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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-17

OUlS J. BOSSIEUX-
IL Manufacturer of Double Refined
STEAM CANDIES,
and Wholesale Dealer in .
Dom EoTIC AND FOREIGN FRUITS,
FRENCH CANDLES, CIuARA
TOBAUJO &c, &c.
Piyestory Building. No so Main street, Opposite
Richardson q Co,
e. RlCHMDSU, VA.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-17

sra FA JE1EK,
@939 SURGEON DENTIST,
Office On Main. below Pearl street. next door to P
above Msssrs Thos X Price 4 Co.'S Dry Goods store
The subscriber having removed to the above
house, would be pleased 10 see those with whom he
has engagements, and has made extensive preps-
ratioBs to serve the public generally. All opers-
tions performed in the most approved and scientific
style known to the Profession, and all work done
By himwar ansed to give satisfaction. fe 7-3m
,e4sn CLEAR WATER! CLEAR WA.
AaATER.-On hand at our Pottery, corner Of
V3fT 18th and Cary streets. a large supply of all
S0 sizes WATER FILTERS, which we are
selling st very low prices, and they very
raPid-flteripg from three to five gallons OF water
an hour-every family should have one.
KEESEE PAIR,
IA rfttroe
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G.. WENDLINGER.

>aa G. WENDLINGER,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
NJ No l.6 Main street.
.-1aa. Has lust received a beautiful and well 90
iected assortment OF SPRING GOODS, which he
is prepared to make UP In the most fashionable
style, and at moderate prices
5 MCELROY IL still associated with WFND.
LINGER " here be would be glad to see his friends.
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y DUsoH.

GOODS AT PRIME CU6T.-Having
" determined to discontipas the business Of La
rus Shine will SILL every article In their store
at cost or less. The stock ,nsists OF large and
xaried assortment Of FURN TuRE, such q Bofhs.
Cabinsts, Wash Stands. Tables. Redstsads. Mat
trasses. Cribs. Cradles. 10, ~; &c. Persons II want
Of the shove artcles avinf Of - Per csnt ean Be
js ss-s 70 LARus
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-17

T JDLAM s. HEINEKEN,
~ TOBACCO
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
NEF YORK,
Make liberal advances on consignments of Mann
featured and Leaf TOBACCO, FLOUR. &C, TO their
address HENRY LUDLAM,
ia Is-3g GUSTAV HEINEKEN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-17

. BOYS sHOES.-Parents aud
aD guardians having Boys Shoes to buy
will fDd an uIusual good etock to select FROM, at
No 43 Main street. sian of the Big Boot Amt ng
lining or binding; Boys medium thickness. sewed
Calf; Boys very Ine, heavy Calf pegged. very gu.
perior; Boys do do do do oxfjrd ries. Also youths
and Childrens', very superior. Call and see, at
NH VIM WALSH'S.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-17

TUSHIEGS & BAILEY,
" PUBLISHERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS II
BOOKS AND STA TON ERR,
No. 2Rk Baltimore street,
tVpposite Hanover st.
BALTIMORE. Mo-,
Oder full assortment ri
SCHOOL,
CLASSICAL.
LAW, MEDICAL,
and MISOELLANEOVe
b 10 % X
They are prepared 10 execute orders for Libraries
Colleges aud Schools, ION the most favorable terms.
Their stock of STATIONERY embraces all til
branches and contains q varied assortment.
m
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} GREAT REDUCTION IN HU
rEIl u pQ IGE Ia0Od,a <3k

- GREAT REDUCTION IN HTl
u THE PRICE OF HATS AND BOOTS ~
From Is to 20 per cent. saved by buying
MN from J. H. ANTHONY. Columbian Hotel
Moleskin Hats Of best quality, so; Do, second
quality, co.; Fashionable Silk Hats, 2 50
kine Calfskin Sewed Boots, 3 50 Congress Cater
Boots, 23; Fine Calfskin Sewed Shoes. Q Is.
j. d. ANTHONY has made arrangements with
one Of the best makers in the city of Philadelphia
% supply him with handsome and substantial
Caifskn Sewed BOOTS, which he will sell at the un-
precsdented low price Of THREE DOLLARS AND
HALF. &C I'D WITS
Aku FRENCH SHOES. re-
ceived. per steamer Arago, the following
sty les OF French work tor gentlemen
Gents Patent Leather Congress CATERS, Melie's
Gents Calf Congress Caters, light. Melies's make
. doubled soles "
:. Molier Shoes. stout.
{. Dali light. :"
square edge,
OF each Of the above sty les I have large supp!y
10 that gentlemen cannot fail to suit Themselves III
they will give me o call.
JN0 PAGE, JR,
re 10 doors above 7 II Price a Co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-17

