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.IFE CORnIAI-FrMALES or AIL

TIFE CORDTAL-FrMALEs OF AL
- ages who aie laer'ug lrnm Inward weskns-L
Ices o' a. cite, general Igustrstuu 81 tie o. ST.
& al " MD nita'n renewed health and s4Tengtto
sLyI.l max n tria' Of D. ANuERSONs
FEMALE LDE CORDIAL
uothers ~ no have daughters OF a weak and nsrs-
CO c.us tut a, should set a bottle Of thA szit-st
STRENGTHENING COMPOUND,
and ei lEeIh t.ke H. II % tbe b'st c1TrCcsT u eas
FEMAi L SYSTEM
e'er pr dpocd, FIR all Oh So dstressin,, cent S!t@
with which females are often troubled a scuA..y
at certain periods, II Aas equal.
TRY 1T ALL VINO ARE AFFLICTEB,
and Ike hundreds Who eve now enjoying good
,ealtA rom lts h~e!J use, - you Viii DO. IL ess
be taken at all tines with perfect safety, ar1 n 10
tally devoid Of al deleterous or poisonous dIu6s.
Price VI pei bottle OR SIN FOR FIVE DOLLAsS,
The following are the principal agencies IL. A.
Iloadley 81 ghth ave RI ade & Co., $50 Allen
stanton T. and cor. Houston st. and Ave. ID Ma.
10y, cor, Second ave. and 8Oth st White, cor Co
iumnia and Riyngton sta, and cor Madison and
Montgomery SITS. Wlliamsburgh-MLloy a Co.,
South 9th and Sth SITS. Brooklyn-Grey, cor, Mygs
lie aud Franklin avenues.
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SMALL POX.

fhs military bulletins announce thai Small rox.
Measles, and Malignant Fevers, have broken oui In
different regiments. The gallant Maine Regiment u
hoofe al Washington, Annapolis Fortress hoHroe,
are swelling the sick list " an alarming extent Tire
aovernment by neglectins W supply Tie medical
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FrxncYs ANTI. suLous CORDIAL
res sysrKraA. BILIOUS FzvzH, COLO.
pepaKs LIVER AFFECTIONS -.
FrKRCYB
PATENT PILE FnruI
a NOVELTY IN TIE MEDICAL WoR1H

fAs Pips, recsnIly psaenseS. b an entirely nsw
Invention, being . mechanical oontrivKncs for In
nore OOnVenien, and Oompets application Of oun.-
Ave- sedAtve and lubricAiinE ointments, In ihs
freshmen, OF Piles and other Diseases OF the recsu;
md for these objects IL Ii unsurpcsscd In simplicity,
hsanliness and sfhclency OF operation. NJ family
lhOuld BE- without one; for when onos is advantages
md convcnlonces are known, 10 will be dssmed ~
lsstul and ss Indispensable, In IL way, ~ the cora
non Injection tube.
In addaion 70 the unqualified appreciation which
dis Pipe has Toe, with from every Physician "
whom 10 has bean submitted, We have oommenda-
sory statements given us by those who have expert
mood benefits from uAs OF the Pipe and ointmsnl,
md We invite attention 70 .hs following, .. an aver
Ne sample Of tbs whole.
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rEsTIhoNuALst

