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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-11-11
LOOK UP. YE DIsCONsOLATE.

ETO ANY WHO MAY BE AFFLICTED WITH THAT
4 dreadful and grievous malady called CANCER, any
miles West of Society Hill Darlington district So Ca, and
they shall have due attention No charge for board
or services rendered. In all must know how am to
get my pay, after have done the work
Jan. 28 1859-22-f J. o. HALE II. D.
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ALDERMAN Il BETTENCOURT,
VVTHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCERS,
w No. 80 North WATER STREET.
N Orders for Goods accompanied by the cash. or from
punctual solicited and will receive prompt and
faithful attention. [July 20, 1859
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AT PRIVATE SALE.
- THAT well known Inland PLANTATION belonging
Eli to the Subscriber offered for sale. This track of
land lies the n East side of Black River, about one
mile from the road leading to Prnge's Ferry, and mile
from good landing and would make first Turpentine
farm. Apply on the premises to the subscriber
THOS. BATES.
Oct. 21st, 1859. SGT
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These Gums remove all
morbid or bad matter from
the system, supplying in
their place a healthy flow
of bile, invigorating the
stomach, causing food to
digest well, purifying the
blood, giving tone and
health to the whole ma
chinery, re m vim G tn e
cause ofthe disease--effect-
ing a radical cure.
Bilious attacks are cured,
and, what is better, preven-
ted by the occasional use
of the Liver Invigorator.
One dose after eating is
sufficient to relieve t h e
stomach and prevent the
food from rising and sour
ing.
Only one dose taken be-
fore retiring, preve 1t S
nightmare.
Only one dose taken at
night, loosens the bowels
gently, and cures coSttUe-
ness.
One dose taken after each
meal will cure Dyspepsia.
One dose of two teaspoon
fuls will always relieve Sick
Headache.
Only.one dose Immediate
lV relieves COLlC, W hill e
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-11-11
VALUABLE ROCKY POINT PLANTATION FOR


VALUABLE ROCKY POINT PLANTATION FOR
SALE.
I 900 ACRE. OF LAND, lying the West side go
lsOOO of the North East branch of the Cape %F~
Fear Kver Is miles from Wilmington, and three miles -
from the Railroad, known the
"a TITS, OR FERRY PLAN ia TION
The Lands underaid with the best of mari, and well
adapted to the growth of Cotton Pea Nuts There $50
to 800 cleared of good Land there in the
ty, with good Dwelling and ouhouses, Negro Quarters,
Stables and Barn, the last two framed buildings i'm
mediately on the bank of the River.
If sold BEFORE the Land, Team and Farming Utensils,
of all descriptions will be offered at public sale, the
premises, on the 10th day of December.
in two three and four years. with approved note
bearing interest.
VIM. w. LANE, Agent.
Tarboro Southerner and Newbern Progress copy weekly
until otherwise ordered.
October l4th 1859-7-tf.
LAND FOR SALE.
| TTNHE SUBSCRIBER HAVING DETERMINED TO swese
i GO SOUTH, offers for sale his PLANTATION Co.,
and LANDS in New Hanover County, 13 miles below --
Wilmington, consisting of 1000 acres less, front
ing the Cape Fear River upwards of miles, running
thence to the Sea- including Sound and Banks There
tasks of Tupenne Boxes CUT and Pines enough for five
six tasks. Wood, both Oak and Pine in abundance
quite quantity of Mill Timber might be cut and all
to the water Some hundred of Marsh and
Swamp Land, might be converted into Rice Farm. The
attention of wishing to embark the culture of the
Grape, is particularly invited.
On the premises about $50 cleared land quite
number of fruit small dwelling house and other
necessary buildings, including negro houses
To any person possessed of sufficient force this place
offers facilities for making money rarely met with.
further description useless. Come and for your
self. bargain may be had, and no mistake.
Sept. 3Oth, 1859. 5-tf
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NOTICE-NEGROEs WANTED.

