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The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-26

A HUNDRED YEARS TO CoME.-This is the
title of a song and chorus, the music of which
was written by Professor solon Nourse, COM
poser Of some ability and very successful
teacher Of the divine art. The melody is quite
taking, and the rhythm is perfect, hence the
air will please the car, and, upon first per-
formance, to some extent, crafty the musical
sense. 1t win be sung by many, and for some
time will occupy Appointment place in the port
folios Of the lovers of smoothly flowing har-
monies, still we do not think it at all equal to
some Of the Professors previous works or to
his well-known capacity. 1t is for sale at the
musio-stores generally.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-26

ASSAULT AND BATTERV.-A man named
Frederick Lampursick, yesterday went to the
door of Richard Overlook, on Linn street, and
battered it for some time. Mr.. Overlook came
and quietly asked him to desist, when he was
also assaulted by Frederick, whom he caused
to be arrested and taken to the. Ninth-stree
Station-house; but this did not cool the blood
of the aforesaid belligerent, for even there he
assaulted the officer, and to-day will be COM
PEELED to answer other charges before Judge
Pruden.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-26

AN OPENING FoR "YouEa AMERICA. The
Daily Press affords hno opportunity to young
boys, who have no employment, to mike an
honest and good living. 1t sells rapidly; it
takes like wildfre, Is purchased by all, and
boys can realize from fifty cents to 81 per day
by little energy and industry. Yesterday
one enterprising lad, thirteen years old, COM
menced with capital Of one cent, and by even
ing was the sole owner Of seventy seven cents
in grand cash, his fret efforts as a news-boy.
Boys, instead Of being idle, and lettering
about the streets, stir upl be induStriousl-cal
at the Press Office, and start into business.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-26
COUNTERPART MONEY FOUND IN THE CANAL

COUNTERFEIT MONEY FOUND IN The CANAL
A boy named George Shaeffer, while playing
on the bank of the canal, near Race street,
yesterday morning, saw something glittering
in the mud, and thinking ho had found a
treasure, waded in, and by fishing about for
some time succeeding in finding nine counter
felt half-dollars. The fact becoming known
by his playmates, they also instituted search,
but without much success. 1t is quite difficult
to detect this coin, as 1t approaches very near
to the correct weight, and in color and execu-
ton is very much like the genuine.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-26

MEETING OF THE FIFTH WARD OPPOSITION.
A very large and enthusiastic meeting of the
Opposition of tho Fifth Ward was held last
night at Engine-houso No. 5, on Vine street,
between Court and the Canal. After Mr.. Eg-
gleston had been called to the chair, and DR..
Carey appointed Secretary, they proceeded to
the nomination of candidates for the various
city offices, which resulted in the selection Of
the following persons: II. n. Clark, City Coun-
oil; Isaac F. Johnston, School Trustee; NJ. A.
Packer, Constable; Jacob Sloop, ST., Assessor.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-26
HOME INTERESTS.

= 81 ~ HtH LIraaar
The Matinee.-LIfi our FAIR readers are 'e
troubled, aud most Of them no doubt are, With
enn,1, they will find most agreeable enter ai.t
tainrent and certain cure in the Matinee at
pixies Opera House, at two O'Clock to-day If 80
tho charming ColsonJ asF"Amina, ?, aud the
magnificent sParodi, as !" beonOra,", do not ,
please and crafty their audience this afternoon,
there will never be pleasure this side Of Para
disc for those who hear them. Besides the at 'ii'
traction offered in the, programme, those who
attend need not be annoyed with preparation;
for promenade dresses are the style at matineOs,
and here, therefore, are two reasons why there ''
should be large house. U9EtH b. .I q 81
Matt Peeps Campbell SIinstrels.-This
dcsorvedly popular troupe Of artists open this
evening at Smith & Nixon's Hall, and wo pre-
dict for them an overhowing house. The
Campbells are unquostionabIy the best con-
pany Of Ethiopian Minstrels now travelling the
country. The troupe is composed Of an array
Of talented and accomplished vocslists and in
strumental performers unequaled. The hupres
sario Matt Peel is in himself a host, and as
| representative of an African MomWs hO stands
\ unrivaed. Ned Huntley, who, although not
old in years, is one of the voterans in the burnt
cork business, is attached to tho troupe as SEQ
retary, but we hope to see Ned upon the stage
ere the company lOaves us. ...
Pixies Opera HOuse.-The announce
ment of Mad'lle Parodi in the role Of "Luore-
zia Borgia,' filled tho house TO overfowing last
cvening-every one was delighted, and Mr..
Strakosch may jus'ly claim her as one Of the
greatest representatives In that celebrated
character. This afternoon the grand opera
gala Matinee takes place. Two operas--lSon-
nombuId and II 7ropatore. Another gala
weekl Madllo Cora De wilhorst makes her
first appearance In this city on Monday night
in DOnEetti's grand opera, Lucia Di Lomme-
| moor, ZOO HifFtf ID. .r..t Cd
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-26
AsoYuKR CoNr1ppNcE MAN.-For severa

