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Con No petOu.
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Ayers Calhartic Pills.

THE sciences Chemistry and Medicine have been taxed
which l. known unumerablo proofs shown that
these have virtues which surpasH IL eScenc" tn" or
dnar, aud that they win pnpfeceden'eiy upon
tho If all They safe aud pleasant 10 take
I"e p S"' q" the Soh h
purity the blood and expe seasc Trey purge "t
sugp.h su rdrrrd organs Into their natural action and
part healthy with strength to The whole system No Gully
forum fable and dangerous Diseases that have haad tn est
Of human ku While they produce ell cts they
the time diminished dc the safest sd best p ysic
that be employed for children. eing coated they
are pleasant To take" ana being purely veg 'shr are rse from
lief they srbsanaied by Of such exalted posi-
on and character forbid the suspicion of unruh Many
ccreymcn and physicians have len, their names
certify to the public tho reliability Of my remedies while 9th
Preparations contribute immensely to the relief of my ri
ed .ute'in ing fellow. men.
The Agent below named Is pleased to furnish gratis my
American Almanac containing directions for their and
saen,c. Of their cures of the following complaint.
Heartburn e.ds he arising from foul stomach Nausea In
thsreom, Flatuleney Loss of Appetite all Ucerous d Gu
diseases which require cvacuant medicine scrot
natne tho system cure many plants would
be supposed they could reach such as Deafness Partial bna
Liver and dcys Cont and other kindred arising
low Of the body or sas C N other
pil they make more profit ASK for ArkRs PILLS and
1he in ni il, Intrinsic value or
tho best aid there Is for them and they sh1u'i sAae "
Practical and Analytic al Chemist, Lowsll. Mass
| PRICE % CTS PER BOx FIVE BOAkN FOR 81
SOLD BY
j. u. SEAY, Lynehburg; PURCELL. LADD Co, Rich
mond N +. YES, Petersburg NJ. A. SANTOS. Norfolk
and ali Druggists feb 81 di6luy.
suyO APORTaM EN- just received aaolhcr iu-
Il voice those beautiful RIFLES, which have been
generally admired These Guns made expressly for
have Cd them, and aned
dec 4dts COLHoUNS WILLS
SCARCE AND DEsIRABL.E GOODs.-I am
S III:
jan l0dts. JOHN PCRYIs. Ast
OURR Winssr sRRRM OIL, and Winter
u LARD OIL, for sale by
ian 2Jdts -Rsp copy w. A sTROTHER a CO.
DARIs FAaMIONs FOR JANUARY, 1858.
The IL Bon 7es and Mo.fAy Report Of FssAssn for Jan
uaSy hand md for sale by tho single copy or
scription Call and sxamiae It. D. T. NtCtoN.
Jan i3dts
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Go,EY's LADY's Book, the mot e'egan, work of
its kind in the world. is out for March, AMI is
filled. MS usual. with engravings and let,er-press
exactly suited to the tastes of its fair readers
We give few Of the good things contained in tho
present issue:
Mutual Instruction" beautiful Steel Plate ;
Fashion Plato OF five Cplored Figures; nine more
full-length Figures of Fashions The First False
hood" an Engraving Printed in Tints; Patch
work." printed in blue; Travelling. Walking. In
door and Chldren's Dresses; Opera Hood, in
crochet-work; Embroidery Patterns Braided Note
Case; D'Oyley. Alphabet for Marking Hair Work:
Charade, with EngravingsD Drawing Lessons Head
Dresses: Bonncts, Canes, Cans and Sleeves, Ball
Dress. with Diagram; New Matinee Skirt; lid, in
Netting: Broderie Anglaise; How they Dress in
Paris with Engravings. Mics Simmons is con
tinuei. AUNT sophie has one OF her charming
visits. and Mrs. Haven contributes the fire. part
of Content" 1.-The Brothers" in this mum ,er.
is powerful story. "llow to Conduct Home,
will repay perusal
The monthly numbers can be obtained, in this
city, at Victors, at the publishers rates Of sub
scrption
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EcLEcTIc MAGAzlNF.-The March number Of
this most invaluable work, has just come to haid,
and is filled to repetion with the most ch"lco arii
ces selected from the foreign Reviews and Alaaa-
zines. The present issue contains two splendid
mezzotint embellishments. being portraits of Eu-
genie, the beautiful and accomplished Empress of
France, and the renowned Empress Maria The
resa, of Austria and her Minister ut State, Prince
Kaunits. We append the table of contents:
Horace and his Translators; Memorial Church
at Constantinople; The City of lIaliearna.sns;
Physical Description of the Universe; The Music
Of Anastasia; History of the Romans unde- the
Empire: Raby Werner: or, Blow to the Feelings;
Legend of the Fatal Ring; False Moralttyof Lady
Novelist-; George Sand on Prince Talleyrand; The
Young Queen-Wife My Ghost, Beautiful Story;
November Leaves; Comets What are they? Tang
led Talk or the Color of Love; Sleep, aud the
Twin Brothers: January; Love Me, Beloved; The
DISCONTINUED Flowers; Phases of Life and Love;
Sleeping upon Roses; Review Of DIR. Trench's Dis
courses; "reminiscences of the Alhambra; Eu-e-
ME, Empress of France; Empress Maria Theresa;
Prince kaunitz; Literary Miscellany, Death of
VIM. II. Prescott
The Eclectic is published by VIM. Ii. Hdwell,
at No. 5, Beekman Street New York city. The
terms are IS per annum. in advance. We regard
it as the best work Of it's class in this country and
as such, commend it to the favor of our readers.
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\. Il. RIiCkER.
QRCtsER & COMMISSION MERCHANT.