Mr.. DANIEL LovEJoY, fNo ls1 wss, tsd -
Now York, has bean ariicted with the Piles Tor
hsenty years. He used the Patent Pile Pipe With
Ointment, and In three weeks was completely cured.
Mr.. ANDREW VAN HORN, Of dreenpoinL Ling
Island, whose store il a No. 70 Nansin 81, NV
York, was troubled with the Pilss vary severely
By ,he OF the Patent Pile Pipe and Ointment wHA
Immediately relieved, and in tia short space OF thrss
weeks was completely cured.
Ms. VAN HORN, wife OF the lASt named Gsass-
aan, had painful stack OF the Piles, used ths Fs
and Ointment, and WIS cured In one Desk
DAVID McCARTHY,No. ga Fifth 81 Now TORT,
who had suffered aoutely from tie Piles for = bscE
time, WA cured BY 'hs Pipe and oiniIsSn, IN ~
weeks.
Mr.. rHLr IRISH, No. Ns IVES, soth ~, NS~
York, now OF Stamford, Conn, Ifisr long suffering
fom the Piles, was cured BY the Patent FiIs PIP
and Ointment In six weeks,
Mr.. THOMAS wII.DEs, corner Of BeekAAn ana
watsr Sta, New York, atsr suffering many ysAra.
hisd Ihs Patent Pile Pipe, and reOonnAsnds ~ M
very best Articls thai can 30 usNd-
Mr.. CHARLES TODD, No. IL Wall sireos, susSsS
Int lsely for years, and Ansr trying syery known
vmel" within his reach, wA1 wholly surSd b NJ
Pipe and Ointment
bkNJANlN IRVING OF New YORK. 80
gradually sinking under the depressing aud Esuoi-
ming influence OF the Piles, wAs induced 10 Us thS
Pipe aud Ointment, and experienced mmSdiAss ~.
hst-grHduAlly improved under thsir hssllnS h.
luenca- and In . Few months was entirely cured
he claims tina, the Pipe and oLntmsRi, aElsr RrsA
LlSnos, saved his LIE.
We Hlghi add pages Of statements, kaa shoR vi
Bu'nce. Persons wishing for further stiaeaSs 1e
hAU u " calling u ths DSpOa,
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HARD SUFFERING.
WONDERFUL EFFECTS oY THREE soTTLys.

Ono OF tho Prvates Of tho Eighth Regiment, -
present In tbs city, relates the SHOWING;
"Aftsr wriyal Al Annapolis, our Company,
nnder Capt. Lawrence, we're employed IA tie
trenches tie hut night No slept with our feet In
Me water aud our heads resting ON our knApsacks
Tor pillows. In ths morning, our blankets, which
was only covering, we're 50 vet with he
heavy dews that We wang the water out Of them
IN streams; our limbs and joint we're So sti
bottes Of RAILWAYS READY RELIEF, two
N which gave away - my comrades, and
Me other used mys'lf and shared partly with
others. We all bat ed our limha and joints v th
HE READY RELIEF. In Few moments the
hmene-s aud stiffness, pain and wearinesa, len us
We then-havng NO liquor with us-drauk READY
RELIEF and water. This chcered and inv gorated
ps, and enabled US, with tho aid 81 two meals con-
Iisting Of hard biscuit aud salt pork " stand guard
duty, work in the trenches, and whee,tarrows for
twenty -four hours having only two hours rest. B.
bng as the READY RELIEF lasted we could per-
hrm duty, bat when thai gave ont fell sick, and,
by the order ~ our Surgeon, returned 10 this city
lam certain that n there WAS pleutinl supply Of
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF in tie regiment
Dur sunerngs would have been triHing. 1 intend
returniugto my regiment In few days, and viii
AXE with me n good supply. II Is the request of
myself and most 81 my friends In the regiment
na, you take immediate steps 10 have RAILWAYS
READY RELIEF added " the medical stores Of
Syery regiment. hwin save the lives Of thousands
our troops"
Rsurering from thirst, weakness, fatigue, tea-
spoonful Of READY RELIEF, IA lumber Of VA
sr, viii prove Of gr" Ter service shan alcohol
HkYky, or any o,hsr liquor.
MOSQUITOES.
Our troops will suffer great annoyance from tha
ssas and stings oi mosquitoes. Those " VirginiA
and tho cotton, rice, and sugar lands, arc eNeeed
ngly poisonous, and milict severe aud Obstinate
sores and wounds. II RAILWAYS READY RI
LIEF is applied ~ the bitten part, II viii In few
moments stop the mos, tantal !zng itching, neutra-
Hks the poison, aud allay Inflammation. Battle the
hce and hands freely with the READY kELIEH
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ssJEEr 60 RIoM 10 nm RoRe-.

