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The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-27
ADJUSTMENTS.


N4r1oNAI. THEArER. evening has been
set apaSt+fOr the benefit Of Mile Desire, the
popular dGs seuso of tbs 1fartiHsttii Troupe.
The bin am 'ouncedsfS 'tepictS %ith attractive
features. 7 he performances on the perpendicu.
lar ropes BY the Msrtineth Brothers are the
most difficult acrobatic feats ever Witnessed
This athletic display is to be followed BY the
beautiful dancc Of La ZingdrelLa, by Mons.
Pratesi and Mile Desire, and the comic panto-
mime Of MasUlmj or, The Night 0,rt. The per-
formanc es will conclude with terrific ascension
on the ight-rope from the stage to the dome
of the rheater by the Brothers Martinetti,
bearing With them Mile Desire. The perform
ances wilt he preluded with a lively farce.
Woon's THEATER.-Maggie Mitchell has a
benefit this evening at Woods Theater, and
We hope her many friends in this city will
turn out en- Was'e to greet her. She will be
assisted for this night only, by Mr.. S. Glenn,
the popular comedian, ,,who will appear as ",J ohm
Schmidt" in his new farce of the Persecuted
DU'ch~a'@ Maggie will appear in her beau
tifui TOts Of "Peg Wellington" in Masks and
Foees, and as "Kate Dalrymple," in the spark
ling comedy entitled the Little Sarge.
DoNHTTI's MONEY TRouPE.--NIr. Donetti's
Monkeys, Dogs and Goats still continue TO be
popular, especially with the little folks, as
the full house of last evening evinced. We
presume that none will miss the opportunity
of seeing them during their sojourn in the
city, which will be very brief.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-27

An INFANT, seemingly about one day old,
was left on the doorstep of the residence OF
Mr.. Geo. Mason, in Covington, on Wednes-
day morning last. The deserted one was
taken in charge by Mr.. A. Ii. Herrod, Poor
House Director, who christened tho stranger
Herrod Myers-the surname, as Mr.. Herrod
informed US, was given in honor of Mr.. Ny
crs, the worthy member of the City Council
from tho First Ward. May Herrod Myers
Jr., live to make himself as worthy of his
name as arc those who have conferred theirs
upon him.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-27

NEw YoRk, May 26.-rhe steamship Mos,,
Taylor, from Aspinwaii, hasafrived with Cali
fornia dates TO the 9Th inst and $a,o00,DOO In
gold. She left Aspinwall on the 18th inst.
The principal assignces 81 The gold are a.
Follows: American Exchange Bant, k227 900;
Wells, Fargo \ Co., SfOO,0OO; Duncan, Sher,
man Co., 1926 900, Scholl q Bros,, $Il7, 900;
freeman a Co, $4,000; VIZ Coleman, $780,
The news from San francisco has been an. /.
ticipated RIA New Orleans.
The escort left Fort TETON on The 73d uit..
with half a million in money, 10 nav tho troops
in Utah. Itis said that the soldiers in that Ter
ritory are nearly year in arrears OF their nav.
and IL has leaked out, through a letter from
one 10 comrade In Los Angeles, that az soon
as they are paid OF they are all going to desert
Mr.. Holden, Douglas Democrat, has been
elected Mayor Of Stockton.
Advices from Panama state that M. Belly
has obtained from the Nicaragua Govern
mont concession Of the transit route He
proposes, until his canal is finished, to take
passengers and goods across the old route The
grant, however, has yet to be confirmed BY
the Congress.
The .. S. higats Merrinao loft Panama on
the 9TH instant for Callao.
The advices from Genital America are NOT
particularly important. wu.J
Later advioes from Nicaragua indicate that
NJ. Belly's transit grant has not been ratified
by the Congress.
The advices from Callao are 70 April 27th,
and from Valparaiso to the 18th ult. The
news is uniuportant. The blockade Of Quay
quill still continues. In Chill, Gen Calico stiII
held Copiapo and Coquimbo, but the Govern
ment was concentrating its troops against him.
Disturbances had occurred in other parts Of
tho country, but Santiago and Valparaiso 70.
NAMED quiet.
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Episcopal Convention.

BALTIMORE, May 2o.-Ths Episcopal Con
vention is largely attended to- day. An ami
mated debate occurred on the subject of the
division Of the diocese. II is generally
thought that the measure will bo carried.
After a warm debate the convention this
evening voted on the question of dividing tho
diocese. Amojority of the clergy voted in the
Affirmative, but there was tie in the vote of
the laity. A reconsideration will take place
tomorrow, when the question will be carried,
as many of the laity friendly to the measure
were temporarily absent at the time the vote
was taken. '
BURLINGTON, N. j., May 26.--The Protest
ant Episcopal Convention commenced ballot,
ing for Bishop of the Diocese this afternoon.
Ten ballots have been taken, but with no re-
suit, the clergy giving majority for Rev. DR..
Mahan, and the laity for Rev. DR.. Littlejohn.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-27
Democratic Convention.

