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Cincinnati Markets


FLoYR,No improvement in the market what
admit OF sales upon which TO base quotations, so
that We must call them merely nominal. Holders
seem anxious to obtain an offer for the lower grades
WHISKY-The sales were 800 brls. at l7s4(1l7 l75sc.,
PROVISIONS-The market remains very firm,
and holders, without any exception, contend for
extreme rates. The demand Is but moderate, but is
extreme rates have to be paid. We understand bulk
Shoulders sold at l-l0e97&c. for packed; 10000
pounds bulk Sides, clear, sold at 10 9-l0; SO hhds
Bacon do. &C l0c; and s96 bEls. Lard at llAc Mess
GR0CERIES-A good demand for Sugar at sdec
Coffee hrmer, and selling at HA@l4Ac. Molasses
WHEAT-The market is dull, and prices are fully
&c. per bushel lover We quote prime Red at 81 23(1
20, and prime White at 306pl 32 the latter figures
for choce sales l50 bushels prime Red at 81 rs de-
lyered; $50 bushels prime White at 81 80 delivered;
primo Red at 81 2oi 300 bushels prime BED at 81 %.
CORN-There Is good demand and the market Is
hrm at 4Ie for Ear IN bulki 5Oc. for mixed Shelled
0ATs-rhe market is dull, and they declined TO
&c. In bulk the receipts liberal sales 800 bush
at Canal last evening at SOC. 600 bush. in bulk
RYE-The demand Is fair. and the market steady
at eo@g2c; for prime; rr.
BARLEY-There is q continued good demand for
prime fall, and the market Is frm at 65c. The lower
HAY-We have no change TO notice in the market,
and quote II dull at Sl3 per tun for prime Timothy
IN bales on arrival, and SlTp)l9 loose on wagons.
CHEESE-The demand continues fair, and the
BUTTEK-The market for Central Ohio is dull,
SSlc for prime yellow Western Reserye SSs Is $ in in
lFht nT TSpapply and the demand is good at ls@ltc,
We quote primo Northern at 81 5Oe1l T5 per brI.
aud common at Sl9l 25, a.I.. 70 =. ~ f'
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There are now remaining in the City Treas
ury the fnlIowino auma.
PRocErprNes OF rnE County CoMMIssIoNrR,

PROCEEDINGS OF THE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
At the regular diurnal session of the County
Commissioners, held yesterday morning, the
orders were passed amounting in the aggre-
gate, to $l3l 36; of which $l04 81 were paid
to Henry Shethern for iron work on the
Work-house; $l3 30 to William Lushy for
sundry articles for the Sharpsburg-road, and
$l3 rs to Michael Kraus for masonry at
Work-house. "I
The Board concluded to put in repair the
two houses recently occupied as LunatiC
Asylum at Lick Run, in accordance with the
lease for same, and instructed the Auditor to
notify the owner or owners that no more
rent will be paid after the quarter ending
June l, 1860. IhN rfFs..
The Commissioners concluded the labors
Of their road session this morning, and dis
posed Of the road papers as follows:
The petition forvacation of part of County
Road in Symmes Township, was disposed Of
by appointing the following Viewers: d. A.
Black, j. Dan Jones, John Schenck.
The Vanzant Road was declared established
and opened as soon as damages are paid to
the respective parties.
The re-establishment of County Road in
Colerain Townshipw was granted and the road
declared established, when the damages
claimed are paid. sllui.e HlytiG
State Road, in Millcreek Township, was
declared established.
The establishing of a road in Delhi Town
ship was laid over to next, road session.
The extension of the Compton Road was
granted, on payment of damages to respect
i've parties.
The following viewers were appointed on
Atherton Road, Crosby Township. Barney
Sanderson, John Bennett, George Arnold, jr.,
and Surveyor Jas. b. Bell, who are to meet
on the ground on the 10th day of June, at 10
o'clock, l]Ii tpf
The continution of Toph Road, Whitewater
Township, was granted.
The papers in regard TO changing the
County Road in Delhi Township were de-
clared informal, and laid over to amend.
The petion to relinquish County Road for
Turnpike purposes in Sycamore Township
was granted reserving eight feet on each
side Of road for sidewalk. l'sati I.l
The petitions to re-establish and resurvey
County Road in the village of Columbia,
Spencer Township, were granted, Viewer
and Surveyor were appointed.
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y UNsuccEssFUL ATTEMPT AT HIGHWAY ROB
BERY.--Night before last about eleven o'clock,
Mr.. James Warner, residing on Clark-street t.
near Linn, while on his way home was over
taken by a couple of men, one of whom
struck him severe blow, but fortunately did
not knock him down. Mr.. w. Immediately
drew pistol and fred at the scoundrels,
who, not liking the reception they met with,
incontinently fled. There is little doubt that
the pair meditated highway robbery, and
would probably have succeeded in accom-
plishing their purpose but for the timely use
of the pistol. Unfortunately the shot did not
take effect, and, as the parties wholly escaped
detection, 1t is quite likely they will again
commence their old business as soon as they
can regain their wonted but startled impu-
dence il.ei t
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MELANCHOLY EFFEcT OF DIssIpATIoN-A
FATHER KILLS HIS SoN.-George Whipper-
hoost, residing at No. 1877 Linn-street, has
been dissipated for some time, and, day or
two since, was attacked with delirium henaens,
and under its influence became perfect de-
mon. He attacked his mother and sister,
while suffering from the disease, choking
the former, and biting the latter Sc
verely, and displaying such ferocity and
malignity that his father and brother were
compelled to interfere and use violence to
save the women's lives During the struggle
the father struck George violent blow in
the abdomen, which caused his death yes
terday; Coroner Carey holding an inquest
and the jury returning a verdict in ac-
cordance with the facts stated. OF course
the parent Of the deceased is not at all to
blame for the melancholy result of his ac-
cidentally fatal blow. , s. A 81 ~
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IBy Telegraph
New York Market,