AuaiE mss "a ,tas
s1s 80
! ! 4 sti:T i SMITHS
N II COMMISSION MERrHAN TT.
soe THE SALE OF
LCAF AND NaNtFAtILhEp 1UbASGO.
~ FRONT STREET r.rr uo,,
4, eAKuLk WORKS.
JOHN W. DAVIES,
YeAoTlCAL sT ONE GUTTER AND ~ AoR.
Main street. between ssh and 9TH ST..
wouu ments Of auW size or design. NADIA 20 order
II the b st Italian d American Marble.
rssra ,tsuliy inv the attention Of thoA in want
60 mr. sto> H. which ls the largest and bes finished
, NsortmesN Of MONUMENTS, TOMBS, H CAD PHI.
eSHs aud "A ANTLlte. to be found 10 the n II.
60 Frst 're,ajGms awarded by the virA 1nia Agrt
nsnrai SocA u. Arm Mechanics institute. SOS
My DRUG STORE. &. DAW-
" s>N WHOLESALE aud Retail Druggt {, corner
Main sxssisth etrcets has At all times on hand and
receiving wecky Per steamer, large an we'll
,cted sto.Eof ledicinee ranted fresh and pure
pa fumes; ,AiAhes of all descripttpns:
BfowsySh ,dsor Soap, &C
Lewis 2m Lead; Linseed OIL
Colors sTrPlnd Oil
Window GLASS Putty; Nader
indigo: Slutnine segsrs
,ncy eosee; tine Teas only
Matches, &c.
suitah'e for a nntry trade His retail department.
ia complate in vi ia varied branches.
MNnutaA tureref the celebrated D0rsar Cologne.
Say0pH0n. Ja ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-17

- FOR RENT-A three story brick
LII dwelling. situated on Grace, between 18th aud
~. e streets containing rooms. closets. stoIe
brick kitchen, two stories. and the u.ual oacS
huiidipRs all In perfec: order, gas, city wafer anu
culve ri on the premises: the neghborhood Is umsA
seotionabIe and to a good tenaat the rent Will De
seq per anuum. Apply 70 ~, rproN
mhls-at Corner of Wall and Franklin Sta
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. s of package OF 10 whole tickats,
= 10 half
10 quarter !"
- 10 eighth

Or WOOD, EDDY co, WlImlngton, UeI
~ list Of the ndmbers that are drawn from the
enttIed to- will be Published after every drawngin
the following papers: The Augusta Q'al Consti.
nationalist, New Orleans Delta, Mobile Regigter.
Nashville Gazette, New York Weekly Day Book,
Savannah Daily News, Richmond Dispatch,
Paulding Miss Clarion. and Little Book tAfk)
True Democrat. ia "a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-17

~ - cyzg1 RICHMOND AND
~ gPETERSBURg RAILROAD
FREiaHrS BErw kEN RICHMOND
AND NORTH CAkoLINA - From the 9th day az
March until the lst Of september next. the freight
and accommodation trains IN this road sili isaye
Richmond and Petersburg on MONDAY. WEDNKs.
DAY and FRIDAY. at O'Clock, A NJ, instead Of 3
O'Clock, as before.
Arrangements have been made by this COMPANY
for The prompt and punctusl forwarding and deiy'
cry Of all Produce Goods other articles offfesht
designed for transpo ~tation either way between
Richmond and points between Petersburg and IA.
leigh Ridgway, Greensboro, Salisbury, and Char.
lette, North Carolina, at low rates. without ar
chargNfor for war6inR, STORAGE &c All such arti
c.es sent to Richmond. thould be consigned and
plainly marked 10 the of the Freight Agent of
the Richmond and Petersburg Railroad, at Peters
burg" by whom they will b. promptly forwarded.
As TO the rates Of tols on the Roads south OF Pc.
which they require to be prepaid az far
rs Raleigh. infor nation may be tai at the Depot
Of this Company ut Richmond
I WTNNE. supt
Office r Co,
March 7. 1859. ! NH e-ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-17