NOTICE-NEGROES WANTED.
R< TO THE FARMERS AND CITIZENS Of the coun-
x ties of Duplin Wayne, Johnston, Harnett, Moore,
~ Cumberland, Robeson, Baden Columbus, Brunswick,
New Hanover and Sampson:
The subscriber being desrous of purchasing number OF
likely young Negroes of all classes and descriptions avalls
himself of this method of informing those who may have
such property to dispose Of that they would do well to visit
me at home address Clinton, n Co. for which they
shall receive visit word to the wise sufficient as 1t
- EVERETT PETERSON.
March A. 1888 27-9m
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NECROES WANTED.

~ THE SUBSCRIBER is in market for a number OF
"a Negroes, for which determined to pay the high
~ est cash prices. Persons having such property for
would do we'll to give cali address at Six
Runs, Sampson county, N. 9. JOHN BARDEN.
August 10Th 1859. 52-6m
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al 'ohO slg Il are gUing Their llamous testimony
IN its favor.
Ma oater IN the mouth eoit the Iuigorator and scaUoao
both together.
PRICE
Dr. SANDFORD Proprietor, No 335 Broadway, N. York.
Reailed by all Druggists. Sold also by W. H. LIPPITT
WALKER MEARES, and DRAKE & MCLTN Wilmington,
N. c.. March oath, 1859.-3O-1y
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FULL CASH PRICES FOR NEGRO

FULL CASH PRICES FOR NEGROES.
ssn ALL PERSONS WISHING TO SELL NEGROES,
are requested to call the subscriber he is deter
~ mined to pay prices that will justify persons to sell
Please call address at Clinton, N. c., and you
shall have the worth of your Negroes you will sell them
to me that without telling fbs that Negroes have
fallen. l.. A. POWELL,
Aug. 5th, 1a59.-49-6m* Clinton, N. c.
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CEOWAN FEMALE COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE
NIlLL COMMENCE ITS FALL SESSION ON THE
w first Wednesday in October next Catalogues con-
tanning full particulars may be had by application to
BENZ. A. SPEIRS,
Aug 26, l859-52l7t* MurfreesborO n G.
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NEGROES. NEGROES WANTEDu

sA GENTLEMEN YOUR OLD CUSTOMER IS YET in
market for likely Negroes, for which am determined
to pay the highest cash prices Persons having such
for sale would do well to give call, address me at
Clinton, N. c. J. A. McARIHUR.
Dec IL l6-ly*
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$50 REWARD
Wanted.
OVERSEER WANTED.

A PPLY to
N Nov. T. lS59-TIO-2t1 A. J. HILL.
NOT A HUMBUG.
NTANTED-Oneo Young Men in each State, to
w whom will be paid $50 SIS per and expen-
ses. For particulars address, with stamp,
M. B. ALLEN & CO..
Sept. I'd, l859-1-3m. PaistoW, N. H.
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FOR THE
WINTER TRADE OF lS59."'6O.

W A1a HN 1tNDH UI lOCJ UUs
WE WOULD CALL THE ATTENTION OFfTHE PUBLIC
to the largest and most desirable stock of
I'D - ~ ODGD HB@
Ever opened in this City, We also receiving weekly
additions to stock of
FANCY DRESS GOODS
Among which very great bargains in
FANCY SILK ROBES
BAYADERE and PLAID SILKS:
CHENE and STRIPED SILKS;
BLACK SILKS in every quality:
pieces 36 inch BLACK GROS de ZURICH TAFFETA
SILK, the best goods known to the trade
SOLID and FIGURED FRENCH MERINOs:
MERlNO and M. DeLANE ROBES;
SOLID M. DeLANES, every color;
400 Pieces FIGURED MOUSLIN de LANES 12& to 25 cts
LOCO " ENGLISH and AMERICAN PRINTS;
HANDSOME FRENCH PRINTS.
The attention of
I'll HOU s Elk EPERS
Is called to extensive stock of
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS;
BLEACHED AND BROWN DOMEsTICs;
COTTON AND LINEN SHEETINGs;
PILLOW LINENS;
TOWELLINGs,
TABLE DIAPER;
- s,1O&1 TABLE CLOTHS;
NAPKINS AND DAYLAS.
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WILLIAM ID. MAHN