New YoRK, June 6--P. M.-Flour opened
quiet and rather easier, but toward the close Of
Change fair export demand for State sprung up
and the market closed with steady feeling sales OF
1900 brs, At % lb5 20 for superne State; IS 500
~ for extra state; - 205 rs for superhne Vest
erni " 5O0ao6U for common to medium extra West
cru; " o0ep5 90 for shipping brands extra round
hoop Oho Included In sales $500 brla State for
port az prices within the range; Canadian Flour in
moderate request, and tritle lower on common
grades; sales 600 brs at 50 1907 40 for common to
choice extra Rye Flour steady, with moderate bus-
ness doing, az $s 69@4 % for common g choice
Whrky scarcely 80 irmi sales Of $50 brls AT 2lJk@
Export demand for spring Wheat continues fair and
the market 10 rm: sales Of 20 900 bushels good Mil
waukie Club at 81 30; 5000 bushes choice Iowa
spring at 81 3 800 bushels white Car adan at 81 45
l5l5f; and 1000 bushels choice white Michigan at
81 go. Rye dull and lower sales Of 1900 bushels at
Q0c., and afterward buyers refused 10 pay sSc
Barley dull, and nominal ei 6O07Oc. In Corn good
export and home trade demand; market without
atrkng change: aaies Of $4,000 bushels at 63@64c
for sound chipping mixed Westerni ,el @D6Sc. for
Eastern do; elf@9sc; for Western yellow CSC. for
southern yellow. Oats In moderate request at 400
4 t5c for Western and state, including unsound 1t
Pork opened hrIn, but closed quIet sales 81 a.soo
barrels, at SlI so0Dis for new nsas SlF Ib III old
ness SIS 90 Tor new prime, and 2l2 20 Tor old prlne
including In sales were 5000 barrels new moss taken
for Western epeculution on account, at Sl3 Beef
quiet aud unchanged sales of 200 harrels, h t4gl
tSie "a for fspacda sts, and Sii Ssi % nor Extra
esg Prime mesa Beef dull sales of 10 tierces extra
city India At Ss5, Beef Hams dull, VI sloeDl5 fof
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CONVICTION NEWS.