- y TRAIN-CHANaE On
H0UKa-OD and AFTER NOVEMBER ISL, the Accom-
dation Train of this Company, will run daily iSun
days exceptsd) between Milford and RiehnonS.
leaving Milford AZ 10 A. NJ, and arrive In Rich
mond at 9 IS A. NJ. Returning, will leave Rich
mond at O'Clock P. b., and reach Milford ct 5 n
p. NJ, stopping for passengers at any point each
way.
FARE.-The same as on the Mail Traine.
5AM'L RUTH,
Superintendent Trains
OFFICE r. y. p. r. r. CoMPANY,l
Richmond Oct 2lst, 1855, ! oc u
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- NOTICE To OUR FkIENpS,
~sO CUSTOMERs. AND THE PUBLIC
GENERALLY.-We are now in receipt of our
spring supply of Ladies', Gentlemen's. Boys.
Misses, Children's and Servants Boots, Shoes Gal
ters and slippers of every description either with
without heels Also, materials of best quality that
can be imported from EUROPE and having In our
employ ment he best of workmen that can be had,
we have no hesitation in saying that We can turn
out work far superior TO any manufactured at the
North by any one. We also keep constantly on
hand large assortment of Ladies' and Gentlemen's
imported work, made expressly for US in Paris.
ALEX HILL h CO,
Importers and Manufacturers of all kinds of
Boots and Shoes. No III Main street,
md. Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-17

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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-17

Passengers breakfasts and sup &C Ashiand and a,Ds
on board tho comfortable Steamers between Aesfis
Greek aud Washington.
"a. For further Information. apply at this otae.
Brood street, EhOckoe Hill.
JAS B wINsToy. -
SaM'L RUTH, Superintendent.
OyYICp h.. y. r. X. X. Col
Richmond, Jan 81, 1859. ! jan
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MOLAHHkB.--6O bhls good RsOoilsd
nhS = EH sKIsKu ! a..
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-31
.ls-HItNERAI. NOTICE.-LO O
ns- THE BURR MILL STONE

MAKERS, of Cincinnati, held their first meeting
March 2Sth, 1859, and elected u President
Vice President Secretary and Treasurer; and, after
the President called the meeting to order, the follow
ing Resolutions adopted ....
Resolved That no man shall have right to work
for less than Sl2 ner week provided he can compete
In workmanship with tho best In the shop.
Resolved That we give every man notice who Is
working at the business to stop bis work and join
our Association.
Resolved That the Foremeu of the different shops,
or factories shall make up their own prices, and II
thoy do not get the same the hands requested to
stop work.
Rcsolved That the working time shall be no more
than ten hours per day and on Saturday, nine hours
shall constitute days work.
Resolved, That we will work four months for $40,
and eight months for Sl2 per week.
Resolved, That every member OF this Association
shall pay the sum Of twenty-five conts into tho hands
of the Treasurer
Resolved, That no man shall have q right to go Into
another shop and work. unless he gets tho price
as those who have worked there for some time.
Resolved, That every member of this Association
shall have right to keep every man out OF the shop
who Is not working ut the business at present.
Resolved, That If any jOurneyman comes to the
city, and has money, Will support him for
two weeks, If he can not get employment and Will
help him along all we cam il he Is an honest man.
Resolved, That no man shall go to work again till
they get the price they at first demanded.
Resolved, That will meet again on tho 30th of
March, lS52, at nine O'Clock A. NJ, at Workingnen q
Hall, and that Oyory man s required to attend the
meeting. II. SCHWEGMANN, Cor. Sec'y.
G. TIEKER, Secy.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-31