WILLIAM d. MAHN,
INSPECTOR OF NAVAL STORES,
WILMINGTON, N. G.
Will pay strict attention to all business entrusted to his
care, and sOlicts share of public patronage.
Office in Hairs building, No 43, (o stoirs) North Water ST.
April 8, 1859. 32ly
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-11-11

Old Prot S. was one Of the instructors at Dartmouth
College, years ago. and about blunt and straightor
ward specimen of humanity walked, being
sdered little grabbed by intimates. One day be was
taking his usual stroll around the village keeping his
eye out for any fast " student who might be of
duty when he CHANGED to meet Mr.. Page sturdy far
mer from East Hanover, with load of wood, trudgng
along the dusty street. barefooted and coatless
Hullo Mr.. Page" growed the Professor, :" should
like to know if all the people at East Hanover go bare
foot?"
Part on em do, and the rest on em mind their own
business" was the rather settling reply.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-11-11

One dose often repeated
& is a sure cure for Cholera
~ Morbus, and a preventive
G of Cholera.
@ Only one bottle is needed
- TO throw out of the system
e the effects of medicine after
- a long sickness.
a One bottle taken for jam
y dice removes all sallowness
81 or unnatural color from the
"a skin.
- One dose taken a short
~ time before eating gives
Fk] vigor to the appetite and
~ makes the food digest well.
~ One dose, often repeated,
- cures Ch1 0nic DidrrhRd
y in it's worst form, while
& Summer and BOaCeI Conn.,
q plants yield almost to the
q first dose.
" A few bottles will cure
Dr0pSy by exciting the alb
sorbents.
81 We take pleasure in re-
~ commencing this medicine
EJ as a preventive for FeUer
- and Ague, ChiU Feuer and
- all Fevers of a Bilious type.
z 1t operates with certainty,
~ and thousands are willing
a to testify to its wonderful
- virtues.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-11-11

KENANsVIIIE FEMALE SEMINARY.
WIS SCHOOL will be opened again under the same corps
next.
The scholastic year comprises ten months. with vaca
ton OF two weeks at Christmas Fees Tuition as hereto
fore, and payable half Christmas and the other
the Close viz the second Thursday in July. 1860.
For further parcu circular will be appca
tion to T. OSCAR ROGERS Principai
or to d. MA LARD, Secy. of Board of Trustees.
july
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-11-11

PORTS CLosED.-Captain Robinson, of the brig
Thomas Swan arrived at New York from Savanila, on
the lh ut, and reports that the ports of Savania and
Carthagcna to be closed the goth, by decree of
the federal government of New Granada in consequence
of the state which these cities situated being in
rebellion against the supreme authority.
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ALLEN x CLARK.

ALLEN ~ CLARK.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS, AND DEALERS IN LIME,
~ Calcined Plaster, Hydraulic Cement, Hair, &C.,
WILMINGTON, N. G.
RBPrompt personal attention given to consgnments of
Naval Stores Cotton other Country Produce for sale
shipment. [April l, l859-3lt
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-11-11

A Mormon is living paradox. lie says grace be-
fore coton, in his sermons, selects his texts
indi1erenty from the Bible, the books of Mormon, an
almanac, the Presdentss Message, and is perpeualy
quarrelDg for the sake Of peace. His religion joke
He dgntes, but has not the slightest respect
for them and the effect OF his piey is to put him on
level with the greatest reprobae of the time. In short
he the Latter Day Saint Or in other words the last
one Won would think of calling q saint.=ETCtGnge
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-11-11

