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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
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OLD AND eUEa,
Affirm Its TTuth.

viz That
PROFESSOR WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE
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and preserve the scalp free from ali disease Tho
a:a sas ssSssa ass
bear tsstmon Tia. do not say too much IN S favor heao
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were 50 wonderful eeit duty to YOU and the afflicted
tine s bad been perfectly covered
@ ghsn friend sss a biz sqs .1:
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very few applications removed the disease entirely and
that eur 10y hsltby scalp crop Il
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Prof wood-Dear Sir Ny had several years. been
ss ssS nsss.aIy asssss
s aaspf %
alton haye ned inapsassss
ths simple dts.sas ssaa,iyps dc hal
o'.ss.s o. r.s % ,s ais II 4SIsa s,....
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sY,l assa ia. Mw w @ s s 4 a
nat feel 70 others whe afflicted have
he fss '%ss
tn. s ,ss sa al bottle. Of three .ss. 4. ss
sds s, = sssi @
bottle bold. quart . cent in
"a Rssaay.y VI NY ys.
xnd sod good Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
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Both of which make connection Canton with Trains
the Mississippi Central Road.
aKsllo.u .planoI xresp
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MILLJNERY---M
MADAME ROBERT, II CHARITIES STREET.
styles Bonnes Ball and Opera Hesddress and Paru
res Ribbons Ornaments Laces and Trimmings Veils Col.
Capes Cuffs Makes all the newest and most approved
articles such Manuas Pees Sorties de Balls etc., and all
articles of millinery make.
Mime ROBERT the ladies that she has secured the
services Of seamseS for the special purpose of making ladies
dresses 10 order. dos 3m
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pozEmAN's. H0sPITAL.aNo, 90 BAR eoNN

ID street near ho Carroion kaoad Ismina3 New Oreans
mr. N B1HEMAN, tate Of Mon gomery Ala.l having To-
rste IN New Orleans takes this method Of announcing his
and receive patients into his private hos
building he fitted hospital Ii admirably
aaapte to purpose and being situated in such
~ II afgoTils unusual The generally
iaa and airy and all undergone thorough repair Both
80 hac me The rates Of board will depend
n the Kind ST required All surgical opera
lions charged Office in the building feie ly&H
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- os'.stoc. iof Vfss'itaty, Maxef, ETC.. 72G17Sr
~ easows fet9fSes fot W me feaIew ami E|;xed
u os'sso9c' q ousifel foS ffime e Choice White.
some 1000 sacks were Sold Including
Its.s snl's, hixed and Yellow ID thfeeer faus
~ - e, some White Mixed 90 10, and $50 White
-" n. n 1870. .ves y nashei.
'sss'pIs, y, 800 sacks Exports, 1904.
,..Hs i Aas business a the past waek has ex-
49, 81 ausanes p prices, With sales Of abous
sooo sSsAs, oheny st eoc for Northern, and SO
III e o'4,usI Ior 81 Louis thonsh 81 The close
| nonaers asked toc' LOT me Iaetfr.
"esA > fees'pss ioi5 SACKS exports ssx5,
Dh1ss e 1oue staeV SACKS weTe dsp0sed M dl1fz
ing .he carrier part OF the week at 81 soGS1 VI,
DuI towards she close prices felf q 70 u z5@ .
y IVY IDS
HAY. .pnees have been firm. with sales u
aDoue Ivy nale5 estern e ss2 oe0ss5 AZ D tnn
10Y ordinary 70 Prime s.
s rohR..s- Inc demand for this article has besn
mooerate, with prices tending in favor Of buyers.
inc sales up to Thursday evening embrsced sofzs
fooo spis. at 81 259siI so for d. o., and ~ rs
fgsiS w v Dbl. for good to heavy lots scf Meas~
Mess retaining generally ct SI8 COASTS IS y Dbl
esterday we heard Of only retail Hansac tons
me STOCK at the Inspection Warehouses On IT,
ist INST vas u sSzz psss-, OF an Einds.
weeks receipts, 5'zo bbls.- Exports, 79z
z BACON. win better demand the sales Of the
week emDfaeea aDonf ZOO casks generally ct 10
~ " shcnaaefs, " for hhDbed blaes, an4
= r ior tlssT Sides sn1aH lots OF Plafe
and sugar Cured Hams selling e t@l2Ae. x y.
weeks feceIpts, sts5 cks. and tcs-- xpdrts, 20
BEEF. fhe market Continues extremely dull,
ana We nave net heard q sale q any impof-
vance anfins the past week. The last trsnsac-
- = sis ~ . epi- ioI
~, -. ~ NJ Z ~ y ..'sS.
500 ~ - '.s Ai7peoson wafenoAsss ~ -
8. - 80 III. %
,aaa ~ issep's, IVY ppis. anu sss.---I1 porsss
- 60 49,. M,
I. lsse g..
a. "a !. - " ~ ~ Al1'
- FL -. n..-.......
~ ~, 4. ~
-. ,oo :. -. ~ 80 !.
~ ,.s.'ssss 80, -, s.
q I. - Il -sss
= sa ~, Do'7. -, 80 l'sa
BUTTER AID CHREsE Western Better has SOLD
"a raa -. ~, .s-<,, :. IS
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Ntfp 0rIea,l. Daily Grsstsrt.
FINANCIAL AND coafaiEs,1 tAL DEPARTMENT.
slttu 0rIeans Hlonep lJlsrSst.
GREsCxNT OFFICE, No. 10 Camp meet
Eyidav Eyerit,ss tfft}.f, 81 ia

