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Destructive Conhagration.
Thirty THOUSAND DOLLARS
WORTH OF PROPERTY DE-
STROYED.

AT two o'clock this morning flames were
sem issuing from the rear of McKeehan g.
Evans pork-house situated ON the north
east corner of Ninth and Sycamore streets
Notwithstanding the fremen were prompt on
the ground, the fire spread with fearful ra.
pidity, and, in u few minutes, the entire bui.d-
ing was enveloped in flames. The buldpp
contained largo plumber Of hams, picked
pork, beef, &C., which was much damaged
large quantity being eutirely destroyed.
The iiremen worked manfully, and sue
ceeded in conining the flames to the one
building. A large number of hams were
saved, together with The books, papers, and
oltice-iurniture. Thirty thousand dollars, it
Is said, will scarcely cover the damages.
Tho building was own eddy Messrs. Evans &;
Swift, and is insured in tao Fireman's Ipsu-
rance Company, of this city, but to what ex-
tent we were unable to ascertain. Many were
of opinion that the fro was the work of an
incendary, but 1t is reas enable to suppose that
it originated in the smoko-house.
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[By Telegraph
New Work Diarket.
New York, August al-P. M,

Az" LVhhb husust Jl-f. NJ
Flour heavy and 1O020c. lower: sales 7,lO0
DTS at S49t 40 for superfine State; 81 4N14 70 for
ezra STATE; ~ O5@i ~ 0forsperfne Western 81 40S
l9r common to good extra Western; 81 g5i55 10 for
ou, ana % 2o(g5 40 for freShgrolnd shipping brands
Flour lower: sales $50 brls. ut 81 6O@l5 So Small
sales Rye Flour at s. J0lii 30.
Wheat unchanged: sales $500 bushels at 81 2nA
26 for new Rod Southern; 81 2U6al IS for new While
DO; 81 37b Tor new White Michigan, and Rcd Zim-
mtrman on private terms. Rye firm sales 1000
bushels at sic. Barley dull: sales LOCO bushels.
Rarley Malt 90c Corn ic lower: sales is 0r0 bushels
inferior White Southern. Oats quiet and dull, at
5GGy3Sc for old State; 37@39c. for Western, and
3gtdtlc. for Canadian.
Whisky heavy and dull; sales $50 brls. at zaTC.;
closing ut 26ac.
Pork frmer: sales 34OO brls at SlSal5 Is for moss.
$40 tO0lO 10 for prime, SS for prime mess
and $l3 62@l3 7j for thin mess including 800 brls
contract for 1900 hrs mess was also settled at i 80
Beet dul sales l25 brls. at S. 5OGIG for country
prime; SIQl1 - for do. mess; SslSil for repacked
tlh1cego and Sl2@l2 50 for extra Sma II sales Beef
iiams at Sl6@yl7 IS. Bacon unchanged: sales 100
tisrces bagged Hams at llao. Cut Meats nrmer;
sales 100 packages at for Shoulders and
Tor Hams. Lard quiet sales $50 brls. at lOQ4iORo,
1or No. city TO prime Western.
State. 'O'
Cheese firm, at 7609}5c, as in quality.
I0Dacco-Tle sale to-day of Cuba and States Seed
was we attended, but with unsatisfsctory prices
More than one quarter Of the lots on the catalogue
were withdrawn
Uplands
Sugar bnoyant and active, at 7D7Ao. Molasses
steady at 42c,
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AMUSiiAIE YTS.

PIKE's 0PERA.Housz everybody re-
member that Tonight win be pre,ented for tho first
,lne 10 Cincinnati, Donizetti's Grand Opera OF IL
roLiuro; or THE MARTYRS. Every effort has been
made by the management to present tbi, cusp
pouvRE of the great MAESTRO, in style of magnia-
cehce commensurate with the intrinsic grandeur Of
us composition. Beside the addition of new and
splendid scenery costumes and properties, the or
chestra and chorus have been siren gthened and a
iui military band introduced upon the stag, in The
action OF the opera. The cast comprises tho full
strength Of the COMPANY, from the excellence of
which, ooo of the most brilliant rendltons of .ha
opera may be expected that has ever bso listened
to in America
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Cincinnati Produce Market.


