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MADAME MENAGER. nE DAMS. v srREEr.

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MENsGR has the honor tue ladies OF Wash
tho residence dress making
minert tblshnicn which
The impoaanns oqnalcd
Careful attention. given TO the making ball Jesss
and TIN general doco,pns Of ys evening toilet
clct, made style aud neaness Infants robes,
VIA, with this tastcfuy prepared
The department cnur OF the
f,rr every s'usmcr) from, Paris
wbevcr Madsme Menagc may receive viii be promptly
several r,y.ai ,s,,e,yaincn srancd. 2tAdImf
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NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS NEW ARRANGE-

NTOTICE TO TRAN ELLERS.--NEW ARRANGE
IN MFNT. WITH IMli,,r ED WASH
iyGToN DIRECT or THE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST
VIA POTOMAC STEAMERS AND RICHMOND AMI, rOTUMAC RAIL
daily lines from Washington for the South
their herths, foot Of OH street az a
Passengers by the morpne boat can obtnna me
sail 81 az hours down the
beautiful passing ui view oil Aonut vernon ny NC
they good and rest Of 1our hours ~
rooms and arrive N Richmond IN time 70
connect tlallh the south and Southwest
great southern mail IL conveyed over tins route y being ~
shorter aud loo miles less raro ling than BY any other ronc
making certain connexions 10 Rg5.gt
RiMoSp rstsnc YiRGNA WELDON ANp
VII N s. G. ArdrsrA, GA MONTGOMERY
MomIs Ngw ORLEANS AND An sourS crits
t8inastaf H.t.ttg& sHfrH
Richmond with the Danvic souhsisc, 'Hglna
and East Tennessee railroads
Ne FOR TIKI SOUTHWEST TO -
Danyie Bristol 4, XII lhtohi = IA
Chattanooga, fiuntsviHc Mehlhs, +
Iynchburg knoxvl'e, fl Atlanta,
Nashville, Grand Junction, IA Montgomery, 8
and New Orlcans. s.ts ftss +
further information Of the runic, inquire al
Office No 372 Pennsylvania door
Browns Hotel boadtle boats foot Of 9th street
sttssH Hfq sala X. GEO. Il. MArIISIf ,ftIiH. ~
Angist lily a# t5aa5l. Ticket Agent.
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Nh street fer doors nAia n Ffaasylas1sa asAsak,
DEG lca,c 10 announce to the cifizeus VI Wash
nson that hcy prepared 70 execute nay otAs
which they may g favored ID the ~ So
IlHahS.i, GAS AMP srEAlsrrNss
lns,cs The rrsrrttc WI De under x supervision
mol ,rktnn from NswsA prac expstkre ks
aas tneu all 'ec noaern M
they spared neither sr0te nor expnsc to procure t
NE nsl,e ntnWn sop ssas ~ cHiSDrliElS csbsr gas
ID porp'ners Va the execution ~ orders and
fair prices hope TOT share OF public patronage
Dec % u ttta ~ ttH VA a.f
NEW YORK HERALD, DAILY TIMES, TRi.
DUNG. New Philadelphia tlsdsirba iadges, &c,
ecnng day OF publication Single ~ps ~r sale
deirerod AZ Of subscrb evening
New yor edees Mercury Flax ~ unon 1ieason
Ship, Baou's PICTORIAL wstef0y hAga Ane so
Journal ana all Philadelphia York. svd Boston weekly
papers re vod promptly " subscnhers
Every thing the cheap Publication hne lecce sov A. pub
shcd. u y briiu q w
nfslf $40 avenue, sUpicr Wiiards' Hotel ana
nav 2b.ltf VI ascn,le, * stsSet
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II ~of rHE WEST SOUTHWEST Axp SpRrrwe>r.-BAtrl
NOfE AID ONO RAILROAD wiNrfR MNAAsfMhNIs
drought aims tally sunday from Wash
iugtun COR Nest. folle~s
1st Mail 7s5, (eiiay exoepod eonneo
ing closely Washington Juuctln clboand ann Piedmont
2d The cnnpau 81 IOus and Chicago Express Connection leaves
Washington H. reaching Cincinnati 80 next day
connecting dreetls With express Tor Louisville Caro-, anda
Soutbn aud 81 Louis Kansas, &c. .ttLs
grand o. The road Ia daylight take
either che 40 o. $40, train from Washington aud Us
Ogor at Cunaber Land Piedmont.
Prlsrsburg Northeastern Virginia road
take the aio tru For Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad take