THB WATER WOREs.-The Ohio State Jour
nal of Tuesday has the following:
"The House yesterday passed bill to eu-
thorize Trustees of Water Works to purchase
or lease real estate for water works or reser-
voir, and make contracts generally, subject to
the approval Of the City Council; and the Coun-
Gil is authorized, on requisiton of the Trustees,
to borrow, for water,works purpose, $3.50, 900 on
the bonds of the city. Like most Of the gen
eral laws of this Legislature, this bill was con
trived for Cincinnati. The citizens there will
probably recognize it as n part of the old
scheme to lease some Democratic ground for a
reservoir. at an annual rental equal to that of a
principality. Tho Water Works Trustees and
the City Council have the thing In their own
hands, under this bill. The loan for further
contingencies will have to 60 through the form
of an election, but when the loan is presented
rs a Democratic measure, it is not likely that
voters, not ono-quartcr of whom expect to pay
any part Of principal or interest, will ever rs-
fuse to sanction so beneficial thing as loan
to be expended for improvements"
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-31

The Ohio State Journal is following up
the authors of the Treasury Investigation
Report with series Of hot applications
which must be any thing but comfortable
to those gentlemen. The fact that for
more than year, during the administra-
ton of BREsLIN, Messrs. EDGERToN and
MORGAN were cognizant Of the fact that
there was a concealed deficit in the treas
ury, is made palpablc by the publication
of their own correspondence.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-31

SERIOUS ArFMR.-On Saturday night, Mt
Springfield, Ohio, gentleman of Toutonic ex-
traction disoovered-says the Republican
facts which established tho crimnality Of his
wife and another Tcuton, boarler in his house.
At the discovery the aggrioved individual, be-
ing in possession Of a six-shootcr, shot the un-
faithful wife, instead of her paramour. The
charge hit her in tho "eye-b bali, Jinl," to use a
classical phrase, but, it consisting of nothing
more than newspaper item folded into a wad,
it did not prove fatal. If there had been a
ball in the pistol, the woman would have taken
the shooting more to heart. The matter is to
be the subject of legal adjudication.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-31
"The Blood is the Life Thereof"
Chemical Analyses of the Blood of Consumptiue

Chemical Analyses ofthe Blood of Consumptiues
Show deficiency of the Red Globules.
According to Liebig, these globues attract oxygen
from the air, and combustion Of the carbonaceous
particles of the blood ensueB, evolving animal heat
vitality; il follows, therefore, If they deficient,
vitality would be defective.
"ThO blood can not be deprived of certain guam
tity of its globules, without there resulting from
great prostration of the muscular system, very
marked general feebeness grave perturbotons Of the
tions Of digestion respiration and circuation+ Even
before auscutation detect the existence OF Con-
sumption, the blood globues are already diminished
and the blood exhibits the characteristics of that of
person who has been bled several times. As the
tuberees of the lungs advance the dminuion of the
globues grows more and more considerable, and, at
last, reaches its minimum when the lungs are filled
with cay csyitiSs" tAndrsl on the Blood Now It is
sition is in ratio with defective vitality; conse-
quently, If the gobnles, or hematosin deficient,
| Upon such Chemical and Physiological facts is
| based Mr.. Guiford's theory of the causes OF Con.
sumption Chronic Debility, etc, as set forth in his
1t is of course, impossible, in the brief limits Of n
circular, TO emhody and argue this theory. He can
merely say that he has presented it to tho consdera
States who admit its plausibility, and have hitherto
confessed their inability to critcise 1t. Admitting
its correctness the obvious inference is that in Com
sumption, and all other diseases of Chronic debility
defective vitality if the globules hematosin
deficient and analyses Of the blood in these diseases
show that II Is so the rational mode of treatment in
! to Increase their quantity in the blood
Now, the analyses Of these globnlos COr red blood
show that they are composed of iron, sulphur and
| phosphorus. He has Consequently, spent several
years of study in compromising preparation of these
clements 70 meet the object required, and now con
hdently offers his "HemRtogenc Sirup to the public
az the best preparation now extant for renovatinG
the beod increasing the strength, and aiding nature
For sale at No i2O West sixth street, one door eas
of Race. 23-AW
&S-ADVERTISE IN THE HOOSIEF
| STATE, LAwrenCeburR, Ind. mr26-AWf
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-31
HOME INTERESTS.

