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HONE INTER EST.

gB>S. III. Parvin. Advsrtising Agent, no.
20 West Fourthstreet.
go" Daguerrean Cutlery, Southwest COR
ner Of sixth and Western.row, over Hsnuaford's
drug store. Pictures taken and put In good cases for
twenty con's. Warranted to please.
nd5- Those Vest Patterns Mt tho Clothing
Emporium OF Messrs Friel & Mcclure, No. 256 Wal
nut'stroo, are Of tovery best quality Of gcoda and
without doubt the cheapest in market Every va
rietY of gons goods on hand and sold at low figures
Give them trial
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ATTEMPTED su1clDE.-A young lady named
Mary Carr, aged sixteen years, vho lives with
her parents, on West Court.street, opposite
Christie Chapel, attempted to commit suicide
yesterday afternoon, BY taking quantity of
laudanun. She was discovered In time and
physician sent for, who administered an anti
dote. The reason she gave for taking the poison
was that her mother had given her a slap.
She was in fair way to recover at a late hour
last evening. It is the opinion of the physi.
clan that she will loose her eye.sight from the
effects of the laudanum.
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AccIDENr.-A German chair maker, whose
name We could not learn, was severely injured
day before yesterday by falling from the gal
lery of building on the corner of John and
Betts-street, distance of twelve feet. His
right leg was badly lacerated, and deep
wound inflicted on his forehead. lie was
picked up in an insensible condition, and
ply ysican sent for, who thinks he will recover.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-21

CoRREcrIoN-Yesterday, In tho notice of
articles awarded the blue ribbons at the Ken.
tucky State Fair, the types made us say
Loney's Ice Cream Freezer. 1, should have
been Torry's Four. minute leo Cream Freezer.
and Pratrs Ventilating Milk,pan. These ar
t;cles wero exhibited by Joseph Il. Green, Of
this city, and elicised the highest encomiums
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-21

=, Ga'> A number Of small boys were amusing
themselves in Milcreek. bottom, day before
yesterday, BY making blasts in the earth. One
Of the party, named George Baker, was so.
verely burnt In and about the eyes, by
premature explosion. It is the opinion Of
physician that be will lose his oversight.
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FATAL AccIDESr.- Mrs. Josephine Groetzo
who resides on Liberty -street, near Main, fell
from small stand or table yesterday, while
endeayoring to adjust O. window. curtain, and
struck her head on a watsr-buckCt. She bled
profasely from the mouth and nose. A physi-
clan was sent for, but found it impossible to
check tho flow Of blood. She suffered greatly
until last evening, when sho expired. She was
a widow lady, and leaves one child.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-21

PEesoSAL.-Hon. Judge Sebastian, member
OF Congress from Arkansas, was at the Burnst
House yesterday.
Also, Frank Seaman, Esq., formerly of tho
Hillsboro' Gasetto, was in town last niaht,
looking in at the Meohanics' Fair and
National Theater.
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INKLINGs.


The City Prlaon Is again crowded with pris-
oners.
There are eight colOred lunatics at tho County
Jail.
The Opposition party hold their primary
meetings to night.
Mons. BlOndin will appear at Pixies Opera
house tomorrow evening.
The total value of property owned by Ham
ilton County Is s., AL, 900.
We hear of considerable damage being
caused by the storm day before yesterday.
Fourteen persons were received at the City
Prison yesterday.
There was coti)lon party at tho Lick Run
Lunatic Asylum last evening.
The prosont indebtedness Of Hamilton County
is $290,OOO.
Kings celebrated bust Of the poet Burns Is
now on exhibition at tho rooms of the Young
Mems Mercantile Library Association.
The Highland County Agricultural Society
will hold Fair at Hillsboro', commen oing on
the 9th inst.
There will be smother car placed on the
street railroad track tomorrow. It will be
one Of Palmer's make.
Jas. Armstrong and woman named Bell
wood will be tried In the Police Court, next
Friday, on charge of adultery.
Fourth-street, in the vicinity of Smith Il
NiXon's Hall, was thronged yesterday with
politicians.
Thomas Allen, charged with stealing seven
chickens, was discharged by Judge Lowe
yesterday.
Judge Lowe, after an absence Of several
days, was in his seat at the Police Court yes-
terday. He looks much improved.
The trial of William spotswood, for mali
clous stabbing, was continued until next Fri
day. Bail $1,000.
A row-bost race will take place on the
Ohlo River next Saturday. The parties will
start from the foot of Walnut, and run as far
as Jamestown.
A ladies' gold watch is In the possession of
Lieutenant Cook, of tho Ninth street Station.
house. IL was taken from O thief named
John Blakes.
hlr. and Mrs. Charles qoodin were before
Judge Lowe, yesterday, charged with 6ghting
Iney We're each provided with quarters at tho
City Prison for the term of ten days.
DR.. Fries, the County Treasurer, started for
the East yesterday. While there he will on
deavor to dispose Of sixty thousand dollars
worth Of county bonds which were formerly
held BY Hatch & Lsngdon.
The celebrated Morgan horse, belonging to
Mr.. Isaac D. johnson, of this city, was sold
few days since to Mr.. Smith, from Illinois,
for $4,000. This horse took the first premium
at the Hamilton County Agricultural Fair.
John Firm, very snfrm individual was
tried in the Police Court yesterday, on a
charge Of disorderly conduct, and dismissed.
He was afterward tried for carrying con.
cealed weapons, and fined $50 and costs Of
prosecution.
A man named Edmond Duyer was ar
ragned in the Police Court yesterday upou
four charges, viz: shooting with intent to
Kill; malicious destruction Of property; car
rying concealed weapons, and dsorrderiy con.
duct. His trial was continued until to-mor.
row.
Mrs. Emma Pross, charged with keeping
a house of ill.fame and harboring lewd wo.
men, will be tried in the Police Court next
Friday. She gave bail in the sum Of 5000
for her appearance Five girls taken from
her house will also be tried 1or va prancv
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'--A---=@--s==-===--,
LOST.

