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SEVEN YEARS!
nm: sEvEN YEARS OF UNRIvALLED SUCCESS
Cosmopolitan Art Association. !,

-OOSHlUyUlIttlIl AIT ASSUGIHLl 0n, -
have made It household word throuRhout ever
quarter Of the Country.
Under the auspices Of this popular Institutfon.
over three hundred thonRhd homer have Learned Ia
apnrecate-by beautiful works Of art ON their ySIis
and choice literature their tables the great bens
hts derived from becoming subscriber
subscriptions Rre now being received In a ratio
unparalleled with that Of any previousyear
TERMS OF SUBsCRIPTlON.
Any person eNn become member by subseribIns
three dollars. for which sum they will receive
lst-Ihe large and superb steel engraving, 80 I IS
''Falstaff mastering his RECRUITS. -
9-one copy, one year, Of that elegantly iliustra.
1.-THE COSMOPOLITAN ART JOURNAL. y
Sd.-Four admissions, during the season, to
''The G Rllery OF Paintings, 54s Rro.,.
way, New York;
In addition to the above benefts there win bs civ
en- to subscribers, as Eratuitohs frpmiums, over
Five Hundred Beautiful Works of Art
somPr..nE valuable paintings marbles, pariauS, out
iines' &C., forming II truly national beneit.
c. L. DERBY, Aetuary c. A. A..
546 BROADWAY, NEW YoRK.
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TRANSPORTATION.
Cleveland, Pittsburg and Wheel
ing Rail Road.

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ll'OO A. NJ Mail Train stopping at all way sintions
arrives at Pittsburgh at $50 II. NJ, AMI
Cleveland at $50 p ii
@:2O II. NJ Express Train, stopping at all why sta
lions. arrives at Pittsburgh nj $40 y. ii.
sOs p Al Past Express Train stopping only At Steu-
GenVilie, Yellow Creek, WelsTllie aud Ro-
chester ON the River Division and az all
stations Ola Main Lines arrives at Pitts
liurgil. At 1885 p NJ and at Cleveland at
lO:ju A. NJ.
RETURNING TR AIMS
Toa,,, CIo,,.I,,,j -, 49, ~ -, E.oN n A.
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Br0adcaSt Seed N0Mer!

TTNnE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE PURCHASED THE
i right for IANE'S SEED EOWER. which soWs
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the seed evenly upon the surface without the wnsis
and labor peculiar to hand sowing. Orders for
SoWers will receive prompt attention.
mh2O SMITH GORRELL
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Ayers CherrY Pectoral


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Know the dreadful fatality Of these disorders and "a
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tne virtues that II did have when making the cures
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to his Agent and Attorney,
John j. HRineS, London. ENGL. Al
MANHOOD.
HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED.

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on THE NATURE, TREATMENT, AND RADICAL.
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by RoBr. J. CULVERwELL, NJ. D.,
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The wOrld.renOwnetl author, In this admirable Leo
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SUNDRIES.
an HANDS AND RECEIVING, viz,
" 225 hhdS. prime to choice n. o. Sugar
1900 bbls. choice n. o. AIOlaEses.
IS b6ls. Golden Syrup.
$50 bbls. Assorted Refined Sugar..
lSo bbls. No Med. MAckerel
IS bbla No 3
IS half bbls No
rs bbls Picked Herring
20 tiuEres prime Rice.
CefIee, Teas, TObaoeOs, Spices,
Starch, NRils, Window Glass
Vinegar, y. c. Tar,
sale low, by
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HATS & CAPS I!

III = y % VEL y
WE HAVE on HAND VERY LARGE AND
w we'll assorted stock Of Hats and Caps, which
re viii dispose Of the most favorable terms All
those wanting articles in our line invited to call
and examine, will sell them lower than thSY
were ever offered before In this market.
deelS 8. HARPER BRO.
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81. AnthoRy'S Fire, Rose o. Eyytiprla1, Tstt,T md
Stt RhsEHl, Said Head, RiHgloUrrn, Sire Eyes,
DrDp'%
Dr. Robert NJ. Preble writes from Salem. n. Y. 18th
Sept. 1859 that he has cured an Inveterate cse Of
DTGpEy, which threatened to terminate fatally by
the nerseverirg use Of unr sarsapaTilIa and also
dangerous attack Of Malignant ErysipsldS by iarge
doses Of the same; EyE he cures the common Erup.
lions 10y Il constantly. -
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TO THE pUBLIC.
UDOLPHO WOLFE

soIo MAhumcturtr ami Importer Of the Schiednn
Aromatic Schnapps,
is. % and - Beaver street, New York
A. Q. GOOD CO. will supply tho trade.
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GEN'L COMMISSION BUSINESS

