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Cincinnati Produce Market.
SATURDAY EVENING, August

SATURDAY EVENING, Augu8t ~, 1859.
FL0UR-The market Is unchanged and firm, with
moderate local demand; sales of 600 brls. at 20
for supcrfne and 81 e5@o5 10 for extra 1000 brs.
sold at "a 30 October delivery, unders TODD; 1915
brs. were received the last twenty -hsur hours.
WHISKY-The demand is fair, and prices un-
changed sales of 7U0 brs. at 2a@92iSc.-the latter
rate for wagon.
PR0VISIONs-Me Pork dull, and offered at 3l4.
Bacon dull; the only sales we're 1870 hhds. Shoulders
at &c. Nothing done in bulk Meats or Lard.
OLA sale Of Is packages Tallow at 0c. per lb.-a
decline.
GROCERIES-The market is firm, with moder.
ate, demand in the regular way. Sugar 6S97Ac.
Molasses 315a@D3sc,, and Coffee llA@l23c.
WHEAT-The market remains firm, with fair
demand, both from the local millers and for ship
ment; sales 40 bushels common Red at 95c 800 do.
prime Red delivered, at 81 0 500 do: good White at
81 III 1000 do. prime do at 81 Is, and 200 do good do.
at ~. Received during the last twenty-four hours
8,7O2 bushels.
C0RN-Thc market is quiet and steady: sales $500
bushels, to arrive, at 77c.
,0ATS-sales 1900 bushels at depot, at 42c. Tho
market is firm at this price.
RYE-The market is very firm, with fair do.
mand and light receipts, and prices arc rather
higher sales 200 bushels at 73c, and lso DO at 75o
CHEESE-Saes 100 boxes prime Western Reserve
at Sc, and 20 do. do. extra large at SIC.
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COLUMBUS NEWS.
COLUMBUS, Aug. 27, 1859.

OoLuMbus, aug. ~, loos.
BORDER Cry HORSE FAIR, This Fair which
co,,r,orcos ~ Diana n, r,,ou, -. '.,,
be grand affair The grand gala day will be Thurs.
day next as the horses will run for tho premiums
upon that day. Irains run on the Columbus and In
oianapoiis ha'road carrying passengers to the Fair
az haii the usual iare An extra train will bo run
'hfoush oh ihuisuas, leaving the depot at quarter
past Ve O'CLOCK A. M. we expect to see large
stock. ' " '' ''"1N '>'''''''A VI
r,,, r,.,.,, o. ,,,.,,,
-"' '1"OA"f INN ouiiP tialriSoh Will oe
Ihe srea1 @t'iacuoh III thiS 'cinlty next week.
"reat preparations are Deins made by tho various
e"mpsnies Vi 'hs' 'n' Ahirteentn DIVISION OF tho
olo tla' 10 compete lor thesiVer medal to be pre-
Tbs vod,ttos hove rocovod tho nou sah,o ha,,"..
rifles, which will add greatly to their apnoarance
The other companies will be out In full force and do
all In their power to make Camp Harrison placefo
instruction to our ctizen.soldiers, and amusement
to the people.
CANDIDATES. for county ofices
are at present. thick as flies around rotten carcass
There are at least forty names presented for tho
various offices to be filled for the nomination on tbo
Democratic ticket. All are anxious to serve "the
dear people, anu thereby get their bread and butter
%',Un oan .Ai'ly "aih ono sgu"ro unless no is
""''" - ''''' 'Ao oNp0''ins "n oh''''
COLUMBUS DISTRICT M. Z. CoNFERENCR-
THIS body Will meet in the Town'street Methodist
r,s", 'l..Ssp as o, y" "'unesua' hoA'' a "ree
Sun. ".' ai,eau' III 'no ci'y' ana
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MONETARY.
SATURDAY EVENING, Aug

