wagon.
PROVISIONS The market continues depressed,
and the demand lmted 225 brls. Hump Pork sold
ut Sl2nl2 25c; zoo pieces bulk shoulders at 6Bc and
TO- $40 lbs do Sides at sl6c. Nothing Of cOnsequence
done in Bacon. There il a limited demand for Lard
at llAc Some Mess Pork sold at SIG 5Oc. ,,
GROCERIES-The market is unchanged and dull.
No sales of importance.
WHEAT-The market was less active to-day, and
prices hardly so firm, though not quotably lower.
Sales 400 bush choice Red at 81 49, and 200 do do,
White at 81 60c. A small lot of new Wheat, the first
of the season, was offered on Change to-day, and was
purchased by Joseph Elstner at "a per bush.
CORN-The market is steady, and prices hrm.
Sales $500 bush. at Soc, and 800 do. White, de-
livered at s3c. .-.
RYE-A good demand, and prices firm. Sales $50
bush. at 81.
BARLEY-The market Is steady with fair de-
mand. Sales 400 bush. at soc.
OATS-The market is dull and prices dropping and
unsettled. Sales 800 bush, at &C.,, and 200 do. at
II
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-03

the excursionists, including several ladies, paid
visit to the wine cellars Of Nicholas Long
worth, where they sampled the many speci-
mems stored in those enormous vaults Of dry
and sparkling wines.
DISPLAY OF FIRE ENGINES.
According to previous arrangement the
various steam engines oethe Fire Department
were taken to the F'ifth-stroet Market space.
The Citizens Gift,of a! b. Bh.taS1manufac-
ture, was stationed at the corner of Fourth
and Walnut streets, and the Niagara, built by
Abel Shawk, at the corner of Main and Fifth
streets. To each was attached four hundred
feet of hose. The pipes were then placed
side by side, four men TO each, at the corner
Of Fifth and Walnut streets, and pointing to-
wards Main street. A pistol was fired as q
signal, and fire placed simultaneously in the
furnace of each machine. AT precisely four
minutes after the time of applying the fire.
water issued from the nozzle-pipe of the Gift
and in five minutes and fifty-eight seconds
from the pipe of the Niagara both using
nozzles an inch and theee-quarters interior
diameter. The distance thrown was moi
measured, but both engines acquitted them
selves in manner highly creditable to theil
respective builders.
The market space and side walks wer,
thronged with spectators during the display
The knuck0 and pickpockets were very indus
trious, and several pockets were relieved o
their contents. The detectives were on tn
alert, and made one or two arrests.
just as the machines were ceasing their op
eratioDs, an awning in front of Wayne e. Co..
store, on Main street below Fifth, took fir
from spark from the Niagara; considerabl
excitement was occasioned, aud cry of fir
was raised, but the awning was torn down an
the aames eXtinguished.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-03
[By Telegraph
New York Market.
New YORK, June 2-P. M.


Ashes quiet, S5 30 pots, IS IS pearls. 0
Flour quiet, l0@1l5c. lower; sales $500 brls at
at S5 256G6 70; old superfne State Sc 4O6 GO June
inspections; do So gO@G7 2O extra do. S5 1905 2 old
superiine Western 30 5O0l6 20 June 1nspectloni DO.
So goal 80; common to good Western 81 20@f7 30; do
round hoop Ohio closing dull and unsettled; Cana
dian continues nominal. Rye Flour quiet ut ~ %
6u5 so.
Wheat dull and heavy; sales 5000 bush at 81 IS for
White Michigan; 81 90 for Red Southern Illinois and
Canada White on private terms Rye dull ut 9o(a9Sc
Barley dull at G5l75c Corn dull; sales !6m0 bush.
at 9lG02n,; round Yellow 69c; sound White 9Oc.;
common Yellow Southern 92c.; do. White Southern
h30154c. for State, and 56G57Ac. for Western aud
Canadian. +sr. HF ~
A. " hisky held at 2sc., with buyers at &c.
Pork lower but more active; sales $500 brls at Sl7
OH 20 for Mess; $40 80 for Clear $l4 for Mixedi YlA
25 for Rumps S4 IS for Chinese; SO for Prime In
gust, at SIT; $50 brls Prime, buyers option, thirty
days, at SIS 25. Beef dull and heavy sales 400 brls
al So 1907 70 for Country Prime; 5000 80 Tor 40:
Mess; Sll@4 80 for repacked Chicago; Sl4 509al6 so
for extras. Prime Mess Beef nominal at S22Q12e-
Beef Hams scarce and rmer sales 32 brls at Sl6 90
Cnt Meats dull and heavy sales pkgs ut 70 for dry
salt Shoulders 55a@1SAc; for do. Hams. Lard less
active sales l0l2 pkgs. at llA1l2o; including 900
brls Prime Western, to arrive, at l24c. 60
Butter steady at l60l20c for Ohio and State.
Cheese quiet at 5@1l0c-as in quality. ..r. .s...
Tallow heavy; sales 0O0 lbs. at lie.
Cotton declined A1&c. in consequence of the news
by the America; sales ~ 900 bales at l09S@1lOA for
upland Middlings. Sugar heavy at NC lower mus
cOyade 61e0a6c. CoGeeRiO declined Ae; sales at 9N
Java declined ADfc; sales at l4l44; Stocks lower
Chicago ~ Rock Island, b9A; Michigan southern
9a6 Mo. SiXes 9iS; Michigan Central, il1hi n, Y.
Central 72Ai Galena & Chicago, 64}Si Panama, III.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-03
The Nicaragua Transit Route.