CoLuMBUs, May 26.-The Democratic Con
vention nominated r. P. Ranney for Governor,
by acclamaton. The other nominees are:
For Superior Judge, H. c. Whitemore; Audi
tor of State, G. YOlney Dorsey; Secretary Of
State, VIM. Bushnell; Treasurer of State, Jacob
Reinhardt; Lieut.. Governor, W. IL. Stafford;
Board of Public Works, Jas. Tomlinson;
School Commissioner, Charles N. Allen.
A State Central Committee was formed. y
Tho Convention adjourned at o'clock this
evening to the Capitol Square, where addresses
were delivered by Messrs. Pugh, Vallanding-
ham, Payne and others. A meeting of the
Central Committee was held at the American
Hotel after adjournment, for the purpose Of
organizing. ..
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-27

Cook AND SETTER arrived here yesterday in
the custody Of Thos. Mclean, county jailor.
As they entered the cars at Columbus, Setter
was at loss to obtain seat. A lady, seeing
this, gave him reat by her side. A conversa-
ton soon sprang mp between them, and as the
cars were leaving the Capital, Setter kindly
pointed out to his companion the various pub
Lilo Institutions, among others, the peniten-
tiary. The lady expressed, in animated Ian
Ruags' her regret that the wickedneSs of the
world rendered 1t necessary that such prisons
should be erected, and proceeded to discourse
at length on crime and its consequences, and
the horrors of ineArceUtiOn. She little knew
that her companion within an hour had been
an inmate of the penitentiAry, the view Of
which had brought forth her remarks.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-27

The DAILY PRESS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. one
of reliable authority saith this "Ths penny
journal, containing an ample supply of the
usual current news, excellent and reliable for
eign correspondence, literary criticisms often
distinguished by greater independence than
those Of journals of higher pretonsiOns, and
leading articles of more than average ability,
and to its honor, We may add, conducted gen
orally with moderation and good taste, has
penetrated to thousands Of obscure and popu-
lous recssses in which the luxury of daily
paper was unknown before"
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-27
The Kansas Gold Mines all Humbug.

ST. LOUIS, May 26.-James Maginnis, of
Lockport, n. Y, just returned from the
plains, publishes statement in the Demo-
crat, pronouncing the Kansas gold mines the
most stupendous humbug ever perpetrated
upon the American people.
lie says it was gotten up by land specula-
tore, and sustained by parties interested IN
the frontier towns, and merchants with heavy
stocks of goods.
Maginnis' statement is supported by an
other from Mr.. Van Ness, of jackson, Mich
igan, who positively asserts that, after hav-
ing prospected throughout the whole coun
try, and visited all claims digging, no man
ever made more than twenty cents per day,
or found dirt yielding more than one cent 10
the pan.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-27
River News.

ST.. LOUIS, May 2e--M.--The river continues
to recede at this point, and all the upper
streams are reported falling. The decline hero
is about three feet. Cloudy and warm.
PITTsBURe, May 26--M.-River three feet
eight inches by the metal mark and falling.
Weather clear and warm. ~. -
PITTsBURo, May 2o-P. M.-River three
feet seven inches by tho metal mark and fall.
ing. Weather warm. .-,,,.
LOUISVILLE, May 20, P. M.-River falling
slowly, with four feet six inches in the canal.
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Presbyterian General Assembly.

WILMINGTON, DEL, May 2e.-In the As
sembly this morning the debate on foreign
missions was concluded. The committee ac-
cepted the amendments of DR.. Stearnes,
which are slight, and the report was adopted
with but two or three dissenting voices. The
management Of the church extension fund
was approved, and the proposals to change
tho plan were rejected. There is q movement
to provide for special cases. A report con-
demning the policy of the American Home
Missionary Society towards this demonstra-
tion in Illinois, and in favor of enlarging the
powers Of the church extension committee, is
before the body, and will PROBABLY be adopted
tomorrow. The Lords Supper will be ad-
ministered this evening. Ias--z ns
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-27

LADIES HONE MISSIONARY SooIETT.-Many
wretched heart has been made glad from
the efforts of those managing this benevolent
and Christian institution. Tonight the lady
managers give an entertainment in Pixies
Opera Hall, consisting of the choicest ice
cream, strawberries, music and flowers. The
public, of course, will be there, having q
double object in view - both to indulge in a
little innocent enjoyment, and promote a
worthy and charitable object.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-27
Prom Mexico.

