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The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-23

BOARD OF CITY IAPRovEMEETs.-The Board
of City Improvements at their session yester-
day awarded the following contracts: .....
To Macadamize Price street, from Liberty to
Boal streets, to John Dorey to bOwlder Me-
Indy street, from Main to Clay streets, to BEN
jamin Barton; to pave the sidewalks on East
Plum street, from Stark street to Mohawk
Bridge, to Isaac Riner; to pave the sidewalks
on Hammond street, to Jetson Bainbridge; to
pave with limestone Hemmelgarn's alley, from
Hunt street to Union alley, to R. e. Smith.
The Clerk was directed to transmit to Coun-
Gil the following ordinances: To bowlder Grant
street, from Elm to Plum; to bowlder Bent
alley, from Melanchton to Wade streets; to
pave with limestone Kemble street, west Of
Harriet to pave the sidewalks on Perry street.
The following resolutions were adopted: To
authorize the Commissioner to clean the cul-
verts from Hamilton Road to Mohawk Bridge,
and Franklin and Sycamore streets. 30
The Commissioner was authorized to repair
Western row, from Findlay to York streets.
The expense of repairing accepted streets fol
the last week was as follows; Western Dis
triet, $22; Eastern District, $ls rs. ,fvx
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-23

ERIcssos's CALoRIc ENGINE AND THE AMERI-
CAN LEGION, X. G.. Cat twelve O'Clock last
night, while this paper was being printed off
on its frat side, the American Legion, X. G..
c., holding its first ball at tho Melodeon, Zone
half square distant during an interim visited
the Daily Press rooms for the purpose of wit
Messing the "Grest Ericsson" which, IT ~ we'll
known, propels our Lightning Cylinder Press.
The company is composed of material of high
order. The poet of the West is among the
number. We must not be too modest to ac-
knowledge the truo compliment paid us. Every
one subscribed for the Daily Press. May
Heaven bless every body, particularly the Ia
dies of the American Legion, X. G. CT
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-23

A CONSTABLE oUTRAGED.-Elsa Hill, con-
stable of the Seventeenth Ward, few days ago
became intoxicated, and was arrested and
lodged in the Station house, where he was-as
drunken men are apt to be-a little noisy.
Yesterday morning he was handcuffed to a
negro, and taken to the Police Court; where,
upon charge of disorderly conduct, he was
fined $6, and for abusing officers sent to City
Prison ten days. Mr.. Hill, We have been in
formed, is very quiet whom sober, and was we'll
known to those who arrested him, and under
the circumstances the penalty seems far more
heavy than just. t. tm
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-23

FALL OF BARLEY.-The two and half-stOry
brick building situated opposite the 1ndiaAhp-
oils and Cincinnati Railroad Depot, and oocu-
pied by Messrs. Stewart, Anger & Co. as pro-
duce and grain warehouse, fell down yesterday
morning about seven and half o'clock. For
tunatsly no one was in the building at the
time. The cause of the accident was the poor
construction of the building, and the immense
amount of grain stored therein. Asmall frame
stable adjoining the warehouse, in which wore
two horses, barely escaped being crushed by
the fall, The house itself is perfect wreck.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-23

MECHANICS AND MANUFAcTuRERs' Ex-
CHAHaE.-At an adjourned meeting of the Ne
chanics' and Manufacturers Exchange, held at
Greenwood Hall last evening, the following
persons were added to the list of members,
viz: Central Insurance Company, I. Bruce,
James Pollock, W. B. Bisby, j. Bogart, James
Dunlap & Co., Johnston, Morton & Co., Jo-
seph Foster Co., r. NJ. White, John X.
Green, L. swartz, R, Bannon, NJ. Finegan,
William Thomas, J. H. Kelly, William Dunn,
John Kean, Stewart & Lappe, and Miles
Greenwood. .....
The meeting was well attended, and the besi
of feeling prevailed. Speeches were made by
A. B. Latta, G. W. Runyan, and others, which
were listened to with marked interest by tn,
audience.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-23

PROCEEDINGS OF THE COUNTY COMMISSION
ERs.--At their session yesterday, the County
Commissioners passed resolution to meet, at
their request, the Commissioners of War
rem and clermont counties, at Loveland, on
Wednesday, to-day, to consult with them in
regard to bridge, to be built across the Lit
tie Miami, at that place.
A petition was rece ived from E. G. Walden,
praying the construction of bridge, or
oulvert, over the West and Middle Forks Of
Pleasant Run, in the county road leading from
Cincinnati, Hamilton and Mt. Pleasant Turn
pike-road to Springdale, and referred to the
County Civil Engineer, with instructions to re-
port.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-23
Price One Cent.
HOME INTERESTS.
PhrcnOlOgy-T The Subject Examined

