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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-14
ooMMNRcIAL AFFAIRs.



The prominent feature Of the Monetary
market yesterday quietness, nothing Of any
sequence trausprinE IN the Banking quarters. The
demand for Money was less than on Monday OF Tues
day, and the receipts Of Currency were rather better
The Bankers generally reported themselves easy but
without disposition to buy outside Paper TO any
extent. Id
the market was steady at X buying And X ppsr1lSm
selling rate Few dealers giving more than N3sOc.
leans EScbsnss nominal a. TSS discoun, and par.
The BroEers were buying Iowa, Illinois and Wis.
% The decline % Eehsnso ii cScSs 20 81 SS
Missouri sold a. before, At discount.
Tims:bills on the East continued in demand, but
Flour was dull yesterday, in the lower grades, but
with arm market the sSies sOI rsashnS S % i6 bTls
Mhisk{ wss dull and price. declined &C., 900 brls
tordSy, al prices slightly below the eHtrsms rates
e az gSs % Buf d.s sdi a. sssGn @ q sSs
shouldeB e I,se for packed; No sales were made
Wheat and Rye were dull; Corn, Oats and Barley
Groceries were firm, without any alteration in su-
gar, Molasses, or Coffee. .H
The imports and exports Of various articles during
the twenty -four hours ending yesterday noon, were
Ispcrt.- Barley, SCs bush; Butter, Isa packages;
barrels; molasees, So brls.; Malt, $50 bushels;
Oats 749 bushels; Pork and Bacon, hid, SS brls.
Potatoes CSC brls; Sugar 81 hhds Salt, 652 barrels
Wheat, LOG bushels; Whisky, 69f brle.
Erports-Butter, packages; Candles, 179 boxes;
Corn 542 bushels Cheese, l03 boxes Coffee, 2f9 bags
Flour, 1852 brs; Molasses, $50 brs.j Pork and Bp-
con, 2l9 hhds $50 tierces; Potatoes 1853 brls Sugar
9s hhds.; Wheat, 260 BUSH; Whisky, 7lT brls.
Tuesdays Herald says Of Monetary matters In New
York on Monday; r-f -rEr-I Tt.s 4,
There is no change whatever In Money. II Is still
offered, on call AZ " per CONT and eau not always
Sub Treasury to-day very limited SCALE the
receipts being $4,000; from customs St000 and the
payments 9gT,542. Balance 36,6l3,649.
The Exchange market for the drubia from Boston
on Wednesday, opens at the rates those Of
last week-say i09ss6ll094 for sixty day bills on
London the principle being at the lower figure; and
| 5.l4B95.l3A for bills on Paris.
Tuesdays Tribune observes in regard TO last week.
| New York Bank Statement; rr' .fH
The weekly statement Of the Bank averages is more
favorable in the Specie item than anticipated,
showing that the reserve Is only threeQuRr
ters Of million down, after drain Of two millions
and half The accessioDs from the interior have
been larger than calculated upon. The loans, after
steady contraction since the early part Of April,
again show an increase but not TO an important
| tent. The whole statement may be looked upon as
| satisfactory:
| The following is a comparative statement Of the
condition Of the Banks Of the city Of New York June
| and June 9:
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TIE HEDoo NoTIoN OF CoSJUeAL INFIDEI-
rTY.-According to the Hindoo law, the PEN
atty denounced against a breach of conjugal
fidelity is RENTED only in case of the induce
ment TO its commission having been the
present Of an elephant this being considered
a douceur too magnificent for any one to be
expected to refuse. Among us, though an
actual elephant Is not the very thing that
offers the strongest temptation, there is in
most peoples conscience something analogous
to it; and different things are ''elephants' to
different people. 'Hl
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RIVER NEWS.