ARREST OF PIcKPoCKETs.- men were
arrested by Mr.. Herod, at the circus night
before last, on charge ofpicking the pockets
of an individual named Holmes, and two of
them, G. W. and Henry Burlein, held TO bail
in the sum of 500 ea0k for their appearance
at the next term of the Circuit Court, to an
swer charge of felony. The other man was
discharged. The two men in question have
several confcderates, and have been re-
cognized as old offender by several Of our
citizens. The pocket-book taken contained
no money, but had in it several valuable
papers, all of which were recovered.
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Western, and lslI@iz Or State. Cm Meats dull:
seles Of 20 Eackege, az no lpr sheuldera and ~
W9Ac. FOR Hams. bacon quiet. saifa Of % hhde.
Western smoked Sidce at toc.; aud 30 do, baneed
Hams 1T ll4e. Lard firm, with better demand:
sales Of n 900 barrels az IflNbfl9c.
Butter selling at iQi7c for Ohio and li@2oc. for
state. Cheese anchankedt I@ltc for Inferior 70
l39c l4Q bags do. at 100 bags Laguyra at lic.,
aud go bags Maracaibo ~ I301fc.; 100 bags San
Domingo is as yet upsold, Molasses unchanged;
sales q $50 hhds Cuba Muscovado at 29Q30c.; 80
hhds Porto Rica at lse and 2s barrels New Orleans
at 4A@h1sc., cash Sugar steady sales Of $50 hhds
Porto Rico at 74@1Ao., and 100 bids Cuba at 6Ac.
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IooMMUSIcATED.1
''NEwPoRT, KY, June 6, 1860.

"7o the Editors Of he Daily Press:
"GENTLEMEN-I have learned since my re-
turn from Lexington that charges have been
made against officers and others of Newport,
on account of the sale of the negro boy
Charles Waggoner on Monday last at Alex
andria, by the Sheriff of Campbell County.
II was present, with number of other
gentlemen, at said sale, and purchased him,
believing him to be slave, as decided by the
Mayor of Newport. He has not yet been
sold by me, however, and now propose, if
boy, to the satisfaction of any Court in Ken
lucky, | will cheerfully give him his freedom;
or further, in event of his having been a
slave, viii sell him to his sympathizers for
the amount paid for him.
"RespectfullY. j. Q. A. FOSTER
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ANOTHER MURDER--About one o'clock this
morning, o man by the name of Crowley was
found lying dead in the street on the corner
Of Hunt and Main, and, upon examination,
it was found that he had been stabbed in the
breast. He was seen crossing the bridge in
cOmPuny with -tr-o females about half an
hour before he was found, and it is supposed
they committed the deed. 1t said that the
unfortunate man has brother connected
with one of the Mount Auburn Seminaries.
Owing to the lateness Of the hour we are un-
able to give apy more particulars.
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CINCINNATI HORSE MARKET.-The city Horse Mar
ket for the week ending last evening was much less
active than during the previous week. The supply
was very good, but the demand rather limited less
than 300 horses selling during the week. of them
81 an ordinary sort good animals averaging from
sos to 500 apiece The receipts have BEEN usual
from this State and Indiana, and the demand from
Kentucky, Tennessee and Ala bama, with in
grliry from Virginia and Georgia. ..
CINCINNATI CATTLE Market. = The city Cattle
market for the week ending last evening better
than the week previous: the receipts footing mp 56
Cattle; l9s Sheep; 937 Hogs The demand has been
equal to the supply and rates firm. Quotations
annexed
Bsel Caae Ordinary to fair 81 50 to rs; extra, 81
Sheep Ordinary to good, 81 50 to 75; extra 50 to
80 per head. 10 '''
Hogs -Corn-fed Hogs for butchers range at from
S5 to 20, gross. ...'-.-.
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CITY CoUNCTI-PR0CEEDINGs LAST NIGHT.
Council met at the usual hour last night,
President King in the Chair The minutes
of the. previous evening were read and ap-
proved.
Mr.. Weasner presented a Communication
from Theodore H. Scanden on the subject OF
sewerage, it containing the result of Euro
pean Investigations made by him some years
ago. Referred to the Committee on Sewers.
Mr.. Stokes presented list of the stock
holders in the Street Railroad Companies, in
accordance with the requirements Of the gen.
eral ordinance. Received and filed.
Mr.. Noble presented a communication from
DR.. Waiter, asking indemnity 10 the amount
Of $l13 10; for change of grade on the cor
ner of Linn and Olark-streets. Referred u
the Finance Committee.
Numerous additional claims for damages
occasioned by the recent overflow were pre-.
sented and referred
Mr.. Hurst introduced an ordinance chang.
ing the track of the Little Mama Railroad
on East Front-street, from the 7 to stree
railroad rail, and also changing the grade
Passed.
Mr.. Weasner offered the following resolu
ton:
Resolped, That the City Auditor be and il
hereby instructed to issue the notes of tn,
city to the owners of the Commercial Hospi
tai Lots, as soon as all the deeds shall hav,
been delivered to the City Auditor, approved
by the City Solicitor; one note to be payabl,
on the receipt of the December tax, and on,
note to be payable on the receipt of the Jun,
tax levied for Hospital purposes for the yea
1860 and upon the issue of said notes the Cit,
Infrmary shall take possession of said prop
erty, and have some property inclosed.
Adopted unanimously.
Mr.. Weasner offered a resolution instructinj
the Board of City improvements TO repair
enlarge and improve the gutter-plates, well
holes, bridges, &C., wherever overflows hav
recently occurred, so as to prevent a repeti
tion of such disasters; and to report the cos
| of the same, wherever caused by any of tn
Street Railroad Companies. Adopted.
Mr.. Whitson moved TO take up the resolu
ton condemning Linn-street, from Eighth Il
| West Court Inst Adiournad
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A WOMAN BRUTALLY ASSAULTED BY
MAN-HER FACE DREADFULLY DIsFIeURED
WITH BRIcK.-James Kennedy was arrested
yesterday afternoon, on charge Of throwing
a brick at and striking Catharine Constan-
tine in the face, causing serious wound
which may disfignre her for life. The cause
of his anger toward this woman is not stated,
but he was committed to the Ninth-street
Station.house on charge of assault with in
tent to kill
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COUNTY LEVY FOR Is6O.--At the usual
meeting of the Board of County Commission
ers, yesterday morning, the following resolu-
tion, ip regard to the levy on taxable property,
as made each year by the Board for various
county purposes, was passed: ,.l5
ResotUed, That there be levied ON the taxa
BILE property Of this county, as valued and
entered on the grand duplicate for the several
purposes herein specified, viz
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POsTOFFICE BULLBTIN.