SATURDAY EVENING, Aug. ia T. M.
During the week past there has been an improve.
ment in the supply of Currency in the market, and
we report Money matters shade easier than tho
previous week. The great difficulty is that conf.
dence has been impaired by the recent failures.
which has created a general dlstrust, both on
Change and on Third-street The disclosures made
ofthe condition Of affairs Of some of the firms hav.
Ing lately failed goes far to convince the public
that the parties have forgotten very ancient quo
tation-"honesty tho best policy"
At the close of the week 1t was rumored that ono
of our prominent manufacturing firms was under
protest; We forbear giving names, having been in
formed that there is fair prospect Of their getting
through with the difficulty.
Tho failure of the Cleveland firm, engaged In tho
Commission business, which was announced on Sat.
urday, left some Indebtedness upon the books OF
three four parties in this city. We loarn that 1t
is not any damaging smount.
Eastern Exchange was firm during tho entire
week at = per cent. premium, selling rate-buyng at
40 cents@9H premium. In order to keep up their
Eastern balances, several firms were compelled to
purchase of their neighbors at the selling rate.
The market closed firm at q. with demand fully
equaled to the supply.
In Chicago Eastern Exchange remains firm at 2
per cent. premium, selling rate, and In St. Louis
l)d@lk per cent. premium for Missouri Currency.
Ohio Currency in st. Louis Is credited to parties at
y per cent. premium.
There was an improvement In Missouri Currency
to-day of a per cent, tho buying rate being dis
count.
Gold firm, but not active at S@4O cents; selling
at 4J cents@& premium.
In New York Money is easy Short date Paper ia
readily sold at 797s, with very littlo No. Paper
Offering.
We havo no change to report in Uncurront Money
or Land Warrants.
new counterfeit IS, on the Harrisburg Bank,
Penn, has made Its appearance State.house,
figure 8, man and woman seated cattle, ac on right
end; sailor and females on left end. A good imlta-
ton Of the genuine.
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DEAD LETTERs.-The following lette RS, con-
tanning vsluables, have been forwarde to tn,
Postoface in this city, from tho Dea dieter
Office, Washington. Personal application tc
the Postmaster must bo made to obtain them
Mary Lewis to Lucinda Lewis-colored.
". W, Drake to VIM. Rees.
Anna Harrison to Mary Ann Radclif.
A. ID. to Mrs. Ada Moore.
- to Mrs Abby Jane Wallace.
mrs. J.. Z: Gwynno to Hugh Stewart.
mary to Mrs. Lucy Heron Parker.
Servien Helming to Arnoldus FOntein.
W. G. w. Gano TO VIM. Mann.
M.H. W. Gano to o. y. Stevenson.
i. ii. kammaun to Carl Borkmann.
Tweed q Andrews to T. ]. Davis.
=. y. Cooper to H. II. Miller.
Zeiller d Rindskopf to John Sheldon.
II. Jenkins to L. A. Patterson.
Shaw, Buel Il Barton to James G. COnklipg
x: +. Raley to L. J. Waldby.
Ellen Mahon to Robert Mahon.
Wife to A. Fl. Gaskill.
I. ID. Lincoln to II. P. 4 r. II. Page,
j. L. Clark to II. X. Sauger
Wm Licesby to John Winsor
zach. Albaugh to Bowen Mattack
caro-, Rees or Kerr to Lorenzo Kerr
Maddux Bros. to VIM. Hunter
stanly Hatch to Sylvester Green.
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Gay- Max Cohnhsim, Of the New York
Humoria, and Alfred Becker, Of the Hoeh-
,roecAtey, were fined s. each and costs in the
Police Court, on Saturday, for indulging In q
pugilistic encounter, at the Waverly House, the
day previous.
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August q. 1870.

PROhaloUsLY ASTONISHING l-"What's pro.
digiously astonishing9" Why the amount of
sewing one of the Grover & Baker Sewing
Machines is capable of performing; also, the
number of machines made and sold by the
Grover IL Baker Sewing Machine Company.
Construction, utility, nOiseless moving of the
needle, and many other points about their
machines, warrant large sale. Office, So West
Fourth.street.
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AFoRrUNATE SNAKE.--A few days since, as
W. W. Fosdick, ESQ.,, was grouse-hunting on
the prairios ofIndiana, arattlesnake attempted
to bite him, but fortunately for his snakeship,
sprang short Of his mark. Had he succeeded
in inserting his fangs in the calf of Mr.. FPS
legs, his death would have been tho inevitable
consequence. The motive that impelled him to
self. destruction is unknown.
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CUTTING ArFRAY.-An afray occurred last
evening on board the steamer r. B. Hamilton,
during which one of the party engaged in the
conflict receiveda severe cut in the back of the
neck. The man who committed the orime es-
capped to Covington in skiff, but was pursued
by Officer suter, arrested, and lodged in Jail.
We were unable to learn the particulars, or the
names Of the parties.
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lEg-At the close of the week ending satur-
day, there were 1876 prisoners in the City
Prison, 40 of whom were females. In the
County Jail 1855 were incarcerated-9 negro lu-
natics, % females, II on bread and water, SO
on Ohain-gang, and so in the Main Jail. At
the Commercial Hospital, 1876 patients were un-
der treatment, 28 persons wero admitted during
the week, AT discharged, and died-Dennis
McMarra.
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Na Substantial dmportantimprovement
are being made in the engino-house of the
Number Fourteons, on Fifth-street, near Smith.
The second floor has been raised to permit the
free iugress and egress of the steam engines,
and the front has been finished with an arch,
for the better support of the building.
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rs The Marion Gymnastic Association
met at No. 8 Engine-house last Wednesday
evening and elected the following officers:
VIM. De Beck, President; Geo. Warner, Vice
President; - Frisby, Secretary. They
adopted the constitution and bylaws of the
Young Mems Gymnsstic Association of Gin
cinnati.
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G1"A boy named Alonzo Paine, whose
parents reside on Pieron-street, near Fifth,
was thrown from horse, on Friday last and
so severely injured that little hopes are en-
tertained for his recovery. His back was
broken by an accident of the same kind
some years ago. Truly he is unfortunate.
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aSs-A collision took place about five o,clo