WEDNESDAY EVENING August 3l 1859.
,FLOUR-The market continues brisk, without
change in prices The sales were 600 brs. at 81 SOD
% Tor superine, and 81 6S1 for extra. 34OO brls
were received the last twehty four hours,
WHlSKY-A dull market, and prices 10. per gallon
for Wagon.
PROVlSI0NS-The demand for Bacon continues
Rand the market firm: sales Of llO hhds. Sides
at 9C@94c, chiefly tho former rate 100 brls. mess
Potk sold atsl4 Bulk Meat Is inquired for at 60Sc.,
but there are no Sides Offering In Lard 1870 tiercsa
and bris. sold at l04c.
GROUERlEs-Sugar unchanged, aud In fair de-
@l2a. S' ''"
UlL-Saes Of 81 brls Linseed at 6TG,osc. The lat.
ter is the general asking rate.
WHEAT-,The market Is dull and unsettled, and
prices are 2d3c. lower. Holders, however, are not
pressing their stocks the market: sales 200 bush
els prime White at 81 IL, and 20do. good Bed at no.
Receipts small.
CORN he market is dull and prices unsettled,
sales 200 bushels to arrive, at 7Sc, and 800 do at To
kYE-sa'es l,jOO bushels at 72c,, 10 arrive. Mar.
0ATS-The market ia dull and lower: sales 2,6Oo
pnshea at iOc., and 50hdO. at 4l1sc.
CHEESE-SaleS 200 boxes prime Western Reserve
at Sc. Market firm.
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LOOnlmIlnicatad.l i

DoCroR LEON vs.. DocTOR Z. II. EALING -
Messrs. Editors: In the summer of 1851 I
was operated upon for a corn by Doctor Leon,
or Lyon, who removed tberefrom three points
or corns, and was relieved entirely from pain
for about sEvEs YEARS, about which time severe
pain was experienced. then called on Doctor
E. e. Ealing,who was then operating on Fourth,
near Sycamore. street; having stated to him the
mode of operation by Doctor Leon, he said "he
had formerly been in his mplOy as an assist
ant, and left him TO 90 il alone; that said Doc
tor Leon knew little or nothing of the profess
sion, &C." Doctor Ealing then operated upon
the same corn, removing these points, or corns,
like cord wood out Of wagon, until, as no
said, he had removed sixteen, when Doctor
Leon, after much patient examination, had
found originally only three. Query: If tho re-
moval of three relieved all pain for seven years,
how long ought sixteen? Answer-FOr life;
80 said Doctor Ealing. What was the fact?
Why just sie months, as mine arc about as pain
full now, and have been for months past, as they
were before being operated upon by Doctor
Ealing. "These are facts, and facts are stub
born things" The public will draw their own
conclusions. JAMES j. BUTLER.
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A CORNER STONE 0PENED.--Yesterlay after
noon we were called to witness tho removal of
the cornerstone Of the Masonic Hall Building,
just demolished to complete more magnificent
temple. The stone Was laid in June, 1845.
The deposits were in copper box, and came
out in excellent order, to.wit: The papers Of
that day-tho Morning Herald, Ercainy Ne,os,
Atlas, Tmes, Gazette, Chronicle, Eaquirsr, Ger
man RepuJlicansr, Almanacs, Gazettesrs, Di-
rectory, Calender of st. Xavier College :;
Woodward College, Reports of Common Schools,
Goodman's Counterfeit Detector, Astronomical
Address, City Charter and Ordinances, Ma
sonic Constitutions, Monitor, Bylaws, Grand
Lodge Proceedings, go. Gold and silver coin,
copy Of the Holy Bible, and Daguerreotyp es
Of the veteran Griffin Yeatman and Rev. Rob-
ert Punshon. The cornerstone of the new
building was laid last year. The curious relics
thus brought to light after fourteen years dark
ness, have been deposited in the archives of
N. G. Harmony Lodge.
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CITY FIyANCEs--LAsT WEEKs PAYMENTS
The City Auditor made the following report to
Council last night, showing tho amount Of
The following shows the amount still re-
naming in the City Treasury:
SEWING MISUNDERSTANDING tho many sew

SEWING MISUNDERSTANDING tho many sew
ing-machines presented for public cOnsid-
Grafton is that of Kelsey & Co. Having
carefully examined this machine, We have
no hesitancy in recommending it to the con-
sideration of the public. Persons in want Of
safe and reliable sewing-machine, should
not fail to call on D. W. Harrington & Co.,
No. 80 West Fourth-street, and make q Sc
lection from Kelsey & Co.'s manufacture.
These machines, we are assured, have never
failed in one instance to give entire satisfsc-
tion; and as for merit, will compsre with
any other machine in the market
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-01

Nay The street cleaning awards were not
disposed Of by the City Fathers last night,
other than that two reports were offered from
the Committee Of Seventeen. The majority
desire that the present system of contracting z
for street cleaning shall be continued; the min
ority desire that the City Commissioners shall
have the work done under their special direc-
ton, and that Superintendent in each Of the
three districts be paid $50 per month. The
Board Of City Improvements to employ hands,
horses and carts.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-01