RALDnxos
THROAT ooEHkorIoHG
THROAT coETEoTIoHa
THROAT ooHIEorLoHa
ssss Foa GLzRaY,ms
eooD FoR LscruRHna
GOOD FoR rusLIo waAxxRs
GOOD FOR SINGERS.
sooD ror oorguunvR
sprrLxa<u oAkay
RALDMGs THROAT CONNECTIONS
LADIES Are DELIGHTED wrrn
RALDMGs THROAT CONNECTIONS,
CHILDREN CRY ros
mALDNGsTHRoAr CONNECTIONS,
rA.y r.lisvs oouss i,-,-.Ny.
rSsy ols.r ,As TAr..A
yAsy give Strength s.I v.ls..s I. Ne v.iss.
yAsy Impair dsaos.as srs..s I. Ne sr..sA.
rAsy are s.nsA,ful :. u. ..s..-
xAsy are -.1. u a.ps h.r,s s.l s..s.. h-r.
ts1viss svsuy sas VIE 10 osuss " xusEu
vsios Bad BrsssA, any Anoai,y q Ne rArssa,
49, vWy ussful and Ils~s.ni whils Travelling -
al, .v,n. ,A., vou yin .v.r .n.rv.,x. 49,.
"a. ,b.- ,nal,p.n..b,.. Won in s,x 49, -
~ prurr.. and Dealer. 1. x.1i.,...
PRICE TWENTY-FIVE CzHrs.
n..
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SAVINGS BANKS.
MEDICINES.
GENUINE PRGp ARAIios

HELMBoLDs bUcHU iot the Bl.dd-.
HELMBoLDs BUCHU iot ,he Kldnsv.
HELMBoIDs BUCHU for the dr,vsi.
HELMBoLD's BUCHU 1, u the Dropvy.
uELMBoLDs BUCHU for Nervoans-.
HELMBolD's BUcuU for Loas o, nsuo1Y.s
HELMPOLD's BUCIIU for D-mne-s OF yssSa.
HPIMBOLD's BUCHU for Dtficih Rr--sshna.
BEIMBoLD's BUCHU fcr WEAK H.-r-,
HELNBoID's BUCHU for General Debility
HT1MBoLDs BUCHU for Universal L.e--.aaz. =,
HELhBoLD's BUCHU for Horror OF D,s~.-,
HEIMBoLD's BUCHU FOR Night swe..
HEIMBoLD's BUCuU Tor wAh-tuln.--.
HEIMB0.D's BUCHU for Dryue~s Of NE Essu.
HKLMBOLD's BUCHU for Hrup.ions.
HELSBoLD's BUCHU tor Pam IA ,ha H.sk.
uEINnoLD's BuCHU FOR Hes-nrss n ms HvSl
Ids, with temporary su1coa,ion and Los u ns,s.
HELMBoLDs BUCHU Tor Mobility add R.-&~-.
NESS, with want Of attention aud Honor o. Roa.sv.
and all Diseases Of
FEMALEs- FEMALES
FEMALES FEMALEs-FEMAIr
fEMALES-fE MAI4h.5-FEMALR9I
TAKE NO MORE FILLS
TAXI NO MORE PILLS
THEY ARE OF NO AVAIL
THEY ARE or NO AVAIL
USE HKIMBOLD's BUCuU FOR
ALL COMPLAINTS INCIDENT TO THE su.
NO FAMILY SHOULD BE wITHor n.
no FAMrLY SHOULD BE WITHOUT
NO FAMILY SHOULD BE wITuoUrn.
It removes al improper aschArge-, and Win ~
SIRE the patieni In short time W slaae Of hs~ns
and purity.
USE uEI MDOLD's EXTRACT RCeTFU sor M.
eeAes and ateotOns Of ths musa diasrt.xins aho,S
scier.
USE HELMhoLDs EXTRACT BUCau IN a
s5eCtions snd diseases OF the
URINARY oRoAHa
WHISTLER sHisiinSl In
MALE on rEnAIx
Prom whatever Cause originating, and no uas..s o.
HOW LONG STANDING.
~ The above d,NeAses and syrug4 ms airui, q ina
sani' treatment AID may originals st,m ths H-as
Cause
uEIMpoLps BUCHU is safe and ,,le....,, :, d,
taste 1id uioT, but imueiiata in IL alton. we'd
Personally Appeared before rms an AdarnsB ard
te city OF Phdadelpha Ii. I. Holmbold Chnm,,in
Whu, oeing duly ~ orn, does say Tat Lis prrD.r.
ton contains no nArcpto, u.Brcury, or injur,ous
drugs, u " purely vegetable.
II. I. HELMBOLD Sole MAnu'A.1r.v
svo-r and subscribed bs'ols me, the q3d dsy a
h'Ssul+N, ltS4.
VIM p. UlRRARD. Alderman.
Price 81 per b,t,s, OF @ Tor IS, delivers, N an.
sii-e'u, LANA, iaiiol. Hots, store o RxpIsss
Ohos
HELNBOLDS
EXTRACT BUCHU.
sc-orpNn ei by reliable ard responsible o-rtA
V ATS rum Predecessors OF hedIoA Coussys, Usrr,.
n and others.
Prepared ~ II. T HEISDOLD
rrsctical and AglAytc Citr- a
lt4 south Tenth Il beOV Chestnut Phis4siphk.l
Where ell letters must ba Addressed.
NECESSARY CAUTION SHOULD urpr,nel,i,A
dealers try 10 pSlm OF another srtcla which psyT a
better prohi aud is worthles Buohu usy a46sSSAT
ASK FOR HELMBoLDs EXTRACT BUCHu.
TAKE NO oTHER-CURR GUARANTEED,
Describe symptoms In all communications,
ADVICE CRATE.
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nR. J. 8. KNIGHT, PRINCIPAL Oyy,.n