TLn nh;o- a.....t. 4L.a ....4 ....At..,,.J a.
Ahe OhiOt oPpoeite bniS poFL cOHtnltru W
recede RraduaIly yeeterslay having deolned durine
,ho t,va,,v Co., -. .,,stu. -. II -.
'no NohS -iVui houIs enuins Hst efehant hDout
here and LousviIle Of aome sIxteen fiat Tho cood,
49,. - 49,. ~ : 80. -
uoh OF the rlNef AZ the prominent points, VIII DO
found In our telegraphc columns
The weather ves,ardav cort,n,,od ,yor, and s,,,,r
S .9 ~ v'eacest aurlng the grea.et pert on me
SnS @ 2, ttst e,ehlng the
syery ieiS ry hnu tne anospneIe
icth ~ esu VI i"'h' NpiVhi hV"e'eri seeneu
The Landing yesterday morning was fairly active,
steamers ain Law a. fhs ,havF "a npus uMenty
them were reeeying frsiabt ,,hich eantinned c W
al Yesterday a fenres - "''''" 'Oa0e
The river at Ionisvie vvaa ri.ine x.rv sio,,iv 90,
Tuesday, barely an inch in twenty fouT bouys vith %
six feet one inch water In the canal ~ tha Yo; W,
The weather WAS rather warm and elnudy Ss,ths
steadv roin In tho ,acr,,in re"i "nu Oiouuy WIN
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PETER PARLeYs 8 BooKs.-In one ofhis books
the late Peter Parley," speaking of his own
literary labors, remarks: 81 thus stand before
the public as the author and editor of about
one hundred and seventy volumes, one hun
dred and sixteen bearing the name of Peter
Farley. OF these, about seven millions of
volumes have been sold; about three hundred
nually." Notwithstanding the fact that large
number of spurious Farley books were pub
lished by various parties, Mr.. Goodrich made
large fortune from the genuine works.
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ONO MECHANICS INsT1TUTE-EIGHTEENTH
ANNUAL ExHIBITIoE.-The committee APP
pointed to make the necessary arrangements
for the eighteenth annual exhibition of the
Ohio Mechanics Institute, held a meeting
night before last.
The Committee on Special Premiums re-
ported progress, and asked for one week fur
ther time.
A proposition was presented for making
die for new medal, which was accepted, and
the Clerk instructed to procure the same
ALSO TO procure ITO gold and silver medals,
OF which there will be three kinds; part of
them to be struck from the dies used for the
medals at previous exhibitions.
The committee appointed to confer with
the different railroads, &C., for the transpor-
ton of freight and the conveyance of passen-
gers to the exhibition, reported that they had
made arrangements with one railroad, as con-
tanned in the following letter They asked
for one week further time to report ON the
balance of the routes, though stating that the
different roads seemed disposed toward
making as favorable arrangements rs the Lit
tie Miami
The following letter from Charles H. Kill
gore Secretary of the Little Miami Railway
Company, show the terms upon which that
Road will carry passengers and freight to
and from the Exhibition:
-"MR. r. TUDOR, for Committee: In reply to
your inquiries in relation TO what the Little
Miami Railroad Company would do as re
CARDS the transportation of articles for Me-
chanics' Institute Fair in September would
say that | laid the matter before our Ex-
ecutive Committee with the following re-
suits:
"0ur Company will convey all articles to
Cincinnati at full fare, and refund same on all
freight returned unsold on certificate of the
Secretary: this Is in addition IN 81 halE-rate
of fare for passengers
The view ofthe Company in regard TO this
matter is, to do all they can to promote an
interest which is of such vast Importance to
the city. remain, yours truly,
&C H. KIIGOUR Secretary -
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There are now remaining in the City Treas
ury the following sums:
ANOTHER MIDNIGHT AssAULT.-Spenc

ANOTHER MIDNIGHT AssAULT.-Spencer
Woodruff, who was 50 brutally as
streets week or so ago, has again become
the victim of similar attack making the
third within the space of three months.
While passing along Eighth-street last night,
about eleven o'clock, in company with
friend, some one threw brick from an alley,
striking him upon the head and cutting it
very badly. He says he has no idea why he
is assaulted in this manner, and is wholly at a
loss to account for the repeated personal at
tacks that have been made upon him.
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NEWPORT NEWS.

CRICKET MATcH.-The members of the
Kentucky Cricket Club will leave on the
Bostona for Maysville on the 22d inst, to
play match game with a similar club in
that place.
POLICE CoURT.-A man named McCune
was fined So and costs by Mayor Hawkins
yesterday, for abusing his family A light
penalty for heinous offence.
PIosIc.-A grand picnic, for the benefit Of
the Catholic Institute, will be given at Parlor
Grove to-day. Boats will leave the foot OF
Walnut-street, at eight and twelve o'clock
for the accommodation of those who desire
to attend.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-14

