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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-12-06
FRANKLIN SAVINGS BANK
West Side Bank Street,
F'E W STEPS FROM MAIV CTk Ea

FRANKLIN SAVINGS BANK
west Side Bank Street,
A FEW STEPS FROM MAIN STREk,
NORFOLK, VA.
phys interest at the rate of five per cs~
on all sums remaining on deposit 50 days..
than 80 days. Interest compounded every ar.
months or paid to the depositors if preferrsj
deposits received and paid daily. Office hou.
from "a a. NJ to sx P. M Digconntdays. MS
Persons having funds to deposit t' will fiji IL,
Institution safe and convenient for the puipo.
Directors for the Present Year.
JOHN B. WHITEHEAD, President.
SAM'L Fl. HoDeEs, s. HARrsHoRs
Jos. I. ALLYN, J. JAMES Mooa,
W. Ii. HUNTER, Cashier.
MERCHANTS AND MECHAe
ICS' SAVING BANK.
Office No. SO Bank Street,
ELISHA GAMAGE, PRESIDENT
DIRECTORS.
Z DELANY, Jos X. SPRArLs,
Y aRANDY, RYLARB CAPrs,
JAS LEIaH, V. L. HARRIaos,
w. Ii. WALES, Cashier.
This Institution ofFers to the ma.
l. chant and Mechanic the Farmer and II.
Professional man, in town and country; an OF
portunity to make sums of moneysproduci.,
tnat otNerWiSe Mi6hs Fem nam ldle, the llteIe5f1
which will be Semi-annually added TO the pT.s
cipal, and yet may be witkirawn at short il.
tiee.
1t also recommends itself to Executors, Al
ambassadors and Guardians, atRording an liz
doubted guarantee of safety, a swell from ths +.
sponsibility and integrity of its Directors az
Stockholders, as from the security OF sun, e.
emily large Joint fund.
The rate of per cent per snnnm will be Al
lowed on sums remaining on deposit for 80 d.s
or more, and Der cent for shorter tiI1e III, .
Office of the Bank will be open daily for gsrsi,
ing and paying deposits from to ! p. M
Discount Days Wednesday and Saturday.
lie 2-tf
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PRICE ONE CENT
THE FLOATING BALL, OR KNUCKLE
WASHING MA CHIME

WASHING MA CIiTNE.
II AS RECEIVED THE HIGHEST PRE-.
= NUNS at theFfairs of the Virginia Me.
SSaahics' Institute, Virginia State Agricultural
tIhoctsesy, maryland Institute, and recently by
tne seabooard Agricultural Society, and Wher-
eyer they have been exhibited, they have car.
RED OF the prize, and would say to every
one mat need machine to do their washing
quick and cheap, that if they will but trv one
OF them, that it will do more than YOU can
imagine, or can tell In short advertisement,
For sale by
r. f. JAMES,
]. T. JAMES,
no Is And w. d. ROBERTS Jr. co.
MOMENTLY EXPECTED direct from
AvA Cincinnati Tierces of TODD'S
SHOULDERS
and every one that tried them the past Sum.
mer, know that better Bacon they never ate
Prepare every one to lay in supply.
no 10 r. +. JAMES.
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A Mammoth Balloon to be Constructed at
Lafayette Indiana.-Mr. Joseph Danziger,
the Lafayette aeronant, has set about the
construction. of Mammoth air vessel, to be
called "The Star City" 1t will be nearly
five times the capacity of the balloon "Jupi-
ter" and is designed to carry four passen-
gers, besides provisions and ballast. In its
Construction Mr.. Danziger designs using
new material, for which he claims patent.
It is called silk rubber, and its virtue con.
sists in its expansive quality, great strength
and economy, enabling the aeronant to dis
pense with all netting save what little may
be necessary to sustain the basket.
TO be Abolished.-Th British government
is about to abolish the system of purchasing
commissions in the army, the price actually
paid for Lieutenant olonelcy of regiment
of a horse having ranged from 100000 to co.
600. The actual holders, in every case, are
to be reimbursed out of the Treasury for the
purchase-money paid by them.
Senator Douglas and wife intend leaving
Washington for Florida ON the 18th Of De-
cember, on the recommendation of their
physician.
The boy survivors OF the Mountain N ca
dow massacre, ara to be brought to Wash
ington.
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Statue TO Commodore Perry.-Auguste
Belmonte has proposed to place, at his own
expense, in the Central Park of New York, q
statue Of Commodore Perry, This father in.
law, and the proposition has been accepted
BY the Commissioners.
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FEMALE 'REeULAroRs.'-I In Williamsburg,
Ohio, on November 18th, a company of no.
men, sixty in number. chafg ed on the brew
cry and rum establishment Of one Bodies,
and knocked the heads out OF the whiskey,
brandy and beer barrels, and turned the Ii
quor into the street To complete the work,
they tore the furnaces up, broke the kettles,
and destroyed the hops and malt. Bodies
intends to bring an action for damages.
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G TAT B A RIG A Ms
ONLY THIS WEEK.
QEA NO0 q o. o. RS