EAST MAn.-Anivos $3.50 A. M. and ADO P. NJ;
closes at 4 A. M. and 8 p. M.
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON AND wHEELINa.-Ar-
rives at $3.50 A. M; closes at 8 %.
Sr. LOUIS AND LoUIsvILLE.-Arrives at II A, M,
and o p. Nj CLOSES at 4 A. NJ. and Ann.
OHrcAoo AND oRrH-wEsr.--Arrives at II A. M.
and 10 r. NJ; closes at I A. M. and a p. M
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DISCHARGE OF THE MAN RECENTLY AR
RESTED FOR EMBEzzLEMENT.-As our readers
are already aware that Officers Bleaks and
Bloom, few days ago arrested man named
Isaac Rosenbaum, upon a charge of embez-
cling goods to the amount of $500, belonging
to a man named o. X. Trip, at Jackson,
Michigan, Rosenbaum was taken before
Judge Lowe, yesterday morning, but as the
offense could not be substantiated, the de-
fendant was discharged. -9rrv' '.r.l
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Boy DRowNED.-A lad about eleven years
Of age, whose parents reside some place on
Carr-street, went into the river, yesterday
afternoon, to bathe, near the foot of Fifth
street, and was drowped. Some persons who
witnessed the accident made every effort to
recover the body, but up to late hour last
night their search had been fruitless.
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You've MEMS GYMNAsrIo ASSOCIATION
The Young Mems Gymnastic Association, al
a meeting held night before last nominated
the following gentlemen as Independent
candidates for the various Offices:
President-Wm. II. Lathrop.
Vice-President-Joh A. Townley.
Secretary-L. l.. Norton.
Treasurer-Joshua Harvey.
Directors-R. D. Mussey, James NJ. Ross
r. ID. Carey.
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NEwsPAPERIAL.--Chu at the Postofiice
News Depot, now receives daily, among other
Eastern Journals, the Philadelphia Inquirer.
]. P.'Glore, mail agent of the Covington
and Lexington Railroad, has our thanks for
copies Of Yesterdays Louisville papers, six
hours in advance OF the mail. I.
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City News.