6REsCxEI OFFICE, No. 10 Camp meet,
Friday Evening. Massf u. 1850.
The money and paper market to-day seemed to
be governed by the Influences which have prevail
ed for the past ten days, viz: an imperceptible
hardening, which ends in an advance on all good
and fair paper at least get. Possibly further ad-
vance Of Get. might indnce distant capitalists to
send funds hither for investment, as every dealer
in paper, every capitalist; in fact, all who deal in
commercial securities are aware that the paper
made in New Orleans, that is, planters drafts ON
and accepted by factors, are the very best kind Of
securities. No capitalists need entertain any ap-
prehension Of the soundness and punctuality of
such paper True, now and then there may be
black sheep. The calls for discounts to-day at
the banks were large when placed against their in
come. The daily workings Of the banks are chiefly
confined to the active movement. The specie re-
serves hold up very well, but there is no cxpecta-
ton of an increase The bank returns tomorrow
will probably show slight decline in gold, which,
however, will have either way increase or de-
decrease) very little effect the outside market.
All parties wanting money and having anything
respectable in the least tangible, will not find
any difficulty in anticipating within the scale of
figures, as follows: -
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the brokers viii not allow over g9a large sums are
not obtainabIe below par and discount.
We append our usual weekly quotations Of com
and unenTent bank notes, being those Of John
Wood u Co., Camp street.
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CATTLE MAR KEr

JEFFERSON CRY March g. 1850 .
Arrived As Western Beeyes. n Texas Cattle, ss2
Hogs, and a Calves aud Yearlings. The supply
Of Hogs and Beef Cattle il good.
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GENUINE PREPARATION.