REAT B rig AIMS
ONLY THIS WEEK.
100000 8 e & ars
OF DIFFERENT BRANDS,
$4.25 to 50 Per Nj.
$500 lbs. CHEWING TOBACCO,
10 Cents Id.
TERms--Cash on delivery. Also variety ct
the imported Liquors and Segars.
SCHMITT T. SELDNEH,
No. II & II East Wide Water street,
se27 TT Segar Manufacturers.
WASHINGTON POINT DYETNG Es-
TABLISFAMENT.
oFFICE-CoRNER MAIN AND FENcHuRcH Sis.
IIAVING every apparatus requisite, and the
f1srtistic skill OF the German. French and
american, am now prepared (knowing the
Cleansing, dyeing and refnishing Ladies and
Gentlemen's apparel, silk, Satin and Canton
Grape shawls.. Cotton, Woosted, &C; CSC. &C my
vailed solicit the continued custom OF the
community. x,x,on
&C 3-dly X. >: GOfol.
TYAMILf, Extra and Superiue Flour, Is
IL Bbls. in store and for sale low by
DAVIS & WOMBLE,
oc20 5CampbelPs wharf
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Interpretation of Dire ans.

To dream of small stone around your
neck is sign of what you may expect if you
get an extravagant wife.
To see apples in dream betokens we'd
ding, because where you find apples you may
expect to find pairs.
To dream that you are lame is token tha
you will get inte hobble. =.
When young lady dreams Of coffin, it
betokens that she should instantly discon-
tinue the use of tight stays, and always go
warmly and thickly shod in wet weather.
If you dream OF cloak, it is token
that you will gain great credit-that is tick.
To dream of fire it is sign that-it you are
house are out before you 60 to bed.
TO dream that your nose is red at the tip,
is an itimation that you had better leave OIL
brandy and water.
TO dream of walking baretooted denotes
journey that you will make bottles.
TO dream Of eggs is sign that you will
discover mares nest.
When fashionable lady dreams OF fl
BERT it is sign that her thoughts are run
ming upon the colonel.
If you dream of clothes, 1t is a warning not
to 60 to law, for, by the rule of contraries,
you will be sure OF non.suit.
To dream that you are eating is certain to
come true at breakfast.
To dream of barber denotes los es--hairs
may be expected to be cut Oft.
10 dream Of having great nunb4r OF Ser
wants is madness.
1t is very lucky to dream you pay for
thing twice over, since afterwards, you will
probably, take care to have all your bills re-
ceipted.
Ifyou dream OF beer, it is a sign you may
have spot luck"
To dream Of bore, iorebOdes railway
call.
and dispute at. the end of it,which will pro-
baby have some reference to the fare.
10 dream of ice is favorable omen for
lady, that she relates her dream to an elegant
young man passing pastry cooks shop on a
hOtdav.
TO dream OF soap, betokens combat in
with you may expect to get lathered
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HARTFORD

HARTFORD
FIRE INSURANCE. COMPANY.
Incorporated 1910.
Capital and Surplus Se74 so.
NOR Risks against loss, or damage, by Fire
upon Houses, Merchandise, Furniture, or
other property, in this old and well known
Company, Apply at No. 46, Bank street TO-
90 loan A. B. MCLEAN.
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LADIES COME AND SEE

