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meeting still continues to increase, and the
propriety of holding two, in different locali-
ties in the city, is eliciting some attention.
In view of the constantly increasing numbers
in attendance we think this will, ere long,
become necessity.
Prayers were yesterday offered up for a
great number of persons, who desired the in.
tercession of Gods people, and a number Of
eloquent exhortations were made.
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lBy Telegraph
Navy Ynrlr RInck Market.

New YoRK, July ll.--Stocks are stronger,
with good speculative inquiry; Erie ssegnS MS MsSS
Mchigan Central, slSi Miehigap senthera iIn. Va
Michigan Southern, FnaIansesed spfi sopflaivsIand uim
bus and Gnenpat s GSlsna and 6eS SniS1sIl; LANA
Sass. t,hieaeo, Burlington and Quincy, rs. fa
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REMARKABLE HrsToRIoAL DISCOVERY MATCH
BETWEEN AN ARcH-ANGEL AND A PATRIARCH
FOR TWENTY DoLLARs.-The pundit of the
Commercial has apparently, of late, been en-
gagged in reading distinguished accounts of
lnilling-matches between the Arch-angels
and the Patriarchs, which, in yesterday S
issue, he alludes to thus:
"a day or two ago we published an account
of matrimonial speculation, in which one
Mr.. Noah had engaged, but which did not
prove profitable. 1t appears that he agreed
to find husband for an agreeable lady (all
ladies by severe courtesy are said to be agree
able) descended from the Patriarch who had
4 wrestling-match with the Arch-augel, for
which he was to receive twenty dollars"
As scholar, we would be glad to have the
aforesaid pundit inform us what Patriarch
received twenty dollars for wrestling-match
with an Arch-angel who the Arch-angel
was, and what the match referred to had tc
do with Mr.. Noah's matrimonial speculation
We pause for reply.
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FouRrH OF july ORAToRY DEoLININe:-
The New York correspondent of the Phila-
delphia Ledger says that the penny-a-liners
who write Fourth Of July orations to order,
have not made so good thing of 1t this year
as usual The demand being limited and the
supply large, prices had to come down. Con-
sdering the source whence these statements
are derived, we presume there can be no
doubt of their correctness
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-12

FATAL RESULT OF JOKE IN NEW YoRK.-
On Monday afternoon, as young girl, Ade-
line Van Sicklin, was passing through West
Eleventh-street, New York boy named
Coffin, by way of frightening her, threw a
lighted match upon her clothes. Her dress,
which was of light fabric, instantly ignited,
and in a moment or two she was enyeloped
in blaze. Several citizens hastened 10 ner
rescue, but before they could extinguish the
flames she was horribly burned, and died on
Monday evening
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CUTTING AFFRAY.-A cutting affray oc-
CURED about eleven o'clock last night at
Donahues saloon, on Fourth-street in which
a man named William Dunn received several
severe cuts in the neck and face, from knife
in the hands of jeremiah Donahue. The
parties were both inebriated. No arrests had
been made up to q late hour last night.
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ECLIPSE Anniversary PIcSIc.-owing to
the low stage of water in Licking River, the
Eclipse Anniversary Picnic will be held at
the Miami Grove instead of the Eclipse
Grove as heretofore mentioned. A good
time is expected, and all who wish to enjoy
themselves ON that day should be in at
tendanca
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PoLITIcs AT THE OPEBA-HoUsE.--lt is in
contemplation, we understand, to invite Hon
Stanley Matthews and one or two other
talented speakers to address the Conserva-
tive aud Union-loving citizens of Cincinnati
and vicinity at the 0pera-house. The affair
will probably take place in few days, when
seats will be reserved for the ladies, who SC
generally feel an interest in the politics Of
the nation. This movement we hope to see
fully inaugurated here during the campaign
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lBy Telegraph
Nexy Vork Cnttie Market.