II .oST-$5 REWARD-For tho return of
~ black and tan terrier dog, about year and
half old, which strayed off on Friday last He had
u chain COLLAR bis neck when he left with M name
engraved on II. G. al. POOR, 225 Walnut. street.
sep2Obfl
III -L0CKET-Betweon Gest street and
IA the Park-gtreet M Il. Church, half of gold
locket, containing a child's miniature. The value
Of the locket will be paid to the finder II returned to
No. 20 Geststreot, or No. l3 Pearl-street. sepabs
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ifa"The locomotive attached to the exprea,
train, on the Indianapolis and Cincinnati Rail-
road, was thrown from tho track YESTERDAY
morning when near Harriet-street. The train
was delayed about an hour by the accident.
Nobody was injured.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-21

$as- Judge Rauney, the Democratic candi.
date for Governor, Is expected to address the
puolic In this city tomorrow night. A COM
mittee was appointed at Smith & Nixon's Hall.
yesterday, to make arrangements for his re-.
ception.
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Steamboat Register.

,.AnnlvALs-Dunloith, .Maysville;. Parkersbure,
Madison, Wsuopa, DO; Superior, Louisville; Mel.
rose, Portsmouth; Key West, Zig Sandy; J. W.
Cheesman, Prairie Rose, Defender, Rocket, Boston,
H. Fitahugh and Isaac Shslby Dock,
Madison; Wenona DO; Superior, Louisville; Melrors
Portsmouth; Boston, Big Sandy.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-21

ORGANIZATION OF THE DEMOCRATIC EXECUTIVE
CoMMIrrEE-Th Executive County Committee,
elected night before last, met In Smith &
Nixon's Hall at noon yesterday. D. =.
Churchill was elected Chairman, and J. Bell
Pollock Secretary. Twenty one embers were
present, being justa quorum of tho Committee.
Gen, Hirst moved that the Committee adjourn
until eleven o'clock to-day for permanent Or
ganization.
Mr.. Carson moved to amend by proceeding
at once to organize the Committee.
After considerable discussion, the Com mittee
resolved to proceed at once to complete the
permanent organization.
T. j. Sherlock and C. j. W. Smith we're put
In nomination for the Chairmanship The
hrSt ballot resulted in favor of the nomination
of Smith, by the following vote:
Snith...........,.,. ...,,,,,...,,......... N
Sharlnay
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-21

2o-A painter who worked on the corner Of
Sixth and John.streets, while carrying a load
Yesterday fell from the eecond story of the
building In which he was, breaking his leg and
fraoturing his skull.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-21

gas-One Of the most obligng and accommo-
eating landlords In this city is Mr.. John Wat j..
son. the proprietor Of that old and favorable
mna, the U.S. Hotel. We are pleased to see
that this house is doing n good business.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-21

ELEGANT HATs.--B. r. Alley has on exhibi.
ton at the Mechanics Fair case of gentle
men,s hats, which attract no little att ntion
His fall style Is superior to any previous Efforts
being of a rich quality, fine flush and very
light, salesroom opposite Broadway Hotel.
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tBy Telegraph
New Orleans Market.