Baker Hopkins.
WsroSpeetfully solicit the attention Of Trade
JAS. MAXWELL late iirm Paxton, Donlon Co.
THOS. J. CAMPBELL, late with List 4 Howell.
GEO. r TINGLE, late with List 1 Howell.
fan4'6Q
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-19
c6TTREf6E KEwE

Mayors OTTfor=Yeaterdu two men,
named respectively Tnomas MILDLY and
Mayor and fined SO and costs each, for on
oseino IN the very pleasant operation OF
kattef3pg each others facee, which the Com
monwealth terms 9 breach cfthe peace.
TIN ISnyrrNDrar RoyEngAThe R0vers
were out veaterdaT, IA full ueiform and
marched Though the streets Of Covington,
presenting a fine appearances.
RELfeIousAWe learn that q series Of
meetines baa betn held dtafuR the past week
In The Scott street Methodist Ohmrh, under
the charge Of The Rev Il. 2. Buckler, during
which there rave been several additions 20
the church. The meetings will continue
during the present week.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-19

IMPERT1NENT HOTEL THIEF Yesterday
morning about nine o'clock a thief was dis
covered in one of the upper rooms of the
Burnet House, and the alarm at once given,
but the intruder succeeded in making his
escape out of one of the doors, but was fol.
lowed by John Ryan, who raised the cry of
stop thief" and once he was actually
stopped, but he demonstrated, saying that he
had had a fight with Ryan, who was pursu-
ing him with a pistol to kill him, and he was
accordingly released. Ryan, however, by
this time had come 80 close that the thief
turned round, drew a revolver and com
PEELED him to halt. He then ran to the land
ing, jumped on board of a steamboat and
managed to elude the officers who were put
in pursuit. Had he been taken, he probably
would have been permitted to take up his
abode in a public house longer than he would
have desired.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-19


THE FREE SoUP.HoUsE.-The free soup.
house has been in operation since the 9th of
February, during which time..53 e64 portions
have been distributed, the greater portion of
which has been taken to the houses of the re-
cipients. The number does not now vary
much from 2,4OO per day, but many who
formerly received relief, no longer frequent
the establishments they having obtained en-
ployment. But there is another class, who
will not work, and, of course, will continue
to live from charities of the the institution
90 long as it is kept up.
Recently it has been discovered that GER
tain parties, who have plenty at home, have
been imposing upon the managers, and
carrying away large quantities from the
soup, house but measures have been resortsd
TO. which will certainly lead to their detec-
ton.
The originators and chief supporters of
the house are Messrs. Greenwood, Sargent
and Dexter, but many others have assisted
them literally, as follows:
Messrs. Jacob Resor, A. NJ. Taylor. N. W.
Thomas, Griffin Taylor, L. WorthInRton. j.
B. Harrison-each $25-$l5O.
Messrs. s.. N. Pike, Elliott PendIeton, Ru-
fus King, R. B. Bowler, N. G. Pendleton,
"Our Club" John Gould, Treasurer)-each
$2O-$l2O.
Messrs. VIM. Holmes, VIM. H. Davis, L.
Cassard, W. H. Harrison & Co, John Church,
jr, Wm. H. Davis, ]. H. Burton. Geo. Craw-
foId-each $l0-$7O.
Messrs. H., ]. Smith, Fl. Nottingham, Mr..
Cogswell, g. H. Folger, Mr.. Rulison, Lady,
Mrs. Haven, John Brockman, Louis Styx,
Stacey Hill, H. Bauer, Mr.. StrattOn, Jos. L..
Wayne, Geo. Fl. Hill, VIM. E.. Marsh. John
Judge, Mr.. Bergman, cash-each $3.50.
Directors of the Inirmary, $3.50; @. Dex-
ter $50 cash $3O-$3s0.
From DR.. Comegys, A. Styx, J.. Sc Burt,
W. II. Harrison, Jas. Whitaker, J. G. Hub
bard, Mr.. Townsend, Charles Z. West, DR..
Kaufman, Mr.. McGroarty, Mr.. Warman, r.
G. Phillips, F. D. Dodd, H. j. Koch, and
about sixty other smaller donations-$l30 40.
Total, $940 40.
Other contributions have been received
from Latimer, Colburn b Lupton, Gibson &
Co., j.. @. Fideldy, Hannah & Lyons, VIM.
Glenn & Sons, Jas. A. Frazer, John Bailey,
Geo. Dominick, John Setter, A. H. Wells,
John Gates, the butchers in Fifth street and
Pearl street markets, and J. H. Davis & Co.,
at the corner of Court and Broad way.
There is no doubt but the house has re.
lieved hundreds of worthy persons, who
have been, by the crisis, thrown out of en-
ployment. Whether it will be continued,
after business has been fairly resumed, as
will be the case in a short time, we do not
knnW
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-19

