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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-30
TBy Telegraph.l
New York Market.

NEW YORK, May 2s-P. M.---Ashes steady:
Cotton market dull and heavy: sales 800 bales at
Flour Sc. better Oh common grades, with fair de-
aaa mSnd Ior home consumption and specuatiSn; M tho
81 l65so for superiine State; % 255 % for extra
medium ss %sson 5S
ping brands extra round-hoop 0hio market closing
%ny 50 a.s s
shade better sales 800 bris at ss o5 % for common
fot o chnic a saes ~ ~ 20
and unchanged; sales 250 brs. Braneywine at s. 95
Whisky-Market a shade irmer sales Of i6o brls.
WAestaAlarket q; better With an expert do,
81 ., and 1000 bushels white California on private
terms; 5000 prime red southern at t2h, and i0v0
Bsrcy dH Shs sns sSs pons g s
show material falling OIL; with tho limited supply
hs %a rosa ss, sss p 5ssSs
for strictly sound do. 72e for very handsome Wes-
SsIIay teh yei9w and sSSSSs Tor , nsognd y Southern s
Western and Canada East and tz's@tsc. for State
The Pork market is dull aud heavy, sales Of 1900
s,la , s az III 5 81 for now mess ~ g for old mess
9 Gz e r mn Mss,sse . BRINE % mesI sS fgr S nss
10 50 fer new prime; 81? 30 Tor old prmg, and s4 for
r g. s Beet 1 Quiet and p g ssss q S'e br
packed mess. Beef dull nc Si7@ls. Beef Hams dull
S for wseH sSd M % S IS ss 70 sa5 S5 aS
and I,s9IAc. for shoulders, Bacon dull Lard
quiet at iOql7c. for Ohio, and ll@2Oc, for State.
Wool qniet' as SsanGfacturers do not purchase be-
yond their immediate wants, except at large con-
cession which growers and dealers are not prepared
Of any large transactions. sales OF small parcag OF
fleece at 35et3Sc, and so bales Cape at 25lsc. Cof
foe market for Rio continues active and the trade
again purchase: sales to-day 4U00 bags at l3dl3(e
Sales of 800 mats Java at lo4c, 2o Rio from 12h 70
1lc., Mafaeailc iJeqitsc.i Lagutra ltlGlA4, Java
6e6l6c, Qeyion ln1a@ll4u., four months, and San
Domingo Y Sc, cash AIolasses unchanged; aaes OF
Mnseosedo ab 21e., and 100 bris do. At o06157c.
Sugar Is very quiet, and unchanged: sales or 800
at 7lk011Nc., 70 bxs. Havana at 64aS16c 900 hhds.
Helado on private tsrIns. Tobacco inactive and oniy
ranan ~ 4ttGJIIc.
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Jealousy aud Attempted Suicide-An In-
dignant Wife siMnllnNn Poison.

A woman about twenty years Of age,
named Belle Stewart, residing ON Vinc-street,
between Pearl and Second, attempted suicide,
about one o'clock yesterday afternoon, and
although alive at midnight, was in very
critical condition indeed. The circumstances
surrounding the affair, so far as we could
learn them, are briefly as follows:
Mrs. Stewart seems to be the victim of a
settled melancholy, arising'in part from the
fact that her parents, few years ago, inter-
tered in an dfdire du occur which existed be-
tween her and young man residing in Iowa,
of which State she is a native. A marriage
engagement was thus broken off and the par
ties separated forever. ............
Like most of her sex, being disappointed
in her first love, she formed an attachment
which she thought might bring to her what
she never could be able to return, and became
a wife. The union never was a congenial
one-she might have known IL could not be
agreeable undeIe the circumstances--and al
though the fifth lustrum of her life has not
passed she has suffered as much anguish as
could be crowded into that number Of years.
For some time past her husband has been
jealous, and without cause accused her, at
different times, of improper intercourse with
Others, and this, added to her already brim-
ming cup of bitterness, drove her to the act
which has well-nigh resulted in death.
| About one o'clock yesterday she deter
mined to die. She was alone in the house
and evidently did not expect that she would
| ever see her husband again, in this life, at
least. She swallowed about an ounce OF
laudanum, and when found, about two hours
afterward, was wholly unconscious, and in
such stupor from the effect of the narcotic
that it was almost impossible to arouse her.
A physician was called, who with the aid
ofa stomach-pump, removed the poison from
her system and at nine o'clock last evening
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2.il5l--&3Es-2:3s1E.