chronological Charts arc still obtain
able from the pen of that unqu,estionabe giant
in the Science of Mind, Professor Fowler. The
impression having got abroad that the Pro-
fessor had left the city, to the modification Of
some procrastinating souls, who hoped to have
had their bumps surveyed ard sketched before
he should take his departurs-but tarried till,
as they thought, it was too late-we now an
nouncc for their relief that two more days are
left them viz: this day and tomorrow. AS
the Professor is under engagements to COM
mence n course of lectures in Dayton, on Fri
day of this week, and in Cleveland on the 1lth
of April, he can be consulted at the Burnet
House, Cincinnati for to-day and tomorrow.
Those who wish to have charts of character
from the King Of Phrenoiogists had better
"hurry up"
Ball Is Thomas Photographs, Of ev-
cry size, are now taken at this establishment in
superior style.
Ladies' and Gentlemen can get their
Garments cleaned at Trechard's No. l So Fourth
street.
Most Beautiful--Those Photographs
taken at Governs, No. IA Fifth street.
Bishop, IS Fourth street, call partic-
ular attention to his fine Ambrotypes.
The resemblance between the LithO-
| graph of Cora De Wilhorst and the original is
not remarkably striking-the Lithograph being
much the best looking.
a..
Court street. is still in a Hourishing condition
taking Pictures beautiful and cheap.
To get good Melainotype, Stillman is
the gentleman to apply to. He inSureS cor
rect Picture always.
Magnificent Pictures are taken at the
Broadway Gallery of Art for the nominal sun
of twenty five cents. "WOnderful."
WOnderful!-TheA AlabastrIan Picturel
taken by Harlan & Wilson, on Fourth street
90 and see them.
An old Garment can be made to lool
rs well as new, by leaving it at Booker's, OF
Sixth street, near Vine. Try it.
Snowdon d Otte have now OH hand
very large stock of Curtain Goods of all kinds
Oil-cloths and every thing that comes unde
the head of House Furnishing Goods.
The Bread Manufactur by the Unio
Steam Baking Company is of very auperic
! quality. So say those who have used it. T
those who have not yet given it trial, W
would say do so at once.
: An excellent Picture of yourself o
e friends for only twenty five cents, at the Grea
y Western Gallery, 6S and 70 West Fourt
I street.
. Pictures inserted In Rings, Locket
and Brcaspins, as cheap as the cheapest, a
is and 20 West Fourth street.
who wants the New York Papers a
two O'Clock precisely each day? Let him ca
at Church's POst-ohice stand.
7 Attention is invited to the advertise
: mcnt of Messrs. j. NJ. Pickering n Co., who's
) stock of Dress Trimmings, which include th
, latest novelties, will be sold at reasonabl
prices.
See Home Interests on lst page
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-31
Names of few ell-known Persons Cure
-...-- by
DeGRATH'S ELECTRIC OIL,