IS-A collision took place about FIVE O'Clock
last Saturday morning, at tho Lawrenceburg
Crossing, between couple Of freight trains on
the Ohio and Mississippi, and indianapolis and
Cincinnati Railroads. Several cars were
crushed, and one of the engines slightly dam
aged. The only cause assigned for the acci-
cident was the heavy fog which prevailed at
the time. Nobody was injured.
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~ Christian Doesaher, whose fine and
costs In the Police Court amounted to $35 OS-in
default of which he was committed-was re-
leased from Jail by tho County Commissioners
upon payment of 81.
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gsg- Meetings were held in the several
Wards of the city by members of the American
Party, on Saturday night, for the purpose of
electing Executive Committees, whose duty 1t
shall be to appoint one of their number to serve
on the Executive Committee for this County.
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GD- The Mechanics Exhibition is pro-
crossing to an opening with good promise.
The committee are at the rooms every morning
to award space, and are as busy at that diff
cult work as men can be, but the enormous ex.
tent of wall and floor gives to oil ample room.
Bach department is likely to bea large and at.
tractive show Of itself.
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NNoR SALE OR TRADE-Desrable prop

HINOn Dh LIZ ON lhhDE-D6SlIbDio pTUp-
n erty In and near Coyington, Kentucky, con-
SisIing Of Of gronnd with good house, con:
tanning six rooms and kitchen, well, cistern and
ence Turnpike within quarter Of mile Of the cor
pration line OF CoyinRton Also, lot in the imme-
diate neighborhood, fronting fifty feet on the Pike
sion of Covington, forty Ave by one hundred and
fve feet The above property will be sold cheap, or
cinnati, either in Kentucky, Indiana or Ohio. For
further particulars, inquire Of R. B. ELLIS on the
premises; or Of fJAMES B. GRAY, Attorney at Law,
seott.street, opposite Farmers Bank, Coyington,
Kentucky. au26-bw$
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Pixies OPERA -HousE-THE PARoDI OPERA
TRouPE.-To-night the Parodi Opera Troupe
commence limited engagement at Pixies
Opera-houso. The Opera Of Norma has been
selected for the opening night, with Parodi,
Sbriglia, and Gnone in the principal roles.
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Gy- The Continental Insurance Company
Of New York, gives peculiar advantages to 1t.
customers; they have the security of nearly a
million of cash assets, which they are allowed
to participate in the profits Of its business. See
advertisement in this paper and call on the
Agents, Samuel z. Mack & Co.
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Ga- A horse, attached to light spring
wagon, in charge of small lad, ran of on Sat-
urday afternoon, near the Two-mile House, and
would have ran into the Canal but for tho
timely aid of Mr.. I. Johnson, a bus driver,
who stopped him in time to save the life of tho
dr;uer
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u.s. Edward Finnessy will be examined
in the Police Court, next Tuesday, upon a
charge Of beating his wife so as to cause
death, the particulars of which wepublished
last Saturday.
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CHEWING ToBACCo.--The best in the mar
kct, and in great variety, at Patterson's, 1917
Walnut, and lis Main-street. Retailers can
have few pounds at tho same rate as by
the box. [17eod
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u.s. Benjamin Day, an old horse-drover,
arrived in this city last Saturday with drove
Of twenty Canadian ponies. They may be seen
at the stables, corner of Elm and Fifteenth
streets.
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lsS- The examination of Connolly, charged
with incest, was concluded in the Police Court
last Saturday, which resulted In bis being held
to bail In the sum Of $1,000, to answer the
charge at the next term Of the Court Of Common
Pleas.
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Gr Tho mortuary returns Of last week
show tho deaths in this city, during that Pc
riod, to have been ono hundred and eleven, Of
whom more than one.half were children under
five yesrs of age.
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GJ- The anniversary of the Asbury Chapel
Sabbath School was held ct Asbury Chapel,
on Webster-street, yesterday afternoon. An
appropriate address was delivered by Mr.. N.
r. Royce, q recent graduate Of Woodward
Colleoe
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Ns- Nathan Davis, well-known thief,
stole horse and buggy last evening from in
front of the Catherine-street Baptist Church.
He was arrested and lodged in the Ninth-street
Station -house.
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Gas- The police last evening made descent
on a notorious house Of ill-fame, kept by
Mrs. Nelly Sullivan, on Westsrn.row, near
Eighth street. Twenty-Five persons were found
in the house and arrested.
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rs" The goods stolen from the house Of Mr..
Longley were found, yesterday morning, lby
Officer johnson, of the Fifteenth Ward, in
an untenanted house, on Ninth-street, near
Linn.
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Nag- The City Auditor, in his Monthly Re-
port to the Finance Committee, states that the
estimated expenses Of the city for the month Of
September, as reported by the heads Of the
various departments, will be $46,45S SO.
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EDUCATIONAL.
HerrOHa's Seminary.
vNyHE THIRTY. FIRST SESSION oFHEF