QRCEE2 & COMMISSION MERCHANT
OjyoS,.c the w. gtHtd Bht,
IINtHBFRG, "a,
FL l'S s ON hand large aud varied assortment
EHbtIR,aS ANb STAPLE DRY GOODS. witch
ho oho the trade at onee prices for hSh o In "srhnnge
II is his hereafter To conduct his bust
ihry casa iui>cits and In order 10 -h"ct ihis
object hr VIII sell atsoh prcrsn will protect tho
~ at MI who favor him with acAii
oi tho share ot patronage received NJ the hands
oil ia,hci friends aud public Tor the last s,k
y,nts brgs u their kndnorH In HI
m .Iu.A Ia 4
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II ~
der return thntks TT thr patronage ii the public ara
friends chdinlV recommend tie hrm ci y" vim
Murrrl 7" the pub and oi the late Concern 81
which " a mcin,,r ALEXANDER
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AYFGROEs wANTED.-Thr subscriber con-
~ tucs n market for NEGROES, Of both between
the age If 10 years including Mechanics such
ksnhs Carpenters and will the highest market
prices cash H Office Is newly erected brick building
la or ynch street Immediately In Of the Farmers Bank
where he prepared (havng erected niines with that
vew) negroes sent to Lynchburg ior sae mod
terms ard keep them il they placed
in the Jail Of She Corporation
oct ecfmo-if'i SETH WoObROOF,
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Group, wheOptng Cough, bnnurnzn.
RRtN0FiEip, Miss Feb Z. ls56
Buorurn AytH. will chocrfuiy certify youi Petora}
the en-v posaoss for the of whoopng cough
Group The discnses Of children We OF
nifty IN the South appreciate your sk and commend your
medicine Ia people. HIRAM W. Min, NJ j.
oednus Iiinri which confined mo In do six weeks
without relief finally tried your Pictorial
by The Clergyman. The nrst dose roey. the
prcn In IN, lungs less than one half rhe haio
@ni the hos we can buy, AMI we esteem YOU pooT,
and YOU, liz the poor mana frlcrd"
h>,h,a" or Ihshi.'c, aud Hrenciiti-
WEST MANCiii 5TfR, Pa Fob. T. 1856.
SIN auI thfrg Pictorial Ia performing marvellous cures
thu Ii has relieved several RON alarming ym
toms ton, and Is curing VIII" has Labor
und, ia nio, tho lung for tho Last forty
HENRY I. PARKS, Merchant
A paws Y ". ID, Albion, Monroe Co Iowa, writes,
SrIt nuting practice OF many years have found
uptlns ,eHi Chry Pctord for ST. Ing aud re-
.f cnns,np' patients curing such curabe
r'rf ~ yinn,es oil evidence but tho most conyinc
ing N OF this ramedy found in its effects
upon t''l
Irnl hy has boon known which ed
man. aud n dangerous this Some human
aid hut those tho Cherry Pe.ora affords
relief nud CONT
Asron HorsF, Ntw YORK CITY. March s. 1870
DIR AWE LoNIII feel u a duty and pleasure To ia.
what yonr therry Peovni has done for w she
had lsbt ring under the dangerous symptoms
Of Cons fm which aid We conh procure gave her
rrut She steadily fniliug until Or Strong of
this city hore have come for advice recommended
trial Of medicine We bless his Kindness do your
skill .o has recovered that day She Is vat
she scd to be- but FREQ from her cough aud calls
herself well. Yours with gratitude and regard,
ORLANDO SHELBY, Of shelbyvilln
consumpturs do despair til you have tried AYEWs Cher
ny Psorat II Is made by the medical chemists In
the world and s all around bespek the high merits
OF Its Virtues Philadelphia Ledger.
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| Profitable and Well-Established
PRINTING OFFICE FOR SALE
NEGROES WANTED.
AN EXTENSIVE BUSINESS.