The EIeHTEENrn ExHIBirloN OF rHE ONO
MEcHAEIos' IHsTITUTE, = The Exhibition
Committee Of the Ohio Mechanics Institute
announce that their Eighteenth Annual Fair
will be opened in this city, on Monday, the
24th day of September next and continue
open until Saturday, October 20, 1860 IT
win be the aim OF the Committee to make
this Exhibition superior in point ,ofyattrac-
ton to any that has hitherto been held in the
West, and they respectfully aud cordially
invite all Mechanics, Manufactures, Artists,
Inventors and others 70 aid them in their en-
-deayotA by ,contribudug such specimens Of
their skill and ingenuity as shall render this
Exhibition q true index Of our country's pro-
gress in the march Of civilization.
The COMMITTEES having engaged the new
and spacious building now in course Of erec-
ton for the Catholic Institute, Immediately
adjoining their own building, on the cofnef
o6 Vine and .Sixth-streets, land which during
the Fair will be connected with i'll are on
abled 10 offer the most ample accommoda-
tions for the advantageous display Of all ar
.ticles that may be presented. ~ nf-i stail hA
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3 COMMITMENT OF AN ALLEGED KiDYApPER.-
Jeremiah Johnston, who was arrested day
before yesterday in an attempt to kidnap
free negro named James Wilson, was ex-
amined yesterday before Judge Lowe, and
held to bail in the sum of 1000 to answer
the charge before the next term of the Court
of Common Pleas.
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NMWPoRT NEWS.

REAL ESTATE SALE.--Judge Kinkead,a of
Covington, yesterday sold at private sale $50
acres of land, located ON Twelve-mile Creek,
in this county, for the sum Of S ,O00.a The
purchaser is Mr.. George Cox, of Maysville,
who intends to improve'it Immediately
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ARREST OF A BURGLAR.--A man named
james Martin was arrested night before last
while in the act of feloniously entering the
premises of Louis Wald, on Pearl-street,
between Walnut and Vine. He was taken
before Judge Lowe yesterday morning and
committed in default of bail to await hear
ing before the next term of the Court of
Common Pleas.
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Picnic PoR BENEFIT OF ST. XAvlER's $
OHURCH.-0n Thursday next a picnic will
be given by the members of the st. Xavier q,
the proceeds Of which are to be used for the
benefit Of the church. Boats will leave the
foot of Walnut-street at seven and half-past
seven o'clock, touching at the foot of Fifth
street.
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MErEoRoLoeIoAL OBsERvArIows-By Henry

VALUE OF PERSONAL PROPERTY IN CiNcrY-
MATT AND HAMILTON CoUHTY.-The total value
Of the personality in this city, as returned by
the different assessors TO the County Auditor,
for 1850, amounts TO $24, ,494, 1862; in. the town
ships in Hamilton County, the amount is
$5,3l9,639, making u total of $299l4, SOL
showing an increase during the past year of
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P0sTOFFICE BULLBrIN.