VNSHE THIRTY FIRST SESSION OF HER
u R0N'S SEMINARY will commence on MON
DAY, August the 10th. The c0nrse Of instruction
is thorough, and Boys and Young Men are here pre-
pared either for College or for Business. Competent
Teachers, who love to work, are employed, and no
pains will be spared to sustain the good name 1t has
enjoyed for fifteen years The price Of Tuition has
not so much to make money as to do good. There's
three Observation-Disclosures, Preparatory, and Col
legiate-n which all the branches of English Ed
ucation,. Latin, Greek, German and French Lam
guages, Mathematics, Natural Sciences, and thor
ough course of Book keeping taught, with Leo
lures every week. Half an hour, from S5 to every
morning is devoted to moral instruction reading the
Scriptures by the pupils singing and prayer. Com
positions and Defamation weekly,
PRICES OF TUITION:
Primary Department, session of FIVE monthS,"sls %
Preparatory Department., .. 20 90
Collegiate Department, I. e. IS 20
German Language, extra, {" :. soo
Book. Keeping, I" :" ... 10 90
Drawing and Painting, extra, !" =" g. 10 90
Number limited to one hundred, and each pupil
carefully classified au6-bw-eow.
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GGS- BARLEY 0'Conner, the unfortunate In
dividusl who died in the City Prison last Fri
day evening, was buried by his friends last
Saturday.
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@S- Church, of the Postofice Newsstand,
with ssntentious severity, has posted, in painted
letters, on his bulletin: "Hmper's Weckly-all
new-no copying from Punch, this week."
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la1- The County Commissioners, on satur-
day, passed orders, amounting in the aggrs-
gate to $1,50O 81. Michael Dinan was dis
charged from Jail. by the Board, in consequence
Of an inability to pay his fine.
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asg- Henry Mcbride, for many years resi-
dent Of this city, cut his throat, at Xenia, last
Thursday. Mcbride was laboring under fit
of deliriun, trsmens at the time. He lived but
q few moments.
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EOR sALE--k double two story BRICK
~ HOUSE, and two LOTS, in. the Cincinnati
Building Compsny's Division, and the whole of
Home City very. low for cash, or short credit on
part. Inquire of Freon, atty northwest corner
Of Eighth and Main, Cincinnati, or offs. Maxon, on
the premises au23-ds
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gEfS" The bail of Mrs. Merriweather, charged
with receiving stolen goods, was reduced by
the Probate Judge last Saturday to $500. She
gave the required amount, and was released.
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G5" An unsuccessful attempt to extract the
ball from the body OF Mrs. DeMarbais was
made at st. Johns Hotel for Invalids, lastSat-
urday
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Scs- e. P. Cranch, ESQ.,, was, by order of the
Probate Court, Saturday, appointed assignee Of
D. A. Layman, in place of W. s. Forrest, re-
signed.
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aes- The following is q list of letters de-
tanned for nonpayment Of postage at the
Postofice, in this city, August ~:
Henry Benson, Natchez, Miss.
Jones d Lauth, Pittsburg, Penn.
A. aud J. scradsk, Peoria, Ill.
Gerhard Reiuetse, Baltimore, Md.
Franz Bernhard Heyer, Dardanelle, Ark.
Thomas Sullivan, Sandusky City, Ohio.
William Rittenhouso, Roxobell, Ohio.
A. Wilson, ilson Station, Ohio.
AUGUST, IS.
Norman Relyea, Toledo, Ohio.
Mrs J. r. Phillips, Barbsdoes West indies.
George Haisch Miamitown, Ohio
Hacquait & Nargot, Portsmouth, Ohio.
Eeler Anthony & Co., Philadelphia, Penn.
Eberly Il Shed, Columbus, Ohio.
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GD- Religious services were held at the
foot Of Main-street, yesterday; also in Wash
ington- square, corner Of Elm and Twelfth-sts.
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Gag- The shabby appearance Of the external
walls Of the Hughes High School is reproach
to the School Board. The building needs re-
painting,
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Ng- Bear in mind that WiswelPs picture
gallery will be thrown open to the public this
evening. Exhibition free.
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BOARDING..