-" Thomas Higdon, ono of the contrac.
tors for street-paving, having grievance
against X. Paine, City Commissioner, com
municated the matter to the City Council last
night, and that Board, informally, referred
the subject to special committee, viz: Marsh
Hollister, Kiersted, Mayer and Baum, who
are to report whether the subject shall be for
malIy brought before the City Council for fur
ther action.
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gssS- Some of the members of the City Coun-
Gil are in favor Of devoting the building now
occupied by the Cincinnati Orphan Asylum, on
Elm street, to the ameiloration of the condition
Of female prisoners now SO miserably cared for.
The resolution is pending in the City Council
to notify the Trustees Of that Asylum to de-
liver possession of grounds and buildings to
tho city. The subject is to come up next We'd
nesday night week.
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GS- The residence of Mr.. Wolf, on Eighth
street, between Walnut and Vine, was entered
by a burglar at an early hour yesterday morn
ing, by means Of a ladder, and robbed of a
pair of pants the property of Mr.. Hackenberg.
Mr.. H. was awakened by noise in his room,
when the scoundrel fed. Mr.. H. informs us
that his pantaloons pockets contained a num-
ber of keys, and several papers of little value.
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rs For some time past attempts have been
made to throw trains off the track of the Ohio
and Mississippi Railroad. Application was
recently made to Mayor Bishop by the officers
Of the road for assistance in ferreting out the
villains. Detective Bill Raney was dispatched
to Vincennes, and, by telegram received yes
terday by the Mayor, we learn succeeded in
arresting two men in the act of throwing off a
train. They were lodged in the vincennes
Jail.
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G1" We learn that quite number of the
friends of Mr.. Slater, who was expelled from
the police force for being engaged in the recent
kidnapping case, blame Mayor Bishop very
much for his decision in the matter. Mr.. Sa-
tor called on us last evening, and wished US to
state that he is cory that His Honor should
be blamed; that he thinks he done exactly
right, although he claims that the whole mat
ter was "set up" against him by others.
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law REPORT.
PROBATE COUHT

ORDgE or DisrsIRUTrOS-In the natter of the es.
tnto OF Jacob mpicman, an order was made 10 nav
thS creditors OF theestate thrty-eight cents on Tho
dollar. " '
hrFaNsEu5, ,--Appraisers were appointed to take an
G COnwel - e'
, a. TAFT wRs appointed trustee of c. Granger un.
uer the VIII Of Daniel Robinson.
CASEa or lssAHuY.-A German woman named
,ehi lty-sN years Of age, insane from general bad
he,,sIth' was cent to the Lunatic Asylum.
young woman named Tiily natyo of this
county, Wn9 aiso sent TO the same institution.
James Gai"Ear, hfiyfye years OF age q native Of
ireland, aud ten years u resident Of this covatry
insanity IL lnemperanco. ~ ~ "
ChsEs FoR the SEPTEMnER GRAND JuRy.-The tran.
scripts sent D from the Examining Conrts mn 10 this
time, charge the following of.nces, which the next
Grand Jury.will have to consider:
lncest i grand larceny, III horse stealing 4 pass-
ing anu having IN possession counterfeit money Id:
burglary, malicious stabbing and shooting, iS a..
sault with intent to kill, I2 robbery, |; bieamy l.
periury,3; malicious destruction OF property 81 as,
SAINT with intent to rape l. forgery 81 petit larceny
= persouating an officer, l. obtaining money under
false pretences !; resisting officers 81 threatening
personal Violence T. Also several Of assault and
battery.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-01

Gr Quite number of our citizens visited
the Florence, KY, Fair, yesterday. A fine
premium mich COW was purchased, at an
enormous price, by B. Cavagna, of this city.
The purchase was made before the exhibi-
tion took place, and Mr.. G. had the pleasure
of seeing her "carry off the ribbons
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-01

lEg- A gentleman, whose name we could
not learn-a stranger in the city-hsd his
pocket picked at an auction store on Fifth.
street, last evening, of purse containing some
seven dollars in gold and silver. Strangers
visiting our city would do well to keep sharp
lookout forslight-fngered gentlemen. ...
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HOME INTER EST.