ANOTHER CONFIDENCE MAN.--For several
days past an individual, calling himself John
Kannon, has been figuring extensively, in a
small way, through the confidence game. 1t
appears, as we are informed by Officer Pendery,
Of the Second Ward, that Kannon has been in
the habit Of going on board of steamers at our
wharf, few hours previous to their departure,
and, conversing freely with the passengers, gen
orally finds green one, from whom he ascer-
tains his destination, and then informs his
dupe that he is going to the same place. After
brief acquaintance he invites his sucker
friend to walk up town short distance, as he
desires to make some purchases. "sucker" Z"
consents; they arrive near the corner Of Walnut
and Fifth streets, when Kannon pulls out a
800 note-bogus, as a matter of course-and
requests the loan of $50 from his green friend,
until he gets down to the boat-saying that the
500 bill was the smallest he had, and he was
going up stairs to get some articles that he had
previously bought. Greeny advances the cash,
and up stairs rushes Ramon, who, knowing
the premises, gets out Of the back way, and
through an alley succeeds in getting of.
Greeny, becoming tired of waiting for his kind
friend, and fearing that the boat would leave
with all his baggage, he rushes for the steamer,
consolng himself with the fact that he was q
consummate fool and a swindled individual.
By the above process, and in the same local
ity, Kannon swindled two persons out of neaI
$40 on Thursday last. He was caught and
lodged In the Hammond-street Station house
in tho evening, but the witnesses failing to ap-
pear against him yesterday, he was released
| from Oustody.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-26

0rI FOR CoLuMBrs.-The following prisoners
left the city last night, at eleven o'clock, for
Columbus, for offenses and for terms as
herein named: Abram Cross, grand larceny,
Ave years. Dennis Calvin, do, two years. Will
liam Young, do, one year; John Thompson,
burglary, three years. Samuel johnson, nine
years; and james Taylor, James Miller, Johr
Wise, William Mills, Charles Bell, i've year
each, for burglary, and Henderson Jordan foul
years, for passing counterfeit money.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-26

PROCEEDINGS OF THE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
The County Commissioners at their session
yesterday passed few small orders, amount
ing in the aggregate to s27a o. Of this,
$50 So was to be paid to Ex-AuditOr Jones, for
papers furnished for tho ofioe, and $l3s 3S to
DR.. Mount, as the regular salary for one months
services as Superintendent of the Lick Run
Lunatic Asylum.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-26

PASSING CouNTKRYKIr MoRRY.--A man
named William p. Jones, was committed Jail
yesterday, In default of $500 bail, by Justice
samuel H. Goodin, of Delhi Township, for at
tempting to pass two-dollar counterfeit bill
on the Merchants Bank Of Newburyport, Mas
sachusetts, upon August HOltSkemper. His
trial will take place at the next term Of the
Court of Common Pleas.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-26

MEETING OF THE TENTH WARD DEMOCRACY
The Democracy of the Tenth Ward, last night,
at meeting at No. 4+7 Walnut street, of which
Joseph Eggly was President, and +. J. schroe-
der, Secretary, nominated the following persons
as candidates, at the coming election:
For City Council, o. =. BlOebaumj School
Trustee, Ii. A. Bowmanj Constable, j. B.
Blettner; Assessor, William Leopold. .
The meeting then adjourned until Tuesday
evening next.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-26