the
Through tickets and baggage checks all qsrefs aud every
other possible facility will he found upon this coute.
passengers for the the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road VIII "A Washington as follows:
all points between Washington Junction aud Piedmont take the
as a, m, train.
For ali nedn.on wheeling the 40,
r. M TO with the Frederick train the 40
train. M
FOR BALTIMORE AND The EAST
Leave Washington Baltimore at olo z45 and $40
and p. m. On sunday at3 40, y, only.
1870 and 6.5O IN, and 9 80 and 80,
On Sunday "a a.. M. only,
Ti5 aud 50 viii stop way and for An
napolis connections Sod
Las a., 20, p. M The ol Competing trains for
the Wet and the $40, 1A5 aud $40 trains for The Est
Information inquire the lnore and Ohio Riroad
Ticket Once Of riios. H. ARsoNs, Agent, washngton.
II W. ~ ~ ff ~ w. 7. SMITH,
Oct 3 5 Master o. Transportation, Baltimore.
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@ UMMER ARRANGEMENT.--T The steamer
- GEORGE PAGE VIII run as ollows. 4l
Leave Alexandria A. s. TO- ~ o'clock 2, a. aud O'Clock,
I. m. ~ ~ 49,.
Washington at o. g. IL ooock T. ., and O'Clock,
D. M laf5sa1sl $500 SGT.
The THOMAS coIYER when the route, viii runa opposite
Fare 10 neuts- y saa.
whaeys connecting with the Page and Colyer vii
Capitol 18th Pennsylvania
the boats lea ve 4iexauifln.s
June s--eod--tf 49, RICIiAHD WAII4ACI President
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rye LET--The three-story brick house, No. 423
Fifth street between and r. Has bathroom and Rent
s,25. Inquire on the premises Nov 3o-tr y
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IAies we manufacture goods thereby ssessDs tive
uneuacl aulagc securing a cost which, q
purchaser Our CATERS ~ pn o. %,
uty have acknowledged superiority over AZ onrf
aud Kid boots and bttoh Eaaars &c.
c for water wear only examined tretAssr
ladies' aud nsses AN selhng o q
toni-ing low prizes. ~ ~. u. eLAhh,s N
2U--dtFeb4e JILL eFf sF ~ " ~
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j. sEtcr Of the aboso papers VIII please copy srl belr
biIs 70 The rast odcc Niih paper combining th nJtc
Jan 5--1aw3p
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Corner Columbia aud Carroll sts Brooklyn.
f@a g. LIVINGSTON, Ala, Feb ~, Isas.ssl
Sir Your Hair Retre has done much good
ibis part couairy. Ny hair has been slightly diminishing
years, caused suppose, from slight burn when
quite IN using Hair Restorative
remedies known elect think il tho most vaua
remedy anil advise MI who afflicted Tint
tlsoy
You can publish Tins you tlini proper Yours Sc
4s.s asaa s.a os4 S, w, MIDIlET0N. M
rrIIipEiimS, scrr, 0, 1891
SIR Your Iiir Restorative IS proving itself
10 also the back head AT
ia fact bald have used but halt
Restorative and the head ~ we'll
studded promising crop young ha this trout
receiving preparations
whatever. think, from rsona rcccpns naon,
many olors 10 try It. Yours, respectfully,
II. r. 1TfoNAs. NJ ", M
.a a4 No. AGA ymo street
bottles OF three sz large
dunn, sua sdal p halt pint and ets
bulr; medium holds least twenty
proportion than the small rutd for two doars bue tho
holds quart proportion nul rrtails
SO battle. tai fa t
WOOD CO., Propietcs Bi2 Broadway, Gin
greet New Rla stbshmcnt Market street
81 Louis, Mo
Nov tS-d3m z flsqs Z
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1856, Mar TO- la s, Carrot Watson iooo
DO do l62 8, Abraham y Pollock. 1000
S 10000
Under directing the Winchester and
Pkerburg widen aud partially Mcadamze the
samc passed 18th March, 1887;
VIM. T. Albert for the children OF Charles
Fihcr deceased .a....... $4,000
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NTOTICE--The interest due LIST inst. on tho bonds