Ne" York Surgeons Rtuuhge Inst tuta-bssl
T. iniuim tie puull that hs cuuuni,s . prscs e ri
hH Treatment ~ detirn " IN cLiirer. and all opass
requiring hanuas ~ m sdu teuua-atons for ours Of
club tcet &c, md advice gveu y the rsr g-nAls,
Oh'e ~ second Ayenus, b.Jis Fast a. the Cocp5
e. Institute. aus eaAeiSf'
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nR. BONE, 1877 WEST HOUSTON Rr.-
cures disease Of I've heart, lungs, uicerAaad
''rnats, ironic diseases g.. tie liver, kiJueyb %
male Complaints, g.; r ma. odd Glcs,s, fsvst,
s'ic-, and every form ~ IN seaseI cureI once
hours, iron. ~ h 4, Gtrg,P " an2T &t.e.iyo
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vAPo@ mazHG
o. g nm so@ FC1s1Sz
spup1AL Arp rpuu Aa.-u.
p~~ ed w. sA.s.-ussSna-
NWs rsuesrs h.slsh - o. si.,..s1 n-u.a, n
rzmCrs rArnu
SULPHUR warren
- ~ Funaos u. pAsusnrA evToGM
mss .. uusz.
mwres<
soswnLouam x rrur.
KzAR THE CITY HALL.
m..y II ths ls.li.s rsyraaA.s Of Rrs.kiy> ~
- w. An ..-sisw a. Ar. v4,sns- - Al. nTR-
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CAUTION.

A. OsrtAin unPrincipled PerUuns are siisnsFsh,V6
palm on on ,hs unsuSpsctins Puhas tniA1AOzs d
ny PREPARED GLUE, l WCuA csaiioa IN p@.
sOns 70 sIAnins bstOrs purchasing. ~ - IAAaSs
full mama
- RALDnGs rRRAKxD ALm ~
b On 'hs outside ways&. Al ssAsu ssss~ass.
ing soaAAaroAa1. unlaR
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PRICE OF FRA SsSa

PRICE OF rPA SsSa
oTETMMHr, % On
4 aSersl discoun, made 70 PhyuiOlans, naaNlD
~ Wholesale and Retail DeAlsrs gnsalW.
TERMS LkVARIARLX OAAR
AAaraaa
HENRY 4 FImCH,
0nGal A0ssA
MlAEuID0a 9xkA4A
httSs ~ WMk
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=. y. HIBBARDs
UNRIVALLED
RHEUMATIC LOTION.