ROARDING-A couple Of gentlemen, or
~ gentleman and wife can find pleasant room
with board, by applying at l37 Smith.st. au2sb'
R0ARDING- - Two gentlemen desiring
AD pleasant place to board, in a private family,
between Elm and Plum Terms moderate. au27-bf
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G1- One hundred and eleven deaths 90.
CURED in the CITY last week, a majority of
which were children under Eve years of age.
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GJ- A Master Commissioners sale comes
off at the Courthouse this morning at
eleven O'Clock.
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THE PRES S.
W ANTS! WANTslu

Ir you want servant, advertise In
THE PENNY Pr ,ESS.
IF you want a house, advertise in
THE PENNY PR BSs.
IF you want to sell anything, advertise in
THE PENNY PR ESS.
IF you want to buy anything, advertise in
THE PENNY PRESS.
Tx fact, every want supplied by advertising In
THE PENNY PRESS.
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@3- The National Theater will be opened
this evening, on which occasion will bo pre-
sented The HmchJack.
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@g- General William Walker, the "man of
destiny" passed through this city on Saturday,
on route for New Orleans.
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NOR SALE-Low for cash an excellent
n business stand-the Sixth street House, doing
good business both In tho bar and boarding house;
Plum -streets, directly opposite the Market house
For terms apply to s. BAENNINGER, Proprietor, or
pr. u. RIEDER, 73 West Third street, up stairs.
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Gg- One hundred and ffty-fve prisoners
were confined in the County Jail at the end of
last week, eight of whom were lunatics.
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Personal William Walker was
at the Burnet House last Saturday. He left
in the evening for Louisville.
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E8- The great National Horse Fair com.
menoes at Da,to next Monday, and will con-
tinue until Thursday.
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G9- When last heard Of, Conwell the. ab.
seconded merchant, was in Illinois.
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ly- Timber is strung along Walnut street,
to be used for the street railroad track.
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as3- Meteorological observations for the
PENNY Press, by Henry Ware, Optician, No.
West Fourth-street, August 27, 1859.
O'clock. Barometer. Tbermooot.,
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Gg Upward Of forty cases were disposed
Of In the Police Co urt last Saturday.
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Steamboat Register.

ARRIvALs-Wenona, Madison; Duneith, Maysvlle;
Superior, Louisville; Melrose, Portsmouth,.
DEPARTUREsWenona Madison; Dunleith, Mays
Vile; Superior, Louisville; Molrose, Portsmouth;
Hastings, st. Louis; Progress, Cairo.
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u.s. Thirty y-one marriage licenses were Is
sued by the Clerk of the Probate Court last
week.
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G5- There were two cases of smallpox in
the Pest-house at the close of the pa,'t week.
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E9- Parodi's italian Opera Trour,e will
appear at Pixies Opers-house this vening.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-08-29

NOR SALE-PIANO-An elegant carved
IL Rosewood Piano Forte and Stool, warranted
equal If not SUPERIOR IN tone to any In this CITY, 1t Is
seven octaye-has the corrugated sounding board, and
the Dolce Campana attachment. Cost at the manu-
tacturers year snce lve hundred and fifty dollars.
Price S325 Address Box 1881, Postotfice, au26-aws