BURGLARY.--A house on Smith street, near
Sixth, occupied by Thomas Smith, was entered
by means of ladder placed against the back
part of the building, which reached to win
dow, through which the rascals also made
their exit, taking with them $50 or $50 worth
of clothing, and few dollars in money, which
belonged to servant girl. The burglars e.
capped, and left no trace by which it is at all
probable they will be discovered.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-26

JupeE PnUDES yesterday held John Bailey
II scientific. and accomplished performer Of the
ball game--to bail, In the sum of 5000, for
deecing an unsuspecting individual out of 500.
In default of the required bail, John was quar-
tered at the Hotel de Mclean.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-26

MAR STABBED on TRg LANDING.--In q
drunken row which occurred yesterday on the
landing, man named John Murphy, who was
formerly deck-hand on tho steamer Queen
City, was stabbed twice by a negro, and al
though seriOusly, not dangerOusly, wounded.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-26
PhrenOlOgy i'm COvingtOn'
PROF. FOWLER

UTILL GIVE TWO LECTURES IN ODD
w Fellows Hall, Coyington, on Friday and Bat
urday evenings, March 2Sth and 20th
ElHt SUBJECTS.
On Friday Evening-"Th Unity Of Phrsnolosy, or
How to Rise In the World.n
: on Saturday Evening" Matrimony, or Our Social
Relatonsn
zach Lecture to close with Public Examinations.
Tickets at the door 70 cents. Doors open at Leo
'urs Ia SH purinstRe day, PROF. FOWLER will remain
In Parlor No. q Burnet House, entrance on Vine
street. whore he will give Charts and written descrp.
tiong Of character. NOD
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-26
LOCAL NEW y.
SATURDAY. Y............ .....-.....".MAR

MB- CARRIERS, NEws-BoYs AND AGENTS sup
Piled with "Daily Press" at so cents per hun
dred,
No papers sent from or leave the office till
paid for. Advertisements to be paid at time
Of ordering.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-26

ATTEMPT AT BuReLARY.--Yesterday morn
ing, about half-past three o'clock, some rascal
sHected an entrance through the front door into
tho house No. 149 Pearl street, between Race
and Elm but, by his noso in so doing,
awakened the inmates, who gave the alarm, and
he made hasty retreat.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-26

SERIOUS FALL.-A little fellow named Thos.
Bogg fell, yesterday morning, about nine
o'clock, from the roof of shed, situated on an
alley near Front street, between Elm and
Plum, upon which he was playing, breaking
his leg and injuring his head very badly. He
will probably recover, although his injuries
will confne him for some time to the house.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-26

JOSEPH MILLER, deck-han on the steamer
Freestone, now at the wharf, was dangerously
wounded yesterday by cut in his arm from u
knife, with which he was endeavoring to sever
a tiller-rope. While trying to cut the rope,
another deck hand gave it a jerk, and the knife
penetrated Millcr's arm, ssyering an artery
and making frightful cash.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-26
"The Blood is the Life Thereof"
Chemical Analyses of the Blood Of Consurnp ptipes
Show a deficiency of the Red Globu1es.

Chemical Analyses of the Blood Of Consu,nPtipes
Show deficiency Of the Red Globules.
According to Liebig, these gobules attract oxygen
from tne s na o q me sss W.
vitality would be defective. rIll tifHtfi
The blood can not be deprived Of certain ausn:
great prostration of the muscular system, very
marked general feebleness grave OF the
nervous system, and various disorders Of the fnne-
before auscultaton detect the existence OF Con-
SUMPTION the blood gobules are already diminished.
and the blood exhibits the characteristics Of that Of
tubercles Of the lungs ADVANCE the diminuton OF the
gobules grows more and more considerable, and, at
last reaches its minimum, when the lungs are filled
admitted, Woods Practice, that tubereulous depO
tion is in ratio with defective vitality conse-
quenty, II the globules hematosn were deficient,
Upon such Chemical and Physiological facts is
based Mr. Guilford'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
circular, to embody and argue this theory He can
merely that he has presented II to the consdera
aaeS 9, Who sGs aS s and have %
confessed their inability to- critcise 1t. Admitting
its correctness the obvious inference Is that in Con-
Or defective vitality If the globules hematosin
deficient (and analyses Of the blood In these diseases
show that IL is the rational mode of treatment is
No% the anayses these Eobuss or red blood
show that they composed OF iron, sulphur and
phosphorus. He has, consequently, spenH several
years OF study In preparation oi these
hdently offers his "Hematogenc sirup to the public
rs the best preparation now extant for Ienovettne
the beod increasing the strength, and aiding nature
For sale at No 100 West Sixth street, one door ess
/ Of Race. B-AW
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-26