Phrenology-The Subject Examined
AND OBJECTIONS AYswKRED. Tonight Pro-
fcssor Fowler lectures on the real mission Of
this Science of Mind in teaching the world how
to live In order TO accomplish the greatest good,
and to elevate Man to the position for which
his Creator designed him.
During the day Professor Fowler gives pri-
vate examinations in Parlor No. 2 Burnet
House; entrance on Vine street.
Winder's Picture G Gallery is so crowded
nowadays that he says he will have to en-
large We like to chronicle such facts.
Harlan's new style of Pictures, re-
Gently imported from Europe, called the Ala
bastrine picture, is worthy of especial atten-
ton. f' j.u. .
The Central Dining Saloon Is the most
popular eating place in the city, and It's pro-
prietor, John Macdonald, will always be found
on hand. f.J t
Ball u Thomas Pictures are pro-
verbal for their beauty and originality-es-
pooially those Photographs, which they get up
A. NAS HiSnN SNioiioh ebyAo.
stillman's is the place to get your
phis taken. His style of taking pictures is
generally admired. sd r.
Mr.. Booker, OH Sixth street, near
Vine, pays particular attention to the reno
vating and repairing of soiled garments.
Books on Phrenology, Physiology,
self-culture, Memory, Marriage, and all OF
Fowler & Wells publications, are sold whole
sale and retail by A. Hutchinson, Vine street
above Fourth. ...
MFR. Cowen, of No. ~ Fifth street, has
lately associated with him Mr.. Bloom, formerly
of No. Ia Fifth street. Two such artists as
these are sufficient guarantee as to the quality
of their work. r.. ......
[Sss Home hterests on I'd pass.1
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-23
ADJUSTMENTS.

WOODS THEATER.-The Walters are still
drawing good houses to the above establish
ment. Tonight they appear as "Master Wal
ter" and as "Julia" in the celebrated play of
The HmehJack. We understand that the le.
gitimato will give way this week to new and
varied attractions, Of which wo will speak more
at length hereafter. ... .t..I..
NATIONAL THEATER.-To-night Miss
Vandonhof appears at the Old Drury as "Lady
Macbeth" She is quite clever actress, and,
as the ambitious wife of tho "Thane Of Cav
dor" will, we doubt not, entertain her hearers
TO the top of their bent. Tho afterpiece is the
lhughable Irish farce of Paddy Miles, Boy.
PIXIES OPERA HOUsE.---This magnih-
cent temple was more than filed last night, to
hear Normd--we say more then filed, for there
were about three hundred more persons present
than seats to accommodate them. Parodi sang
her music with spirit and effect Madame
strakosch was in excellent voice, and perfect
storm of applause and enthusiasm was pro-
duced by the rendition of the famous duett
"Hear me, Norma" by these two artists. The
Opera was dressed in excellent taste, and will
draw again full house, for "Casta Diva" as
sung by Parodi, is worth the whole price of
admission, while her acting throughout the
part contains in itself sufficient attraction to
draw to it's next representation all who wit
messed It last night. This evening, II will be
remembered, the whole troupe appear in CON-
cert, and ON Saturday give matinee, at two
O'Clock.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-23
SPECIAL NOTICES.
''The Blood is the Life Thereof"

Chemical Analyses Of the Blood of Consuu,piiues
Show deficiency Of the Red Globules.
According to Liebig these globules attract oxygen
nom the air, and combustion of the carbonaceous
PARTICLES OF the blood ensues evolving animal heat or
itaity II i1lSws therefore, If they we're deficient,
a., The blood can not be deprived Of certain guam
uty q ne gl0bules, without there resulting from It
marked general feebleness grave perturbatons Of the
nervous system, aud various disorders Of the unc.
ons OF digestion, respiration and circulation Even
sumption, the blood globules are already dminished.
and the blood exhibits the characteristics of that of
person who has been bled several times. = As the
gobules grows moro and more considorable, and, at
last reaches iis minimum, when the lungs filled
with fayitiss" Andral on the Bloodl Now, It is
siton 10 in ratio with defective vitality conse-
quently, II the globnles, hematosn were deficient
tuberculous deposition would be increased.
based MIR. Guilford's theory of the causes Of Con-
sumption Chronic Debility, etc, as set forth In his
recent lecture at Smith Nixon's Hall.
circular to embody and argue this theory. He can
merely say that he has presented It to the considera
ton OF the most eminent ghyscians IN the United
confessed their inability to crtlcse It, Admitting
Its correctness the obvious inference is that in Con-
sumption, and all other diseases of Chronic debility
deficient and analyses OF the blood in these diseases
show that II so,) the rational mode of treatment s
to Increase their quantity in the blood,
show that they are composed Of iron, sulphur and
phosphorus. He has, consequently, spent several
years OF study In conpoundng preparation of these
hdontly offers his Hematogenc Sirup to the public
| as the best preparation extant for renovatinl
the blood INCREASING the strength and aiding nature
For sale at No. 100 West Sixth street. one door east
| of Race. .. 23-AW
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-23