LADIES COME AND SEE.
@A customers and the public in general, that s
have just returned from the North with
the handsomest and best assortm ent of
MILLINERY GOODS
ever offered in this city before, comprising in
part BONNETS of every description, Man
RIBBONS. FLOWERS. FEATHERS, ~
VELVETS. and various other articles SA
too numerous to mention, all of which -ssssSS@
will sell as cheap as can be purchased at any
other Fashionable store in Norfolk.
To ny customers and friends who have here
tofore bestowed upon me their patronage, re-
turn my sincere thanks; and trust by Strict at
tention to business to retain their confidence.
On SATURDAY, 22d October,
will open for the inspection OF the Ladies my
FALL AND WINTER FASHIONS,
and cordially invite all the Ladies to call and
see them before making their selections else
where.
Come one and all to the grandest display of
MILLINERY GOODS ever before made in Nor.
folk. Nj MOORE,
oc 20.6w sc Church street.
JUST RECEIVED AT G. HALL q Co.'S.
THE TANCHNITZ COLLECTION or
British Authors.
EMBRACING the following popular Books.
T. McCauley's History of England vols
Byron's Works vols.
Tom Browns School Days vol.
John Halifax, 2 vols.
A Life for Life, 2 vols
The Head of the Family, vols.
The Crescent and the Cross, vols.
Vivian Grey, by Dirracle, 2 vols.
Diany of Late Physician, by Warren.
The Pickwick Club, by Dickens
Tom Jones, by Fielding, 2 vols
Harry Lorrequer, by Lever
Japhet, by Capt. Marryat.
Pendennis, by Thackeray.
The Canton's by Bulwer.
Eothen Pictures from Italy, Die kens.
My Novel, Bulwer.
Denereud, by Bulwer.
Mary Barton
The above with many others tor sale as above.
no
"a FREIGHT can be had for Edenton,
Hfs Winton and Newby's Bridge N. c; by
80 applying to.
&C % Wake l. CO
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American Yegloao Pine IN Bra@i7.-A letter
from Pernambuco, dated Sept. 18th, says
that in the last six months the yellow pine
of America, which was before unknown in
Brazil, has become very popular in that
country, chiefly owing to the building of new
railroads. The writer says;
"Within the last thirty-five days five car
goes have arrived from the States, which
have been promptly taken at remunerative
prices; ana sixth cargo will probably be
here and in market in the course of week.
My decided opinion is that gradual increase
in the amount sent out will eventuate in
building up trade highly Importance to
our eommercial interests. II is proper to
only kind suited to this market, or that can
be disposed of to advantage. We have in
these latitNaes a species of insects whose
ferocious instincts render the use of white
pine or any other soft wood wholly imprac-
ticable."
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WIN. A. GRAVES,
sHIPWRIGHT, SPAR MAKER AND
CAULKER.
SECTIONAL MARINE RAIL WA \,
STEAM SA MILL AND TIMBER
MANDATORY,
so. 66, Wide Water Street, Nef-
folk, Va.
y- ~. B. BUILDING MATERIALS
.DRNISHED AT SHORT NOTICE.
oct sly
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An Arrsst at Richmond. The Richmond
(Va.) Dispatch notes the arrest there of an
old man giving the name of Wyman, cbarg
ed with giving a check for $40 on the Bank
of Virginia. 1t is alleged that previously
he drew draft on a firm in Baltimore and
took it to the Farmers Bank to get it check
ed. As Wyman was an entire stranger, the
bank officers held the draft and telegraphed
to Baltimore to ascertain if all was right,
but receiving an answer that Wyman was
unknown, they did not pay the draft. The
Dispatch. adds:
Wyman says he was merchant in.Balti-
more at one time, but that he failed ia bust
ness and then went to Frankfort, KY, where
he remained until about two years ago. He
says that he came here expecting to find
gentleman named Thompson, with whom
he was once acquaiuted but failing to meet
him, was compelled to resort to some means
for making raise.
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LIVERY &C., STABLE
ON HILL s Il r e e II

