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MARKETS.
Cincinnati Produce Market.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, May

NLDNEsDAH EVENING, May 4.
FLOUR-The market old not undergo any change
Today holders continue f1rm but the demand was
less sharp, and buyers seemed disposed to hold off
and the only sales were 100 brs at Sc So and 800 do
ON private terms. ~ wv
WHISKY-The demand continues good, ana the
market nrm Sales OF 800 brls. at 2525Isc.the lat.
ter rate for wagon.
r. PERY99VISIONs 70 There was rather better demand
at Sac, and 40 hhds sold at Sac and rs do at qc -
short time for the last lot. Holders Continue Yer,
hrIn az Ic and &c. Nothing done in other articles
GHOCERiES-The market is very firm and hold
ers sell spartnGl at the quotations Sales of Suga
az and Molasses at 3Sc. Coffee unchanged
and held firmly at l261l2l6c.
WHEAT-The market is very firm at the adyanc,
notced yesterday The stock In the mrrket is insig
hlhcant and the receipts very small, and conse.
quenty there was not much business done in this
ticle, but prime samples will sell quick at our quota.
ti0ns. sales 800 BUSH fair mixed at 81 As; loo do
prime Mhie at $l 65, delivered, and 500 do. good do
COBNoThe market remains firm, with good do.
RYE-A good demand, and the market is firm a,
tne improvement noticed yesterday. Sales 200 bush
,BARLEY-The market Is quiet and UNCHANGED
we continue TO quote prime at 60c., and fair at 55c
q uAIS-Ihe demand is active and prices advancing.
SAFES 900 bush light, last evening" at Sc, but to-
any business. - "s ~
BUTTER-The market is quiet and unchanged
Sales 40 frkins choice Yellow W. r. at 2O6l22c. We
CHEESE-Sales 200 boxes prime W. r. at &c. Mar
ket steady.
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Later from Mexico.

WASHINGTON, May 4.-The New Orleans
Picayune of Friday last, on information re-
ceived from Vera Cruz, says: Mr.. MoLans
had, when the steamer left, about abandoned
the idea of going up to the Table Lands for
the present, both because of the distracted state
OF the country, and the desire to be near the
Government with which he is in official COM
munication. He desired, therefore, to 20 on
board one of our ships of war at Sacrificios,
probably the Savannah, until her relief by the
Saratoga. He had proposed, in what manner
is not stated, to put himself in communication
with the opposition party, for the purpose of
protecting the lives and property of the Amer
lcan citizens, and, in the name of humanity,
staying this unnatural war, or, at least, soften
ing down some of its more formidable features
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LATEST BY TELEG RAPH.
REPORTED FOR THE DAILY PRESS.
TeIegPapIliC.

NEW YORK, May 4.--The Associated Press
think it is due to the public to state that the
Nova Scotia Telegraph Company has, regard
less Of the wishes of a large majority Of the
leading press Of the country, and of the owners
OF the telegraph lines west of Nova Scotia, put
an end to the foreign news arrangements which
have existed during the past ten years. 1t is
understood that the managers of the Nova
Scotia line have made secret and exclusive
arrangements with private party, who, there
is reason to believe, may attempt to use the
European news for speculative purposes. For
the present, therefore, the public should stand
upon their guard.
AS soon as the steamer Niagara's news comes
to hand it will be made public upon the bull
letln boards, and until then tho commercial
public must be at the mercy of the Nova Scotia
spectators,
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Successful Forgery on the LAFAYETTE
Bank to the Extent of f$7,OOO--EIope-
ment of the Forger with a Young
Lady.
A forgery unequallod in the annals of crime
in this city for ingenuity and adroirness, was
perpetrated on Saturday last Tho following
is a full aud reliable statement of the facts.
On Tuesday afternoon last the officers of the
Lafayette Bank, in this city, had occasion to
balance their cash account with the Cincin-
natl, Hamilton and Dayton Railroad Co., and
for that reason sent for the bank book of the
latter corporation. To premise this statement,
however, it will be as we'll to mention that it is
the custom of SIS. L'Hommedieu, Esq, Pres
ident of the Board, to sign sufficient guam
tity of blank checks as may be wanted for use
within the course of two or three days. The
checks of the road have printed across their
face, "Not valid, unless countersigned
filed, and not till then, the Secretary afIixes
his signature, and it is then ready for present.
alton for payment. When the bank sent for
The handbook of the company, the Secretary
opened the check book and discovered that one
Of the signed checks had been cut out and an
other check posted in its place, and at once de-
tected that this check bore the forged sigma
ture of Mr.. L'HOmmedieu. An investigation
took place at the bank, when the fact developed
itself that check for $1,000, payable to the
april pay Roll or Bearer" had been presented
at the counter and cashed. Upon examination,
it was soon discovered this check, so far
as the name of F. II. Short, Secretary of
the Board, was concerned, was n forgery
lt is proper at this juncture to state
that, since last Saturday, q young man
named James Dubois, occupied as clerk in
the office, has been missing; and further,
that young lady with whom he associated,
recently from the East and very respectfully
connected, but whose name we suppress from
respect to her relatives, has also been missing.
Suspicion at once directed itself to young Du-
bois as the fOrger, and the developments in
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CITY COUNCIL.