Of the Alexandria Wishngon lrod Company guaranteed
by the giy Washington viii be paid application 70
IA n"'"S . e''sNt
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TT IAlNEII, HOUSE.---This nice and commodious
N house completed aud viii be nr The
This onse Will abound With
insts respect IN this other
wil supplied w the br W liquors AT al times have
ENGAGED Ms r. " supeIihend Tho bc HI
gc travelling community Ihe knt6l House u
sitated Csiroct, IS and bt trccs IN the mmee
yieinity Hotel, car tile railroad dcrct
n fQis a. II KiiMEfI FRO. .teor
FyNo, ~ lysa 4seA H.. y. Campbell, superintendent
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BUFFALO ROBES. BUFFALO ROBES, BUFFA-l'
10 Robes Subscribers have received from o. louis
large superior Buffalo Robes bih they selling very cssa
Lana d ~. 49,. JAS c. MCGUIRE & co, \
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n AMAR, MOTIF, IL AL TRY sAttorncys-at-lA Law
il Holly Springs Mas VIII rrsctee IL che ish Court 4 kfus
and Appcai Ppnto{oc the Courts
the III Jnieial Mississippi and VIII attend 70 the col
eetior throughout North Mississippi sept 1SdH
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
REroRrEp EoR TIE pAILY rnrsa
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, June 24.-The War Depart
ment has issued general orders with the view
OF enforcing tho greatest possible economy ia
tho military service, especially in the convey
anee and distribution Of supplies. -.
No buildings are TO be erected, nor any ex-
traordinary expense incurred, except BY au-
thority of the War Department, and no per-
sons shall be hired for purposes Immediately
connected with the troops, excepting the neces-
sary guides and interpreters. -. 7at fl
All hired persons not authorized by tho tenor
of the orders, will be forthwith discharged and
the services, If necessary, be performed by tho
enlisted men. IVA ''-"H AA III
Lord Napier, in private letter received by
the last arrival from Europe, says he does not
anticipate any movement in the Diplomatic
body which will send him TO post different
from the Hague, which he expects to reach in
July.
A report has for some time been current that
Commander Maury is to be detached from the
National Observatory. Those best acquain-
ted with the subject, say that If this should
take place II would be with the view to place
him in active service as a commander, in which
capacity he has not served since his elevation
to that rank, and that without such service he
would not be in the line of further promotion.
Captain Harwood, commander Dahlgreen and
Lieut.. W. s. Maury, have been appointed by
the Navy Department, as a board to test such
small firearms as may be presented. The
trial will commence tomorrow at the Wash
ington arsenal,
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considered the successful bidder. Provided,
however, the City Council shall be the Judges
Of the bids.
Mr. Pierce desired to have the rate of car
rying passengers reduced to three cents each,
and the bonus of Company small. Mr.. No
BILE favored the proposition to advertise. The
Cincinnati Street Railroad Company is not
the only dangerous company. Let us get rid
Of outside pressure; let us take time TO con
slider the ordinance and starve out these East
ern men and give the work to our own citizens.
After further discussion, Mr.. Eggleston 5
substitute, section 8, was then adopted.
Mr.. Marsh moved that the provision should
not prevent any one that pleased laying u
track on any street. His was the only vote
for the proposition.
At l2o'clock the committee rose, and Coun
Gil adjourned, making the Street Railroad
subject the special order for Monday night.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-25