County MATTERs.-The County Commits
sioners at their regular session yesterday,
passed the following orders: ]. Kleinmsn,
cook at Jail, $40; Pat. Hatten, work on
Carthage road, $12; William Canterbury,
twelve days work on Carthage-road, $l2;
Payroll for new Jail 500 OF. A communica-
ton was received from citizens of Loveland
and vicinity, asking the Commissioners to
notify the Commissioners of Clsrmont and
Warren Counties, to meet them to take some
action in reference to the proposed bridge
over the Little Miami at that place. The
Auditor was instructed to notify them to
meet at the Auditors Office of Hamilton
County on the first Tuesday in April.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-19

RAILROAD ELECTIoS.-The following gem
tlemen were yesterday unanimously re-
elected Directors of the Dayton and oincin-
natl (~shOrtllne) Railroad Co. for the ensuing
year: Miles Greenwood, David Sinton,
Samuel Beresford, VIM. Sallew, Arnd. Kat
tenhorp, ChAs. Rule, W, NJ. BAtemsn, B. 7.
Dale, VIM. LOder, s. D. Graflin, John G.
Jones, Samuel H. Goodin, James Goodin.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-19
REGISTER.
LAW REPORT.
SUPERIOR COURT,

Farmers and Millers' Bank of Wisconsin
Us. o. Smith and J.. W. Hartwell.-Applica-
tioa that judgment should be taken on one
defendant as principal and the other as
surety. Submitted to Judge Storer.
Marentbal, Lehman & Co. Us. H.. Kessler.-
Motion that the Sheriff be required to deliver
up attached property. Submitted.
]. A. Rhodes, executor, Us. R. w. Booth
Trial by q jury to recover on q note. De.
Tense, failure Of consideration.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-19

FATAL RAILROAD AocDENT.-0n Sunday
morning, about nine o'clock, a German
named Henry Stronger, was killed in the
Seventeenth Ward, while attempting to jump
on one of the cars on the Little Miami Rail-
road while it was in motion. He was hor-
ribly mangled, but lived about an hour after
the occurrence. He was twenty one years
of age and unmarried, and resided with his
parents on Lock-street.
Such occurrences, melancholy as they are,
are common in the Seventeenth Ward, and
it is strange that people dOnOt learn to avoid
them. s.a . ..Ef E.f
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-19
NEWPORT NEWR.

Po1,cr Counr-Warrauts were Issued IN
the Majors OfHce, yesterday, for the arrest
of Daniel Mike and john Ohrsstyi tbe former
for nuisance. and the latter Tor Dreachof the
peace in fighting Legraw.
l.. o. R. M.AThe Grand Councii of this
Newport Yesterday. A nuEnSer Of Lodges
throughout sAe State were represented.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-19