~ ELMbOAAD'S GShUAhE FhErAhAIloN.
sEsHg =. ~ R R,s
HEiSBSE rs H BSSIIS 81 r. Gravel S.sssI.
HEiMBoLp,s BgcMg ior Nsrvoasness.
HESBSEbs B BG#g 81 81 bSs q a + vy.p
HENsSDs B BSeS ST s:a. s bssy
HEhMs3Lps B B f fer Hnve,s y ss s
hEEaRoEps BSsHS sol s ss'hs ssss,s e'''
H HENRSbs sueag 81 ssss. q st
B BiiS sS 81 iis Eysd with
TeT6 sis sR with
sRs e A Ri M s1 as5st 81 ssssy
hEiMIoLD,s BGeHG for Rxcsssss arising from Indis-
erection, and all diseases Of
EEEEsSA AhEs FEMALES FEMALES, FEMALES EEsAhEs
T TakH Nc NSRE FILE FILE.
THEW ARE ARE 9E Nc Nc AVAIL AVAIL
Use HEr.MBoLD's EXTRACT BUcHU for all complaints
INCIDENT to the
No Family Should be without It'll
TAKE NO MORE BAIsAM Injarious and Unpleasant
hfR 9Gfss x Sd GcHu o Exesss arising
from habits indniged in
BY Young and Old,
And diseases arising from Habits e. Dissgatien + Il
hE iii E s Ss Hssl R aae BGSHu for Diseases and
Afssffs IL S' SGonu for all Affections
Urinary Organs,
' Male or Female.
from whatever originating and no matter of
How Long Standing.
All and symptoms admit of the
and may originate from the same cause.
ReadI Read! Read! Read!
HELNBoID1s BUGfU Is safe and pleasant in taste and
odnr, but immediate in its action.
Personally appeared before Alderman of the city Of
Philadelphia III. I. HELMB0LD Chemist who being duly
does that his preparation contains no Narcotic Mer
curry, 81 Injurious drug but purely Vegetable
II. T. HELMB0LR Sole manufacturer.
Sworn aud subscribed Sd of November
1854 WIN. r. HIBBARp, Alderman.
81 per bottle for S. delivered address,
A Trial Costs but a Dollar-Try IL,
And be convinced IL Its efficacy accompanied by
liable responsible eercatesrom Professors of Medical
Colleges, CleFgsmen and others, =
Prepared by u. ]. HEi.MBOi.p,
Practical and Analytical Chemist,
LEI South Tenth street, below Chestnut
NECESSARY CAuTIoN-should unprincipled Dealers try
TO palm oil another article which better profit and is
worthless,
ASK FOR HEIMBoLD's EXTRACT BUGHU.
< TAKE NO OTHER.
II CURES GUARANTEED.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
...- JOHN WRIGHT CO.,
81 and l5l Ghartres street
AGENTS FOR NEW ORLEANS.
CUT THIS oUT-sEND OR CALL FOR IT,
AND AVOID EXPOSURE AND IMPOSITION
iasl ly&W
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TOBACCO. With continued increase in the re-
ceipts, and an accommodating stock, the Tobacco
market has still worn heavy and inactive APP
pearance during the past week. We have, how
ever, noticed some inquiry, and few operations
on the part of one OF two buyers the business en-
bracing about 1000 hhds. all Of which have been
on private terms, except few small lots Of Lugs
at 4c. % ID.
Prices are said to have generally ranged within
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SUGAR The receipts have considerably fallen
Off and with fair demand prices for all qualities
have tended in favor Of the sellers. The weeks
sales have embraced some $500 hhds., and the
market closed at about the range Of the following
quotations:
QUOTATIONS FOR LOUISIANA sgaAR.
Fair to Fully Fair. ssiG Prime and Choice
Clarified and Refined
Weeks receipts, CLIO hds.-Exports, 21ss.
MoLAssEs.. The receipts of Molasses have been
very light, and holders have obtained an advance
of about &c. " gallon, the sales Of the week en-
bracing some 5000 bills, at range Of 28@37c. for
Inferior, Fermenting, etc., and 3s@39c. ~ gallon
for Prime to Choice, with few limited parcels of
hf. bhls. at 36@42c. p gallon, according to quail
ity.
Weeks receipts, 1880 hbls.-Esports, 73s.
Flour. The demand continues only moderate,
with sales up to Thursday evening of about 5000
bbls. mostly at Sc 4O@sG so for Snperfine, and
Choice Extra brands, including few small lots Of
Unbranded at Sc oo@s6 80 U Dbl. Yesterday
some 5000 bbls. were sold, including 900 superhne
at Sc 371ss 40, ITO at Sc 49, 200 Extra a. ~ %,
1900 at =, 100 Choice at 81 IS, and 2lo Coles
F, r. G. at IS 90 o Dbl We quote snpernne az
Sc 25@s6 10 u Dbl.
Weeks receipts, 10, III bhs.-Eaparts, IVA. "a
WHEAT. The supply is very light, and the only T
sale noticed during the past week was lot Of 40
sacks Prime Red at 81 60 % bushei.
Weeks receipts, as; Exports, none.
Cons. There has been good demand for this
article during the past week, which resulted in
sales up to Thursday evening of about 10000 sacks
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-23