To ADvBRTIsERs.--As the PREss is the only
penny paper in Cincinnati, and has the
largest city circulation, advertisers will
readily see that it is the medium through
which to reach the people.
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lBy Telegraph.l M
New YOrk stock nInrlrnf.

New YORK, June 6--P. M.--Stocks better:
Missouri, sflf; Northern Central sixes, o.; Eric,
Thirds, Ssl6; Michigan Southern Second MORTGAGE,
20; Pacific Mail, o34; New York Central, AZ; B. 60;
Hudson, ~; Erie 1875; Reading, 4lb; B. CO.. Michigan
tral, 63A; Galena and Chicago 6fi Cleveland aud
Toledo, 2gA Delaware, Lacrosse and Wisconsin, 20;
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, 70; 3. 30. iV
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AMIrsHTHHTs.
pKr's ornRA-nouatl lrap sroosb PA

tbouab N had ,ess csnse p.,u AL. MI l,sroee
upon acquaintance. and we feel more than ever con-
vlnoed that sbe has boon ovsgra,ad h. faults thcv
aid not discover IN The East beoome ,ntch more an
narent as sbe is osnor baard and what NJ, ,varo a,
frat inclined TO exouse as wa become NOR, familiar
| with herptyle wa feel morn diepcsed 10 ooudeub
abo has 49,, - 49,, "a -, a. -.
que mas avery delicate way OF skipping those lower
zones .nat she can not reach anp oompensatins Tor
ornamentation of succeeding passage, which at
comes too painfully vroSsu, ~ ,Ieass Sas ~ '"S 20
we have been confirmed IN orr Ara, m, rrs..lon,
| by the performance last evening, and have very
little to add to what we have already written. Her
vo,oe contains rev very sweet and sympathetic
| doos 40 sa.,sc, a.. 90. -. 80, AZ. -. -, -
feel somewhat surprised this actwus not sooner
discovered. Sc vr'l. ). +, . : - i. - ~
and we % Vo U DcS ns
but mart of Il, that the music of"Amini, ,yould
not receive Justice at her hands. oenzsno,s eele-
brated bravura was not fairly dealt WITH although
!" was mss rap'urousy enSoreo'
ra'ti mas originality, and sings in good
ing put through the superiatVe praise she received
ment among the lovers Of artistic mn.ie in tb,s rt,
far which n no., ~ I'm I'm rnu',o ~ IN .nls Guy,
|
Junoo ..ro ,,o "M.r..,,,.,..r L.,
| 'un.a sang 'ne "useiiiAlse last evening with
great deal Of spirit, and forced to repetition by
| a clamor that woud NOT be otbar,vi.a annaa.od Tha
| ~ ~ ~ "u Nu' nv nv w W V'uei wise WISE eppeaseu. Inc
duett from 1Fordt0re was admirably sung by Mad.
| anne Strakoach and BrignoIi and tho iat,or san.
| t,fuo f,,.tI,, A., f.r.' -. ~, ~ ~ s
| Oo"e "en'h III exquisite taste, IN answer TO an
| encore.
| Earri ,ve do moi .dr,iro .,1 ,,,,' ,.,, ,,., r. L.
| a., -, " - Nv, "Oi1i,i -" "is nori' mus. oe III
his acting; for he certainlyis not great singer.
The Patti Concerta have heen 40 ancras.f,I that NJ
statoscb has ds,arn,inad =, a.s ~
Str0Ao9on nus ucter"ineu 70 remain anu give on
| Monday and Tuesday evenings next some scenes, in
| ftll costume from Iucia N Eao.hi~ne N,.,ho ~,
| -. - r Ipsss., a. ., , ,si ~, ~
Ue@'u oOTpu' FVtaAs anu otnef operas, Whlch Will
give opportunity to form a better estimate OF
| the abilities of these artists
| ,.r,., ,,-, - =. ~. ID . .
| win tho AT OF an orchestrai accompaniment
| with which the management will doubtless favor
| ps-and tho concomitanta Of sconary drasso. "a
| u' anu 'he 'Vn0oini'an's Vi soenery' dresses ana
action, they will be much more entertaining and
largely attended than even the financially successful
oonnor,s 81 T,osda, :, a,,d xvo,,,o.,,a,' : - - 80
1r,...,- r....,... NJ n \. MI u II,
| WOOD lHEATEh.-mr. II. vi. TOWers VIII
have complimentary benefit this evening at thi,
| ....h,,.h,,s,. -. :. A. ~. . NV, =, =, :, -,
es'aoishment, upon "hich occasion lhe fdfddst VIII
I'm actiop With Tho T,or lyh.,, q, ,vhicI -
ossn will appear as sp % Edward ID ao Tn,
promises 10 De more than usually at
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WEEKLY REPORT OF THE CRY 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 lasJ, together with tho amount
remaining in the Treasury at that time:
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REAL ESTATE SALEs.--Y Y Yesterday afternoon
]. Graf 4 Co., sold a lot on Browne-street,
near the Mohawk Bridge, 25 feet by 80, to
Martin Herr, At $2b per 'front.' foot one-tbird
cash, balance in one and two years, with six
per cent. interest. .,.3 i9nI
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TBy Telegraph