CA Harness 4 Leather Establishment. T1SSN@
EVERY variety Of Saddles Har- SsfE SsTf4t 4 Tg7
- ness, Brides, Whips and Trunks, s.iS " "
Harness, Band String and Sole Leather, Calf Sn LINING,
&c. all kinds of OIL Coach Trimmings Carpet Bags, Vaises,
&c. able Condition Powders for diseased Horses and
Cattle every description of Ploughs and Agricultural mpe
ments. The largest stock in the State and sold wholesale
retail, at the lowest New York prices.
Harness and Saddles manufactured to order and
paired. JAMES WILSON,
3-14-lV Market st near the wharf
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SINGULAR CATAsTRoPHE.-A farmer named Harris
Durham, was nearly killed near New Holland, Ohio, in
singular manner, last week. He trying to catch
an unbroken colt with asso which was fastened to the
horse he was riding He threw the rope and caught
the colt, and at the same time the rope caught in
circular twist around his neck which dislodged him
from the animal he was riding, when both became
frightened and around the stable yard dragging Mr..
Durham by the neck and injuring him so severely that
no hopes are entertained of his recovery.
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r.
~ ROGER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
" No. % NORTH WATER STREET,
WILMINGTON, N. G.
Prompt and personal attention given to the reception Of
all kinds country produce, either for sale shipment
Orders for groceries from cash customers will receive i'm
mediate attention, free of commissions.
Nov. 10Th, 1858 lZ-ly*
Fay Obs IL and send bill to this Office Immediately
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MARKETS.
Cincinnati Produce Market.

THURSDAY EVENING, June 10.
FL0UR-The market was dull and heavy to-day,
but prices underwent no change OF Importance hold
ers preierring to hold on rather than submit to a
decline The sales were 525 brs. snperfne at 81 O5
delivered on board; 800 do. at 81; 200 do. extra al
u; 100 do do. ut 81 %, and 100 do W. W. at 81 25
Received the past q hours, 2,67 brls;
WHISKH-The market opened dull and prices de.
cned Ac, per gallon. The sales were $50 brls
GRooERlEs market is steady, with fair
business doing in the regular way. About 800 hhds
Sugar taken during the last day or two for the
Lake towns, chiefly Detroit aud Toledo, but prices
are unchanged. Molasses firm at SIC.
CHEESE-The maket is quiet and dull, with but a
limited demand, az 1i4c for prime Western Reserve,
and p, 7i%SSg@SS. 35.S S@S for extra largedo.
choice Western Reserve, at l3@i4c. We quote primo
central Ohio e Il@i2c. ,,s,,
nominal, We quote Bacon nominal at &c for shoul.
ders and SAQ9c. for Sides, with but little offering,
ana no demand OF consequence. Mess Pork has do
cined 25c per bril- with sales of 200 brs city at Sd
In bplk.meat the only transaction We heard of was
dull, and prices nominal at ll@lplc. .'".. !.
WHEAT-The market opened dull and unsettled,
and before noon prices gave way l9nl5c per bush on
tho finer grades of White, the market closing, how
ever with AN improved demand at the decline. sales
sSme 80 d. good mixed st 81 So and & DO do. Srr
sl SOL y for fair 70 prime Red Received during
C0RN-The market is firm at the decline noticed
yesterday, with small receipts. land good. demand.
Sales 900 bush fair mixed at SOC, and 400 do prin4
White az 9Oc. Received during the last "a hours,
RYE~The market continues firm, with good
steady demand at q5c. Sales $50 bush. .r "
DARLEY-A fair demand and prices are firm at
0ATS-The demand continues fully equal to the
receipts and the market Is firm, Sales 600 bush, IN
hulk, at depot, at 5Sc.; $50 do delivered at 6Oc, and
80 do do. ut 59c. heceiyed during past "a hours,
l,09S bush,
fnf Werts.r.t
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-17