The following is a condensed statement of the bu.i
ness transacted by this Board last evening
resolution, authorizing the City Auditor TO adj
verse for proposals for leasing the wharf at tho fool
OF street, to he used for the term Of five years
c,,e Inc appolhntment Of Charles Il. Smith as Deputy
The Committee ON WOrli-house reported adverse tC
Dwldlng temporary house for work house purposes
a petition from the property. holders on Fifl
street, between Walnut and Vine, asking that The
Sd IT, be removed from that square, was
- petition from the Metropolitan Street Railroa,
COMPANY was referred 70 the Committee on Law
matches within the city limits, was lost.
After transacting other business NOT of penera
purpose, Council adjourned.
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Canadian Parliament.

TORONTO, May 4.-The Parliament was pro
rogued this afternoon. The Governor Gen
erals speech was mere repetition of the i'm =
portant business of the session, with state
rnent that the increase of the first quarter OF
The current year shows signs of the revival Of
trade and increase of our resources. 1t also
says that visit from the Queen or a member
Of the royal family would nowhere in her
broad dominions be hailed with more genuine
loyalty than in Canada.
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MunicinaI. Elections.

LAFAYETTE, May 4,-The municipal cleo
ton passed of quietly yesterday, The Re-
publicans elected City Marshal, Treasurer
and four Councimen. The Democrats elected
Mayor and six Councilmen.
PHILADELPHIA, May 4.--The election yes
terday resulted in the success of the Peoples
candidates for City Treasurer and Commis-
soners by about $500 majority. The DEM
ocrats will bein the minority in both branches
of the City Council.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-05

CooPER's NovELs.-& complete edition Of
the novels of j. Fennimore Cooper, gotten up
in the most elegant and recherche style, has
just been issued by Robt. Clarke & Co. If our
readers desire to purchase, either for their
libraries or as gifts, copy of the works of this
great American novelist, we would recommend
them to the advertisement of this edition, in
to-day's issue of the Press.
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Printers, Convention.

BOSTON, May 4.-The Convention has Sc
lected Nashville for holding the next Conven-
tion, and has recommended New York Prin-
ter as the organ Of the craft.
A resolution has also been adopted, recon-
mending the subordinate unions to consider the
feasibility of abolishing Sunday labor.
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The circulation of the "Press" in this citv,
at this time, exceeds that of any other daily,
and is rapidly increasing. To our merchants
manufacturers and mechanics, we would say,
that you can find no better medium for
making your wants generally known than
through the columns of the "Dailv Press. -
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Medical Convention.

LOUISVILLE, May 4.-sEcoNp DAY.-Four
essays, competing for the annual prize, were
rejected paper was read by Dr. Joseph
Jones, of Augusta, Ga, on the chemical anal.
ysis of fluids and secretions of the body in
cases of malarious diseases.
1t was proposed to refer this paper to the
Prize Committee, for the annual prize, but DR..
Jones objected.
The proceedings are harmonious, and the
in terest is increasing in a scientific point of
view
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AbscOnded.