For tho permanent relief II Tic DoloreGuN. Ma
'AlgtA, Toutlsche, Rheumatism, Nervous uasdEohe.
Cole, Cramps VI spasmodio Action Of the Muscular
System.
IL needs no oommsndAtion W ensure a oonHnuAros
With all those Who have once used H. II 10 an In
EAluAble romely-h ats like . Charm ~ soOtAs aud
quiet and, hnA N Rnnihilkte all thoss subtle paLns
owhiGh the nervous system II ~ constantly sIp1s-
VI.
Also W be uksn internally for Colo, CholerA
DiArrhoA, Cramps In the stomsNh, old ard ohstinAss
CouS-miK one teaspoonfull Of the Lotion with
four Of syrup molna ss, aud take In tesspOOunlD
Loses three OF ar times day or oftsnsr, Wann We
cough u Troublesome.
EP,in in the stomach, Painters Collie or RiGa-
ulence, IKE taaspoonful in hOt water aud EuE1r--
~ hot " You can spit
Try H. aud you viii never Be WiihOuiA
REV. h. HIBBARD's
CARMINATINB BALYA
This sAlVo is one Of thoss excellent things UhtoA
40 family should hl " keep always on hand Rcs
feohS, Biles, Painful Ulcers, CRrbuncles, OF Al
hrNI, Commonly called Ant-heapal .Agus In tha
breast and face EAr-ache, Burns, 6cNldS and Rhe0
matte PANS OF all kinds. II Ia = Sure Specific, 3
All avs the pain ~ once, by stimulating ths 0utlch
and promoting local peIsplrShon. The hrsa AppH
alton gives immediate relief. II has bean for lhs
Ast thirty years before the public, and it, repuiAkg
and use Il daily increasing. AL wa ask Ia trial, 81
any Of these painful Diseases and We are SURE ~
you win realize all We promise for IL
All these are as useful for ths finally - IL saS
md should be In every house.
Orders solicited and promptly slssnAsA ~ ~
trs~ ~ Ful,s4 q nm xsrk. talS AAAS1D
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DRINK 1T.

Itsunering from thirst, weakness, htlgue, ,e~-
spoonful Of READY RELIEF, IN tumber Of va
er, viii prove Of gru ter service thAn alcohol.
Hksky, or any o,hsr liquor.
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NECESSARILY CAuT1ON--snould urprruoi2lsA
dealers try 10 pSlm of another Aitcla which nv, !
better prohi aud is worthless -Buohu tsy sa6sl SAY
FOR oash--
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-15

ARsEEIC IN CoAL.-At a recent meeting
Of one of the Scientific Societies, London,
DR.. r. Angus Smith gave an account of his
examination of coal pyrites for arsenic. He
stated that although the knowledge of the
existence of arsenic in the iron pyrites
found in coal may not be considered per-
fectly novel, it certainly does not seem to be
known that arsenic is so widely dissent
mated as TO form an ordinary constituent of
the Goals burned in towns and large cities,
and chemists of celebrity held il, and now
hold ii, TO be absent there. DIR. Smith had
examined fifteen specimens of Goals in Lam
cashire, and found arsenic in thirteen He
had also found it in a few others.
DR.. S. added that this had a very direct
bearing on our sanitary knowledge, as we
must now be obliged to add arsenic to the
number of impurities in the atmosphere Of
our large towns. He had not actually OBJ
tanned It from the atmosphere, but when the
pyrite is burned the arsenic burns, and is
carried off along with the atmosphere. One
or two coal brasses, as they are called, con-
tanned copper, a metal that is also to some
extent volatilized, as may be observed wher-
ever copper soldering takes place. AL
though an extremely small amount of cop
per IS carried mp from furnaces, it Is not well
entirely to ignore it. The amount of ar
senic, however, is probably not without con-
siderable influence, and we may probably
learn why some towns seem less affected
than others by the burning of Goals, by x
amining the amount Of arsenic burned, as
well as sulphur.
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NEWPORT NEWS.