New York, July ll.-Beef advancedi
quality excellent receipts 4,O3s head nearly all sold
70 spectators. Prices for extra eA9ghc.i trtt
fSc; the average Of ali sales was sA6gsAc, Cows
nominal. Sheep and Lambs In better demand a. iull
i2OSO head Veal steady at 3k06c;i AVERAGE &C.
fair business doing in Swine a. 6leshc inelldlng
racainta a head,
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MAN SEVERELY INJURED BY FALL.-A
aborer named Alexander Stevenson, resi-
ding on New-street, east of Broadway, was
severely Injured yesterday afternoon, by
falling from the second-story of building,
upon which be was at work, some place on
the Hamilton-road. His right arm and sew
eral of his ribs were broken, and although
him to his bed for some time, it is thought he
will eventually recover .t
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RoBBERY.-A man named Albert Fisher
was knocked down on Columbia-street night
before last and robbed of a gold locket con-
tanning the likeness of his mother. He had
some money and valuable watch about his
person at the time, but they were not taken.
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LOST.

II OST-A LETTER-Addressed to "W. o. Rock.
NJ wood, Ii dianap0lis. Ind >, on Third-street, be-
tween Vine and the Ohio and Mississippi Depot.
The finder will please return Il to go West Thirdst
llyl2-b-l
n O3T-A CHILD About ls months old light,
IL curly hair; dark eyes; calico sack on. Any one
by leaving word as to his whereabouts, at south
west corner Sixth and Broadway, will confer great
favor. . ljyll-b+
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FUNERAL OF JOHN B. HANsELMAN.-T re-
mains of John B. Hanselman, who, it will
be remembered, died Of disease of the heart,
on the 9th inst, ON the Steam Fire Engine
No. 10, of which he was engineer, were borne
to their last resting place yesterday, attended
by the firemen and large concourse of citi-
zens. Mr.. H. was highly esteemed by all
who knew him, and leaves a large circle of
friends to mourn his untimely demise.
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Boy DnowNED.-A lad about eleven years
of age, named John Walker, whose parents
reside on Front-street, near Elm, was
drowned last evening in the river, near the
foot of Plum-street. He was bathing in
company with some other boys, who made
every effort in their power to save him, but
without success. His body has not been re-
covered
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LARCENY OF OoAT.-A coat was stolen
yesterday afternoon from the establishment
of Spinner & White at No. l6 Second-street.
The garment was valued at sixteen dollars,
and had the name of @. H. Corneau on the
olaaua- lininu ... Ha- iIL. E.. IH.
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Extraordinary Physiological Phenomenon
The Sight of n Beautiful Blind Girl
Restored by Marriage. - 1N

Restored by Marriage.
A physiological wonder occurred short
time since, in this city, which will doubtless
prove as interesting TO our readers as il
already has to psychologists and oculists, A
young and exceedingly interesting girl re-
siding on Eighth-street, whose name we sup
press from motives Of .delicacy, and whose
amiable disposition, elegant manners and
placid beauty of soul had endeared her to all
who knew her, was, year or two ago, com
PEELED to discontinue her studies and leave
school, in consequence of partial loss Of eye
sight that threatened to become total
She was entirely unable TO read, and, al
though she could see well enough to enable
her to walk about, visit her friends and enter
tain them when they called upon her, the
threatened loss of sight gave her much an
noyance and aroused the sympathies of all
who became acquainted with the facts.
A number of our most skillful physicians
were employed by the family, and She was
even taken to some of our mostnoted oculists
but all their learning, dexterity and manage
ment proved unavailing. Her eyes looked
healthy were beautifully pensive in theii
expression, and seemed deep as her soul wa!
| pure, but they were nevertheless to hel
almost wholly useless .sl I'd
Notwithstanding this rather melancholy
physical defect, young man, who had lonl
been devoted to her, offered her his hand II
marriage. She demurred, and through al
excess of affection, refused to bestow it upoi
the man who had long since won her heart
| stating that she never would consent to be
come burthen upon the man she loved. Fo
long time he persisted in his suit, and a
length, through his praises and sighs, mad
| her believe that life with her, even if she wer
wholly blind, were better than Paradise
| where she was not.
A month or two, ago, her resolution
was rescinded, and She became his wifi
and, strange as it may seem, from ths
day her eyesight began to improve, an
she is now able to read the finest print
gas-light, without pain and without any al
parent optical injury. The case has cause
considerable sensation among those who al
conversant with the circumstances. Apal
from its significance as a well establiShe
ocular fact, it is a practical illustration {
what has been cleverly and wittily sale
That Love is blind, but Hymen is the ocr
list who alone can open his eyes.
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ADAMS EXPRESS sCoMPAEY.-This excellent
Company place us under daily obligations
for Eastern papers, always in advance Of the
mail--favors we especially appreciate, and
for which we are duly thankful.
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NEWSPAPER FAvoRs.-J. P. Glore, Mail
Agent of the Covington aud Lexington Rail-
road, furnished US yesterday with Louisville
papers, six hours in advance of the mail
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Horse SToLEN.-A black horse about six
teen hands high was stolen day before yes
terday from the stable of Charles Brown, at
Cumfnihsyille
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Boy KILLED BY CANNON WADDISG.-Sam-
uel Swaver, aged eighteen or twenty years
was instantly killed ut Waterloo, N. Y, on
Tuesday night, by the wadding from cannon
which was recklessly discharged into a GROVE
where the deceased was standing. q I
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IBy TelesraPh.l

