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The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-10-26

PoCKET-BooK FoUND.-A large pooket-boo
containing sundry bills and papers of value
was found floating in the canal near the
Brighton house, yesterday, by Martin Leagel,
and given to Officer Williams of the Twelfth
Ward, who took 1t to the Ninth. street Station
house, where the owner may now find it,
Among the papers it contained was pass port,
granted by the French Government through
the Prussian Embassy, to Theodore John Knik-
kink, and dates October Is, 1866. How it
happened to be in the canal, or whether its
owner was not also in a similar predioament,
is not known
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ADJUSTMENTS.

WOODS THEArRE-THIRD NIGHT OF Mr..
AsbERsos.- Quite fine audience last night attended
Woods Theater to' witness Mr.. Anderson imper-
sonation of "Hamlet." It was beautiful portrait
The "0pheia" Of Mrs Eilsler was a clever perform.
snce, and the sweet music the part was sang touch
ingly and with effect. Tonight Mr. Anderson will
and as "Duke Aranza,'' In the HoNE,N MOON,
SMITH 4 NTYOy's HALL.-Rumsey and
NeTcomb's Campbell Minstrels drew splendid
audience last night; both in numbers and quality.
Their performances were good in every part, and
those VIII? heard them were undoubtedly delighted.
They again appear this evening.
CONCERT BY MRs. DREw.-This excellent
vocalist will give Concert at Smith Nlxop's Hail.
on Thursday evening the Sd prox., assisted by MIR.
Nj: II. Morgan, q basso from New York, where il Is
said he has considerable reputation.
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The COUNCIL INVESTIGATING CoMNIrrBE.--
The committee appointed by tho City Council
for tho purpose Of investigating tho charges Of
corruption in regard to the passage Of the
Street Railroad ordinance, met last night, and
examined ono witness only. 1t will meet
again on ThursdayIevenine next, and, as it has
determined to attach all witnesses who have
been summoned and failed to appear, it is quite
likely the meeting will cause some develop
monts.
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RESIGNATION AND APPrINrMENT.-Mr. Chas.
M. Steele has resigned his position as news
agent on the Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton
Railroad. Mr.. S. has occupied this place for
some years, and beside rendering himself a
favOrite with the officers on the road, has been
quito successful. The vacancy thus caused
will be filled hereafter by Mr.. H. M. Sto-
phenson.
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CASE OF ILLEGAL VorING.-John Reith, who
was charged with illegal voting some time ago,
but whose case has been continued from time
to time until yesterday, was discharged
jury having rendered q verdict Of not guilty
after careful hearing Of the testimony, and
an absence of half an hour for consultation.
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MANS Arm BRoKEN.-A man, whose name
we were unable TO learn, while engaged in lift
ing very heavy stone yesterday afternoon, on
the corner Of Third and Race, had his arm
broken and his hand so crushed that it will, in
all probability, have to be amputated. Tho
stone, after it had been partially raised, slipped
from his grasp and fell upon his arm, injaring
1t as we have stated.
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TERPsIcHoREAN.-The first party given by
the pupils Of Mr.. and Mrs. Shank, this season,
will take place at National fall tomorrow
evening. An excellent timD is anticipated,
and those who are fond either of " tripping the
light fantastic toe," or of he lring good music,
will find 1t capital place 10 which to spend
the evening.
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FUNERAL.-The members of Washington
Fire Company No. l, of Storr's Township, yes
terday afternoon attended the funeral Of Mr..
John Snyder, one of their number, who died
day or two ago quito suddenly. They have
determined to wear badges Of mourning for
thirty days as tribute Of respect to the mem-
ory OF their departed companion.
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FOR SALE.

NN0R SALE-A corn-meal, family flour,
n or choppsd stuff grinding apparatus consisting
OF one second hand (well worn, but yet good and
slro1g1 four horse threshing.powsr Thirty feet OF
tualed Tom Thumb Grist Mills, nearly new, and all
IN complete running order without further expense
Tor fixtures. Having for the above, will sell
the whole for $40, ond deliver at railroad, river or
CANAL will exchange for a!safe family horse, and
pay difference. WIN. IL. CLARK, No. 496 Fourth
street, Cincinnati. oc26a*
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AN OLD LARCENY CASE FINALLY DIsPosEb
oF.--Margaret Folly, as our readers are al
ready aware, was arraigned before Justice
McFall charged with stealing some money
from man named Riley, while he and her
husband were asleep together in her house.
The Magistrate yesterday heard the test-
mony in the case, and held the woman to bail
in the sum of 5000 to answer tho charge be-
fore the next term Of tho Court of Common
Pleas
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CITY MATTERS.