lust received. Tn ON nsson Slime and G n cineA
- Plaster in prime order and for sale cheap. by
feb 9 dts JAMES BOYD co.
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NIcC ORKIE r. CO.,
Vu WholesaIc nnd Retail q rOcers,
CONNIE SION g. FORWARDING MERCHANTs, and
inannfaet urers Of SMOKING AND CHEWING TOBACCO,
the old Sta 1d Of McCorke Jones' MAIN STREET LfN n
will particular attention to thosaic OF FloC
WHEAT, CORN BACON, LARD, BUTTER, &c. Ii ia
advances will be made all consgnments, when require
jan 2r-ts
VuNHIK ID NO. OF GaIEAsON'sLlNE sf nAT-
TIE SHIP received at Fl. G. NICrORS.
nov Hldfs.
FEW bbis. of that superior Family Flour,
"A made by Mr. Patterson, at his Shepherds Dale Mts Ia
store and for sale feb 4.dsl j. w J. r. HOLTS
oils: Oils Sperm, lamp, Lard, Fine
\ J Salad Machine, just received by
tsb 9s.ts STABLER 4 JONES.
uNRReH GA ND I'm zee Ds, Or all kIaas, jass
received by feb aidhl sTABLER JONES. =
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j. II. IIOLCOMBE & CO.,
Is 1 n II n k -,

u IT I,
WILL, d,ake collections on all points, buy aud .r Ex
Nv change Coin, and Uncurrcnt Notes. All orders 10,
81 Drk guiGtr L. aud transact all business
to ag"ntral Banking aud Collection ltonsc.
1ov IL ly j. X. IIOI.COMBE & CO.
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IN sEAY Lynchburg; PURCELL. LADD 4 Co, Riel
mond n. +. RIvES, Petersburg NJ A. SANTOS Norfolk
and ali Druggists feb 81 di6july.
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A1EV CROPOF N. %. >UtiAk s.- We now
II receiving, and offer for sale.
10 h g-hcud- of new crop N o. Sugars par, primo)
30 barrels # prime Molasscs.
Coffee Sugar
together with large stock Of Loaf Crushed Powdered Clar
lied &C. sc nil of which We will sell on the best terms
jan 10 d. LIE ROOKIE co
nAn K Easa I'D Dom in ion Nails, all
s\DUO sorts and sizes. for by
til lJdis. IRBY & SAUNDERS.
4 n COlLA MANILA ROP H.. from
u " hall to two inches In diameter, just received lily
feb Is dts IRBY SAUNDERS.
GOLDEN ~ UP .-Stuart's double tra
IGOLDEN SYRUP very nice article, Just received and
for sale by feb l5,dts LEE ROOKIE co.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-16
tBy Telegraph
New York Market.