BosroN, May Al. A. Bartlett, formerly a
lawyer of New York, but for three years past
the confidential clerk of Commodore String
ham, at the Charleston Navy-yard, has ab-
sconded. Ho is charged with cheating numer-
GUS radesmen by using the oommOdore's name,
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-05
The GAINESVILLE Fugitive Slave Gas,

ZANEsvILLE, May 4.--The fugitive slave,
Jackson, was delivered up to his master, and
taken to Virginia this morning. largo
crowd assembled at the depot, but no attempt
was made at rescue.
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FOUND.

ENOuND--On Wednesday, May 4, q Pawn
- brokers' Ticket, for locket, necklace and cross
Can he had by calling at this office and paying for
n,heItlSehent. MIST
ENOUND-BUNDLE.- few weeks since. a
n Bundle consisting of q satin vest and a pair of
shoes. Can be had by the owner at WILM s Jew
elry Store, College Building on paying for this ad-
mi
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COVINGTON NEWS.

MAYORS CoURT.-John f. Taylor, for fast
driving, was fined so so, and costs. Mary
Jane McCullum, arrested for drunkenness
was sent to Jail for twenty days.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-05
New York Cattle Market.

Beeves advanced; receipts $500 head; sales AZ On
a2e average price l0Ae. The market Is active Sheep
uurn receipts 5000 head; sales at 66l7c. Dressed
Neals O4l4c per ID. Swine dull receipts 1000 head;
saies AZ 6(G6He,, gross weight,
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New York Stock NInrLet.

stocks dull, but firm: O. and r. l., az N. s.
Ssna9Lainieed) ", ara Ss o. 73S La G. Land Grants,
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TO LET.

vNNo LET-At No. 1l2 Milton street, n SUI
cellars, yards etc Also, for small families two Tone
nlents In Nos. IS and 100, same street Inouire M
Prospect Hill Cottage, Just above. inl.dt
HNo LET-A pleasant Sleeping room, fur
Il, q. kNIFFIN, myy55.bt' 70
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PERSONAL.

bERSONAL.-Aocor to promise, in the
- Daily Press to-day, answer: 2F2if YO AoFoC
D37El3 D3U F19IT SY4l GU KYT
m5 Yours, C775, ELIZA
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FOR LEASE.

kNOR LEASE-From three to five years, a
n Brick House, ten rooms Lot As feet front An
ply on the premises, No. 496 West Third street Rent
EluU: m5-b+
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Local News.
NOTICE.

Mr.. BROWN has now no connection whatever with
the Daily Press, his engagement canvasser having
ceased ON the 25th ult
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STRAYED.

STRAYED-FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.
- About the 23d Of April from Yine-street HILL a
person returning her to the undersigned will receive
the above reward. d. j. NJ. ROE, Vine street Hill
near the toll-gate. ma-hf
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-05

NOR SALE-5O acre Farm, n miles east
~ "a, Of the city. Inquire of L. CASSIDY, No. 2sO
ONoIBe 5Teet. m5-Cf
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| NOR SALE-I have for rent or sale two
~. story Brick Dwelling just finished, corner of
| Eleventh and Bank. Lick streets. Contains ton
rooms hall and cellar, with 'front.' side and large back
yard. Inquire on the premises. mI.b
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FOR SALE.

NOR SALE-Apparatus and Fixtures of
a Soap Factory, with Building and Lease of
Ground. Also, LAID OIL Presses and Apparatus
Candle Machinery, etc, all ready for work To be
sTEPHENsON, No. l57 Court street, between Race
anu Elm, nS-cf
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HNoh RENT-To small family, three
r. Rooms and Kitchen, cellar cistern. iydront
large yard, etc. at No. 27l West Court street. below
haShilieT' my3-bF
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"ANTED IMMEDIATELY-Two good
w M1liners and two Dress-makers. None need
apply but those who are competent. Inquire at Ad2
West Fifth street. m5c%
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FOR RENT.