New York, June 2.-The Herald says that
the contract entered into by the Post-ofice De-
partment with Mr.. Johnson, for conveying the
mails from New York and New Orleans to Cal
ifornia, via Nicaragua, has been perfected, and
dispatched to Washington for acceptance.
Senior Jerez, the Nicaraguan Minister, is in
town, and is in favor of opening the route and
carrying out this contract. He leaves for
home by the steamer of tho 9th inst.
1t is said that he will make arrangements to
have the transit difficulties settled in order to
have the line go into operation in August, but
by the contract, the line need not go into ope-
ration till the 9th of October.
Negotiations are now pending for steamers
to run on both sides of the Isthmus.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-03

PETTY sPITE.-The following little piece of
petty spite was related TO us yesterday by a
friend, who vouches for the truthfuIness of the
statement. 1t appears that young married
man, a painter by trade, was engaged in var
nishing a sofa at his residence in the West
End, a few days since, whom his wife, in pass
ing by, accidentally overtipped his varnish
bucket, thereby spilling the contents on the
floor. Mr.. Painter became very indignant, SO
much SO that he seized new silk dress, the
property of his better half, and gave it a COM
plete coat of varnish, after which he exclaimed
"Ilow do you like that2" smart man, that,
don't you think so, ladies?
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-03
[By Telegraph.l
IiVerpOOl Market.

LIVERPOOL, May 20.-Cotton. There has been de-
cline all qualities since Tuesdays report amonnt-
ing TO h@nt4d on fair and middling qualities, and
still OH inferior Sandy Cotton Is unsaleable.
Tho sales of the week amount 10 COO bales includ
ing 1000 bales to exporters and only 200 bales TO
uutors, The sales to-day (Friday) are estimated at
$500 bales. . .. a.. .l
pressure on the market was made by holders, and
IL closed dull at the following authorized quotations
New Orleans middl ing 6Ssd; Mobile lair Id middling
6$Sd; Upands fair 69sd; Midding 6Ad. The stock in
part is estimated at $4,000 bales including SOL 800
bales OF american.
The Manchester adyices continue unfavorable.
Yarns are slightly lower. There ID, however, bet
ter demand for India Goods. -
Breadstuts-Me essrs richardson, Spence Il Co. .
circular reports that the market opened in the week
with an advancing tendencyr and all qualities were
better but subsequently Flour fell 3A4d. from the
quotations of Tuesday the market closing dull at IL
l4s Sd, Wheat also fell 3D. closing very dull. ana
without buyers, at the following quotations. esIern
Red, SsQl0s. 0d Western White, los. Cd @llls. I'd;
Southern 100 1885, Uorn.coeed steady at nominal quo
tstions; Mixed e. sd@sS ndi Yellow, sa lOd7s. Sd
White, SsCoeb. 81. lh -Asflfi Ut vi
The weather has been favorable Tor the crops.
Messrs BiglaDd Alhyas circular says that Flour
mas declmed 90; since Tuesday. Il vt
,Provlsi0hsTThe Brokers' circular reports PToyi-
sons generally steady Beef heavy and o@l0d.
Pork steady closing firm. Bacon hrm andis. higher.
Lard firm but quiet.
Produce-Su sugar quiet, aud inferior qualities are
quoted lower. Coffee quiet, with slight advance on
the lower qualities, idce heavy, Resin hrm at 40
as 3d. Spirits Tnrpsnine steady at ass 6dl4aH on the
! spot, and i2@i2s ID 70 arrive. B -rsss4l
c. .
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-03