New ORLEANS, May 20 The steamship
Tennessee, with dates from Vera Cruz to the
23d inst, and the city of Mexico to the 10th,
has arrived below.
There had been a movement at the capital
in favor Of Santa Anna's return. Gen. Maul
was marching to Tampico with 1000 men.
A conductor leaves New Mexico on the oath
with several millions for Vera Cruz. The
English strongly demonstrated against Brit
ish Minister Otway, relative to the LaenbsRa
affair. 01
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-27

The morning papers of yesterday had . cock
and bull story of husband being poisoned by
his wife. An inquest held yesterday by the
Coroner disclosed the fact that tho deceased
met his death from purely natural causes. No
wonder the Nashville Gazette accuses the Gin
cinnati reporters of ronloncing.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-27
Destructive Tornado.

caIcAeo, Msy pa destructive and fatal
tornado passed over lows City on Tuesday
last. Houses and barns and everything move
able were swept off, The track Of the whirl-
wind was in a southerly direction, and OK
tended ten or twelve miles before its force was
spent. As far MS heard from, four persons
were killed and twelve badly injured. Ore
family by the name Of Morgan, father, son
and grandson, all instantly killed. The loss
by this calamity Is not ascertained.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-27

CovINeToN Mayors CoURT.-Jane Brown,
notorious for her malicious disposition, was
arraigned for creating disturbance with a
oolored woman. Jane was fined three dollars,
including costs; in default of ayment she was
sent To Jail.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-27

soLoS NouRsE, to whom the public is in
debted for many musical gem, has just
published a charming waltz, entitled "Ncl-
lies Dream" It is safe to predict its popu-
larity. 1t can be found OF the Music Store Of
W. G. Peters & Sons. ...
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-27

SEVERAL of the most prominent policemen
have it in contemplation to form an indepen-
dent detective police force. These gentlemen
are all eminently distinguished as thief
takers, and are acquainted, professionally,
with nearly all the rogues who visit the city.
We do not doubt but that they will be sue
cessful in their enterprise. ....
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-27
MARKETS.
Cincinnati Produce Market.

THURSDAY EVENING, May 25.
FL0CR-The market was very dull today and
prices were little better than nominal The sales
were confined to 400 brls in lots ut S6 SO for super
fne good brands, and So 6Odl6 so for extra; round
lots Of superhyc could not have been sold at much
twenty -four hours, '
WhisKY Y--The market for this article. continue.
gal, with sales of 500 brls. at 2Sxc. Including
PROYISI0Ns-The only sale we heard OF to.dar.
was 100 brls rump Pork at S2: the market was very
GRoCERlEs-A better demand for Sugar, with
sales of l30 hhds. at 7A@1TSc. 70 brls. Molasses
sold At 37S@ssc. Coffee is steady, with moderate
wHEAT-The market Is rather Hrmer and more
settled; but prices are not higher. eales 100 BUSH
prime Red at 81 So $50 do. do. do at 81 3n and iso
at 81 5561l 60.
CORN-The market has declined to soc for mixed.
1900 bush. ~
RYE,The market is dull, and prices have declined
&c. psr bush; closing at 81. = II 80 ~
BARLEY-A fair demand. and prices are steady at
OATS-The market is very dull, and prices have
further declined 3g4c. per bush. Sales 800 bush at
:. BUTTER-The market remains dull, with but q
limited demand at l56nl6c for choice Western Re-
serve, and l3@l5c. for prime Central Ohio.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-27

We hope to SEQ Lieut.. Bleaks, if not as
signed a better position by the Mayor, at
least retained in his present one. He is
trustworthy officer, and against whom none
can point the finger of censure.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-27

1t will be seen by reference to our telegraph
I reports that the Democratic Convention at Co.
lumbus have made their nominations. r. P.
Ranney is the nominee for Governor. N
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-27

WE desire to call particular attention to
the very excellent and able letter of our Co.
lumbus correspondent, containing full and
very interesting report of the Democratic
Conyention, and other items of news con-
nected with the capital city.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-27

The GLORIOUS RAIH.-After the intense heat
of yesterday morning, tho shower in the even
ing was particularly refreshing and grateful.
Vegetation here as elsewhere began to suffer
materially from the drouth.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-27

A BARN near Cumminsville waS struck by
lightning during the shower yesterday after
noon. The building was fred by the OCCUR
renee, but the flames were extinguished before
material damage was done.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-27
ExplosIon OF a Locomotive.