BOARD OF Cry IMPROVEMENTS. AT the reg
ular semi-weekly session of the Board of City
improvements, held yesterday morning, the
sealed proposals offered were opened, and on
motion of Mr.. Stagge, the contract to pave
with brick the unpsved sidewalks on Everett
street, from Linn TO Freeman was awarded
to Jetson Bainbridge, at 40 cents per square
yard. esihf FfodFf ffoeD ''fA' ~ i''-'
On motion Of Mr.. Horton, the contract to
repair with brick the unpayed sidewalks on
Mound-street, from Court to Fifth, was
awarded 10 Jetson Bainbridge, at 40 9-l0
cents per square yard N M n ,ai,a5i y ii8
On motion of Mr.. Stagge, the following re-
pairs of accepted bowldered streets were Or
dered: trtioa'
= vme-street, from Thirteenth to Fifteenth,
for $35, ID u p MZUM 81 TT II
10 lay down,a crossing at the intersection
of Vine and Buckeye-streets, at q cost Of $45.
The 0ommissioner of the Notthefn Distict
was authorized TO have paved the intersection
Of Aspinoico and Freeman-htreets, at a cost
The COMMUNICATION from ohaties ,stewart
and =. j. Miller, relative to grading and paw
ing 0hio7ayenue, was ordered TO be tiIedfI Z |
Z The Board then adjourned until this morn
ing at nine o'clock.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-23

SEWING MACHINES. HiItsborO, Ry., Man
ls, 1901 have used a Grover Baker
Sewing Machine in my family for the past
twelve months and have seen many other
Kinds 10 some of the Western cities, and can
conscientio,isly say that l most decidedly
prefer the Grover y Baker machine to any Of
which0I have any knowledge. There is 30
little machinery, so little friction, and they
are so noiseless as compared with many
Others. Your work passes Immediately from
you across a beautiful smooth plate, and a
stitch is made which, for strength and beauty
Of finish, may well challenge the admiration
Of the best judges My wife says the Grover
Il Baker Sewing Machines not only perform
all they promise, but, as the Queen of Sheba
said of Solomon's wisdom and greatness, "the
half has not been told.p My sister, who has
been using a Grover & Baker for the past
tew months, says if she could not get another
of the same Kind, she would not take five
hundred dollars for il. 'tliLAl ,.,. ,Il
ibH giA hem, tlck, .teA, gather and enlbrOider
most handsomely To young and old let me
say as you value the health and comfort of
your wives and daughters, if you have not
already gotta Grover & &BakerSeYing Machine
go and buy one. Plead not your poverty;
you can soon make the price of it by sewing.
Be nat deluded with those very common low,
priced machines, they viii have their day;
but get one that will be an ornament to your
house, Q sure and reliable friend--be sure
then, that you get Grover & Baker Sewing
Machine l'li H' ot' +. P. ROBERTSON. iSr
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-23

WOMAN FOUND GUILTY OF A LARcEN Con-
MITTED Two YEARS AGo.--Some time during
the year 1858, about seventy-ive dollars
worth of jcwelry was stolen from woman
named Carney, residing at No. l36 Front
the crime, and the matter was Investigated
before the Police Court, but for want Of evil
dence was dismissed. A few days ago while
engaged in q verbal quarrel with some of her
neighbors, the theft was alluded to in such a
manner as to induce Mrs. Carney, now Mrs.
Daugherty, to believe that the charge could
now be substantiated. Accordingly war;
rant was again issued for the arrest of Mrs
0'Hara, and the case was examined yester-
day afternoon before Justice McFall, who
committed the defendant in default of bail in
the sum of $500 to await trial before the
next term Of the Court Of Common Pleas.
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GBy telegraph n
New York Market,