PHiLApKLPHiA, July ll.--Flour Is dub.
wheat steady: sales ofwhite 4 81 sol y. and rsc
~ Si os1i 50. Corn dulls sales Of yellow a. ooel
pr,,visions steady. Mess Pork at Sls9i9 aa Laid
al ise1l4c Whisky dull vt 2lte22e, - - --l--. :.
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WEEKLY REPORT OF THE Cry AUDITOR
The City Auditor last night made the follow
ing report to the City Council of the receipts
and expenditures for the week ending on Sat
urday last, together with the amount remain
ing in the Treasury at that time:
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City News.
LETTERS DsrAmED roR WANT or PosrAaE

LETTHRs DETAINED rot, Want or POsTAa
Wednesday, July IL: ak
r, L. Whyte, Duukirk NY tr
Rob ! Davis, Fall hivef, Mass,
John Browne, New Bedford, Mass.
Wm Corwin, Pittsburg, Penn.
WIN. r. McCallster, Troy, Tom.
Miss Helen J. Clark, Louisville, Ky.
Dominick Duire, Plensantville, KE. A..
VIM. i, Clomsburg, rBelsville, No
Joseph Lanedon, Dayton, ohiotll
George Dana & Son, Belpre, Ohio.
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BOARDING.

UDOARDING- One or two gentlemen can obtain
hD board and pleasant rooms, In fne location, by
calling at 060 Seyenth-st. Jyl2-b'
UDOARDING- Several young men can obtain
hb boarding at so East Fifth street. Rooms
newly painted and papered. -. . ly2 d.
NpOARDING-Fou young men can be accomI
II modated with board and pleasant rooms Adj
dress w. H., at this oitice. u lyll-b-
HROARDING-Two gentlemen, or gentleman
lJ aud lady, can be accommodated With boarding
In private family, No. SS GeoTge-st jyii.b'
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AFAoETIous DIsTINorIoS.-.A facetious boy
asked one Of his playmates how hardware
dealer differed from boot-maker. The lat
ter, somewhat puzzled, gave it up. why
said the other, "becanse the one sold the
nails, and the other nailed the soles."
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-12

Miss Laura Keene is playing at the Hay
market Theater, in London.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-12