ANOR RENT-A Room and Steam power, on
- ~ first floor of Wayne'g< <Washboard Factory ON
Eighth street, near Broadway. Apply to COLEMAN
AZ CO., on the premises, at Hardware Store No
1876 Main street, below Fifth. m5.bs
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-05

WANTED-A Partner, with some capital
w Apply to HALE CO., northeast corner of
Fifth and Vine streets, Room No. !, mp stairs.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-05

GIRL WANTED-To do general house
-. work Apply immediately, at lO2 Longworth
street., between Elm and Plum. m5-b
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-05

NOR SAL q. "A superior second hand
n Buggy, with leather dasher and shifting top, in
complete order will be sold low IL applied for within
three days from date. inquire at tho south-eaat
corner of Ludlow and Columbia streets mIsb
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-05

" ANTED-0n the 1st of June, a small
w House, with four to six rooms western part
OF the city preterred-by prompt paying tenant
with small family. Address Box S07, Post-ofice
stating rent and location m5-bs
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-05

ANOR RENT-A furnished Room for two
~ - gentlemen. Inquire south west corner Vine and
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-05

"ANTED-A good Carriage Trimmer.
w Inquire at No. l6s Main street m5.bs
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-05

NOR SALE-A Bakery, one of the best
n stands In the city aud doing n good business
inquire Oh the premises, No. 1870 Fifth street.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-05

Nv ANTED-Immcdiate Male Nurse
ooo ~, Apply at the General Information Office No.
5SZ western row. m5-ab
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-05

"ANTED-A Wet-nurse is wanted at
w rooms and 9, in building No. POl Vine street,
DetWeen y nun anu SIXTH. m5-bt
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WANTED.

Nv ANTED-A small Farm, of good land,
under fence, from twenty to fifty acres with
small house and good spring Of water upon or within
one or two miles Of a railroad station, and within
Cincinnati, o. ' mj.et
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"ANTED-C0UNTRY RESIDENCE
w convenient House In the country, with Ave
or more rooms. Inquire of s. THORNE, No lI2
Walnut street, below Fourth m5-bF
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ENOR SALE--City and country residences
and farms, at prices to suit almost every body
INQUIRE No Bank Buildings, West Third street
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WANTED.

,"WANTs,," "FOR SALE" "To LET" "LOsT,"
"FOUND, &c, in this column, occupying three lines
or less, two insertions, Twenty-Five cents.
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NOR SALE-A pleasant house in Home
~ City, of seven rooms; dining-room and kitchen
irame- balance brick. Fruit-trees and grape.vines
yiars' INQUIRE Of pr. Carter on George street; p
Anchor Iron Works, Hunt.street Foundry Gincin
natl. anon ~
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NOR SALE-The proprietor of an excel
~ iently-atted up saloon, In the business part of
the CITY, about TO leave town, offers, on be
terms, his establishment. For particuiars, inanIre
W NO. = west Ihlfd street. np30-br
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Nv ANTED -HELP-Immodiately right
w on, three smart, active Men, as Walters An
Ply At the General Intelligence Agency, No. $50
western row. l m5.b+
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ENOR SALE-Building Lots in Covngtop
at s. per front foot, by VIM. L. Spooner, Attor-
ney at Law, northwest corner Main and Court
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-05

ENOR sALE-or exchange for other prom
- ,erty, three dwellings, Inquire at No Bank
Buildings, West Third street. ap36.Is
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ANOR RENT-A convenient Dwelling house,
~ on the southeast corner of Third and Plum
streets. Bathroom, gas, and other conveniences
Apply on the premises, or to s. s. Carpenter, Third
street, Worthington's Building. m3-bs
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"ANTED-A young man, from Spring
held o., having knowledge of German
suticent for business, desires place in which he can
make enough TO pay his board 6y working mornings
a ana nights Best ofreference given. Address L. Y,
ETesB ONCE.
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NoR sALE-Frame House and Lot; seven
! n rooms; lot 25 by SO feet. Terms TO sHit mr.
| chaser. Inquire at No. 1883 Oliver street Tm3-em%
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-05