EAST MArL.-Arivcs $500 A. M and 4,4O P. NJ;
closes at 4 A. NJ. and 3 Pm. eela4arrn-a
BALTIMORE, wAsHINaroN AND wHEELIsa.-Ar-
rfycs ut $3.50 A. NJ, closes at q PM. J .
81 Louis AND LoUIsvILtE--Arrives at IL A. NJ.
and 10 p M; closes at A. M. and 4 p. NJ.
CHICAGO AND NoRrH-wEsr.--Arrives al n A. NJ.
and 10 p. NJ; closes at A. M. and 4 T. NJ
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PUBLIC SALE OF REAL EsTATE.--J. Graf 4
Co. sold yesterday afternoon the following
property: tt1 -. =
20 feet of ground, on Sycamore-street, by
1876 feet deep, with an old brick building,
sold to Jacob L. Wayne, at $l76 per foot
So, $50. ~ ...s s .
20 feet next north, by same depth, with a
brick building, to be paid for at a valuation,
sold to the same, at $50 per foot--$3, ,O0O
20 feet on Fourth-street, between Main and
Sycamore-streets, running back l39 feet and
so, sold to the same, at $340per front foot
$8,500.A Q41l9t 3'cJ s'.ls' .Fa 'i.7 isN H
9. W. Smith, real estate agent, sold yes
terday the following property y "a q L9a
Lot corner Of Eighth and Accommotion-
streets, the lot being liz u feet on Eighth and
l2s% feet on mmodatiOn-street to Robt
Mitchell, for 1886. I u a 'LAADANAl
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STATIONERY FOR THE County OFFIoERs
The contract for stationery for the use of the
various Courts and county officers was
sioners to Moore, Wilstach, Keys 4 Co.
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afp tBy Teiegreph,l 4
REV York stock market.

Nsw YoRk, May 29-rP. M,-rStocks better
Ere Firgt aIoffgaee IOe HsW York Central Bends,
~ Hudsen seeeiid neriaa.gs aes,G huesen d Third
land and toledo slnk sing fund. y slai Pacific Mall
s. New oIt ost.ao so 's shS % Rssk HHds issoa
Headline n; Miohigan Ceptral, 52Ai PanelAe. lSN
E llinoj d,cssanS vsnis Iths cHicsso barSS
fon and Gnincy, n; Scrip, 50. ~ lnN 5t1n'
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a A PAIR OF POLICEMEN HELD TO BAIL FOR
AN AssAULT.-A couple of weeks ago Chester
s. Cartwright and Joseph Mount, two
of our policemen, attempted to arrest a
man named George Leonard, and in do
ing so beat him with their maces very
severely. Yesterday they were charged, be-
fore Justice Bell, with assault and battery,
and held to bail in the sum of five hundred
dollars each, for their appearance before the
next term of the Court Of Common Pleas.
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CITY News.

LETTERS DETAINED FOR WANT OF PosrAeE,
May 20:
John M. Brndstreet q Sons, New York City.
Thomas Nc larney, New York City. 'fl i
Bern. He'll, Waterloo, Wis.
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CoNvIcT RETURNED PROM THE PENITENTIARY
FOR A NEw TRfAL.-Six years ago, woman
named Margaret Ash was tried in our Crimi-
nal Court for homicide, and being deemed
guilty of manslaughter was sentenced to the
pcnitentiary for term of ten years. Yes
terday she was returned to this city for new
trial, which her friends seem to think will
terminate in her discharge.
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A UCTION sAI.E4BY II. s. MILES 4 co.,
5A No, % Pearl;street.-Lnrge and Peremptory
Sale Of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods Clothing, &C.,
ING, May 30 ratQ O'clock, general, assortment of
seaHonable Staple and Fancy Dry Goods " ~ u
\ iALSO-I1 cases and bales brown and black Muslin
l4ALSO-2O dozen Silk Mantles. Barepe and Linen
Busters.
I'D dozeu Silk, Baroge, Cashmere and Stella
HALSO-lO dozen Silk and Satin paraAolg. nsaortad.
ALSO--l6 Dozen assorted SiIk Mitts n = \ - -,
AL5O-50 doz superior Jaconet mud Swiss Collara
ALS0-35O doz. assorted Hose and Half,hose. =
y. ALSO-J25 cases LeghOrn, Soft Straw and other
bonnets, trinimedi Missas Flats and Bloomers.
4 ALbQ--An invoice Of Clothing and Ehirts .it
ALSO-25 bags assorted Cotton Yarn! s5t lsf d
Terms cash and sale positive. : ID rlri my2s
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'D' ny Telesraph:l