SERIOUS AooIDEYT.--A young clerk in dry
goods store ON Fifth street, in coming down
the fight of steps leading from the Casino, last
evening, met with rather serious accident,
which resulted in the loss of both his boot
heels. 1t appears that the gentleman was SO
much elated with the music of the Casino Or
chestra, that he lost his balance and fell head
hind. They were picked up by an eyewitness
and brought to our office, where the proper
owner can regain them by calling.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-03

ST. LOUIS, -Junej2, p. M.--The, river has
fallen inches in the fast "a hours, and the in
dications are of rapid decline. All the upper
streams are falling--weather clear and warm.
PiTTsBURGn, Lime 2, p. M,--Riyer 2 feet
inches by the metal mark, and at a. stand,
Arrived, Glenwood. Departed, A4iastings, for
Louisville. sH S-'tN a. .5kdG -
LoUIsvILlE, June 2, P, M.-rRiver. falling,
with feeta inches fn'ths canal. by the mark,
but boats drawing 4 feet inches can get
through. There is slight Improvement on
Portland bar, the boats aground there yester-
day have got Of. H-f.#t
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-03
Destructive Fire.

GALENA, June "A destructive fire broke
out at three o'clock this morning in Browns
crockery store, and extended to the De Soto
House, totally destroying the buildings and
their contents. The house of Pickard & Co.,
and several other smaller buildings, were de-
stroyed. Loss estimated at $l40, ,OOO-inmred
for $4,000 in the Home Insurance Company
of New York, and the Aetna and Phoenix
Companies of Hartford.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-03
BOARDING.

p0ARDING-A gentlemen and lady and a
HD few gentlemen can be accommodated pleasant
ly Also, day BOardors at 22l West Fifth street, bet
Elm and Plum. Jel-b%
DOARDING-A gentleman desiring room
-s-e mate, and wishing pleasant room on second
hror, gas, &c, can be accommodated by applying at
No. 32 Harrison street, east of Broadway, between
Fifth and sixth Also, a room for a gentleman and
his wife, or two single gentlemen. my3O-bF
R0ARDING - Two gentlemen and their
A-S wives or few single gentlemen, can be accom-
modated with genteel board. in private family on
PUstoffice. mY3O BE-
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-03
RepubIican Convention.

COLUMBUS, June 2.--The following nomina-
tions were made by the Republican Convention
to- day: For Governor, VIM. Dennison, Jr.;
Lieut.. Gov, Robt. G. Kirk; Supreme Judge,
W. Y. Gholson; Auditor of State, r. W. Tay-
lor; Treasurer of State, A. P. Stone; Secretary
of State, A. p. Russell; Board of Public
Works. John Gregory; School Commissioners,
Anson Smyth
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-03
From NASSAU.

CHARLESTON, june 2.-An arrival furnishes
dates from Nassau, N. P, to the 25th ult. Tho
ship Ploiades, from New Orleans for Queens
town, was discovered on fire on the 10th of
May, and being run ashore, was souttled.
The vessel proved total loss, but the cargo
was mostly saved in damaged condition.
About 800 bales of cotton had reached Mas
san in wreckcrs, . .. rfL
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-03
New HAMPSHIRE Legislature.

CONCORD, June 2.-The message of the Gov.
ernor was received to-day by the Legislature
The message states that the present debt of lht
State is less than $4,000. The Governor ad.
vocates protective tariff, repudiates the doe
trine of notification and disunion; disdains fol
New Hampshire any desire to intermeddlG
with the domestic institutions of other States
but insists on her right to prevent the exten-
sion of slavery over soil now free.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-03

WE take pleasure in calling the attention of
the public to the establishment of Messrs.
Redman & Durando, merchant tailors, Nc.
1877 Main street. They have just received a
splendid invoice Of new styles of summer
goods, which they offer at reasonable prices.
BY all means give them call.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-03

WE are under obligations to L. Mendenhall,
Map Publisher, No. 16G Walnut street, for a
beautiful map of tho seat of war. This Nap
is a handsome colOred lithograph, by Middle
ton, Strobridge Co., and is worthy the atten-
ton of our readers.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-03
SnoriinD InteIIirence.

New YORK, June 2.-The Tribune says that
Flora Temple. who came out victor in the race
with Ethan Allen, a few days since, has been
matched again with the mare Princess, for
merly owned in Chicago, where her name was
Topsey, and subsequently successful as a racer
in California. She was also successful ON the
New Orleans track. The time for the contest
has not been fixed upon.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-03
Breach OF Promise Case--Heavy DAM

ST. LOUIS, June 2.-In the case of Carstang
VS.. Shaw, breach of marriage promise, the jury
this afternoon returned verdict for the full
amount of the petition of the plaintiff, 500 900.
1t is understood that the counsel for the de-
fendant will file demand to have the verdict
set aside; also, petition for new trial.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-03

THE fine steamer launched at Hambleton's
we made mention few days since as lS0 feet
length, and l8O feet beam, is now anoat. Her
corners have been taken of, which, according
to the idea of "Ed, makes decided improve
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-03

The nomination of Judge Ghoson, of this
city, to the honorable post of Judge of the
Supreme Court of Ohio, if acceptable to him,
which we believe it is, is equivalent to his
election. All parties can unite on him.
For other nominations made yesterday, see
telegraph column.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-03
Later From Havana.