a LAFAYETTE, Nay 26.--As the eight A. NJ.
freight train for Indianapolis, on the Lafaystis
and indianapolis road, was starting out this
morning, the hoeomotiye Leban on exploded,
seriously ipjuring Thos. Cullen, engineers John
Dougherty, fireman; and two brakemen, John
'Tfaesy and Peter FOos. The engine was blown
distance Of one hnndrnd feet, and Il com,
plete wreck. The cause of the explosion Il
supposed 70 be from defect IN the boiler.
"a t-alHstsn1 Nc7s erta klf,s
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-27

The police are making their periodical at
tempts to stop the Street.walking, at night, Of
lewd females. Two noted cyprianS were ar
rested last night, and punished with lodgings
In the Ninth street ststion-h house.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-27

BEEJAMIN Quo, an individual whose face is
exceedingly familiar at the Police Court, was
arrested last night on two charges, one of dis
orderly conduct the other for resisting officers.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-27

tbs hull Of tho wrecked steamer Jacob
Traber was launched yesterday from Off the
public wharf and conveyed to the ship-yard,
whore II viii be converted into barge.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-27

TIE bridge over the Miami Canal at Main
street is sadly out Of repair. We call the at
tention of the Commissioner Of the Northern
District to the fact.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-27

MISS ELIZA LOGAN returned home on wednes-
day night, after brief but successful tour to
the East.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-27
[By TelsGraph.l
London Money Market.

. -. LoNDoR, May 10.
Tho Money market is slightly easier. The bullion
in the bank has decreased El66,O00.
consos for money are quoted at 9l1t9elE, and for
account At 9lh@9lA.
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[By Tslensph.I
New York Stock Market.

III7.1T NV IORK, May 26-P. NJ
stocks higher. O. and n I. 6ak; I. o. s3N; n. r,
q Tsk; .Resdins All yirgiaia siHes vi Missouri
Sizes esAi Griena and onieaEo ~ n. q atid; ire
CaFOlinas es; .. Fires, Of isI iO do, registered
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-27
Clothing InteIIigence.
Local N ewS.

THE DAILY PRESS is to be had regularly
at Church's Post-ofice stand.
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MAYORS APPOINTMENT CORRECTION.
LIST page, 4th column, 29th line from top, for
=" Brokers" read Bankers.
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LOST.

IosT-A white Dog with black spots all
- over, with one large black spot on back near
pSSf0R II P.asi ssi'1sT.ss s.ss si sHi
"'S"sts,N'i :" eaieifs ,iFabW i.lo pisA my1i.cs, y
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-27

We are indebted to Mr.. ]. H. Frost for a
late copy of the U. s. Police Gazette.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-27

EN0R SALE 10, 900 feet of White Pine
n Flooring Boards Of the best quality first COM
mon and second common, cheap for cash
JOHN WARNER,
my26-bS Corner Of Twelfth and " esterD Row
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-27

EN0R SALE-A small House and Lot in
~ Ohio, 47 miles from CINCINNATI at $500 pleas
ant home and plenty OF work for shoemaker. In
fifth story. my25-bs
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FOR SALE.

ESOk SALE--Lots in the village of Green
n wood, eligibly located. Apply to HALE co f,
q the Auction and Commission House, No 1871 West
flfth street. my26.b@
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The Oberlin Rescue case.

COLUMBUS, May 2o.-The decision In the
hsoeas corpus case, is to be given Saturday
morning.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-27
BOARDING.

ROARDING-Tw unfurnished front rooms
- on second and third floors, for gentlemen and
tner wives, with board, at No. 239 Race street Re-
leIsnoe teQnlred. my26-bs
RoAhDiNG-A gentleman and wife, or
- - TWO single gentlemen, can bo accommodated
WIN MIN pleasant room and board, at 2os West Fifth
sIreeI myB-bs
D0ARDING-Three or four gentlemen can
u y be accommodated with good board and IodeInet
three or four gentlemen can be accommodated
WIN gay Doafd oy 9pplying at No. 1o5 Elm.street
bet"oeh fhNh ana Lohgworth. r4 m16-yt
ROARDING--0ne or two gentlemen can
- obtain pleasant Furnished room with board
e. NO lOl Longworth street, between Kim and Plum
A''"s mueerates ,if VI my2l-b$
LOST.
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FOR RENT.