STANDING COMMITTEES IN CoUNcTL.-The
following are the Standing Committees, TO
serve in Council during the current year,
appointed by the President at q meeting Of
Council held last evening:
On Ways and Means-Messrs. Conlan,
Eckert aLd Thomas.
On Law-Messrs. Eckert, Morris and Con-
Ian.
On Clsims-MessrS. Mead, Air and Greve.
On Internal Improvements - Messrs.
Thomas, Holmes and Mcclure.
On Public LandiDg-Messrs. Mcclure,
Mead and Greve.
On Propositions and Grievances-Messrs.
Air, Broomall and Holmes.
On Schools-Messrs. Morris, Eokert and
Mcclure.
On Public Buildings -Messrs. Holmes,
Mcclure and Greve.
On Models-Messrs. Mead, CoRlsn and
Air.
On Fire Department-Messrs Broomall,
Mead and Eckert.
On Cemetery--Messrs. Norris Eckert and
Broomall.
On Poor-Messrs. Conlan, Morris and
Thomas.
On Bridges-Messrs. Holmes, Air and
Morris.
On Licenses-Measrs. Greve, Broomall and
Holmes.
On Light and Gas-Messrs. Mcclure, Air
and Thomas.
MEMBER OF COUNCIL ELEcTED.-An cleo
ton for o member of Council in the Fifth
Ward took place yesterday, to I'LL the vacancy
caused by the resignation Of DR.. Foster. The
result was in making choice of John T.
Thomas over his opponent Jacob Jaap; their
competitor, Thomas W. Gideon, who doubt
less would have been chosen, withdrawing
his name about twelve o'clock.
New ORGAN1zAT1ox.-The newly elected
members of the School Board met last even
ing at their room, Major Ira Root taking his
seat as the reelected President. After the
organization, the Board proceeded to the
election Of q Clerk, which resulted in max
ing choice Of the old one, Charles Southgate,
Esq. With the transaction of but a small
amount of other business, an adjournment
took place.
PETITION FOR PABDoN.-We saw a petition
for the pardon Of Joseph Temple, who was
sentenced in the Circuit Court in Covington
on Wednesday last, in the Penitentiary for
two years for perjury. Mr.. Temple, several
years ago, resided in this city, and he made
friends of some of our most respectable citi-
Eens, a number of whose names we noticed
signed to the petition.
FURNITURE SToRE.-W ". E. Ladd has
take en- possession of the store, No. 100 York
NNI NNNtAJ CSSupLSu ny OsDs AAdWcns
Those wishing to furnish their houses, and
add to their domestic comfort in the way of
furniture, should by no means pass by Mr..
Ladd's store.
ST. PATRIoK's DAY.-On Sunday, the 18th
inst, the Rev. Mr.. O'Higgins, of Cincinnati,
will ~officiate in the Church Of the Immacu-
late Conception, on Madison street, below
Columbia. The Reverend Father will no
doubt do full justice to the memory of the
patron Saint.
GRAND CoUNCIL.-We learn that there is
to be a Grand Council of the Red Men, called
for the State, in our city next week. What
this business is their deponent saith not, but
we suppose it is something in relation to the
grand climactoral."
STRIKING A BoY.-A man, named Ben Col
Inns, was before Mayor Hawkins yesterday
morning accused OF striking a boy and other
wise committing a breach Of the peace. He
was fined 81 and costs
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CONVICTION NEWS.