NEW YoRK, May I4-P. NJ.
Flour dull and common grades easier; sales $500
brs at IS 6O@6 % for superne State; S7 2s co for
extra do S666 rs for Superfine Western; 81 207 70
for common to good extra do, and 81 600l7 80 for
round-hoop Ohio, closing heavy. Canadian Flour
nominal at 81 50lS 2j. Rye Flour firm at 81 2SG s.
Wheat dull, and at the close heavy and dropping;
sales 10000 bush 81 for unsound Chicago Spring;
81 b09l so for Winter Red Western, and 81 e5 for
White do Rye quiet at t-95197. Barley quiet; sales
Barley Malt at THO.
Corn dull and lower; sales 10000 bushels at 500
9lac. for mixed Western; 95c, for Southern White,
and csc. for Southern Yellow Oats dull at 5s6l6Oc.
for State, and 6l@624c, for Western and Canadian.
Whisky shade easier; sales 900 brls at 30c
Pork is again better and quite active, but at the
close rather quiet: sales 1900 brs at SIS 37s 76
cludng 5000 brls new mess, buyers option all May,
at SIS Isl 900 brls buyers option, six days. at $l9
Beef firm: sales 800 brls at 81 75a2 for country
prime: $s 50@9do mess Sll@l4 for repacked Chicago,
and Sl4@l7 for extra. Prime mess Beef irmeF: sales
400 terces at S6 502s. Beet Hams firm at Sl4 5Ol7
Bacon quiet: Cut Meats tirmer sales l372 packages
at Ts@sc. for Shoulders; 81 G9c for Hams. Lard
better; sales 100 brs. at llA@l2I4c including 500
brls. prime Western, TO arrive, at l24c.
Butter steady. Cheese quiet at 9@10
Cotton-Sales unimportant.
Leather heavy, andthe quotations are barely main-
tanned. ' tW
Linseed Oil active at 65@66c, now held at at67@6Sc.
Hides heavy: Western, l9a20c.
Talow firm, but quiet.
Sugar heavy; MuscOvadO, 6)l@7'4c. Molasses firm:
Muscoyado, acc. ..r-.L d. r n III. f....... . ..r
Rice buoyant at bA@7A
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-16
River negligence EE ~

The Weather during tho last two days has been
warm aud pleasant. The River Is stationary With
about nine feet wuter hence to Louisville Business
on the Lovec on saturday was vcty dull. Rates o.
Freight have an upward tendency, the following
ruling on Saturday: s,,a.i t,s,., ,,I -, ,.fv
G PSSF SE fsfR sS iaHG G'Ssss'f ,cs Pound FgsS1
NASHVILLE. WHISKY SOC .per bril- Ale, 4Oo.; Pound
ssahs SS RS FoSaS frcsts ac per lO
Whisky and OIL 9c Per ,S sT; stoves 2Se.; Ale. i9c.
Cairo Whisky and oil, loc; Pound Freshis, 7c@95c.
NEw oRLsAss. Whisky apd OIL, 7so; Flour, s,c..
Pork, h0c; Way Lots, Doc: Bacon and other Pound
Froghs, PC per hundred; Horses SlO per head; Dry
Goods, 40c. per hundred. pfhn ..IlN' 'nA .' .
- a ARRIVALS AND DEPARrUREs H.Fs ...
The arrivals include the Aurora and j. !. Ford,
from above, with good trips. The hin No. came
in yesterday with good cargo. Tho Economy
cleared for Pittsburg Saturday with light trip
The Swallow, for Parkcrsburg, and Ksnawhn VAL
icy, for Knnhxhn, left loaded deep Tho Martha
Putnam left for St Louis and the susquehannn for
New Orleans. The Altrmont, Memphis and Kate
French are due from below and will doubtless bo
found in port this morning. frl l5rfa .ra ~
From the officers Of the Antelope from New Orleans
We learn that break occurred In tho levee at Point
Pleasant, below Ashwood landing, at the plantation
of Geo. Turner which is 100 feet wide and feet deep.
This win seriously injure Tcnsas parish and increase
the back water In Concordia parish H7irv naa.r 20
The crevasso at Conhonla has been stopped, and
during twenty -four hours ending Saturday evening
last the river bad fallen inch and half at that
point at which time it was eleven inches below the
high water of the present food and sixteen inches
below the food of last year. i t.. EN-. H
The Antelope attached at New Albany on Fri
day, and tied up by the Sheriff for debt Of $4,000.
r. STEAMERS LEAVING. H.. ..
TheIda May is announced for Pittsburg this even
iRg....-..The regular Monday packet, Ohio No. 2.
Capt. Sayres, leaves for Marietta at five r. The
Caledonia leaves for Maysyille at twelve NJ with the
mail 1.-The Telegraph is the mailboat Tor Louisville
at noon TO day "...The Forest Queen, Capt. Conway
| leaves for Madison at tho same hour. 1.-THE fine
passenger steamer Dunleth, Capt. Enyart, leaves
this evening for Nashville. For speedy accommoda-
tons and attentive officers this boat has superior.
Clerk Wilson and J. @. Enyart will devote themselves
to the wants and comforts of passengers......The
Wenona is also loading for The Prairie
| Rose is loading for st. Louis.-."-The fine steamer
Fred Iron leaves for St. Lonis to-morrow......The
N W. Thomas, Capt. Duble, is loading for New Or
leans.....The Aurora leaves for New Orleans this
| evening; she is fast and staunch steamer.
4 Hrr rrtf s.g CORRESPONDENCE. ....
Steamer Memphis left Memphis Wednesday, May
llth, at $50 p. NJ. -rl- I1 ...r a.f
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-16
CINCINNATI, MAY l6. 1850.