NNyANTED ATTENTION = Important Secret
H., viii lecture on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAY VS.
Ead FRIDAYS, at II o'eloot A. NJ, at her office,
?. Computation hours from A. M. to r NJ, or
through the POstOf1ce. Mrs, Burleigh has brought
from Europe remedies for female diseases which give
positive and immediate relief. jel2-am
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ars ra-ffrH 1903 ksHf Nf
4. 80 ,,srl ,ksTtanpgiH ~ 1aJhhs
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KAANTED-A few more good Business Agents
w send ten cents in stamps, By, mail, to Box
,uRr, with full Information. A hne opening for all
who are out Of employment. No better can be
found. ..N Ls NntHt le22-tf
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ENTANTED-A counter clcrk, 2 warehouse men,
w man TO drive carriage, common laborers
Also, girl tsrgo fifteen miles In tho country Ger
man to attend beer saloon, and several young men
Tor other employment, and a man and wife to take
charge Of house for the summer season. Apply at
.R8O Central.aY., near Coul I, east side. jyll-b'
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WANTED-Parties wishing to dispose q Little
w Miami or Columbus and Aenia Railroad
Stocks can secure the highest market price by in
trusting the sale Of them % the care Of the under
iy6-hs w. Q. M MAKER, Xenia, Ohio.
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xUANTED-I, 900 MEN--To sell new and
w splendid CAMPAIGN MAPS and BOOKS.
Also to circulate by subscription several popular
subscription books Po5 full Psrticglirs, call upon
Publisher, 3S West Fourth ST, up stairs. jy6-f'
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KNANTED- Twenty smart, energetic, young
w men, as travelling Agents % can ss make trom & ~
site United States Hotel, from to 9 y. NJ.
iylO.f+ JAMES +. RAYM0RE co.
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VUANTED-A tirstrate Sausage Machine, with
w four six cutters also email Steam en-.
Eine Of about horse power, and boiler vertical
having all, or part TO dispose of either new sec
ond hand, may address Box 800, p o., stating
price terms and where they can be seen. jy1-e
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"ANTED-S25,O 900, Mortgage Notes and
jyl0-Rw 50 West Third-street.
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WANTED.

r'wANTS," FOR RAl,E.i' ron -RBET.r
"tOsr," " FOUND" BOARDING." &o.-Ad-
vsftiscnents coming under these headings, not en-.
o'sps aTo lines win b' twice for 20 cents
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w good business capacity, to whom good wages
will be paid. Apply at Room o, Hart's Building,
East Fourth.st. jy7-ff
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sg- If you want situation, advertise In the
DAILY PRESS
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NKJANTED-PARTNER or SILENT. a
w lady having u capital of $4,000 who would ike
to invest, with good security, in respectable bust
ness paving large profits can hear of good oppor
tunity by addressing NJ. D. M, Postoflice. Jyll-b"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-14

DECLINE IN RoPE WALKS IN NANTuCKET-The
Nantucket Mirror says that 80 years ago, there
we're eight rope walks in operation in that place
giving employment to between two and three
hundred men Now, only part Of one Of these
IS standing, in which two persons-one rs. the
other 20 years Of age-are employed In making
fishing lines.
III This is from Punch Our fair cousin FANNY
1--WE dare not give her surname) says she really Is
surprised at the ridiculous omplafnts which men
keep ma king about crinoline for of course they
mist admit that the widest Of wide petticoats
cover but ttco feet.
u Humboldt told Vanhagen Won Ease tina,
when he was busy with magnetic observations
ne once, Tor seven consecutive days and nig hts
went every half hour to the magnetic station
having, during that time, no regular sleep.
IL The delegates from the eleventh virginia
congressional district, claimed here for Mr. Doug
las, are stated by the Richmond EXAMINER to
be Hunter men.
IL The Missouri Democratic State COMMITTEE
announce that delegates can reach Charleston
from St LOUIS and return by way of Memphis TO,
so, and by way of Washington for $40 655
liza dispatch from Fort Smith saws the ey
rltemeni In the Cherokee nation on tho slavery
question Is increasing and it is feared that serious
trouble is brewing.
IL The Marine Bank agency at Columbus
ga, was bnrglariously robbed Of $4,000 on the
evening of the 9th.
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MUTUAL JEALOUSY AND ATTEMPT AT SUICIDE
what might have been a tragical end to a case
OF jealousy between man and wife, SAYS the
Albany Evening Journal of the 9th, was most
happily prevented by the prompt securing of
medical attendance, at the Deleyan House on
saturday. The wife of lawyer named w.
GLEASON. residing at the Fish House, Hamilton
county, ccnceiying that he was not true to his
marriage VOW, came TO that city, and taking
board at private house on North Pearl street.
authorized Hamilton Harris, Esq, to apply for
divorce The papers were made out and
served upon Mr.. Gleason, who also came to the
city and took rooms at the Delevan House.
Being unable to induce Mrs. Gleason to with
draw the suit and return with him, he on Sat-
urday, procured and swallowed large dose of
laudanum; but most fortunately, being discov-
cred soon after, several physicians were sum.
which had the desired effect of saving the
mans life
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ARRIVALS At THE HOTEIS