LIVERY bRR a STABLE
ON HILL 8 Il r. e e II.
sE,HE Subscriber would most respectfully IN
l. form his friends and the public generally
the public in his line OF business, having num-
Der Of HORSES, BUGGIES, and CONVEY AN
CES, always on hand, which he will let out al
the lowest rates.
Stabling or Board furnished gentlemen's RI
ses on the best terms. 81
SEP ~ JAS THAYEK
w. No. 1903 Y l05 Church street, No.folk:
Dealer In Porter, Ale, Cider, and Superior Min
sral Waters. Fine Draft Ale always on hand.
oc3
mo d. GONDAN 8 CO; ov,,.,n
u EXCHANGE OFFICE,
no. 30 Market Square,
DID AND SILVER Coins at highest rates,
kinds of uncurrent Money on reason
efms.
EXCHANGE on Baltimore, Philadelphia, New
York and Boston for sale at market rates
LAND WARRANTS bought and sold.
de lily
L. LAND WARRANTS OF ALL
sizes constantly wanted, for which the highest
cash prices viii be paid by
West side Market square
Il BOARDING HOUSE.
West Man, near CRANKY street, No IS, Norfolk,
Va. Borders by the day, week, month or
year, at moderate prices. Sc 4
GUSTAV HANFT,
tT Formerly w. Berwisk's
HAIR DRESSING SALOON.
UNpRR NATIONAL HOTEL, NORFOLK, VA.
Hair Cut. Curled and Dressed in every style, by
Accomplished Artists.
gentlemen may rely upon receiving entire
abstraction at this establishment.
Toilet Articles, &c. for sale. Sc 6-lf
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Business Cards.

QUAKER CITY
MARINE AND FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF Philadelphia.
Capital nMd Surplus $351 ,l66.
I>UR Insurance against loss or damage. by
II Fire, the Perils of the Sea, Inland Navi-
cation or Transportation, Apply at No. DC,
Rank street to
oc l9.3m A MCLEAN.
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FUNERAL OF WASHINGTON IRvINa.-The
funeral of Washington Irving took place on
Thursday at Tarrytown. 1t was attended by
every possible demonstration of respect.
Business was suspended. Stores were clos
ed From almost every house mourning
drapery was hung. The bells Of the church
es toled fer some hours. From the sur
rounding country, and from New York and
other cities, thousands of people assembled
and about the church, where the funeral
services took place. A procession, more
than mile in length, followed the remains
of the deceased to the grave, where, besides
many distinguished men, were nearly all the
Episcopal clergy of New York city, includ-
ing the Provisional Bishop of the diocese.
The New York Common Council and the
Trustees of the Aston Library were present,
and the Historical Society was well repre-
sented. The services in the church and at
the grave were conducted by the Rev. DR..
Creighton, pastor of the Oh arch at larry
town, of which Mr.. Irving W as member.
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NopNDn NJ -. 11 y " a u II y II
an AND CHURCH STREETS
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COAPs, STARCH, &c.-We offer very
- large Stock of cheap and other oilet Soaps.
Also Starch, Indigo &c. All for sale veiy low
by
no Is M. A. G. A. SANTOS
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EXCHANGE
II BOARDING HOUSE.
west MAN, near CRANKY street, No IS, Norfolk.
Va. Borders by the day, week, month OF
year, at moderate prices. sc
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n 30 II DA N d SON, have Raisins IN
~ whole, half, quarter and eighth boxes
Beautiful. no 90
OUTER AND LARD.--2O kegs superior
ID Butter, Is kegs No. Lard selling low hy
no 70 JE JONES
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-17

few heterOclitcsbrained people at Yellow
Springs Or Bcrlip Heights, who arc seek
ing, in their poor, blind way, after a rule
by which to reduce to',order The chaos
into which they have, rath her accidentally
than designedly, fallen, and toOvcrlook or
pass by the tens of thousands of free-lovc
doings committed daily, nOtoriously, nall
sides, by persons who have not the con-
science tocare whether there is rule or
not, is poor and cowardly. Sincerity, how
ever mistaken, is to be pitied, if not re-
spccted. The men by whom society is
endamaged aud domestic anarchy created,
are no theorists. Whether the marriage
bond is strong or weak, to them is of little
concern. If they have any wish uponthe
subject, they would probably prefer that
it should be irrevocable. . ....
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-17