NEW YoRK, June 6--Beef declined Lc.;
market inactve receipts 375: auotationa ,Auperior
eN!ci extra pe1oxc Sheep dull and receipts 6,2D0.
swine lower and dull; quotations, 5A6D6Ac. Re-
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ANoTHER EyENr.--J II. Deters, No. So
West Fourth-street has just received . splen-
didlot Of French work. Gentlemen desiring
an easy fitting and fashionable boot, should
drop in and leave their orders.
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y The body of man, Daniel bKealy, cwas
fDnnd in the pine woods In Washington
% have lost bis way ana "a died az of fsrs ttsSya.
tion. asNoiio' sif' haf eioA 40 " insiil.l
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AUCTION J SALES

A UCTlsN sAI.Frny JACOB GRAFF a %.
"A Sals-bsm No, ~ East Fourth-street, ,-Furni-
ture at Au6pn, w M be sold ON FRIDAY MORN
ING, JuIe at O'clock, At our store, No. 10 East
Fourth .sSkt, . quantity * new and secondhand
SSsPi'''' II 'p'f'' issS siasAsy 4as,lSp.ssII,5
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FoR. RENT.

u7<dl RRNT-HoUsE-rWit eight rooms and
n as, in good order, on the 8. w corner OF Elm
and third inquire Of O. @. BOWEN, between 0
ande o'clock References required. ie6-b'
GNIi RENT--A large, airy, furnished front room
= On the hrst floor, at 23S broadway, between
Sixi and Scysnth-sts. lIlu .lii je6-b'
WDR RENT-RESIDENOE-On Walnut Hills,
d a nne residence, with twelve rooms, hall, good
st!le, abnndanee Of hilit and shrubbery one acre
ofround; viii divide an to suit TWO families.
Pkession given in three days notice. Inquire OF
JqS lWA0GQNER,s5 s58 stxth.st., up stairs, Room
MS. Hf far fesJra tifie fati 7at je6-b
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LETTERS DETAINED FoR WANT OF PosrAal

LETTERS DETAINED FOR WANT OF POSTAGE,
Wednesday, June 6:
James Wallace, Oxford, Ohio.
g. N Willard, Newport, New York. .....
Mrs. Elmira Phelps, Gray, New York.
G.. H. Hurlbut, Newport, New York
Richard Handy, New York City
Rev. j. 5. Robertson, Monroe, Ohio.
A. T. Keyt, NJ. D., Walnut Hills, Ohio.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-07

3 To MuMcIANs.- fine old violin can be
bought cheap at Krclls Music-store, No, lsC
Vine-atreet. ~ 1h