PROCEEDINGS OF THE County COMMISSIONERS.
At their regular diurnal session yesterday
morning the County Commissioners passed
orders amounting to 800 rs, of which $97 rs
were paid to the Cincinnati Fuel Company,
and So to Thomas Gage for labor on the
Reading-road. The following resolutions
were also passed:
ResotUed, That ]. B. Bell, County Surveyor,
be and is hereby directed to make examina-
ton of the two bridges over the Whitewater
Canal at Elizabethtown, and report their con-
dition as early as possible.
Resolved, That E. P. Joseph, Esq, auction
eer, be employed to advertise and sell the
frame house, stable, stock, boilers, &C., at the
old Lick Run Lunatic Asylum, the sale to
take place on the 26th inst, at ten o'clock
A. M ''t'
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ISAAC v. FOWLER Still IN New YoRK.-
The Sunday Mercury says: "Mr. Fowler nei-
ther took passage on the Noses Taylor for
Havana, nor has he at any time contemplated
a future residence in Brazil. He is in the
State Of New York-almost daily in the city
of New York; and, if wel are correctly in
formed, he has not the remotest idea Of avail
ing himself of the uncomfortable advantages
incident to self-expatriationp AJhA
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ATExAs JUDGE SHor DEAD.--BaB. Walker
Chief Justice Of Lavaca County, was shot al
Halletsville, Texas, a few days ago, by Roberi
Kelley, a storekeeper in that place, and
wounded so severely that he expired shortly
afterward. The cause of the difficulty il
been spread by the deceased in regard to
Kelly and his clerk. ~ 'tl -
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INDICTMENTS REPORTED BY THE GRAND jury.
The Grand Jury have reported the follow
ing indictments: Thos. Conley, murder
in second degree; David Cox, passing counter
felt money -four indictmentsg 4. Cox, (two
indictments6 August Ferber, adultery; ].
Armstrong, forgery; H. Allen, malicious stab
hing; Geo. Schneider, do; v. Baker, do; w F.
Fisher, grand larceny; James Ryan and
Patrick Hernon, grand larceny; P. N.
Lishawa, forgery (two indictmentsg James
Martin, burglary; Aaron Ruse, having
counterfeit money in possession; Jonas Vol
verton, killing a cow; Peter Glenn, murder
in the first degree; Aaron Ruse, attempt to
pass counterfeit money William Speer, sell
ing counterfeit note; Andrew Brannon, as
sault with intent to kill; Aaron Rankin and
others, robbery; James Fletcher, selling
counterfeit money; VIM. Speer, do; John
Fentor, perjury J. Wazlucraft, assault; John
Schlosser, do; James Kilz, do. James Brad
ford, do. O. Freshman, do; NJ. Sladmiller, do;
Ellen Sadler, petit larceny.
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Two RowpiEs SHOT IN Few YoRK.- Michael
Sherry, an Irish peddler, residing in New
York, had been for some time seriously an
noyed by a gang Of young rowdies, who
threatened to enter his apartments, and last
Saturday, having made noisy demonstration
shot James Nellis and Patrick McCarty dan
gerously, and would have killed the police
man who went TO arrest him, had they not
taken him unawares.
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New YoRK MoRTALITY.-Th number OF
deaths in this city, for the week ending Sat
urday last were 1896, being decrease from
the previous week Of 20; of this number, 70
were men, 81 women, l07 boys, 80 girls;
adults, LAG; youths, 10; children, 49, males,
1856 females, l49; negroes, 6.
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tBy Telegraph
New York Stock Market

New YoRK, June l3.-Stocks-Secoud
Board rather active and lower, closipg steady Ten
nessee Skies, 926; Illinois Central Bonds 9l4 Hud
son First Mortgage, l07; Delaware Lacrosse and Wis-
consin First Bonds, 80; Terre Haute and Alton Sec
9o@i Stocks, 10; New York Central slAi Erie, lsh;
Hudson, 47Is; Harlem, llA; do preferred, 8s; Mich
Central Scrip, 6lf stocks, 6Oi Galena and Chicago
62; Cleveland and Toledo, 29Ai Chicago and Rock
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wANTs-wANTs.
POsToFFICE BULLETIN.