ES- s. II. Parvin, Advertising Agent, No.
80 West Fourth street.
MS- Winder's Slsy-IiSht GalIery-An styles
Of Pictures made OH short notice
Hc- Windcr's SlSy-light Gallery, West err.
row, opposite Courtstreet. The cheapest and best
Pictures made in the city.
nEr Daguerrean Gallery, Southwest cor
nor of Sixth and Wostern.row, over Hannaford's
drug store. Pictures taken and put in good for
twenty cents. Warranted to please.
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G5-We call attention to the card Of L.
Byl & Co., in our advertising columns. Per-
sons entrusting work to them may rely upon
having the same performed punOtually. Mr..
Byl was for many years employed by our citi-
zens as Street. sprinkler, in which capacity he
gave entire satisfactio
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FIGHT.--A difficulty occurred among some
workmen in ono of the furnaces, yesterday, (which
while it did little damage to any engaged in the
affray, added little to the m oney in the treasury
VIM. Foley and VIM. Weldon got into difficulty
FIRST when Par. Foley and John Weldon naturally
enough followed out, each to his brother to "ptch
in," and Foley stripped his coat, while Weldon No.
gave VIM. Foley kick. The principals were ined
five dollars each by the Mayor and the accessories
one dollar each.
A BAD MISTAKE,--In the notice of Mr.. A.
d. Smaay's large brick in our yesterday mornings
issue, the types made us say "A D. Soncilly." This
was bad mistake. We are afraid Mr. Smalay will
hardly know himself, after reading Yesterdays
TEEss.
Two women were fined, in the Police
Court, yesterday mornng-one Ave dollars and the
other two dolars-for getting into muss.
Gsy- A mad dog was killed on the corner Of
Scott and Sixth streets Yesterday
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G1-The engineers of the Fire Department
report six fires, and two chimneys burnt out
during the last month. The loss is estimated
at$3,5OO, exclusive of that of the Columbia
street fire, which is estimated at from $685.
900, to $13O,0O0.
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"THE Two CITIEs"-Not London and Paris,
but New York and Cincinnati. These two
cities are the principal depots for the sale Of
Grover Il Bakers Sewing g-machines. An in
voice has just been received at No. So West
Fourth.street, where persons desiring to pur-
chase can find an unequalsd assortment of cast
iron seamsresses, Of the best style.
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Gs-A fight occurred on Harrison street, near
Broadway, about six O'Clock last evening, be-
tween couple of Irishmen-one atender, and
the other cartman--in which the cartman was
struck severe blow over the arm with shovel.
The parties were arrested, and will be examined
in the Police Court this morning.
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sHANBrUL.-We noticed quite respectable
looking woman, yesterday, at the corner of
Ninth street and Western-row, reeling under
the influence of liquor. We have not the
least doubt but that she will make her ap-
pearance at the Police Court to-day.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-01

Ho! FOR DAYToN.-A half-fare train will be
run on the Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton
Railroad during the National Horse Show.
The charge for the round trip will only bo
one dollar and seventy-five cents. See adver-
tisement.
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RUMoRED Loss OF THE FRIGATE CONGRESS-
A distressing rumor prevailed in Philadelphia
on Monday evening, to the effect that the
frigate Congress, which recently sailed from
that port, had gone down, with all on board.
The rumor, however, is probably wicked
hoax, as it could be traced to no responsible
aourca
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-01

-Gantz, who passed one hundred and
twenty dollars in counterfeit money on gen.
tleman from Shelbyville, Indiana, some day 8
since, has been arrested at smoutE,, in this
State.
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CoNcBRT IN FuLToN'--By reference to the
amusement column, it will be seen that q
grand Sacred Concert is to be given at
McKendrie Chapel, by the Continental Choir,
on Tuesday evening next. An attractive
programme will be offered.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-01