ANNUAL MEETING OF THE ALUMNI AssooIA-
TIoN OF THE WESLEYAN FEMALE INsTITUTE.-
The Alumni of this Institute held their annual
meeting, yesterday afternoon, in the chapel of
the college. The stage was draped in deep
mourning, in respect to the memory of their
deceased President. Mrs. q. s. Leavett pre-
sided. Several essays were read; also me-
mOir Of the late President, and Ofa young lady,
one Of the alumni, who died few months
since. The exercises were impressive and in
teresting.
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MARKETS.
Cincinnati Produce Market.

FRIDAY EVENING, June "a.
FL0UR-There was firmer feeling in the market
to-day, and an improved demand for the finer grades
at an advance OF 5@ll0c. per brl. Common superhne
lie in but limited demand, bur holders are hrmer;
sales 300 brs superne at Sc 00 250 do. do at sc 05
% do choice superhne at % 25 2sS do. do; do. at
q 35; ITO do extra at SO 30 100 do White Wheat at
6O lO9 do. do at SO 40 and 80 do extra at Sc 40.
Received during the past "a hours 1887 brls. :
CQRN-The market is firm and round lots sell
readily on arrival az s0e small lots sell from store at
S5(a61c.; sales 100 bush.
RYE-A continued good demand, and prices are
firm; sale of 200 bush. at 95c.
WHEAT-The market is firm with good demand;
sales 800 BUSH fair White at 81 35 400 do fair mixed
at 81 25; go do. prime Red at 81 32l5.
BARLEY-The market is steady and prices un.
changed sales 200 bush at 6Oc.
0ATS-A fair demand and the market is firm at
55lG5Gc, on arrival. .....
PROVISIoNS-There is no material change in the
market since our last report, with the exception of
an improved demand for bacon Shoulders, 50 hhds.
of which sold al &c. Bacon Sidos are in demand at
&C., but holders are firm at &c. above this figure.
good demand for bulk meats at sDs4c for Sides, and
&C. for Shoulders; sale G0000 lbs Shoulders at &c.
loose. Mess Pork is in fair demand aud the market
firm: sales 200 brls. at Sl6
LARD-is in demand at lie. but We hear of no
transactions. "..-.. :
wHISKY-The demand continues active, and the
market buoyant and prices have further advanced
4c.; sales $40 brls. at 25A@25Bc. the latter from
wagon, and l67 brls. 2years old at 26c. ,-4-r..
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LIEUT.. BERNARD, now of the Independent
Police force informs us that man committed
suicide, about four O'Clock yesterday morning,
by drowning himself in the Ohio river, at the
Water-works. He was observed to first throw
his hat into the water, and subsequently plunge
in himself. Several persons sped to rescue
him, and threw planks within his reach, but
he determinedly refused to avail himself of
them. He was very genteely dressed and wore
heavy dark whiskers.
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(By Telegraph
New York Market.

- NEW YORK, June "a, p. M.
Flour market dull. Medium to good fresh ground,
steady and unchanged while inferior s &c lower;
sales $500 brs at IS 1906 90 for superior State Sc
as 40 for extra State IS sO6 10 for superior West
ern IS 35@6 40 for extra do IS s06 10 for superior
Western; sc 25@o6 70 for common to good extra
Western, and So b0d6 81 for do. round hoop Ohio;
closing quiet Rye Flour dull at 81 O0e14 20. -
Wheat dull aud declining; sales of 1900 bushels
az u "a for White Kentucky, 81 80 for Amber a
Georgia, 81 40 tor mixed Illinois, 81 50 for mixed
Southern, 81 81 for red Michigan and red estern
private terms. Rye dull at 9Oa9Sc Barley dull at
6N070. Corn unchanged sales Of 1000 bushels at
79eps3c for NEW mixed Western, S3@slc for new wes
tern yellow s20QS3c red, and SIC for round white.
Oats dull At 45egtsc for State, 4s@bOc Tor Canadian
PORK dull and lower sales 500 brs at $l6 70 for
clear; Si6@6 70 for thin Mess, and Sl3 25@l3 81 for
Prime Beef unchanged sales $50 bTls. at 50 bO6nT
for Country Prime; 5000 rs for do Mesa lO01lB IS
for repacked Chicago and Si@nl5 so for extra Beef
Hams hrmi sales % brls. at Sl5@Dls, Bacon dull
and nominal. Cut Meats duh and heavy; sales $50
packages, at 61fQ6Ac, for Shoulders, aud 7A(Qs14o.
for Hams. Lard hrnera sales 900 bfle atl06Q9fl9kc
Butter quiet at l39l6 for Ohio and l3@lsc, for
State. Cheese. l(l91kc, and dull. III THL1 NNFM
Cotton closed quiet; sales 600 bales 10 day. The
sales yesterday were lO0 bales. 4fr $1,000 fvflr
Lead hsSyyyi aslsPs % Ssotss s AZ W. 'ssS L.aHqO
Tobacco dull at h16Gl2c. .-... 4..f... t ....-
Talow dull at l0801l0%c. '' 't " A'A
Wool unchanged; snles S0,OD0 lbs of Eeece 311(A
5Oc Pulled ID quiet at 3O@p6Oc. q E n l n U'T y {
sugar steady Muscoyado bA@p6&o.
Fieights on Cotton TO Liverpool ,Se9s-i6d. a' '.'
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-25