BALTIMoan. May 29s--Fl0nr steady; How
ard street PsFane 'g whsst eaiSs Mhiss y 20
Rast ,sis; grIms siA end RusSbs sis. SbAcOn ioc.
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nIscQyEREDAT AT LAsT-..THE CHART

AT LAST-ssTHEC CHARTl
~ OF LIFE, or The True Theory Of Reprodpc-
ton s Pleasure, or PEeyenting A. according to the
Established Laws Of Nature" Those wanting chill
dren and those not Wishing them, viii hnd this book
70 meet their wishes exactly. No medicine 20 use,
Of the United States on receipt Qf 81. ri fsJaIs
Dr. CALVIN Is also Agent for Madame De Croixs
Female Monthly Pills, These Pills are Invaluable lr
Distracted nlonsss. Ladies should not use them
during pfegnancy, as they viii cause miacarriages.
cnrS ,otpt Of 81, Address DR.. CALVIN, Box Ala,
Cincinnati, Ohio, or call et ofico No, 9O3 Vine
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The State rs. Brophy. Application made
by j. w. Burke for discharge of defendant,
on the ground that the evidence did not show
a case under the statute of stabbing with in
tent to kill. Motion granted. .---.-- -
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a sTR0Loax. u sIADAbIE BELL RE.

a ASTHOLQqX.-MAD BELL RE-
business again, ind can be found at her residence,
NO. al on the Fgst side OF Jonea.streett between
foretells past present and nture events by planete
palmstlys or BY cards. To all those who may wieh
70 consult her on the luck OF pusiness, any under
taking, lourneys, laYsutss. love, mstrimony, lot.
terry tlcketsl perfect satslgetlQn will he given.
cents for running the lsiterI on fhe neme my2l-ams
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a UCTION SALE-BY JACOB GRAFT 6 co.
- Sales-room No, 1S East Fonrth-street.--Ex
seent furnitnre Piano, Buggy and Hsrneas WIN
ING, May 81, at hali-past eight o'clock, at No. l30
Of custom made well-kept furniture viz: for parior
dining room, chambers and Kitchen: This furniture
those furnishing their houses. At eleven o'clock
precisely viii be sold tine-toned Herz Cabinet
ALsO-A good Jenny Lind Buggy and Harness.
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REMOVAL OF A CoFFEE SAIooN.-By refer
ence to our advertising columns it will be
seen that John Mcdonnell will, on Saturday,
remove his well-known coffee and dining
saloon from 1877 Vine-street to l72 Vine, east
side, few doors above Fourth, where he has
commodious quarters, and has fitted them up
in excellent style. . W Nv .-Lt--,--- -
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MOONLIGHT ExcoRsIoS.4 moonlight ex-
cursion will be given this ieyemng ON board
the Nep Champion. The boat will leave the
foot OF. .Walnut-street, touching at Newport,
and jamestown landings.
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FURNITURE AT AUoTIoN,--Atl 81 o'clock
this morning, ]. Graft 4 Co. sell the furn-
iture at No. 90 East Fourth-street, and lat IL
o'clock o'clock good ia, family horse, buggy, and
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-30

"ANTED-A. .PARTNER--In the machinery
w and mill business, In established concern,
in tho city q ~ h9uik 10 q business man. who
can command rom $1,000 to ~ 900, this IL q good
opepipR, ns fhir bdsinese ID now being done, and
the capital wanted IL 10 10 used mainly III extending
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-30

WANTED-To sell u pnIcihiesrs,, at one. M,
Price IS. Hewis, the Time. To- secure . good ma.
sISal cS ins.rqpsgnt % cheap, az q. FEssENDEN a
orehfai Pualiee- Stone Toilet Soap. ~ ny2Sld'
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AUCTION SALES.