A resolution has been offered in the
House of Representatives to appoint a
committee of three to examine Messrs.
MORGAN and EDGERToN-member of the
recent ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS committee
under oath, in respect to their knowledge
Of BREsLIN' affairs and transactions while
holding the office of Treasurer of State,
and of any parties implicated in the defal-
cation in the Treasury during the terms
of Bliss and GIBSON. This is right; nor
should, nor can, safely, these gentlemen
shrink from the examination. 1t will be
remembered, that during BREsLIN's official
term, Mr.. MORGAN was Auditor ofState-
the official accountant of the pt bic reve-
nues and disbursements; and Mr.. EDGER-
TON the Transfer Agent Of the State-the
official guardian of its financial interests
in the city of New York. They may
know more than they may care to avow.
The party coloring which they have given
to their own report, lays them open to sus
picion and retaliation, and divests them Of
all right to object to the proposed measure
upon any ground If their hands are
clean, neither they nor their friends ir
the Legislature will object. If they car
afford to tell all they know, they should
as they value their regulations, seek the
opportunity. Mr. EDGERToN is candi
date for the Office of Governor: it viii
hardly do for gentleman so severe upor
gubernatorial errors to stand back wher
called upon, upon SO interesting an occa
| sion. .....F -.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-17

The French army will, on the 1st Of
April next-according to the estimate of
the Paris Constitutional consist of
56S,000; and on the 1st of June, of
$4,000 men, Add to this $4,000 volun-
teers, which the country generally counts
upon in case of war, and there is total
of $4,000 troops, which may be thus di-
vided: Infantry, 390,97S; cavalry, S3,SOG
artillery, 46,492; engineer corps, l2,110;
military equipages, 1920; escadron cent
gardes, 10000 imperial guard, 29,SOO;
volunteers, $4,000. Total, 672,4O0 The
whole Of this vast array, however, is not
available for the purpose of foreign war,
for whenever the Emperor engages in
hostilities, it becomes thing of the first
Importance to provide against that most
dangerous of all contingencies-"a fire
in the rear" France is magazine ever
upon the point of an explosion and when
her ruler goes abroad to fight, it is mat
ter of imperative necessity to leave the
means to preserve the peace at home. 1t
is estimated that l75, 900 will be all that
is required for this purpose, leaving
100000 for operations against an enemy.
1t may not be a pleasant thing for a
mighty monarch to be thus under the ne
cessity, while he carries his arms into
other territories, to keep up an army to
overawe his own loving SUBJECTS but such
appears to be the case with Monsieur
LOUIS NAPOLEON, as it has been with his
predecessors and so long as it is the
custom of the country, perhaps he has
no right to complain. &C.,. &c.. ..-.,.,
The army of Austria amounts in the
aggregate to nearly 10000 men--a for
midable force, which, in case hostilities
should occur upon Austrian territory
would all be available Whether these
two great military powers are Or are no
about to engage in pulling each other t.
pieces, is question in respect to which
much is conjcotured, but little is known
| A remark of one Of the journals Of al
Eastern city, that "if Louis NAPoLEol
should see fit to strike; a conflict woulC
be inevitable" !" is at once eminently safe
and as wise as any thing we have seer
upon the subject. aa'l rfr. ..H m
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How TITS DoNE.-The following we clip
from the Louisville Journal:--"All our friends,
who have not paid their poll-taxes, are re-
quested to send their names and residences to
the Tax Collectors office, where persons will
be found who have volunteered to attend to
getting them out, and wait upon che tax-pay-
ers with the receipts" ~.
Capital thing, thatl A mans taxes to be
paid for him, and the receipt handed in at his
own house by gentleman of uavity and re-
spectability! Who would not like to live in
louisville? -lai - 19rs' .s.ad.' f-r1rT
Says the Louisville Democrat :-"PeOple are
inquiring how much each ofice-holder in Louis
vile has been taxed to pay up the poll-tax OF
the brethren. We have the assessment by
rumor, but should prefer to have it official
win the organ inform us the precise amount
for each officer? We presume tho watchmon
have paid we'll. They nominate and elect the
councilmen, and then the councilmen elect the
watchmen."
| The Poor AFRIc4Ss,--A letter from Ponce
Porto Rico, states that the leading planter
there, in league with the Captain General, hat
lately made up joint stock fund, for tine pur
chase of.negroes in Africa, and their importa.
| ton and, distribution ON profitable joint stool
| principles. On the 9Th ultimo brig, ladei
with eight hundred and fifty Africans, wa
driven ashore, when the negroes wore taken OF
and locked up In different places, previous l.
their so-called imprisonment.
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strangers and Citizens Requiring