THE GLORIOUS FoURTH.--An untoward ap-
athy exists among our citizens in regard to a
proper Observance of our National AnniVer-
sary, and it is now evident that there will be
no general celebration unless it be spontane-
GUS one. A correspondent in the Times sug-
gests that bon6res be burned in the streets,
the various bells rung, etc. This will be bet
ter than nothing, but let something be done in
commemoration of the natal day of American
Independence.
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Arrival of the santa Ee Mail.

ST. LOUIS, June 24.-Tbe Santa Fe mail
with dates to the 9th inst, arrived at Indepen-
dence to-day. a.. .rr.a,-. % -..ry --..l
The Democratic Convention was to meet at
Albuquerque on the 7th inst. 1t was expected
that Otero would be nominated for re- e-eiection
to Congress. The Opposition talk of running
Col st. Vrain, ... r..... ......
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-25

ABOUT four o'clock yesterday morning as
q man was passing Henry Kessler's leather
store, ON Main street, between Sixth and Sew
enth, he was knocked down by some unknown
person and badly cut in the face. He was
found by passers by, in an insensible condi-
ton. Those who found him say they searched
for more than half an hour for the watch but
not solitary policeman could be found.
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Health of secretary Floyd. etc.

New York, June 24.-The Times Wash-
ington correspondent says:
Secretary Floyd continues in delicate health,
and serious apprehensions are felt for the re-
suit. His family are anxious that he should
retire from his present position. He has re-
moved to the Soldiers Home.
Judge Douglas left this afternoon for New
York, where he will spend several weeks.
Although Gov. Walker dined with Mr.. Bu-
chanan on Saturday last, he declares contin-
uance of the previous political differences, and
says that no one can ever justify or excuse the
Lecompton outrage.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-25

THE lObbieS of the Council Chamber were
crowded with auditors last evening to listen to
the debates on the special orders, both of in
tense interest to the community. The ques-
ton of building new Hospital was very ably
debated by Messrs. Marsh, Meyer, Runyan.
Holister and others. The result will be seen
in our Council report.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-25

SEE the progress st. Louis is making in
Street Railroads. The following three para
graphs are from yesterday Missouri Democrat
THE OLIVE STREET RAMwAY.-The rails of
the Olive street railroad were yesterdaylaid to
Fourth street. The work was commenced on
the 18th inst, at Twelfth street. Mr.. Wells,
the President, informs us that If the oars ar
rive in season, the public may take a ride on
Monday next. The cars were shipped from
Philadelphia several days ago. This railway
will now be prosecuted with vigor, westward
from Twelfth street, and very soon the whole
length Of Olive street will be commanded by
these convenient Street Railroad oaas.
LAcLEDE RAILwAY.-This road, beginning
in the extreme northern part of the city, and
terminating in the extreme southern part, is
to be commenced in a short time, when the
city will be traversed from north to south and
from east to west, by lines Of railway, afford
ing such convenience of travel to our people as
they have never heretofore enjoyed. The
change will be most agreeable one from the
present mode by omnibus.
The CIrIzEEs STREET RAILwAY.--The rails
of the above road have already been laid on
Morgan street, from Garrison avenue half way
to Beaumont street. The work is daily pro,
crossing with great rapidity. About fifty
hands arc OF work.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-25

A YOUNG man named John Foster entered o
bakery yesterday afternoon, on the south side
of Sixth street, between Elm and Plum streets,
and endeavored to rob the money drawer. He
was detected by the proprietor and detained
until Officer Strong came in and took him into
custody. He fought desperately all the way
to the station-house, and gave the officer SC
much trouble, that charge of resisting was
also entered against him.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-25
New Hamnshire .Leglslature.