TIE Ball of the American Legion, X. G. c.,
last night, at Melodeon Hall, passed of to the
intense satisfaction of all who were present.
Spencer G. Reeves "discoursed most eloquent
music" to which the gallants and rose-lipped
girls together danced away the dreamy hours
until they whispered of the MORN and then,
weary with pleasure, the gentle vOtaries of
Terpsichore retired, their bosoms in vOluptuous
heavinge keeping time to tho memory Of the
music and their joy.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-23

A PAIR of horses attached to country
wagon, ran away, on the corner of Barr and
Mound streets, yesterday afternoon, and broke
the vehicle almost to atoms. They were re-
turned to the owner, who, with a philosophy
which was somewhat astounding, was found
quietly drinking a glass of beer, at house
near Fifth street, and seemed angry that they
had not been allowed to run on.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-23

UNITED STATES CouRrs.-F. g. King & Co.,
Of Philadelphia, yesterday brought suitagainst
Geo. Cooper & Co., dry goods merchants, on
Pearl street, in Chancery, for the purpose of
setting aside an assignment, which was made
by defendants to Judge e. Woodruff, and ask
ing for distribution of the proceeds of a sale
of their effects in the hands of the assignee.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-23

INQUEST ON THE JACOB STRADER.-Coroner
Carey was yesterday called upon to hold an in
quest upon the body of a man named Elias
Cunningham, who died night before last while
on his way to this city, on board the Jacob
StrAder. He was i'll when he went on board
the boat, most probably from the effect of dis
sipation. A verdict was rendered of death by
some disease unknown to the Jury. He, it is
said, leaves wife and two children in Louis
Vile
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-23

q PEhsoEAL.-Cora de Wilhorst, who has been
i'll for a short time, in New York, ia expected
to arrive in the city this morning, and will ap-
pear in opera some time during the week.
Piccolomini has been re-engaged by Manager
Ullman for six months, and will appear in OPP
era in the West some time in May.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-23

ASSAULT WITH INTENT TO KILL.-Henry
schroover, who was committed to Jail a short
time ago in default of bail to await trial for
burglary, is now lying at the Hospital, quite i'll
from the effects Of an assault alleged to have
been committed by F. Sanders, B. Winthrop
and L. Bich. Justice Ernst, of Millcreek, yes
terdsy committed these persons to the County
Jail, to await their trial upon the charge of as
sault with intent to kill. .a .a
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-23

ACCIDENT ON SECOND STREEr,-At a machine
shop on Second street young man named
Harley few days ago lost his left arm, which,
being caught In some Of the machinery, was
torn completely of, and besides this he was
injured otherwise quite seriously.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-23

The regular weekly meeting of the Tenth
Ward Club took place last night at the German
Institute. Hassaurek and Meyers spoke to the
assemblage in German, and considerable en-
thusiasm was manifested.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-23

LUMBERMEE's EXCHANGE. The adjourned
meeting of the gentlemen connected with the
recent movement for establishing Lumber
mems Exchange took place yesterday, at the
Mechanics Institute, at two O'Clock, Philip
Hinkle, Esq, in the chair. This meeting was
assembled for the purpose of receiving the re-
port of the committee appointed for preparing
bylaws, and reporting the names of officers for
the government of the association. Only few
persons attended. The report went dead against
the necessity of such an organization, and
counssled an immediate dissolution. Here
is:
In the opinion of your committee the object
sought to be accomplished by this association
can be more successfully arrived at by a union
of the members Of the organization with the
Mechanics and Manufacturer Exchange, re-
Gently organized in this city and they would
respectfully offer the following resolution for
your adoption, viz; 7.a.
Reselred, That It is inexpedient to continue
the Lumbermen's Exchange, and that we
hereby dissolve our connection as a separate
organization, and recommend all persons en-
gagged in the lumber business TO become meni-
bers Of the Mechanics and Manufacturers' Elk
change. [Signed,l
JOHN w. GREEN, p.
/" L4 FRED. RAMMELSDURG,
~ s.a, P. MILLER,
r. NJ. WHITE.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-23