A LETTER-wRITER Torn TO PIEcEs,--The
Dubuque Times tells the following story 49,
Mr.. Jones left Cherry Creek ON his return
journey about four weeks since. He was not
able to realize a farthing for all Of his ex-
penditure of time and money, and his long
continued exposure and fatigue. Many Of
the emigrants had, previous to his departure,
been suffering extremely, and there were in
creasing manifestations Of desperation among
them. About 500 of the moat reckless had
organized themselves into company of
" "Lynchcrs," and there was a sworn purpose
among them, TO visit summary vengeance
upon all persons who had been Instrumental
in circulating false reports Of the existence
of gold at Cherry Creek. Mason Clark, for
merly of st. Charles, Floyd County, Iowa,
was suspected and convicted Of having been
one of the fraudulent letter-writers, and he
was put 10 death ina most horrible manner.
Four mules were hitched 10 the. 6xlremities
of his limbs, made to draw jp different direc.,
tiOns, and he Was slitefaliy torn u i}itsess.
Ezra Allen, formerly of Chickasay, County,
and two other persons, whose names our in-
formant could not remember, were shot for
the same offence. Great indignation exists
against the inhabitants Of Omaha City and
Council Bluffs, and the returning gold
hunters threaten vengeance upon thoae
towns,Y le Ne : fisais
IH.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-17

The offices of the Equitable Ins drance
Company have been removed from tb cir old
quarters, at No. 50 West Third street to No.
30, in the new Masonic building, on the
same street - between Main and Walnut.
This Company is established on the Mu-
tual' plan, and consequently possesses some
features peculiar to itself 1t has been in
existence 33 years-a period sufficiently long
to test its claims on public patronage as a
safe and reliable company. Among its dis
tinguishing features we may notice one-that
no policy is issued for period less or more
than seven years. The premium paid at
time of insurance is called the deposit, and
the amount of deposits at any given period is
the Stock of the Company. Brick buildings
are alone insurable in the Equitable We
refer, for further information, to an expo
sition of the Plan" &C., published by the
Company, and to be had at their office,
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fBy Teleeraph.I
New York Market.

Flour heavy anil 100, lover ssies 80 5rIs. al tIs
@b 70 Tor superhne State S6 COOS ~ for extra DO $500
g6 " Tor supcrine Western; IS 6jel7 nrcOmmon TO
good extra do; Sd72j fer do round hoop Ohio;
hGuuil. Canada 1Oair nominal. Rye flour dull
Nhio kcniucky ut 81 700lI a2.
rye dnlli sales Of 800 hush ersey at 9tc; choice
held ~ VI, with buyers at gc. r-TI -. I- L
barley more Inquired for and no sales made vet
corn heavy and lower; seles Of l70Oo bush at Sic.
ot o,u mixed western in store S1lfc. for infe
rior do a0at ssc for prime White Southern for ex-
port StNc for Southern Yellow. tho latter an out
side price; s6e1Ssc for round Yellow.
.oats lower and dull at f@5lc for State; t0155c for
WHISKY steady; sales OF 800 brls at &c
Fork active and lower; sales Of l0710 brla nt Sic
m!T for new Mess xl4 10 for prime, including 1000
brs Mess on the spot at SIG J0 800 prime spot at
flt u; also $50 mess sellers option, July, ST; 500
TOR August at Sli aud 1000 mess, buyers option,
Beef heavy and droopng sales of $50 brs. at Sc Is
, ~ Tor country prime; Is ho9 p Tor do ness 500
Y Tor rcp1cked Chicago; fll0l5 % for eNtras Primo
Mess Bctf dull and nominal at S20ene6. Beef hams
hrm at SlblS. Bacon quiet sales of 1900 bellies at
y %; ~ torces bagged hams at l4c, aud 80 terces
do on private terms. Cut Meats heavy sales OF 300
packages at 6A97c. for Shoulders and stas'fc for
Lard unchanged; sales Of 900 brls, at Il@IIho
Butter dull at ljQnl7 Ohio, l@h20 State. Choese Qu.
ct, 4g19Is. Cotton quet sales 800 bales Lnseed
Ul declined lc; quotations nominal at GOOGLE. Tai
low dull at,Io'fc. Molasses steady Orleans 3egfsc
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-17