Gg- Mike Bargain, seven years old, was run
over by an omnibus on Western row, near
Twelfth-street, yesterday afternoon. The
fore wheel run over his head and chest, and
the injuries are so severe, it is believed he can
not survive. His parents reside on Plum
street.
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The CANAL MURDER NIaHr BEFORE LAST
! CoRoHERs IYoUEsT-ExAMINATIoS OF McDoY-
ALD-THE ACCUSED COMMITTED IN DEFAULT OF
BAIL, &c.-Coroner Carey held an inquest
yesterday over tho dead body of Cornelius
UNiel, who was murdered, night before last,
during an affray at his drinking house, on tho
Miami Canal, between Race and Elm. streets.
After careful examination of witnesses by
the Coroner, the jury rendered verdict "that
the deceased came to his death by wound iu-
ficted with sharp instrument in the hands Of
Patrick Mcdonald" Mcdonald having been
previously arrested, was examined by Judge
Lowe yesterday, and held to answer before tho
Court of Common Pleas in the sum Of $4,000
bail.
The only positive evidence against Nc
Donald was his own admissions to the officers
who arrested him, which were "fhet be had
attended a dance at the house of ONiel, and
that difficulty ensucd, during which he
was assaulted by number Of persons; that
he drew knife, and cut he knew not whom"
Judge Lowe, in giving his decision, stated
that he had no doubt but that Mcdonald
had been pursued by parties, and, therefore,
considered it g bailsble case. The prisoner
was committed, in default of bail, to answer
the charge of murder in the second degree.
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MoURNING.-If the ladies wish to see some-
thing new and handsome in this line, let them
call at Jessup's Immediately, for he has Just
returned from New York with choice selec-
ton. He does not wish to sell-oh, no-bst
just to show his goods. Call at 1O2 Fourth
street, opposite Shillito's.
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G1"We would call particular attention to
the advertisement of the southgate House, to
be found in another column. This house is
situated in central part Of tho city, conve-
nient to all the railroad depots, telegraph
Offices, &c. Travellers would do well to give
the South gate trial.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-01

Gy Some william attempted to set fro to
Morgan's lumber yard, corner of Twelfth and
Plum-street, last Tuesday evening. A pile of
shavings was placed under the Office and fred,
but fortunately was discovered by gentleman
who was passing by, and extinguished before
any damage was done.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-01

Frederick Meyer was arrested last
night by Officers jacob and Bliss, on a
charge of grand larceny, having stolen gold
watch from man in the Sixteenth Ward
valued at $50. He was safely lodged in the
Ninth. street Station house.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-01

ESA proposition to contract with Abel
shawk, for small steam fro-engiue, for
$3.50, Is to be discussed by the City Council
next Wednesday night.
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Steamboat Register.

=, ,ARRIyALs:-Forest Queen Madison; Fairy Queen,
H. +. Sass, New Orleans; Emma Graham, Cairo.
DEPARTURES. .-llesSengsr, New Orleans; Forest
Qneen, Madison, Fairy Queen. Maysyille; Superior
Louisville; S. p. Hibberd, Cairo,
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GDr The body Of man was found floating
In the Ohio River, at the foot of Elem street,
day before yesterday. 1t was so much decom-
posed as to render recognition impossible.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-01

cD-There will be meeting at the City
Council Chamber, this evening, of the lot
holders Of Catharine-street Burying- ground.
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CITY MATTERS.

GS- The sale Of Mr.. Days Canadian ponies,
at the Fifth-street Horse market, yesterday
yielded handsome profit.
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GBy Telegraph
New Orleans Market.

NEw ORLEANS, Aug. 3l-P. NJ.
Cotton easier, but qualities unchanged:
sales LOCO balesat llAc for Middlng Corn dull at
per cent. premium; sight do. * discount.
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Gzg-M Mr.. Charles Drach will give his fifth
annual cotilion party, at the Melodeon Hall,
on the evening of the 9th inst.
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FOR SALE.

MNOR SALE-TABLE-A twelve foot oak
extension table; cost seven months ago $780, will
sell for Sl5 Also, victory coal stove, cost $22 with
h1rures-wi sellfor$l5 Inquire at 10 College street.
sepl-bsl
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WANTED-SITUATION-An educated,
England wishes aauaton in store or once Whers
ne could souseu {has been in an architecs Office
na"ly not 80 much an object as employment City
i'A'''n'e' si'eh' Address II, W j., at his office.
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lS> Meteorological observations for the
PENNY PRESS, by Henry Ware, 0ptician, No.
West Fourth-street, August 81, 1859.
O'clock. Barometer. Thermometer.
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WANTS! 2wANrs!!

IF you want q servant, advertise In
THE PENNY PRESS
" you want house, advertise in
THE PENNY PRESS.
IY you want to sell anything, advertise in
THE PENNY PRESS.
Ir you want to buy anything, advertise In
THE PENNY PRESS.
In fact, every want supplied by advertising In
THE PENNY PRESS.
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FOR RENT.

ENOR RENT-AN ATTIC FOR RENT
hoard IL rconired Terms moderate AnnIy soon
at 81 Race-street. sepl-bs
EVOR RENT-FR0NT OFFICE AND
IL SECOND FLOOR-Apply at No. 20 Front street,
between Main and Walnut. sepl.df
ENOR RENT-HOUSE-A dwelling house
IL on Ninthstreet, between Vine and Walnut.
Streets No. 67 containing ten rooms, bath ROOM &C.
Apply to W. L SP0ONER, northwest corner Court
and Main-atreets. au2l.br