AT seven o'clock last evening, Judge Carter
sent for the jury in the Beckley case. The
foreman stated that there was no probability
of tho jury agreeing, whereupOn they were dis
charged by the Court. We understand that
the jury, from the first, stood seven for guilty
without fixing the grade of tho murderl, and
6ve for aequittal.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-26

BARRY SULLIVAN, one of the most gentle
manly, scholarly and careful actors we have
seen for some years, will appear on Monday
night In Pittsburg.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-26
PIXIES
Opera House.
ITALIAN OPERA.

This, Saturday. at O'Clock r. M.
DOORS OPEN AT ONE.
GRAND GALA AND OPERA MATINEE.
The only one this Season, when, tho price Of sd.
mission to all parts of the house will be xed at the
universal price of One Dollar. Gallery, 80 cents.
By request, the whole Of Bellini's highly popular
Op'''' LA eONNAMBULA.
Nine Colson, Briguoli, AmOdi0, Mile 81.
mon, Mnle ZaPucct.
Tho last act, including the Misorere, OF yerdi's
IL TROvATORE.
Mile Teresa ParOdi, M'me Amalia Stras
kOsch, Henry SQnires, Sig. AmodiO.
There will be no Opera on Saturday, night,
Monday, DEBUT Of Mime Cora dc WilhOrst.
ELUCA. DI LAMaIERMOOR, Thursday,
'hiTRrfcSS6 hGiRrfS6 ~ bkiToRIo Rosuini's celebrated and
great sacred work. "The stabat Mater" and Mam-
moth Concert,
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-26

EsoUIRE RowEKANP, yesterday, committed
a man, named Conrad Kempt, to Jail, in de-
fault of $500 bail, upon charge of illicit
fatherhood, which was preferred against him
by Augusta Rodsr. ~ 4, .MEl
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-26

A sAEE was yesterday at one of our Express
offices, on Third street, which was said to have
laid at the bottom Of Lake Erie, with $20,O 900
in It, for six years.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-26

Az INpIeNATroS MERTIse.--By reference to
our advertising columns, It will be seen that q
call has been made by number Of Irishmcn
Of our city for an "1ndignation meeting"
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-26

CLERK TooHEY had not issued a single mar
riage license yesterday at Eve o'clock. The
stock Is below par.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-26

EDITOR OF DAILY PREss--Sir: In your issue
Of March rs, you publish what purports to be
report made at meeting of the journeymen
me gross injustice, viz: "That had tried to
indaeet the proprietors of other factories to sub
scribe certain documents by which they would
bind themselves not to employ any journeyman
cabinet-maker who left a factory on account Of
not receiving sufficient wages, but that the
proposal was signed only by a few proprietors."
Now as some few may read the above, and be-
cause, while printed, might, without reflection,
believe 1t, pronounce 1t a sheer fabrication,
and IN epory Pdrticwlar untrue. Most of the
other statements, in the same connection, are
of the same character, but not wishing to
trouble the public with private business, let
It pass. Respectfully,
F. RAMMELSBERG.
CINCINNATI, March rs, 1889.
In our report, yesterday, of the proceedings
of the cabinet makers meeting, wc gave simply
the transactions Of that body. That part re-
forring to Mr.. Rammelsberg and his employees
was handed to us as communication upon
which the meeting had acted. Tho ambiguity
of Mr.. Rammelsbergs communication We ad.
mire. Our report does not 'purport" to be
anything but the facts, and if Mr.. R. desires
to convince himself of tho truthfulness of oul
statements, we refer him to the minutes of the
Secretary of the Cabinet-makers' Proteotiv,
| Union. ...
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-26
Iarle..on,a Neu calorle IanrIne. 4, \,