A UCTION sALE-BY JACOB GRAFT & co.
IN Administrators Sale of Furniture, &C., &C.
Will be sold at public auction, on FRIDAY MORN
ING, June ], at half-past O'Clock, at No. IS East
estate q the late DR.. VIM Price, deceased consist
ing Of Furniture, &c. EMILY X PRICE, 7
Administratrix of DR.. VIM Prize, deceased.
ALS0-1mmediately after the above, at Nos. ~
and 23 East Fonrth-street, 2 quantity Of now Fur
Of the iates. j. John, deceased, by order q
Hi Administrator of s. J. John. deceased.
JACOB GRAFT, Auctioneer, Il
my30 is East Fourth street
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ICOAL--A large supply and q dull inartet, At 5lsl9
6c for common, and y 9sc. for the best ahoat, are
the current rates. From yards, delivered the best
sells at lOCdllc. -.i- ~ ~ q"
COTTON; ARNS--The market n dull and the
demand limited. Prices arc unchanged, aud we
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xvvAEDl lAgf0Rs-fhe use Of new Local
plsy can ssrm eo Asa by re- asht week very ib
theiladyRntsge to engage II, as the hnthors name
Y sunciepf to- Insure success. Apply TO $50 East
Froht-street. s6s-'nis-l my29-bs ,
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SALT-Therc Is no change in tho market; I
mand Is limited. We quote;


mand is limited. We quote .s.E
Ohio River Common, per sh............. 27@13Oc.
Ohio River Common, per bril- of 30 lbs.. 81 451l 90
Ohio River Dairy, per brl. Of $50 lbs......... 80
Ohio River Table, per brl. Of $50 lbs....... 90
Mason City Common, per bush. 27ol90c.
Mason City Common, per bril- Of $50 lbs. 81 45Si 20
Mason City Dairy, per brl. of go lbs..... so ~
Mason City Table, per bri Of $50 lbs..,... 90
kanawha Common, per brl. Of 80 ibs... 81 l5l 80
Liverpool Elnc, per bag. l3@l ~
inrMserp9o, Coarse, per bag VCg9I 10
SUGAR-The market rcmains hrm at full rates,
though the demand has been quite limited, but
owing to the moderate stock, holders contend for
full rates. We quote low fr at NC; fair good
fair SAC, and prime TO choice sIs6DS4c. 79l hhds.
were received during this week, and 5dO do. OK
: TOBAOCo-No change In prices the demand Is
quite limited. We quote: |-- --.-7l
ENtrn Wiz JI0tfOc
flne Nirgi MA
medium VIRGIN zOe52c
common l4egl6o
Virginia ~ ana
kentucky aud Missouri 5s and
Kentucky and Missouri
hentncky SIX twist 10Y c
MLLOW-Country rendered brings 9f(19Ac.
W0QL-The market for this article continues un-
settled; there Is desire to purchase at the rates
asked by owners, and they being disposed to stand
out for last years prices, which fully Sc. above
the bids Of buyers, nothing can be done. IL
WHiSkH-There has been no change In prices
during the week, the current rate each day being
lsc at which the market closed steady last evening"
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A UCTION sALE-By JACOB GRAFF & Co,
IA Sales-foom No. Is East Fourth street. -Furnir
ture, Horse, Buggy and Harnoss.-r -rwin be sold at
Public Auction. on " wEDNEsDAY MoKNIN6, May
80, at halfpast eight O'Clock, at No 3 East Fourth
street, part Of the furniture of family removing
70 the country, among which viii be found many arr
ticles Of excellent quality. b.. -. II, n n :
4 !, ALsoTAt sleven O'clock the Horse, BUGGY and
myp9 Q e7-H JACOB CRAZY Auctioneer.
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STRAYED.