CfNCrNNATI IN 1959.-This is tho title Of
valuable compilation Of much local interest,
just published by Mr. Charles Gist. we'll
known and highly respected citizen Of Cinoin-
natl. Tho work, which consists OF sixteen
chapters, contains well. written and highly
interesting compendium of tho early annals Of
the Queen City, alike interesting to tho citizen
who has but lately made Cincinnati his home,
and to tho aged pioneer who remembers tho
time whom Fourth street comprised all that
could legitimatcly DO called city. Had we
space at our disposal VIC should be glad to MAKE
somc extracts; but as we hope most of cur
readers will procure n copy, each for himself,
our inability to publish moro extended notice
is not so much to be regretted.
Those whose friends at distance write to
them for information respecting the early an
mails; physical characteristics; public authori-.
ties; personal, social, monetary, educational,
scientific and artistic statistics; natural and
artificial routes Of travel; manufactures; COM
merce; or other particulars, as city improve
ments, public institutions, &C., should forwar d
copies Of this highly useful volume, as bel, lg
the best, most reliable and convenient Of an
swors.
The volume is illustrated with several we'll
executed engravings.
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
REPORTED FOR THE DAILY PRESS.
From Washing gtUn.

WASHINGTON, June 16.-The views of the
a Administration as to the rights of Naturalized
citizens who may return to Europe, and show
ing how far they are entitled to the protection
oil this Government, we're yesterday promul-
gated by Gen. Cass, in letter from the State
Department, to A. V. Hofer, of Cincinnati.
The Secretary states that this Government
Will not interfere in cases where individuals
voluntarily return to countries to which they
owed military service at the period of their de-
parture for the United States.
The Navy Department is advised that as
there are no apprehensions of immediate dan
ger to American interests at Tampico, the U.
s. sloop of war Saratoga left that port for Vera
Cruz on the LIST inst.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-17

REcEIvED.--A copy of the 18th number of
the 1st vol. Of the "Voice of Masonry" a
weekly published at louisville, and devoted to
the interests of the Graft. The editor is Mr..
Morris, gentleman who may be classed
among our best writers, and who possesses the
unlimited confidence of Masons-not only in
Kentucky, but throughout the Union. The
"voice of Masonry" 10 not only ably edited,
but is printed on clear type and good paper.
Also, "The Monastery" by Sir Walter Scott,
another volume of Peterson's cheap issue of
tho Waverly Novels. Agents in Cinoinnati:
Hickey, Mallory Co.
Also, Godey's Lady's Book for July, which
contains the usual amount of matter inter-
esting to ladies, and is embellished by we'll
executed engravings. 8. W. Pease & Co.,
Sixth street, Cincinnati, agents.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-17
River News.

PITTsDURG, juno -M.-River five feet ten
inches by the pier mark, and rising. Weather
clear and pleasant. Heavy rain last evening.
ST. LOUIS, June 16--P. M.--River remains
about stationary at this point. All the upper
streams are falling, but are still in good boat
ing order to all points. Very heavy showers
this evening, and tho indications are for wet
night.
LOUISVILLE, June 16-P. M.-River rising
slowly, with A feet inches in the canal. :
PITTsBURG, June 16-P. M.-River feet
inches by the pier mark, and rising. The
rise is all from the Allegheny.
No arrivals. Departed--Key West and
Rochester.
Weather-Clear and cool.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-17

"PREsENTATIoN".-Says the Dayton Empire,
we learn that the "Croakers" intend presenting
the Cincinnati Commercial with "servioe of
plate" (delf,) for its efforts in "setting up" the
calamity which befel the crops by the recent
frostl The "delf" will be intended for service,
and will be gotten up in the best style of Pot
terry, aud the cover to the-well, we will call
it "plate," just here-wil bo surmounted with
a large bull-frog cOuchant. The inscription
will be simple, brief, patriotic and expressive;
"Go imp
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-17

The Temple of Justice formerly occupied by
Esquire McFalI, has been converted into an
institution for the prOmuIgation of spirit-ual
manifestations. A gentleman dropped in yes
terday and asked, ais the squar in?" He was
somewhat surprised to find that ho was in the
wrong pew.