French Travelling Bags Furnished,
French Travelling Gases Furnished,
Ladies' Dressing Cases, .. .
.fHlnr Ladies' Satcllels in Kid, o.,
Rich and Beautiful Broad Silk Fans, ,r ,...
%. Elegant Dress Hair Pins and Head Dresses
eai Turquoise Shell Tuck Combs,
'a ,ir7H Carriers in silk, Velvet and Kid,
Pearl and Shell Gard Gases, beautifully Carved, Il.
Pearl, Velvet, Leather and Silver Portmonnaies,
Jet Bracelets and Brooches naid in Godi
tnr' Steel, Gold, and Jet Bolt Buckles;
Elegant Pocket Knives and Razors,
Shell snuif Boxes. Shell Cigar Gases; M
Walking Canes In Gold, Silver, and Ivory Heads
The MorphE Ghess Men aAd Chess Boards;
0dor Cases, Jowsl Caskets, fQaff f4
Work Boxes, Cabas, Purses with Chains,
Writing Desks, Portfolios, Students Companions,
Lubin's handkerchief Ex tracts, 3' t''U NJ
Will ind them at j. ID. PARKS, L ...,.. d.
Z vni North East Corner Fourth aud walnut SIS
schuman's sweet. Catawba, Victoria
L. ,,s..q ,f Brand.
The pure Hice Of the Grape not fermented retain-
S JOHN ID. PARK,
S6O North East Corner Fourth and Walnut Sis.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-17

nUTCALT'S ELASTIC, METALLIC
" ROOFING Prices reduced to suit the timesi
The cheapest and best Metal Roofing now used. IT
can be put at any season of the year is prepared
ready for layngs and can be applied by any person
ing G required. Orders for Roofing from any part OF
the Ct untry, promg,ly 9lled, Caldwell GI. 20
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-17

The ladies of the First Presbyterian Church
will hold a Sale and Festival for Missions in
the Lecture-room of the Church on this (Thurs-
day)eyeniug, March IL. All are cordially in
vited. Admittance, One Dollar. .-....
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-17

EOHN GETZ, WHOLESALE DEALER IN
81 WHITE FLINT, GREEN & BLACK GLASS
WARE, No. Sycamore street, near steamboat land
ing, and between Front and Columbia, Cinennati
Brandy, Porter, Hook or Catawba, Claret or Beer
Bottles together with quart, pint and halfpint
merchants orders solicited and filled at low prices;
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ND DAVIS, SUCCESSOR TO HENRY
H0s HISE, Manufacturer of TRAVELLING AND
Bags, Satchels, etc. rhtt I
Walnut street, under Gibson House.
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II v. WHETST0N WHOLESALE
- DRUGGIST, and Dealer in Drugs, Medicines,
Paints Oils Colors and Dye-stuffs, Window Glass
and Glassware, fne Chemicals Perfumery and Toilet
articles northeast corner Pearl and Sycamore SITS.
J'incinnati Ohio fIFIT-r .F.sfr 81 an 60
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Amusements This Evening.

NEW NATIONAL THEATER-sycamorc street,
between Third and Fourth "Iove's Sacrtfce !"
WOODS STIiEATER-C Corner Sixth and Vine sts.-
uIondon Assurance;n Glove in Livery"
PIXIES OPERA HOUsE-Fourth street, between
Vine and Enthusiastically Italian Opera Com
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