BURGLARY IN WADE SrREEr.-A house in
Wade street, occupied by man named Jere-
miah Buckley, was entered night before last
and robbed of about $40 worth of silver plate,
and $50 or $50 worth of wearing apparel.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-23
Departure of Trains.
LOCAL NEW y.

88- CARRIERS, News BOYS AND AGENTS sup
piled with "Daily Press" at go cents per hun
dred, IL. t
{ y CASH INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE. ....
No papers sent from or leave the Office till
paid for. Advertisements to be paid at time
Of ordering. t2 l.sf.r '. r
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-23

) A MAN named James Thompson was arrested
yesterday and lodged in the Ninth-street Sta
ton house, upon the charge of having stolen
a pair of pants from Jacob Conrad. He will
answer the charge before Judge Prudon to-day.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-23

The advice of the committee was Immediately
adopted, and the meeting broke up. As we
were leaving, one of the gentlemen--rathe
large proportioned specimen of the Bimana
order-said to us: "Don't fail to represent
the meeting as large and respectable;' for, you
see, am large and the rest are respectable"
IA laugh.1 tr....,.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-23
WESTERN MUSEUM.
GAS Il NJ q
,RUPTURE.

R6.DANIELS' RADICAL CURETRUSS,
~ the only truss knew, by which Herpts can be
guppeEIers shoulder RTsces Suspensors Elastic and
OF the treatment OF all Physical Delormities, club
Feet, Bow-Legs, Knock Knees, Weak Ankles, Pa.
Tslysis IN EhSteysr part, Spinal Affections, and all
ofise and o[EH9stituts, No. "a wOst Fourth street,
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-23
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Mayors Proclamation.

MAYORS OFFICE,
. '.. Cincinnati, March 22d, 1859.
FNHE QUALIFIED ELECTORS OF
"A the city of Cincinnati are hereby notified that
the Annual Election for City and Township Oficers
VIII be held In said city, at the places to be designa
ted by the City Council, on MONDAY the 4th day of
April, A. D. 1859, for the following Officers, viz:
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-23
BOARDING.

R0ARDING = One or two Gentlemen can
NE obtain pleasantly furnished room, with board,
in a private family, at No. 1O1 Longworth street,
hD accommodated with room and board, at No. 10
George street. mr22-B
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-23
On the City Ticket /:

On the City Ticket; .rr
Judge Of Superior Court; H
Judge of Police Court ...
City Solicitor;
City Auditor; .. ..-.
City Treasurer;
City Civil Engineer:
Prosecuting Attorney of the Police Court;
Clerk Of the Police Court;
City Commissioner, (full term);
Trustee Of Water Works, I"
Wharf Master, three years;
Superintendent of Markets;
One Ward Trustee (Councill for each Ward;
One School Visitor for each Ward.
On Township Ticket:
One Constable for each Ward
One Assessor for each Ward, ..-
On said 4th of April the Judges of Election WILL in
their respective Wards select udcious persons hav-
ing the of electors TO serve as Petit
in the Superior Court of Cincinnati, according
t9 the following apportionment, certified to by the
Clerk of said Court
First Ward. .........32 Tenth Ward .............lO
Second Ward. ..........,. Eleventh 81
Third Ward..".........i0 Twelfth Ward ......... .55
Fourth Ward .........37 Thirteenth Ward .......26
Fifth Ward ,,.......".35 Fourteenth Ward ..... SO
Sixth W9Td.,..,..."...3l Fifteenth Ward 40
Seventh Ward ...".,."..H Sixteenth Ward ...... 81
Eighth Ward..."...... 40 Seventeenth Ward.....l le
Ninth Ward.".,.....,...35
PH- The Polls will be opened between the hours OF
and o'clock In the morning. and close at o'clock
p. NJ.
mh2s-tt N. W. THOMAS, Mayor
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-23

EOTICE-TIMB CHANGED.
Doors open at sN O'Clock; Performance commences
at tx O'Clock,
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-23
PIExE'9
Opera House.
MAMMOTH CONCERT.
Unprecedented Combination Of Talent
ON THE SAME EVENING,
PIXIES