UNITED STATES CouRr.-In the United States
Court, yesterday, William Ferguson, who had
been indicted by the Grand Jury for passing
counterfeit coin, was discharged; the jury
deeming him innocent of the charge.
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Steamboat Register.

ARRIVALS. = Denmark Portsmouth J.; Melroses,
Maysvile; Undne, Pittsburgh; Boston, Louisville |;
Clipper, Big Sandy; Prioress, Madison; /; Dunelth,
Neville.
DEPAnruRE.-C Cambridge, New Orleans; Boston,
Louisville Sslrose Maysville; Undue, st. Louis
Prioress, Madison Ounleth, Neville; Dollis Webb,
New Orleans Clipper, Big Sandy.
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lBy Telegraph
Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, October 25-M.
Flour firm at So 81. Wheat buoyant: sales 10000
bushels at 81 25l IS for White, and 81 2Ol % for
Red. Corn Arm at 90@l97c. for White and Yellow.
Provisions quiet Mess Pork Sl55s; prime, Sll %.
Bacon Sides lOsSc. Whisky dull at 2Sc.
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EN0R SALE-A FIVE year old black horse,
n II hands high, warranted gentle and sound.
Darling twO-horso power and saw table, complete,
having been used only two months; are as good as
new Also, n cord wood cart. All of which will
be sold separate together Inquire at grocery West
corner of Fifth and Person- streets. oC26d+
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ATTENrIoN.-We would call the particula,
attention of the public to the advertisement Of
Mr.. J. B. Owings, No. 27 West Fifth-street
Mr.. 0. will furnish every variety of game, 10.
during the season at reasonable rates. Bg
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FOR RENT.

EN0R RENT-A Lotto feet front on
49, BIHsdway rgnnlRg ~ min through to %. canal basin lSo
Sal. sheds thereon, on same street. between Eighth
and Ninth,s Apply to DR.. Ames, West cerner
street. Oc2sdF
NN0R RENT-Front Office and second floor
u for rent at No. 20 Front-street, between Main
aud Walnut. oclshf
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New HALL,-The Marian Gymnastic As.
sociation have so far completed their new hall,
on tts-street, that it will be ready for ded-
ication in q few days.
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EH0R SALE OR TRADE-A magnificent
a steam and water. power flooring and saw mill ;
% acres of land in Highland County, 0hio only run
eighteen months, and now doing good busness--tO
trade for dry goods or clothing.
Also, a No. steam saw-mil, with 2OS acros of land
NJ Ross County, Ohio.
Also, farms of all descriptions In Ohio and Indiana
Tor sale and trade.
Also, lands in Indiana, Ohio, Illinois, Missouri and
Iowa, TO trade for jewery, books, liquors, or dry
goods. A. b. MCNAMARA, 2O6 Main-st. oc25bs
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AMOUNT RECEIVED FOR LIoENsEs DURING THE
PAST WEEk.-Mr. Charles Belts, the Mayors
Clerk, informed US that he had received and
paid into the City Treasury, during tho week
euding yesterday, $6l9 06, which he had re-
ceived for licenses from the following sources:
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w man who speaks English and German, as por.
ter in n wholesale dry goods store Good reference
given. Address II. b., this office. oc25d*
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XNILLIAM H. BALDWIN, ATTORNEY
~ aud Counsellor at Law, Chase's Building
bird street, doors East Of Main. IU
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"ANTED-TERRIER PUPS-9AS
vv To trim their Ears in superior style. ASY-sec
Will keep them week If necessary-at the stables on
F0urth. OC25b*
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WANTED--AS SITUATION--By a young
w man from the country, in some business house
"A this city-has had two years. experience in the
Dry Goods and Grocery business, snd is q good ac-
couutant. Best of reference given as to character
and ability. Address II. q. s., this Office or inquire
Of NJ L. Burdsal g. Co., south east corner of Main
and Seventh-streets. oc2ybs
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WANTED--AGENTS and others to call
anD examine the cOrn-husker, cato fastening,
We Ter, knife poisher, -sharpeners, and
YSrety of other things, rst.rate to travel WITH at
GRANT, PITTMAN 4 Co.'S,
OC6e0ddws No. West Third street.
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WANTED-T0 EENT-A HOUSE for
w small family, containing about three or four
rooms and Kitchen. Distance not to exceod ten min
nlEs walk from Fifth. street Market. Address or
eau personally at No. i29 Fifth street, in the cigar
hlUIp. OC2t.aMf
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"ANTED TO RENT-A HOUSE-Of
w about six rooms, rent from $500 to s300 mar
year. Address (stating situation and terms) III H. s.
at this Office or Post0iice box 554, Oe25bs
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"ANTED-SITUATIONS--F For cooks,
w chamber nurse, sewing, and dining.room
s,Is wsshwomen h, and girls for general work Also,
ers apprentices, errand boys men and boys for all
line Of work, at my Office 307 Elm and Ninth streets,
OC2jbs THOMAS BUCHANAN
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"ANTED TO RENT--A small house of
w about four rooms, in good neighborhood, for
a small family. Good references given. Address j.
A. g., Methodist Book Concern. Oc25bs
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AN0R SALE-LEASE AND FIXTURES Of
a. n bakery and grocery stand. Inquire South.
west corner of Front and Plum streets. oc25aw
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wANTED--WET NURsE-One without
w child preferred. Apply at b hixth street,
between Vine and Walnut-rooms Nos. 10 and H.
Toc1bhs1
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. - By q Drug
w gst.. Can give reference. Is a single man.
Speaks English, German and French, and has COM
Office. oc25-bS
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LOST.