WANTED-Men and Boys to learn Elec-
tro Plating in gold and silver, iron, brass an d
Britannia metal. Young men desirous of adonting
highly profitable business, this is a rare oppor-
I1nty. IInnlty. Apply at Richards Dental Rooms, no !
Nycanore street. ny2-bF
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W AN 7 ED - SECONDHAND SLIDE
~, hATHESG,;Any person having secondhand
Slide Lathes to dispose Of may see n party who
wishes to purchase by calling at the Gibson House.
office, @. PYLE WIGGINS. ms
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w ANTED - Merchants, Manufacturers,
cS Agents and Business Men, to know that Show
NaIus ana signs OF every description be had at O
my2b*
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WANTED-A GARDENER-To work on
w East Walnut Hills. Good references required.
Apply immediately at the Auditors Office, to HOW
AM mAIIHEWS. my4-b
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"ANTED - HELP. - At the Madison
w House, four dining-room Hands, one Porter
and a BELL boy, Germans, m4-a
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"ANTED-A situation as Book -keeper
w or Assistant Accountant, in q Banking or
Mercantlle.house, by young man who is competent
me best OF city reference given as to character and
ability. Address P. J. A., this office. m3-bs
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WANTED RIGHT oFF-one or two Men
w German preferrcd) TO make themselves use-
inl; Wages $50 month board and washing. Apply
row. my3-n
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D-B0ARDERS-At the south
w west corner of franklin and Broadway The
house is pleasantly situated, in good neigh borhood
ana well adapted to the accommodation of families or
single persons. Persons wanting such accommoda.
tions will do well to call and examine for
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-05

~ANTED-Nurse Girl, from twelve to
Wv fifteen years old. Apply at No. 20 Mcfarland
street, between Elm and Plum m5.a
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" A N I ED-GI L.-Immediately,
w Nurse Girl, fifteen or sixteen years old Apply
at room 70, DOnnisOn House. myi-a
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N0R SALE--PIANo--A good second hand
n N Piano, for sale low. Apply at No. 2O3 Seventh
stteet, DetWeen Plum and Western row. an2a-h@
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"ANTED--A G0VERNESS-In a fam
w lily residing in tho outskirts of the city Refer
ences required. Address "Goyerness," at CONNER
clal office. my4-e@
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WANTED-A good, steady Boy, at the
,ri Ca.iedonian Shades, 1879 Vine street. Must
nIluR certlncHte from last employer. mi-bS
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WANTBD-SITUATI0 q Youth,
NV seventeen years of age, a good scholar, TO at
tend IN an ONCE and make himself useful. Would
also attend to collecting being fair Judge Of money
small salary only required. Best Of reerenc ccs given
Address Lock-box sl3. m5-bF
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WANTED--A respectable woman wishes
w situation TO do chamberwork in small
family or plain sewing. Good reference given An
ply at No. 2s3 John street, between Richmond and
CHtharlne streets. m5-b
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"ANIED-A sITUATIoN-To do plain
w cooking, washing and ironing Apply al
northeast OF Third aud Ludlow streets in4-a
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WANTBD-sITUATION.-By a Young
w Woman, situation In n family In the conn.
try, 70 wash, iron, and do general Homework Adj
dress "C. o." Daily Press Office. ma-bt
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WANTED-Without delay, an Assistant
w Baker. Apply at the General Intelligence
hkencyi no. SSB western row. m5-bf
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-19
ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL,
(FoRMERLY THE HAUN HoUsE)
Corner of D and Third Streets,
MARYSV WILLIE.

A FOUR STORY BRICK BUILD
IA ING, with front of one hundred and sixty feet
with verandahs encrcing the same, parallel with eacl
story.
The above House is situated in the centre of the
business portion of the city, and built and fur
nished for first class Hotel, and such has su
perior on the Pacific coast.
There are no dark rooms or corral In the building
All the rooms light and well ventilated.
Having recently purchased the above property,
have made extensive improvements in the building
and re-furnshed the same in superior style. am
enabled to offer the public first class Hotel at
prices that will suit the times.
The entire establishment will be under my personal
supervision, having determined not to rent any por-
ton of the premises.
The house will be kept open at all hours, and rooms
reserved for the travelling public arriving by the stea
mers and coaches.
Board per week. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 90
Board per week, (according to roOm) 80, Sl2, $l5
Single Meals. ..... .................. so cts.
Lodging per night. 80 cents, 75 cents, 81 90.
dec14-my LEE McGOWN, Proprietor.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-19

Is published every Saturday morning, and contains
twenty eight columns OF reading matter. rhe aim Of
the pul fishers will be to make 1t good paper, ana
asutabe fering fortriendsin tn Atlantic states