ADMISSION 81 90, including choice of
On which occasion ALL THE PRINCIPAL ART.
ISTS Of NJ. Strakoschs italian Opera Company, Solo
Payers including the powerful Chorus and the grand
Orchestra, will appear. Itf
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-23

PRICES OF ADMISSION.
Dress Circle and Parouette so Csnts Family Circle,
70 cents. ..i.
Last night but two Of the engagement of the dis.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-31

der cloud at svs-ing. And this ~eathsf eontins
ues uninteryuptellv Tor thrss solld monlhs. -
Speaking of she wind here Il blows IN reality
aud no mistske--pot . sudden gust which whl
bend the ersat trsss, but one continued. stsAdy,
heavy blow, whiehI hsys know 70 last for week,
without relaxing enough 10 let the trees straighteu
themselves. TIE vast prAfiss,, strstching ess for
thousands Of miles 10 the north and west Of %,
offer no resistance 10 thu winds. and this perhaps
accounts for their styeugth and force.
We have thundsfc clo6ds IN the summer occa-
sionally, which aks Hike elsewhere.
except that thsy come up with most astonishing
quiokness. ! have repeatedly been on the. Miss.
issippi In skif. twenty rods from shore, and
have seen storm ooming UP, but knowing that
could row sshote In forty seebnds, / have waited
for the first advancing breeae. and often have
found II impossible to got ashore for the storm
would come with sudden rush, and drive the boat
nearly to the other side Of tho river
TO m coNTfNUEp,1 f Hss
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-31

- STOLEN, from my farm near Howardsvile on
rYTSf Wednesday week, GREY HORSE, three or
ft four years old medium size Twenty dollars reward
d m.n II ~ = ne Hnrae ~ j. O. LEWIS,
va on, "a "a A.. Scottsyllc, klbemare Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-31

rv- tsrH ~ LAwaProsiss 10 represent stock ID hei,
general mssting shal only bs valid for the q two year
'Ga ri Peps epss sdssrsns sol The Company WIN copy
nuR11 -till14seDt .
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-31
HIGGINBOTHAM ACADEMY.

FElliiS institution located In the immediate vicinity Am
Court House, and win bo under the
Of Mrs. NJ D. Winn AMI Mr. w. u. Terry, rs principals Mr.
Terry, who the Universally OF yuwi have
The entire control Of the Male department In higher
devote her attention 10 The Female department. Grs winn
will instruct Muse and have charge of the rtine detart
nen The Trsecs have great Confidence In the serera
tcachcrsey have all had experience their requirements are
sof high order aud they have heretofore ap.
,"sslsI viii IT, moral aud iasss,ss assaeaoas
SAMUEL NJ. GAltLAND,l
WM Y; fMoaPsoN,
WA. T. COLEMAN,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-31

PROF. COUCH AND LADY,
RE stopping the Washington House inr the purpose Of
"A teaching PAINTING AND DRAWING, in THAR sarious
branches.
The following Of the Styles yiz
Architectural, Mahematica Perspective and Marine Draw
ing and Sketching from Nature
Canvass and Photograph Painting In OIL
Grccan Pearl and Antique Painting and Gliding Glass;
Drawings coored in permanent cors, equal 10 the finest
colOred Lithograph;
Fancy Sign Painting in all its varieties;
e Ladies and Gentlemen invited TO call and examine
Specimens [aug bdlm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-31

SnAA YARDS, more or less Of Fast Colored IAvnt Il
DyJNJO 10 cts per yard, worth % cents >
Also SWISS Book Jaconet India Indian White Masns
lust received and for sale cash store, a email profit
cost lang t1diEsl JSo. J. PUgvIs, Agent.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-02-08

9Th. 1t is alleged in the memorial, that there
are citizens of Indiana, who hold leases of
water power from the State, dated long be-
fore the canal passed into the hands of the
Trustees, and it is legal question of much
Importance, as they ask to be protected, to
determine what their rights and interests are;
what the duty and liability OF the State
And after that consideration, TO act deliber-
ately in the honorable discharge of legisla-
tive duty, without sensitive fear, particular
ly when this House was, in advance, pledg-
ed against any act by which the canal
should be taken back, or the debt for which
it was surrendered re-assumed.
The protest was signed by VIM. K. Ed
wards, James E. Blythe William Smith.
John Comstock, R. A. Clements, Aquilla
Nebeker, George w. Massey, S. Wheeler,
Nelson McLain, S. H. Johnston, H. R. Clay
pool.