CIRCUIT CoURT.-This Court was engaged,
yesterday, upon the case of Herman Alex
ander, who was arrested by ex-Marshal Nc
Laughlin, in Indiana, whittier he had fed,
for stabbing Henry 0verhsuse. The Grand
Jury found a bill of indictment against him,
and he was put upon his trial, which was
not concluded last evening upon the adj
journment of the Court.
INDICTMENTS REPoRTED.-The Grand Jury,
yesterday, reported the following indict-
ments: John Rynor and John Mcdonald,
for selling liquor to minors; James Black
well, for keeping a tipping house; Paddy
Nolan, Samuel Case and John Haley, for
felony. Haley and Case did not come into
Court, and a bench. warrant was issued for
arrest, and summons for their securities.
REWARD FOR A MURDERRR.-A communi-
cation was received, yesterday, by Clinton
Butts, our City Marshal, from the Sheriff
of Montgomery County, offering a, reward
for the apprehension of a man named Boone
Judah, accused of the murder of Thomas
Green, at Mount Ida, one day last week. II
seems that Judah and Green were counting
one girl; that Green was visiting the girl on
the night of the murder; that Judah called
him out, shot him on sight, and then made
his escape. . H .
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ONE OF THE SUSPECTED ORDRRED oFF.-We
learn from the Catawba (Ala.) Gdzetts that
Lowndes County, that a mar named Robert
s. Tharin, a lawyer of Wetumpka, was
taken up at Collirene last week, tried by a
jury of citizens, convicted, punished and
banished from that community, for express
ing and ~endeavoring TO propagate sentiments
that were dangerous to the peace of society.
He had conversed with several non-slave-
holders in the neighborhood, and proposed
to them the organization of a secret abolition
society, and said he was going to establish a
newspaper to be called the Non-slaVsholdsr.
The evidence against him was conclusive.
The punishment inflicted was, physically,
slight, although it was degrading.
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REPORT FROM THE COUNTY ENGINEER.-
James B. Bell, County Engineer, reported
yesterday morning to the Commissioners,
the necessity of building six c~ulverts on the
Smith and Cameron Road, in Springfield
Township. This road has been open, the
report states, for the last six years, but not a
single team has ever passed over the road
on account of its, being rendered impossible
for the want of culverts. The Engineer es-
Inmates three round culverts, four feet in
diameter, at a cost of $40 each, and three
box-culverts at a cost of about $40 each.
The total cost of the above culverts would
not exceed 5000.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-15

CoAL-oIL LAMPs.-Persons living in the
country or suburban districts, deprived Of
the luxury of gas, can more %effectually sup
ply the want, by burning c~oal-oil, than any
other light we know of. Its brilliancy is IN
equaled, it gives a steady, even flame, and
is unprecedentedly economical. The best in
the market, together with the most approved
styles of lamps-with spring and screw
burners-shades, &C., can be found at Gray,
Hemingway & Brothers, No. 20 East Second
street, See advertisement.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-15

INTERESTING DECISION IN MASSACHUSETTS.
In q full bench of the Supreme Judicial
Court of Massachusetts,, last week, the Court
decided that money appropriated by a City
Council for an exhibition of fireworks on the
Fourth of July was not a purpose which
came within the power or authority of q
city or town, under the statute of that Com
monwealth, granting cities aud towns the
power to appropriate the money. The de-
cision was given in the case of the city of
Lynn, the City Council of which, in 1857,
appropriated $500 for an exhibition Of fire.
works on the Fourth of July, aud in which
some of the citizens, believing it to be illegal,
applied TO the Supreme Court for an i%njunc-
ton. The case was commenced merely to
test the legality of the action of the City
Council. -
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-15

BUSINESS IN THE ClTY.-The hotels report
a largely. increased number of arrivals
within the last few days, mostly merchants
and travellers. The wholesale t~horoughfares
are now blocked with draws, and every thing
appears active. The fact is, there was no
foundation for the present crisis; there were
but few %failurts, but as there existed an I'M
certainty, capitalists, with their habitual
caution, kept their money at home, which
rendered financial affairs stringent. All that
is needed is to restore confidence. The pro-
ducing States must buy, and they will pur-
chase where goods can be had on the best
teTms,