q EDITOR DAILY PREss-In your paper of
this morning, you say "the Strawberry known
as the Washington Variety, the earliest of the
Strawberry family to ripen, has made its
appearance in our market. In a week or ten
days, we will have the magnificent Longworth,
Prolific and the luscious Hoyey Seeding"
Our earliest Strawberries come from Kentucky.
This is caused by their sandy soil The Ken
tuckian who brings The strawberry TO our mar
ket, that you refer to, adheres to old things.
He recently stated that no Prolifics are brought
to market. / doubt If the Washington has
been seen at our exhibitions for fifteen years.
1t was cultivated here, as an Heriuaphrodite,
before we had new seedlings of that class, that
bore full, crops Of larger and finer fruit. Most,
If not all, Hermaphrodites ripen before tho pis-
tillotes, l yesterday saw in e garden in the
city, several Of the Prolific berries ripo. The
Hovey Seeding, in old times, ranked high it
bears few large berries, but most are of smal
size. The MeAyoy's Superior bears large fruit
and of much finer quality. Our Extra Red il
the most valuable for market, from its great
beauty of color and its unequalled crop of fruit
.'H" a' |HIN |". ~.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-16
River News.

ST. LOUIS, May 10, P. M.--The river has
risen 20 inches in the last "a hours, and is still
swelling slowly. The whole rise in the last 4s
hours is over feet. The Upper Mississippi
is rising rapidly, and is higher now at Galena
than it has been at any time this season
Much damage is being done along the banks
from inundations, and still more serious re-
suits are apprehended. The Upper Missouri is
falling slowly, but the lower end of the river
continues to rise. ..r
Considerable rain fell this morning, but since
noon the weather has been clear and warm.
LOUISVILLE, May Is, p. M.-RiVer falling
slowly, .. with scant 8 feet in the canal.
Weather clear; Mercury rs.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-16

THE Times of Saturday tells a ridiculous
story of highway robbery, by Pearl-street
merchant and Third-street manufacturer.
This story, gross as it is, is copied by the En-
quirer, and absurdly magnifed by that sheet.
Now, the fact of the matter is, that there was
no highway robbery at all-not an attempt at
one. couple of young men, who had been
drinking very freely, endeavored to perpetrato
what, in their maudlin fancy, they conceived
to bo good joke, and were arrested. Neither
of them, we are confident, would be guilty of
the crime charged upon them. ". ..
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-16

OWING to the advance of grain, whisky has,
within few days, advanced from four to five
cents per gallon.-Late N. 7. Paper. ~
If DRUGS do not "advnnce," Cincinnati
Liquor Manufacturers, Recti6ers and Mer-
chants will be happy (?) to continue supply
to their old New York friends, at the old prices
iScu,ls and cross-bones may increase, Jm h'
PRICES Of Cincinnati liquors need NOT We
believe we humbly speak the sentiments OF
Messrs. Boyle & Co., e. Dexter & Sons, Kel.
logg & Foote, Samuel N. Pike Co., King &
DAILY, and some seventy other, like, enterprising
and wealthy houses in this city,. -r
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-16

XNANTED-H0US there is a person
w in Cincinnati who sympathises with q poor
devil, who wants house and can't find one let that
person address "a. B. o." Daily Press Office good
tenant will be found. myl3-b"
"ANTED-Girl wishing to find places
w of employment can get good situations 10y
calling at Mrs. Warner's Employment Office, 30S
West Fifth street; ALSO ladies wanting help, either
sewing or house work, can obtain them myl2-awt
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-16
.fi by Telegraph
Liverpool Markets.