1t totally impossible publish all the Certificates
Rheumatism.-Ex Mayor Sexton, Camden y; j.;
General WelSh Oirsgs PTSP5iettoE g. WSTd % EEsG E
i2th and Locust SIS, PhiIa NeqrSIsl sla-Dr. Wood,
Moods Museum 6 Ph% sotS SSeSgregp% Y 70 EARN @
sTed Sp'c csnnons SlS HSh cd Goates PEap HIP
Disease. Mrs Winters daughter, 80 Ridge Avenue
5h S and BTS%n s Fhs cre Anderscn
corner ~ and Wi9T StS., Philai; Edwin p Slim
join 5 al kaia, 3 South sxth street P6iia NeaTsiFio,
iyears.R. jenkins, 4.0liye st., Phlla. Stiff Neck
VIM. % J. BrcI $ North" North 10th St., Phia RheS@a-
iism IIeIgless..Mrs DiSkns3n III and Thompson,
Thompson, Phila, Pain in Back and Kidneys. Jas.
l. Pointer, EyansbuIg, Penn Swollen LimbsmJ T.
JSmes gi Poplar ST., p6ia. sprsined Foot"JSs 4;
ERgS W P6 m NnTtH on S g. PpS pSa S&
in breast Middleton, 80 North si2th St., Phila.
SprSined AnkleIJ Hess Front and Market E streets
Green, 10 Brandywine ST., Phiia. Neuralgia and
Caked Dreast-Mrs Mayland Proyiden1G;e Delaware,
Lane. Phila. RReumatism. Mrs. George Smith,
corner pS 10th 9th and and LOCUST Sis Phia Neuralgia and
Rhcumatism,-P. Felty, Chestnut Hill, Phiia. swol-
len spissT S2s North Broad st. Phis
Rheumatism.-NIr I. Johnson, Danville, Pa Chill,
Fever and oG%Hghk disughSS MGyer
ev Mr. %eiSS % Sdty Gouneil IS catR"rne street Mrs
Smith GgTSs g. $S%i
Ankle.-zH. G. r. Mcneil, Montgomery, Ala. Deaf
ness.-Robert Ware, Atlanta, Ga. Spinal Complaint
q years standing.-W. 2. Ringby, Montg9mery, Ala
5nIlammatory a n ACKNOWLEDGEMENT; @ Elkin Winnsboro'
Ky, Deafness; one bottle.-Mrs. J. G. Palmer, Ra
leigh, N G. Piles.-John Almonds, Augusta, Ga
Deafness.-Thomas G. Cox, Atlanta, Ga. Rheuma
tism-John D. Russell, % Chestnut street, Now York
Neuralgia.-S. G. Price, Roosevelt street, New York
Pain in Bgck.-Wm: LUCAS, 40 Baxter street, New
York. Old SUre-Wm Maddox, 10 Suffolk street
New York. Deafness.-H. Woods, ST., Hancock Co.
Ind John Taylor, indianapolis, Ind. Rheumatsm
Mr. w. blanchard 2l6 lltl street, phila : John Gin
ton, 70 North 9Th street, Phile; David Streittch,
Lyburn street, Phila. Sprained Wrst.-W. Frank
lin "a South sth street; John Pbe, iO6 Arch street
Pha Felon.-W. Kincade, "a sth St. Gout.-Jas
Logan, George street, Phila. Infammatory Gout
G; W. Humphrey, 5th and Dickenson streets, phila
Rheumatism.-NIrs. Sarah Sutton, 1872 South Eight
street, Phila.; g. Stetson; Fbert St., above Eighth
Phila. Sprained Ankle, also Enlargement Of Elboy
joint. Draper, 397 Market street. Phia Eruption
Head and Swollen Neck of little child, only yea
old, 2s 18th street. Avery remarkable cure. Burn
Hand Of son, and Swollen Breast of wife of d. #. Da
Wis, ESQ, Somerset Borough Pa. Erysipelas AM
| Rheumatism. b. Tree, Esq, Port Penn, Grail
Dealer. Rheumatism. Mr.. Williams, Merchan
| Tailor, New Castle, Del, and hundreds Of other
| that may be and talked with by any mr30
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-31

less at the instance of the City Council
We wonder how many of the gentlemen
who figured in that matter are candidates
for reelection this spring; and whether
the tickets are so arranged as to make
certain the success of the movement,
whichever party may elect
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-31
Amusements This Evening.

NEW NATIONAL THEATER--Sycamore street,
between Third and Fourth-"Maric Antoinette; or,
Tho Queens Nccklace;" "Bamboozline."
WOODS TIIEATER-COrner sixth and Vine stB. -
Tho Celebrated and Original Buckley Serenaders and
Ethiopian Burles1ue Opera Troupe.
SMITH \ NIXON'S HAbL--FOurth st., between
Main and Walnut-Matt Peel's Old and Original
Cnmpbells and Brass Band
Pixies OPERA H0USE-Fourth street. between
Vine aud walnut-Strakosch's italian Opera Com
pany. -.- ---.--..-. - -
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-31

A BILL has been stolen through the
Legislature TO give countenance to the
PENDLEToN property reservoir project
with power to borrow money, etc, doubt