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DO; Bington, Mo- ID smaiiy. VI; III smTIIsS
de- de-, d Barthey and lsdy, NJ Cook ard dsnsR5
NJ H sI rs a;Ts sm asGt CT M,s
Smith, ya;I trs,ley and lady, NY;EH O'Bnon.
dslSn a.xood fSGa Nd; S MssS MIht3sy
~ lcr, so;G Balura and lady Nj; " navia Go'
fsdv. Pa; Ma Iss sx ard ,MId. Mass Wsthsf
&S~aIdlnsr and lady, Mast; w Burnsi, Me; Fl Z
S Wy@sn' o.: Z Jameson; do: Hlnckly. Conn;
"; e: NJ lnsersol do, r; coming do: 'J ,anl
and faEIly, 10; e L.thness and family do. ! r.
n :T V Sfd a. go va; Miss Thomas, do; " White
Ha-d and lsdy. Mass '"u' " ood-
NATIONAL HoTEL.-W HOb,n,. John 7.
NIb5sa:;yM ny fvw3i Wilson; FRS'is: IsN
MO Fl Hon bf Ban En i HHS Boo FL HeS
!ohnson. Nd; VI Shsmaker, O; Hst IEhe K Ks
Nis Hant d Nj hEESeS Hunt sdd ls1y,
iJ.d,C 4 L'Ikfrd, Nd; senior J M Ia,a n ~
mere rsii MeAi G eTpuhe. PC; 6 johnson, Ia;
CLAYTON, No; Miss Wlllsoe. Va; Mso re- :,
Matthew's Mass. tdgerton, Min; ii TreacHsr
! ss:ds and "a n, J FaIodner, M. Bg! and f},
TIishm.n, AId. O"0''
BROWNS HOTEL Barksdale and family.
MISS Miss , Philips; Mis- NJ Gwings, Miss PROS,
Nn MoV.cSer. Mics, Moyioker. Iii; Sani RI
Ma Dp y Miss; HRotlsy, Cal; stevens.
W Hson, &c; G'eutwoTsh. Ia: " Gppi Tns,' ~:
Raa al H. Aia' Scaniker, Ca; Hamlll, Va; /
Gs xllSSkwH"on HoUsE-H Edwards, Pa; Cm
WaIeer, = =; = J3r,s, n Dawler' A Smiib. q Il
NheisI iCal. Atlee, - ~ Ni''h' "
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NARCOTIC IyJECTIUSS IN NEURALGIA.-The
Medical Times and Gazette, referring to cases
Of neuralgia In which the local treatment by
narcotic injection into the parts employed,
enumerateS rs follows what appears to be the
advantages of that method That much less
Observation-Disclosures ou5-irritatiOn attends the
local introduction of the narcotic than when it
l. gwen by the stomach; that the effect of the
narcotic Is more Immediately produced; that
the action OF the narcotic appear more sure
when inJected-the exact amount taken iGto
circulation can be more readily seen, and the
risk OF contamination or alteration which it Is
exposed to, given by the stomach. is avoided:
and 1T appears to exert more benefit on the
local affection when it has to be absorbed from
the part affected itself probably from being
brought more directly into contact with the
nerves involved in the disease. On the other
hand there are the disadvantages. These are
chieay-the pain ccoasiOned by the introduc-
ton of the fine eaDula; the chance of the fluid
escaping from the wound or puncture; and the
production of local Inflammation, effusion Of
blood, abScess