NEW ORLEANS, June 2.-The steamship
Indianola, with dates from Havana to the
Both ut., has arrived below. Sugar steady
aud active at s@sHc.; Molasscs active; Lard
buoyant at 1S@i9c. Sterling Exchange dull
at l6; Exchange on New York 313.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-03

PERsoNAL.-Wo had the pleasure yesterday
of taking by the hand our old friend IL. H.
Scarborough, Esq, one of the most extensive
dry goods dealers of Hillsboro, Ohio. Mr.. S.
reports the wheat and fruit crop in Highland
perfectly safe
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-03

In looking over our new advertisements this
morning, do not fail to read that of Messrs.
Deland, Gossage & Cuyler. These gentlemen
have one of the most extensive stock of goods
to oe found in the city, and are we'll known for
their liberality and generosity.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-03

THE scholars of the Park street NJ. Il.
Grove tomorrow. The fine pleasure boat,
Champion No. 8, has been engaged for the oc-
casion, and good time may be expected.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-03

IT is reported that the excursionists from
Chicago to this city drank eighy.fve gallons
of ice water between Dayton and Cincinnati.
They were supplied by Chas. NJ. Stoele's news
boys. This speaks well for the sobricty of the
Chicagoans. Charley, why didn't you mix in a
"wee drap" of Catawba2
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-03

A GENTLEMAN, a stranger in the city, while
witnessing the trial of our steam Fire Engines,
yesterday, in Fifth Street Market Space, was
robbed of his pocket book, containing $75 in
bank bills, together with several papers of
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-03

Mr.. ALEXANDER sooTT, leader of the Chicago
Band was serenaded at the Gibson House last
night by Menter's Cornet Band, of this city.
Mr.. o. Harris, the gentlemanly clerk of the
"Gibson" threw open his doors, and entertained
tho party in hospitable style. Long live
Menter and the Gibson.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-03
FOR RENT.

EIN0R RENT-Manufacturin Rooms, with
N or without power, on Southwest corner of
Home aud Fifth street, between Elm aud Plum APP
ply ut J. W. WAYNE, at Hardware Store, l96 Maiu
street, near Fifth. Terms low. je3-b"
HN0R RENT DWELLING HOUSE, No.
a. 100 Hopkins street. Inquire of THOMPSON il
NEShllTH. IS West Third street. je3-b*
HTOR RENT-A desirable Store Room, with
"A room back and one up stairs, together with
basement rooms, at No. 20l Vine street. between
Fifth and Sixth Inquire ut the Bank of Savings, on
sixth sereet. Jel-bf
E4NOR RENT-The modern Dwelling House
r. No. 500 Seventh street, in fine order, rooms,
hath, water closet, hall, with story iron
day i'll front. Apply ON the premises, my23-aw
(ch. Tines.)
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-03
LOST.

n ,OST-IN C0VINGT0N-0n Sunday Af-
Ia ternoon last, q Lady's Breast Pin either oI
scott, Fourth or Garrard streets. The name of the
owner is engraved on the ineide. The finder will bt
suitably rewarded by leaving the same with Mr.
SAMUEL HEMINGWAY, corner of Third and Maoi
son streets. my3l-bs
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-03

QUITE a number of our citizens will go to
Oxford tomorrow to participate in the GER
emonics of the opening of the new Junction
Railroad from Hamilton to that place.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-03

DoN'T forget the Neal Dow Temple L. 0. G.
+. go on picnic to Parlor Grove this morn
ing. Prof. Mcdonald, with his excellent CO.
tillon band, will furnish music for the OCCASION
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-03
Fire at Lafayette.

LAFAYETTE, June "A fire broke out at 2
o'clock to-day, in Spencer's block, which was
damaged to the extent of $4,000; several other
stores and Offices in the building were dam
aged. Total loss probably from $4,000 to
$12,Q ,Q00--partially insured.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-03

THE numerous gas jets of Pixies Opera
House have to be lighted singly. Some one is
experimenting to light them all at once by
electricity.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-03

JOHNSON, SAUNDERS & Co., of Burnet House,
sustained good reputation during the throng
of yesterday, in entertaining their numerous
guests.