New ORLEANS, Septsmber2o.
Cof'on'--Pricss irregular: Gales 1900 bales at
Ike; sales of three days, 1900 ba,e.; receipts do
ports, lo,C0 bales; receipts ahead Of last year "a OO
bales, SUGAR irm at6}8s]ec. Lard In barrels ll1ic
Whisky sells at 23c.
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Bold RoBBERY,--The residence of Mr.. Ed
ward Minnis, on Fifth street. near Park, was
entered at noon yesterday, while the family
were at dinner, and robbed of jewelry to the
amount of $40.
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lcoPY.l

:, COLrMBus, Ohio, September TO- lS5o.
MIssRs. GROVER d BAgER-Gents: InclOsed And
Just Completed q mammoth bal on on one Of your
Machines, sowing up everything about the balloon
even TO putting on tho caps, bands. &C., | am
SATISFIED ma the strongest stitch Of any machine
extant This is tho second bal oon have nadewith
your machine, and find there Ia mo rip 10 tho
scam. Yours, truly, JNO. NJ. KINNEY.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-21

gnS-Avery handsome watchmsn's club, of
an entire new style, was presented to Lieu
tenant Cooke, at the Ninth-street Station
house, last evening, by number Of his
friends.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-21

A BALLOON MADE BY A SEWING MACHINE.
The following letter was yesterday received b,
Messrs. Grover Il Baker. True merit is sure to
receive its reward sooner or later, no matter
what opposition there mey be against it. The
letter speaks for itself:
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-21

BITTEN BY A HoRsE.--A huckster In Fifth
street Market, whose uame We were unable to
learn, was severely bitten on the hand by q
horse yesterday morning. His hand had to
be amputated.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-21

- CoRNs' BuSIoSs, &c.-Attsution Ia called to
Ut. Ealing's advertisement in another column.
tie remains but short time longer, aid those
dssrous of consulting the Doetor should not
proorastinate.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-21

&8"Two thousand nino hundred dollars
We're allowed John Goodrich, by tho County
Commissioners, yesterday, for building the
ooffer-dam for the pier of the Harrison Bridge.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-21

Mr Lewis Brittiner, young man about
eighteen years of age, was arrested yesterday
tor placing obstructions on the track Of the
Cincinnati Street Railroad. He will bc tried
in the Police Court this morning.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-21

Esf- The number of scholars enrolled dur
ing the last month at the Districts Schools
were, l2,222, and in the intermediate, l,O39;
making q total of 1921. ,..
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w ANTS! WANTs!!

IP you want servant, advertise In
THE PENNY PRESS
IP you want house, advertise in
THB PENNY PRESS,
Ir you want to sell anything, advertise In
THE PENNY PREss.
If you want to buy anything, advertise In
THE PENNY PRESS,
In fact, every want supplied by advertising In
THE PENNY PRESS
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IBy Telegraph.l
RnitiuDre MARKET

BALTIMORE, September eO-M.
Flour dull and held at IS; 10 sales. Wheat
dull aud slow Of sale, but prices are unalterod;
1900 bushels are ofsiug. Corn dull: white and
yel ow eN9sac. Provisions firm. Racon sides l0c;
ness Pork Sl5@l5 25 whisky dull at &c.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-21

j. Bell Pollock, of the city, and W. Il.
Jones, of Anderson Township, were elected
Secretaries.
Thomas Sherlock was elected Treasurer by a
unanimous vote.
The Committee then adjourned to Saturday,
at ten o'clock, to meet in the hall of tho Young
Mems National Democratic Association.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-21

aSs> The new gas holdor was put in success
tul operation at the Gas-works yesterday. 1t
weighs ono hundred and thirty tuns, with an
area Of three and q half millions of gallons.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-21

Sa1~ The attention of the proper authorities
"a called to the filthy condition of the street at
the northeast corner Of Fifth and Walnut,
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-21

JAZZ Two boys, named Crosset and McCarty.
were arrested and lodged in the Hammond.
street station.house last night for stealing a
skff, -
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CITY nj MATTERS.

&D-Penny Press to be had every
morning at the Counting -room door.
Only one cent.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-21

@s- The following is a list of letters de-
talned tor non payment Of postage at the
Postoffce, in this city, September 20:
Mrs. Dollie Hale, 81. Louis, Mo.
Miss Marian Richardson, Jerusalem Mills, Md.
Chas. yerlander, New Orleans, Ia.
.. D Smith, Arcanuni, Ohio
Da'i smith, Gallpolis, ohio.
Nicholas Book, Augusta, Ky.
Patrick Coleman, Summansvile Ind.
W. I. McConaughy, Hlgeinsport Ohio
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Gs-The river is rising at the ratio Of about
ton inches per hour. The largest boats can
now run with safety.
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FOR RENT.