EAST MAn.-Arrivos $3.50 A. M. and 4I4O p. NJ;
closes at 4 A. M. and 8 P. M.
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON AND wHEELINo.-Ar
rives at $3.50 A. M; closes at 8 p NJ
Sr. LOUIS AND LouIsv1LLE.-Arrives at II A. M.
and 10 P. M; closes at I A. M. and Pm.
CHICAGO AND NORTHWEST. at III A. M,
and 10 P. NJ; closes at A. Nj, and 4 p ..
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BIaAMy.-A man named Frederick Kountz
was arrested yesterday, upon awarrant issued
by the Police Court at the instance of a
woman claiming to be his wife, charging him
with bigamy. She stated that she married
him two or three year ago, and that he de-
serted her few months afterward. A week
or two since he procured license from the
clerk of the Probate Court, and was again
married by the same person who had united
them. The case win probably come up for
examination to-day before Judge Lowe.
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PUBLIC REAL ESTATE SALEs.-Cooper &
Stokes, Auctioneers, sold, yesterday after
noon, lot of land with buildings, ON south
side of Third-street, west of Smith-street.
Lot fifty-nine and one-fourth feet front by
ninety deep to an alley-one-third cash, and
balance in one and two yesrs--to Augustus
Isham, for $l02 90 per foot--$6,073 12T.
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MURDER OF LEvEE CoNTRAoroR.-Re-
Gently James Keith, a well-known con-
tractor, of Memphis, Tenn, was murdered at
the levee works, near Austin, Tunica County,
Miss, by two of his laborers, with whom he
had previously had an alteration. Both
assaulted him at the same time; and the fatal
blow was given with shovel, which, striking
him on the neck, severed the juglar vein
producing instant death. sllav n 7As.AN 4
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TRUsTEE's SALE OF SPLENDID BUILDING
SITES, ON MOUNT ADAMs.-Cooper & Stokes
auctioneers, will sell, this afternoon at three
o'clock, ON the premises, on Mount Adams
north Of the Observatory, a large number Of
beautiful building-lots of various sizes. The
sale will be absoiute-without reserve. Terms
liberal
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The RECENT SUDDEN DENISE AT THE Con-
NERcIAI HospIrAL.-A post obitum examina.
tion was held yesterday morning, upon the
body of William Reynolds, who died so sud
denly at the Commercial Hospital, last Mon
day, and the physicians gave it as theii
opinion that death was caused by apoplexy
The jury will convene tomorrow morning L
hear their testimony, and the fact we hav,
related will probably anticipate their verdict
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HORRIBLE DEATH OF LITTLE GIRL.-A
boy ofweak intellect in Delaware County, in
this State, sportively fastened his little sister
TO the tail Of cow. The animal became
frightened and ran away. The girls skull
was crushed against piece of rock, and the
cows tail pulled out.
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Picnic PARTY.-The Champion Dancing
Club and their friends went to Parlor Grove,
yesterday, on picnic excursion, and enjoyed
themselves in the most rational and satisfac-
tory manner. The affair passed off most
pleasantly and quietly, and on the downward
and return trip of the Champion No. 3,
occasion.
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SUEDAY-scHooL CoNoERT.-A concert for
the benefit of the Raper Chapel Sundays
will be given this evening at the Church, cor
ner of Findlay-street and Elm. Ample prep
interest
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THE HAPPIEsT LoT.-The happiest lot for
person, as far as birth is concerned, is that
It should be such as to give him but kttle oe-
oasion 10 nl6lk much about IL; which will be
the case II it be neither too high nor too low
for his existing situation. n He1 asH.
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A CoNvIcr LovER.--A girl in jackson
County, Michigan, answered an advertise
ment for wife. The parties met and affairs
progressed 50 far that the wedding day was
fixed, when be undiscovered TO be recently
discharged convict from the penitentiary.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-14

New DNa.-Godey's Lady's Book for
July, together with Frank Leslie's Illustrated
Newspaper, Harper's Weekly, the New York
Illustrated News, and other popular week.
lies and monthlies, can be had of G. N. Lewis,
No. 20 West Sixth-street. ~
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To COUNTRY MERcHAETs.--Since the project
of going East for any description of goods to
be retailed in the West has been shown to be
improbable, it comes within our province to
direct country merchants to such establish
ments as offer inducements in this particu-
lar. With that view, we ask careful read
ing ofthe advertisement of H. Gano & Co., in
to-day's issue, who, we have reason to know,
are prepared to supply all demands for Hard
ware, at remarkably low figures.
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WOMAN SEVERELY BURNT BY CAMPHENE.-
A woman named Margaret Pringle, residing
on Carr-street, near Eighth, was severely
burnt last evening by the explosion of a cam
phene lamp. Her neck, chest and arms were
horribly blackened and blistered, and her
face was fearfully disfgured. Her wounds
were appropriately dressed by physician,
who was called in, and expressed the opinion
that in spite of the injuries she had received,
she would probably recover. III r-taF....'
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AUCrroN SALES.

A VCTIQN sAIElBY JACOB eRAFF 4 co.
st Auction; ~Qe ERip4Y MOI iESs June Is, al
ds " GS d w Ss a. 1s Es:
AIso-Aiot Of new Jewelry, in lots to suit tho
4Lso-At 10 clock. "A lot Of good Furniture, &c.
,ALsQ-The odds and ends Of the stock Of s. j..
,AbsO-The large Furnace and Fixtures, No. Q3
East kourtb-st tjel4l j. CRAFT, Auc'r.-
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A SAxR-os JHsr.--Saxe1 was spoetising in
public, at Trenton, N. j., the other evening,
when the gas went, out, whereat SAKE told
the audience that IL they wouldn't find fault
with his own metre, he wouldn't mention the
defect in theirs.
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CONVICTION NEWS.