STRAYED-oR sToLEN-on Monday after
He s marked with white on the breast aid bot feet
on the right side; is about two months od II re-
street, liberal reward will be paid. mysO-b|
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Boy Torn ALMOST TO PIECES BY FURIOUS
HoG.-A boy, about ten years'Of age named
James Alang, whose parents reside on Court
street, between Vine and Race, was so badly
that his recovery is considered extremely
doubtful. N ETAF "a ,A NN
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WTANTRD- D--IAfMEDIATELYa4kti ASS west
W. Hinth-streot, four doors below Harriet 4
good clean girl to cook wash and iron, and assist
generally, IN q family OF two persons and one child
the evening. Must be recommended. my2e-b'
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/, A UCTIQN SALE,-BY. JACOB GRAFT q co.
to the city Of NsYRor Ky|%H bS sold At public
Columbia, Putnam, and 0rchard:stree in the
Buena Vista addition to the city Of Newport.
two years, with six per cent interest, secured by
m1rtgags On the preTisss Title indispqtablo and
3 Iny30 --lo ;. ~ 1S East Fourth street.
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"ANTED n There are many persons IN all parts.
w OF the conntfy wanting something to do,
small sum Of ten cents In Poatage stamps you viii
receive circular which Will enable yon TO engage
will BE ishsal with the result Direct 70 Box
1,199z 0inclnnati, Ohio. - lll my2S-cS
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lGsRANR. As0ONLIeBT ExouRsION.-
NJ CONCERT BY mE:NTER,s ASD,' on board
and spiendid boat will leave hS foot Of Walnut.
street, on WEDNESDAY EfkNIRGI May so, at
Jameatgyq, Landlngg aud the1eq proceed tlp tho
river Ladiosand Eentlemen Of Cncinnlti ana vi
my29-b' oHAs., H. HALL, Manager.
(. MUsr RFUnTyIsD-02 CASE 4 siJpr5
- R1OR bottled Wines, selected with great care
BY the Easters for tho Court Of st. James For sale
.sIsi,T -...s.I : q A. hsDoNALD 4 oo., A <
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WANTEDlA young man Of good abilities Is
w desiroqs Of obtaining sitnation as clerk Or
book-keeper IN some railroad once, produce and
commtNslon or Wholesale house. IL good pennlan,
quicleand corecf q reprt and qndereiands double.
entry book Keeping. 1minedinte eniployment an
object more than salary. Address A. b., Daily
Press Office. -, -. - my2g-aSs
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WtANTEp AIpIN sipsle man, 10
business and hs Ablo 70 raisc vegetables for market
.isussics * Viii u S J2SDB 7a
Livery stablei oeyinstehs ~. SrD2s.f,
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PERSONAL

DERSONAIs-wu,LIAM R0SfER will please
Gull Ct the Broadway House Immediately.
my3O-b' -,s ~ SILLECK.i
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MOLAsSES-There has been rather more done the
past week, without any change in prices Generally
speaking prime IN oak cooperage Il held At foc, but
II can be bought In sOme at tfc IN the large
way, TO the country trade, the whole range for
prime may be called 45tal46c. -Ill n = VI
NAILS-No change in the market; the demand Is
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WANTED1s5IxsM MEN chop wood by the
or female, for city or country, viii fnd this tie best
place TO get supplied as none win be recommended
Mn sSsn q ESg.sy SdSf fR end
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LOST.

II .9ST-DoG-on the evening of May %, Black
11rerrier, about six months old; she had on when
lost collar with the narae Of "Seiter" on IT, Any
person giving information at the corner of Eighth
suitably rewarded. iny30-br
n OST-0R MISLAID-S2O REwARD-A
- Ladys Oval Miniature, on ivory, inclosed In a
gold case. The above reward will be given for any
INFORMATION leading TO its recovery it's return to
J. p. MCLAUGHLIN, Coyington, KY. my29-tf
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