Wf0R RENT-R00MS--L rooms aud
~ Offices for rent In Union Block, east entrance,
Third street, between Broadway and sycamore
Apply to Janitor. or
y. j. BRuADWELL,
tepl6aws l+5 Walnut street.
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NEWPORT NEWS.

Subscriptions, advertisements and camnnunics.
tions addressed TO tho "Prcss Reporter Box S. will
10 attended to.
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COVlNETON NEWS,

,[Any communications from our friends will I've
thankfully received. Address Press Reporter" ("
Box 81, COyingtOn, ky.l
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FOR SALE.
-----------------------sss So -
BOARDING.

R0ARDING-A small respectable family,
ND without children, can have unf1rpshed ara t.
ments, with board in "a private family. Apply at 81
R0ARDING-A young man desires to Oh
-1-S tain aIdng in private family, or where
there are but few other hoarders Terms to be mo-
derate Address GEoRGE, ut the office of tho Penny
Press. sep2lb'
ROARDING--A gentleman and lady and
-MW few young men Can DO accomm modated with
board aud pleasant ut " Vine street, between
Front and Second. Accommodations for few day
boarders. sepl9.ct
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wANTED-COOK-A good cook, to come
w well recommended. None other need apply.
Gall at 22l Fifth.street. sep2e6s
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-21

Mrs. Emma Pross, charged with keeping
house of ill.fame and harboring lewd wo.
men, will be tried in the Police Court next
Friday. She gave bail in the sum of 5000
for her appearance Five girls taken from
her house will also be tried 1or yagrancv,
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AUCTION SALES,

A UCTSON SALE. By COOPER Il
tA sT0KES.-sales-rooms No. "A East Fourth.
viii he sold at public Auction, on tn URSDAY
MORNING, September q, at onr auction -reoms, a
large assortment of Gold and Silver Watches, and
splendid lot OF Jewelry. sale at 0 O'clock
sep2o COOPER & STOKES, Auctloneers.
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"ANTED-RO0M-A furnished room, in
w apriyate house, Without board. Address O.
NJ, at thls Office. sop2Obs
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wANTED-JO OURN YMEN SHOE.
w MAKERS-0n calf and kin boot bottoms
end nttinv, Apply at 33sh Fifth-street, tween
John and Smith. atrests. sepAb+
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"ANTED-B0ARDING-The advertiser
w wishes to obtain boarding for himself and
wife 10 private family, where there are no other
b0aTders Location TO be within four squsres Of Rsce
and sixth.streets. Address NJ. NJ, at this office,
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WANTED.

WANTS" )" "FOR SALE" "TO LET" LOST"
"F0UND," &C., In this column, occupying five line.
OF less, two Insertions, twenty five cents.
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"ANTED-SITUATION-By thorough
W printer, who Is comp pete"t to wors at case 10
can also do press work. would have no objection to
10 to the country. Address .. c. r., az this office
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A man named Edmond Duyer was ar
Iraigned in the Police Court yesterday upon
four charges, viz: shooting with intent to
XIII malicious destruction Of property; car
rrying concealed weapons, and dsorderiy con.
duct. His trial was continued until to-mor.
row.
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"ANTED-SI TUATI0N 7 N-A strong,
w middle.aged man, with some knowledge Of
blacksmit hing, and good mechanical genius would
like a sltua lou to complete the trade Address
BLACKSMITH, at this ,ifice seoabs
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"ANTED -SITUATION--A good En-
w glneer Germany wants situation to run an
engine. Address JOHN MERTES at this office.
lscp2l ca
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-12-26

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Ntan t34Er AUDI, ba6 6eat9cptt pamals mituuI
ter Jtnei H;8nlatrrcn &c .eeItn Iet unp er peebols
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Ais "Srl0et Vfdaner parrn qrGgtent6eils
6nr"'Ir aa5 Der JfabbarIUnft urp oue il, ikr.
enlightenment ~8tFlrtOet, nit Sahien, 8pwis. N}eis
t'rn, putpten unp 2UmaGanf5 ~bcpafnet y6eotk
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0ii0 r's3tftrt'3te pcn 2luSprud Io6ert5. er Zine
aus Rie 'lh &ap'rIdjt fAe ieine 24adeu an Ded
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3FNH :9nmrn pe Sapiansr, pa6 lie jiB arr cine
10 eutieBit@c Art mit NteiIerR ulp Sd,i,s ,emss
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