New York, May 22-P. M.-Ashes steady,
with moderate business doing, at IS 2S for Pots and
cotton in moderate demand. and continues rteady.
Flour easier, with moderate demand for EXPORT
sns IS sS%s ssSs9Ss ssass chiefly sifS e5 @
extra extra State chiefly g 2s at which sOo Brls
S ss 5 fsr common % to ~ medium 3 eItrs western; %s
50 sld6 for shipping brands extra round hoop Ohio
Flour dull, and shade easier on common grades:
sales $50 bris at IS 3o@7 90 for common to choice
freely offered and lower sales 500 brs, at S. 5os %
Whisky in fair request, and steady sales 800 brs,
doing al the decline: sales Is 'S bushels sood ' and
choice Chicago spring at 81 100 2 1900 DO winter
800 do. fair 10 very ehoce Mlwanlie club at 81 ~
81 Is delivered at both prices. Rye quiet at $40
e EXPORT demand ssctsd Sy the Scarcity
SaSe s @ dsSys Il ,
mixed; e2@eSe; for Eastern dc;; 6s@7cc: for prime
at loSi2c.; Western Canadian and State, including
Pork dull heavy and lower: sales Of 675 barrels, at
M 62S e ~ e for new msss sss S7 % % for old mess s Y
for new prime and sl2 % for, Old prime. Beef quiet
try prime S6e15 80 for country mess; SsiO for rc-
packed mess and Sll 50ql2 ~ for extra meas. Prime
mess Beef dull ut S3dlSi India mess at Slgd22 aud
India at S2se. Beef Hams quiet, with small sales
at $l60ll3 for State, and SlO6pi6 for Western Cut
Meats small sales at eo. for Shoulders, and 90a951c
for Hams. Bacon dull and nominally unchanged
Lard firm, and a moderate demand: sales Of yS0
barrels ut liA@llAc, including 900 packages prime
western, buyers option In June, ut Sl2. e
Butter unchanged sales at lI01iSc. for Ohio, and
lsc. for state. Cheese steady at 70tl1c. tlt m
OofeeERo inactive, With stock ef 1898 bags on
the market; prices without striking change and
are still i2l6@lic !Sugar1-an active Inquiry for
both speculation and refining having sprung up TO-
day., market has become quite active and prices
extremely firm, with an upward tendency; sales OF
$500 hhds chiefly Cuba, at 6e1T5c!, mostly at6l@
ono: and do. ,310 boxes Havana at 6l4@6l4c- Mo-
lasses steady sales 80 hhds Porto Rico at 3Sc,: p
hhds. of Cuba Musc0yado at Se. Tobacco quiet:
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-23
CovINGToN NEWS.

POCKET PIcKED.-Philip Bush, Esq, we'll
known citizen, while walking on Madison
street yesterday, had his pocket relieved of a
wallet containing $22 in cash, 800 in city
scrip, and number of notes and other vaua-
bic papers. on n ',' ,'+ .i
KENTUCKY GRAYs.-The late election for
Officers of the Kentucky Grays having been
pronounced illegal, because of its having
taken place prior to the lst of May, the date
of the enrolment into the State Guards, an
other will take place tonight. II is pre-
sumed that the old officers will be reelected.
CUTTING ABFRAY AT INDEPENDENoE.
man named James Kelly, while inebriated,
night before last drew pocket-knife and
stabbed another man, named Stewart, in the
abdomen, infiicting severe, if not fatal
wound. No arrests had been made up to
noon, yesterday. ,,-..g 6lil .b5i,..a.s By. i..,s7
BURGLARy.-Theb eboarding-house belonging
to Mrs. French, on Sixth-street, between
Scott and Madison, was entered by burglars
about two o'clock yesterday morning, and
shirt and about dollar in change, belonging
to one of the boarders, taken away The in
truders were prevented from making any
further depredations by the waking of SER
want girl, who gave, the alarm. They were
in the diningsropm at the time of their dis
covery, and Were doubtless endeaToring to.
possess themselves Of some silver-ware. z
! Tai SfoRM AADDIrIosAIN PARrioubARs.
"A man named Frank Robson, who resides
near Florence, Boone County, was struck by
the limb of tree during the storm, day be-
fore yesterday, from the effects of which he
died yesterday morning, about four o'clock.
he was about fifty-fiYe years Of age, and has
been long resident of the county.
The roof Of the Catholic Church, in Louis
burg, was blown off, and the interior of the
structure damagedby the rain 70 the amount
of 81, 500.t4 ,sNfstE 2lzSaitiNa @iiA 1s-a.
The Court-houses at Falmouth was. aun-
rooted and otherwise injured. The train
from Lexington, due here at eleven' o clock,
did not arrive till evening, on, account of the
breach in the railroad track, noticed in our
Yesterdays issue.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-23

VIOLENT ASSAULT UPON AN OFFIoER--
Joseph Derrell, constable of the Seventh
Ward, having a judgment against a man
named Findlay Doshney, residing on Rich
mond-street near Baymiller, yesterday went
chine to satisfy the claim, whereupon Dosh-
ney, in company with his wife, made vio-
lent assault upon the officer, and injured him
quite severely. Mrs. d. used large knife
very freely, and inflicted several wounds
upon Derrell, which, although not at all
dangerous are exceedingly painful Justice
Harris issued warrant for the arrest Of the
assailing parties charging them with assault
with intent to kill and interfering with the
officer, and held them to bail for their ap-'
pearance this afternoon.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-23
NEWPORT NEWS.