y .OST-A WHITE POINTER DOG o.
IL Tan ears, split half an inch; tan spos5Re-SN
on back, near tail. Answers TO the name Of BEN A
suitable reward will be given by returning him to
No. II Pierson-strset, near Hamilton and Dayton
DerOt. OC16bt
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. By young
" man, with thorough knowledge of Mercan-
t,lo affairs. Speaks English, French aud German.
GARY, this office. Oc25bs
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BOARDING..

ROARDING-0ne or two gentlemen can
if reauired) Apply at 81 Ninth street, between Wal
nut and Vine. oc26bs
ROARDING-Severa gentlemen can bo &C.
uD comnodated with board at 1911 Broadway, be-
tween Fifth and Sixthstreets A second story front
room vacant. Also, accommodation for fow day.
boarders. oc2bbS
ROARDING-Two gentlemen can obtain
ID pleasant furnished room, with sood board in
private family, where there arc few select board
ers, at lO7 Iongworth.street, between Elm an Plum
Terms moderate. Oc2bb*
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VNILLIAM DISNEY, ATTORNEY
w AT LAW, Chase Buildings, No. 6 East Third.
,ztreet. .r'. sep5-ay
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El0R SALE-0mnibuses, Peddler Wagons,
N Spring Wagons and Buggies.
j. II. PALMER,
ocl2-smeods Bank street Omnibus Factory.
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"ANTED- LADIES' CATER FIT
w TERS-Two girls that fully understand 4. ting
AN find mployment by making application at 4Sl
John.strest, between Everett and David. To good
htets steady ploy ment will be given oc26br
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HV0R SALE-BARGAINS IN VACANT
n rS.-l0O feet on north side of Fourth street;
% on the north side Of Ninth street; % feet the
side of Sixth stre.t These Lots are offered 2J per
cent. less than former prices o. p. HULL III
Wanut-street next to Gibson House. Oc25ct
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~ANTED-T0 SELL-$3,10O of books,
w and $4,000 of jewelry. Twenty Per cont. in
eash, the balance in Indiana, Illinois or Iowa lands
nee of the Commercial. Oc2ebs
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Glycamyl of Roses,
Compound Chlorine Tooth
wash. s ..

yHNHE COMPOUND CHLORINE TOOTH
IL WASH efiectually ceanses the Teeth and
likewise the smell or taste from the of tobacco,
and ali that is Offensive in the breath 1t preserves
the teeth and mouth, in all respects, in clean and
SURE, EOKSTElN h Co,
oc2ic Opposite the PostofiCe.
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" "ANTED--SIT do cook
w ing or hoMse.work in q small family Refer
a,ces given. Address NJ. c., at this office. oc26bt
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"ANTED-B0ARD = By gentleman
w and wife, with two children, In a small fam
lily; would not object to 60 short distance out ofthe
Cty on the line Of an omnibus or horse railroad Ad
dress box 1890 PostOfice oc26b$
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Keith & Co.'s Concentrated
Medicines.

HAVING BEEN APPOINTED AGENTS
II II for the sale of Keith & Co.'s Concentrate
Medicines we are now prepared to furnish them at
manufacturers lowest prices.
SURE, EOKSTEIN n CO., Druggists,
oc2tc - Opposite the POstOfiCe
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WANTED.

y WANTS, }" "F0R SALE" "T0 LET" "LosT,"
"FOUND," &C., In this column, occupying nve lines
or less, two insertions, twenty five cents.
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"ANTED-A GERMAN GIRL None
w other need apply,) for general house work, at
49, West Seventh-street, between Lynn and Bay
IN iler, oc&bs
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Die Sail bate Der Sbertff Is bewaffnete De,
putIe5 nm IT'D, Oh man con eini8en Serien aus
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