CONCORD, N. H., June 24.-In the New
Hampshire House of Representatives, yester-
day,a stringent bill in relation TO the rendition Of
alleged fugitive slaves was reported by the Ju..
dietary Committee. The bill provides that any
person who shall aid or abet in any rendition
of person claimed as a slave, shall be punish
ed for tho first offence by five years imprison-
ment, and for the second by Imprisonment for
life The bill passed its first stages by vote
of 134 to 100. l.s'4s.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-25

WooD's THEATER-BIRcH AND DoNNIKER's
MINsTRELs.-This troupe still continues to be
the attractive feature in the amusements of the
city. They present an excellent bill of enter
tainment for this evening, and will doubtless
draw full house.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-25
River News.

PITTSBURGH, June 24,:.P. M.-The River Is
unchanged since noon. Weather wet.
ST. LOUIS, June "a, P. M.-The River has
fallen six inches in the past "a hours and is
still receding. All the upper streams are re-
ported falling. Weather clear and pleasant.
LOUISVILLE, June "a, P. M.-River station
airy with feet inches in the canal, and 4feet
inches on the falls.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-25

A LITTLE boy, capless and shoeless, was
missed from his fathers residence, No. So
Court street, between John and Mound streets,
yesterday morning--it is little Johnny Gill
bert,who must have been enjoying himself in
free and easy style in his check slip-while
father and mother, lately from Philadelphia,
were all day searching for the lad. When
last we saw the father, he was yet in search
of Johnny.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-25

s. T. HAMBLEToN & Co. have contracted to
build a new steamer for the Memphis Packet
Company. She is to be 18O feet long, 38 feet
beam; 33 feet floor and eet hold. She is to
be called the "Memphis," and will be COM
pleted by the 1st of October. She will be COM
manded by Capt. James Bugher.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-25
Republican state Convention.

BURLINGTON, Iowa, June 24.-The Republi-
can State Convention at Desmoines, on the 22d,
nominated the following ticket: For Governor,
S. j. Kirkwoodj Lieut.. Gov, N. s. Busch;
Supreme Bench, L. P. Lowe, L. D. Stockton,
and Caleb Baldwin. Resolutions, condemning
the Cass naturalization letter, the slave trade,
and the Massachusetts, amendment, were
psssed
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-25

THE City Treasurer yesterday received from
the County Treasurer $4,000 in advance of
taxes. This sum will be divided as follows
Interest Fund, $2s, 200; School Fund, $2s 900;
Watch Fund, $500; Fire Department Fund,
SIS. 200.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-25

A YOUNG man who gave his name as John
Foster, was arrested yesterday afternoon,
charged with attempt to rob the money draw
er of bakery on Sixth street, between Vine
and Walnut streets.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-25

UNPAID LETTERS DETAINED FoRPosTAaE-JUHE2 "a.
4. @. Mcfarland, Hamilton, Ohio.
Miss Matilda Curtis, Terra Haute, Ind.
Mess. McKinne & Estell, Anderson, Ind.
Mrs. George Gould, Fickeville, II. I.
Mrs. Lucretia W. Balnbridge, Martinville, Ind.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-25

THREE or four gentlemen were relieved Of
their pocket books, on Thursday evening,
while attending the lecture of Dr. NJ. B. Wright
at Smith h Nixon's Hall.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-25

SOME thief entered the back yard of Mrs.
Clarissa Wilson, on the Hamilton road, near
the Mohawk bridge, on Thursday night, and
stole number of garments from off the clothes
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