A GALLANT IEpNIDUAJ.--A courageous
individual named William Carney was yes
terday arrested for striking a female named
Mrs. Burlington. He will have a hearing to-
day. His courage ought to be IAN excuse for
his, aggression. He says he is not afraid of
any woman in Newport ahf ~ a}if 40
PIcNIo.-The annual public school picnic
win take place ON Friday next, at1a place to
be designated hereafter Itis desirable that
there should be "a large turn-out of parents
and others ON the occasinn.n
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-23

PROBABLE FATAL AcoIDENT-7zA LITTLE Boy
Run Over BY A STREET RAILWAY CARA
little boy, about two years Of age son of
tral-ayenue and Longworth-street, was run
over yesterday evening, about seven clock,
by car No. l., on the route of the City Pas
senger Railway Company, and injured SO
badly that he can not survive. He was play
ing in the street at the time, and was unob-
served by the driver until it was too late TO
stop the car. The wheel passed diagonally
over the body, cutting open the pelyis, and
crushing the pelvis-bones and the left thigh
in the most horrible manner. Medical aid
was immediately called, but the injuries Of
the child are such that nothing save a physi-
illogical miracle will save his life.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-23

>. CrNUINSA-r rHurTiNs PAnx-THE RACE
To-DAY.-A Trotting match will take place
to-day over the Park, between Riley's eGrey
Tom," and Leggetts "Lady Blackstone
three-mile heats, best two in three, for a
purse of $2O0-the horse goes to harness and
the mare to wagon. These horses have been
anticipate an interesting race. Cars will
leave the Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton
Railroad Depot at half-past two, Columbus
time, which is seven minutes faster than that
of Cincinnati
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-23

THANKs.-Mr. ]. P. Glore, mail agent of
the Oovington and Lexington Railroad, very
kindly furnished us again, yesterday, with
Louisville papers six hours in advance of
the mail. We hope Mr. Glore will continue
his favors, which are great convenience.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-23

POLICEMAN DIscHARaED.--D. H. Myers, a
policeman in the Eighth Ward, was dis
charged yesterday, by Mayor Bishop, for
dereliction of duty, and several others were
severely reprimanded for similar ofienses.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-23
FOR RENT.

ENOE II REiST-H Gus E-of eight rooms, with
H Rael und other cOnyeniences, In the western
part Of the city near Fourth street Rent $3.50 per
nhnum. Address WEST END, caro- of Press Once
HNO8 RENu-rwoye very large rooms for gentle
N men, one furnishod and tho other unfurIiish hed
gus, &c. Refrrsnees required. Apply at No. 13
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Hr 'HIeN ny teicsfhpn.ll
New York stock Market.

NEW York, May 22-P. M.-Stocks more
active but lower, Chicago and Rock Island, ss's
and Toledo, iO; Galena and Chicago, 6ii illinois
Central Scrip, ON Panama, lSss Michigan Cen
Central, az New York Central, s2sl Pacihc Mall
81; Harlem Third Bonds, so; Hudson Third
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LETTERS DETAINED FOR WANT OF POSTAGE,
May %: '.' ~. ,r
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j. Fitzhugh Thornton, College Hill, Ohio,
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Philip klopfer, Dayton, Ohio.
VIM. Oh, Meyer, st. Louis, Mo. .N &
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DR.. GUILFoRD's HEMAToGENIc SmuP.-The
attention of the public is invited to the ad-
vertisement Of DR.. Guilford's Hematogenic
Sirup. This remedy has stood the test of
experience, and stands acknowledged as a
specific in the hitherto incurable disease
consumption. All afflicted are advised to
give it trial fali 4...I ~