NOR RENT-Three nice rooms, No. $50
n Sycamore, between Fourth and Fifth street,
INQUIRE on the pr"miBes, my26-bS
NOR RENT-A small House Of elk rooms,
n with mont and back yard, No. 10 Grant street,
petween Film and Plum and Twelfth and Thirteenth
ssi: ~: INQUIRE on the premises. Some furniture for
saIe ~ IelulTed. - -.t.I.. Id my26-bs
NOR REhT-A desirable House on Mt.
"A. Auburn, opntninipg ten rooms; For pArticu.
the once of. Deyan Co F'',,7 my23.of
HNOR RENT-A Basement under the Ma
tonal Dining Saloon, 2ll Vine stI est, near Sixth
the most convenient aud handy, for any respect
Aoie p9slnees IN ihe Guy: my23-d
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llH Fslssi.pAi

,S.,R rsy.vs,c4ar. I, LoRpox, May IA
.| sss: Rss!le REss "a , ssp0E, sssgs hssyy a. DE-
YES 'pfs''siis Vssa b .Siti tis-ass
.e'8lnu
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PERSONAL.

DERSONAL--The young Lady Of Cam
n bridge City, Ind, who scnt advertisement for
"Daily Press" wishing "Siuatlon as GovcrDess Of
small children, In family residing few miles from
that was omitted ia her letter and advertiscment.
myD DAILY PRESS" OFFICE.
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"ANTED--A WAGON MAKER-one
w who can make spring Wagons, and make
himself useful at anything. Good wages and steady
Ind,
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fa 4AHa 30 fNEw 0nLKAss, May MP. n.
4. Cetton-sslss 200 bales. Molasses alko Mess
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-27

See Auction sales on Fourth Puse.
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~ANTED IMMEDIATELY "A good
w business man.. to go to Chicago. A rare
chance is now offered to q suitable man. Apply at
A. p. CARSON 4 co.'s Gonoral intelligence Agency,
No. 3s2 Western Row. my35.b'
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-27

"ANTED-By young lady, an ex-
w perisnced hand, situation as operator on
Singers Sewing Machine Address f'E E." care
Box S65 Post-Ohice, Cincinnati. o., or "E. e.
Press Office my25-bs
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ENoR SALE A GUITAR-Nsarly new
IA with patent wheel screws, and with wooden
case, for sale cheap. Apply o H. KUPFER, at store
OF L. Btix Co, No. lOI Main street. my2i-b+
EISoR SALE-A fine sa Idle and buggy horse,
y, is tolerable fast and gentle. Inquire at 100
West Third street. Il-l ~ my2l.bS
ENoR SALE oMNIBUSES, PEDLERS'
n Wagons, Spring Wagons and Farmers Wagons,
nav and secondhand. j. II. PALMER
my14-3twlw' 81 Bank st., near Western Row.
NOR sALE-AN EATING HoUsE-ons
n of the best In the city, established for six
eayinG forty regular boarders, doing a profitable
business Price VI 800, half cash. balance on time
sion house, No. I3l West Fifth ST. my2I.bS
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" "ANTED-A second hand Smiths Mag
w netic or Galvanic Medical Battery. Stale
price, where Il can be soeu, and address Dr. W, W.
kARSHNER, through the Post-office. my75 b.
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VIVA TIE D-A SlTUATI0N--BY A
w YOUNG MAN as a Book keeper, Assistant
E;S EB;Eok-koeper, Entry Clerk, Or something Of the
required only part of his time. Would work for
very small salary The best Of references given
QUALIFICATION and character. Address Box ll73, Gin.
einnati, o. my25-aws
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"ANTED-T0 RENT--In some central
w part of the city. A house containing seven
or eight rooms. Address "B. o. b." this office,
stating terms and location. my15
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"ANTED-By two single gentlemen, a
w furnished room without board, within Ave
or ton minutes walk Of the Post-oflce. Address Il.
r. H., Lock Rox 32l, p. D. my2t-bs
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"ANTED--A number Of Basters, at 9S
w East Fifth street. my24.bs
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WANTED-A sITUATIoN-By Dress
w Maker competent to take entire charge Of the
business. Would furnish a room and board with tie
family fdesired. Call at l2s Baymiller street, above
Court, unv26-df
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-27

"ANTED-B0Y--A stout boy about l6,
w to work at the grsiulne business. One who
has some knowledge Of painting preferred. Apply
70 METHOEN 4 HAYNES, No. i26 Walnut street,
Room No. s, between and in the morning, and
same hours In evening. my26-be
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-27

WANTED--A sITUATIoN-By young
w man from Pennsylvania, in the dry goods or
grocery trade who fully undersand the business
with good reference. Address ISAIAH TOY, at this
Office for three days. my26 Be
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-27

WANTED-A SITUATIoN-By young
w man clerk collector; can give the best
Of references regards honesty, integrity and sobr
ETY.. Address for two days, HENRY, this office.
my2-bS