Ericsson's New CalOris Engine, by
which this paper ia printed, proves a success.
1t runs Hoes lightning double cylinder pross,
throwing off three thousand impressions per
hour, at an expense, for fuel, of one cent and
halfper Same time. Our press and engincrOom
is open To the public at 10 o'clock P. M. Ladies
and gentlemen, welcome
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-26

ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY will accept our
thanks for New York, Baltimore and St. Louis
papers.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-26

A letter from Nebraska City to the New York
Herald gives the most fattering accounts Of
the gold -diggings at Cherry Creek.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-26

and the Brotherhood Of Man. The good time oo@.
ing. new religion for humanity, adapted TO their
physical Intellectual and spiritual growth. Meeting
every SUNDAY AFTERNOON, at 2 O'Clock, at
Campbell Healing Institute 1875 Western Row. ALI
nre IN yited SeafE free -....I. ...
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-26
n~- SPIRITUALISM,.

MS SPIRITUALISM.- REV. 9. A.
HENDERSON, formerly Methodist preacher, will
Lecture, in National Hail. Vine street, above Ffh,
on SUNDAY, at IL O'Clock and ~ in tho evening.
Ono dime admission to Evening Lecture. 1t
m-ADVERTISE In THE HOOSIER
STATE, Lawreuceburg, Ind. - - > fnr26.AWt 2
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-26
Departure of Trains.

EASTcS 9ssmiitSo A @ Sdo
dAtion.
O1ECISNAr1 sr, LoUIs-g.OO A. NJ, t:l5 p. M. 1880
p, NJ, Louisville Express
INpIAHiPoLis CiNoINSATT--6A A. NJ, t:I6P NJ. 800
p. NJ, Chicago and Terre Haute Night Express.
OIroiHNATi, MARIErTA & PARKERsBURG-F From East
Front-Street Depot-o3o A. NJ, 3:30P. n.
front-Street Depot-9 A, M, 4:l5 p. NJ.
CTEcTNyAII, RIoHNoED d 1NDIANAPoLis-6:o0 A. M.
4:30 p. Nj.
ANpERsoN, RoKoMo 4 LoeANepoBT--F From Cincinnati,
Hamilton q Dayton Depot-6:00 A. NJ.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


Gf~ THE ENQUIR ERA MASS
lin Hail. corner OF Sixth and Sycamore streets, on
MONDAY EVENING, 2sth inst, at ~ o'clock, for
he purpose of expressing the Indignation and con.
tempt that the Sons of Erin feel the lato scurrous
and insulting article that appeared In tho Enquirer
whose hoar throbe for native land will be present.
All citizens are invited to attend. mr26-Ba
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-26
Cabimet-Makers' strike!
THE EXCITEMENT 1NCREAsING!
Immense Gatherings,

MEETING YESTERDAY AFrERNooNi
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-26

EoTICE-TIME CHANGED:
Doors open at OK o'clock Performance commences
at 7h O'Clock.
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BENEFIT OF MR.. T. L. DoNNnLLY

Dress Circle and Parquotto, 80 cents; Family Circle,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-16

We invite the attention Of our merchants and
others to the extensive sale of groceries, adver
tised in another column. tn be sold in Richmond
on the Goth inst, by. Messrs Dunlop, Moncurc
Co.. and Messrs Crenshaw Co.
Richmond j. becoming is probably already
one Of the best markets in the country for the
purchase of groceries and VIC are gratfed to
know that our merchants have found it to be to
'hcir interest to secure their supplies in that mai
k.t.
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FREIGHT .pE.-There were received, at tn"
depot of tho 4. Il Tenn. II. r., on yesterday Ii
loaded cars, consisting of 454 barrels of Flour;
424 bushels Wheat $1,000 lbs Lumber: 1850
lbs. Stock 70, 900 lbs. Miscellaneous. There were
20 loaded CT rs sent West same day.
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NEW ORLEANS March 18th, 1859
MrssRs OYIEn & KrEs-Jrnflene AT tho solicitation
many OF friends here. have concluded succeed
brother bnsncss and wish you all friends Of
my late brother John TINT the business will with very
little upnu bnt that cannot Accept anything
brother. until procure order from
take Inventory, aud have his widow Recognised
confirmed natural Of her children then
shall be able regulate nil aims against tho You
also his friends that they have uueasi
about their his hands the Of his death,
Il. T. OLIVER.