Picnic OF THE Protestant SABBATH
SCHOOLS OF ToN-CoMPLIMENTARY
TESTIMONIALS TO THE MEssRs. SHINKLE.-A
called meeting ofgentlemen representing the
various Sabbath-schools which united in the
picnic excursion ON Tuesday, on board the
steamers Champion Nos. 3 and A. was held on
board the No. 8.
On motion R. X. Summerwell was called to
the chair, and Edward Cox appointed Secre-
tary.
The Chairman stated the object of the
meeting, and on motion, committee of five
was appointed to draft resolutions consistent
with said object and expressive of the sense
of the meeting. The Chair named Messrs
Hiram Martin, Richard H. Collins, Henry W.
Birge,, George Goodhue and DIR. R. s. Spill
man the committee, who after consultation,
reported through their Chairman, H. Martin,
the following resolutions:
WHEREAS, the Captains A. and " Shin
kle have this season, as for years past con-
tributed largely, not only to its pleasures,
but also to the interest of the various Sunday
schools in the city of Covington.
Resolped, That we return our thanks to
them for the free use of their beautiful
steamers, and for the pleasure and recreation
of this day.
ReeoIUed, That this act of generosity has
obliterated for the time the line between
youth and age, the old forget in the follies of
youth, that the marks of two-score winters
yet hang upon their brows.
ResoLOed, That we will long remember
this, 18th day of June, as the May day of
1860.
ReSolUed, That the above preamble and re-
solutions be published in our city papers.
The resolutions were adopted unanimous
ly, and three cheers given for the Messrs. A.
& V. Shinkle, and their elegant pleasure
boats, the Champions.
R. X. SUMMERWELL, Chairman.
Ed. Cox, Secretary.
FIFTY DOLLARS REwARD.-If the villain
who, through mistake, stole from my Office
on the morning of the. 18th inst "Physi-
clans Visiting List" in the form of a pocket
memorandum book, will return the same,
will pay him the sum of fifty dollars "and
no further questions asked" Also, if said
thief will swallow the contents of the pocket
medicine case which he carried with him,
through similar mistake, will furnish him
with the necessary certificate of death, and
preserve his body for anatomical dissection.
J.W. FOX, MD,
Covington, Ky.
RECOVERY OF STOLEN GooDs.-Two or three
cases of surgical instruments, belonging to
Drs. Thomasa and Holt, andrecently stolen from
them, were yesterday recovered in Cincinnati,
one having been sold to DR.. Talliafero, and
the others pawned to Hammond-street
broker. The thief man named Coburn,
who claims to be member of the Maysville
medical fraternity, was arrested, and will
probably have an opportunity to practice his
profession, cut stone, or engage in some other
honorable pursuit. at Frankfort, for about
three years.
ANOTHER "MILL."-We learn that "milI
between two muscular champions took place
in the neighborhood of Luplow, day before
yesterday, but we will not crafty the parties
by particularly noticing them in the papers.
Such course, if universally pursued, would
do more toward annihilating such amuse-
ments than volume of moral lessons.
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WEEKLY REPORT OF THE CITY AUDITOR
The City Auditor, last night, reported to the
City Council the following receipts and ex-
penditures of the city, for the week ending
on Saturday last, together with the amount
remaining in the Treasury at that time:
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FIRE YESTERDAY MoRNIEG.-The house of
a tailor named Heilman, on Main-street, be-
tween Woodward and Franklin, took fire
yesterday morning about eleven clock, but
was extinguished without any material dam
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THE FIRST AMERICAN VIsIToR TO JAPAN
STILL AIIyE.-Lincoln Statson, who was on
board the first American ship that ever visited
Japan--the Margaret-is still living in Salem.
The trip was made in 1900. He is eighty
years old, and is still vigorous and hearty.
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AT halfpast three o'clock, this afternoon,
]. Graf 4 Co. sell the large soap, candle, and
lard oil factory, on Mvingston-street. Also
on Poplar-street See advertisement.
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MEETING OF THE PARK CoMMIssIoNERs.-Th
newly appointed Park Commissioners met
yesterday, at the Office Of the City Solicitor
and after being sworn, elected W. A. Adams
President, and Charles Reemelin Secretary
The Commissioners will hold another meet
ing this morning at ten o'clock.
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HERRoN's SEMINARY EXHIBITION. an.
nual exhibition of the pupils of Herron's
Seminary will take place next Monday even.
ing, at Smith & Nixon's Hall.