.' ' A .Ha lE { LhyERPooL, HAY 2.
Cotton-The sales for the past two days have been
1000 bales including 100 tOr speculation and export
All qualities have considerably declined, and some
circulars say prices fully 3D. and othtrs nearly
I'D lower The market closed dull and irregular
BreAdstuffs- Nj essrs, Richardson, Spence q O.,
quote the market as bnoyant, with large Apecua-
tiye inquiry, at considerable advance for all de-
s0iptions, but that II Is impossible give the figures
Proysions-fhe market closed with an advancing
tendency. The quotations are nominal, but the
speculative feeling continues. T. ~.
Produce-Carolina Rice closed buoyant and holders
demand an advance Sugar quiet. saltpetre has ad-
vaneed 2s Other articles slow of sale, but prices
continue unalteTed. ..t t.-. 80
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-16

MICHAEL BRoDERIcK, lad of years of
age, had his leg broken last evening, by the
falling of lumber upon him while at play with
other children in the lumber yard of Johnston
& Morton. He resides at $40 East Front street.
DR.. W. H. Beck was Immediately sent for,
who done all in his power to alleviate the suf-
ferings of the little hero. st.r-sE
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-16

CITIZENS of the Seventeenth Ward complain
to us that they have made repeated charges
against Mr.. Leighton, policeman Of that ward, /,
to the Mayor, and that in all cases he has either
refused or neglected to investigate.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-16

AT the Thursday evening session Of the
Grand Lodge l. 0. 0. F., no business of gene
raj interest was transacted. In the fore part
of yesterday mornings session, resolution
of thanks TO the sandusky brethren for their
kind aud hospitable attentions during the
entire session, was unanimously passed. A
vote of thanks was rendered Past Grand
Master Wheeler for the faithful manner in
which he has discharged the arduous duties
of his office during the past year. /
At II o'clock the Grand Lodge went into
secret session, and Grand Representative Earl
proceeded TO give instructions in the unwrit-
ten work of the order. The principal bust
ness Of the afternoon session was the install
lation of the newly-elected Grand Officers
whose names we have before given. Al
about o'clock the Lodge adjourned, and
with but few exceptions the representatives
left the city by the evaning trains, expressing
themselves highly pleased with the session
and the treatment they had received from
their sandusky brethren. .,..s,
The session of the Grand Lodge just closed
was unprecedentedly harmonious throughout
and the best feeling prevailed among mem
bers both inside and outside the Lodge. w
never saw the same number Of men together
who displayed such a uniformity Of higf
social impulse. One thing is certain, thi
season Of fraternal intercourse between thu
members of the order in this city and thei
Grand, Lodge brethren will long be remem
bered as one Of the greenspots in their mem
| ories.--iSandusky Register.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-16

AMATEUR THEATRIcALs - THE j. H. MUIR
DocH society," A company of amateur his
trionics, with the above title, who have given
occasional entertainments for some time past
at the hall corner of Sycamore and Sixth
streets, open this evening, with the "Iron
Chest" and comic afterpiece. AS there is
a good deal of talent in the company, and a
good deal of perseverance also, it deserves
encouragement.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-16

ONO STATE TEACHERS AssocIATIoY.-The
Ohio State Teachers Convention will hold its
Eleventh Annual meeting at Dayton, on the
9th and 7tb Of July. Hon. Hiram Garfield, of
Medina county, will deliver the opening ad-
dress. Among the papers to be read is one on
the Diffusion of knowledge" by John Han
cock, Principal of the First Intermediate School,
of this city. The Executive Committee will
meet at Dayton on the 5th of July.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-16

AN Individual named Frank Dashwood,
charged with burgIariously entering house at
the corner of John and Hopkins streets, and
purloining quantity of carpenters tools, will
have an examination this morning before the
Police Court, .''- .n" asas W@a
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-16

0PERATIc.-We observe that. the Cooper
Opera Troupe are performing with much sue
cess in Cleveland. We would suggest that Mr..
Barras, Manager of Pixies Opera Hall, effect
an engagement with them, and give our musi-
cal public tasto of English Opera.