The FINE ARTs-SignOr Rossfs "Hoy
EamiIy."-Signor Tomaso Rossi has recently
finished a copy of Raffaelle "Holy Family"
which has been much admired by his friends,
the picture representing a garden, in the
foreground of which is the Madonna with
the infants Jesus and John the Baptist at her
feet.
The figure and head Of the Virgin we do
not like-indeed we hardly ever saw her
properly represented in a sacred painting
the former is too large and excessively
healthy, lacking net only spirituality, but
even delicacy; and the latter is too square
and German in semblance; the features
wanting fneness, while the eyes are too far
apart.
No one, to see the Virgin there, would for a
moment believe the story of the Immaculate
Conception for she has a completely ma
ternal appearance a good, comfortable, ma
tronly seeming that would induce us to
think her the wife of a thrifty farmer, and
the mother, in fact, of four or Eve children,
and in prospect of eight or ten more.
The children, too, look quite as homely as
most children-and that is severe censure,
Heaven knowsl-John the Baptist remind
ing us of the juvenile peddlers we often
meet on the Landing, anxious to drive a
shrewd bargain in any thing from a pewter
watch to a pair Of tender -souled socks.
IfJohn the Baptist ever looked after that
fashion, or Jesus either, who, likewise, has
precious little beauty to spare, we hope, for
their own sakes, they improved personally
when they reached the years of discretion.
Children, however, can not more help their
homeliness any more than they can their
birth-if they could, they would, no doubt,
in both instances-and, therefore, if Jesus
and John ever were as i'll. formed as RATA
ellie has made them, they are to be pitied.
If they were not, they could, if they lived on
earth nowadays, and were SO disposed, re-
cover large damages for defamation of per-
SON in any court of ohristendom-or heather
dom either, for that matter. EE
But for these defects, as we regard Them,
Signor Rossi is not to blame. He was com.
PEELED to follow his model and while he
has done so, he has much Improved upon.
without departing from, it. He has ideal
lied the picture; softened down the lines,
and refined upon the tints.
The COlOring is fine and the face of the
Virgin, which is very carefully enthusiastically
worked up, will bear the closest examination.
We are much pleased with Signor Rossi's
execution of the painting, aud are convinced
that the time and talent he has put upon it
have been rewarded with success. While
We do not like the subject, we are much
grati6sd with the performance Of his portion
Of the arduous labor.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-19

AssAssIEATIoS IN M~IssouRL-By a special
dispatch to The St. Louis Republican, we
learn that E.. Dickinson, a merchant of Cali
: forHia, was assassinated in Jefferson CITY on
Tuesday night. He was in his house, with
persons in the room, when he was shot
through the window. Suspicion was Fixed
upon no one as the perpetIAtor of the deed,
nor had Dickinson had any difficulty with
auV One.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-19

In the matter of assignment of A. H..
Ernst tdeceasedl Judge Paddock allowed
an order for the payment by the assignee of
proceeds of sale to payment of the mortgage
of Obas. Jolly also for payment of balance
of judgment lien held by the representatives
Of A. Scott, deceased, after reserving for
costs and expenses.
An application by a creditor of. G. Klein
under The seventeenth section of the Code
for the appointment of an assignee, was
allowed by Judge Paddock, and l.. Lod wick
was appointed.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-19

A FOOLISH WHEBRYMAK.-Mr. Martin, the
wherTy-berIyman, who rowed a .skif from
Boston to New York some time since, has
lately been trying to see how many things
be could do to make himself ridiculous. He
has gone without eating from Sunday until
Friday, then lived on apples for that length
OF time, slept out doors in all kinds of
weather, all the time keeping an accurate
record of bis weight, feelings, &c, Sc. The
only practical result reached by his. expert
ment is the demonstration of the fact that
Boston has one very foolish man in ii.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-19

REsmEScE OF THE KIEG AND QURHE OF
NAPLEs-The Ex-king and Queen of Ma
pies will take up their residence in the Cas-
tie of Bauz, near L~ichtenfels, in Bavaria.
This estate, situated at q short distance from
Munich, and once belonging to the old abbey
of that name, is one of the finest monuments
of Gothic art. 1t belongs to Duke MAXI
milan OF BavaTia, the father Of the fugitive
Oueen.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-19

The Librarian acknowledged the receipt
of seventeen volumes Of American State
Papers," from the Department of the Int
rior, at the instance of the Hon. John A
Gurley.
A number Of bids for supplying the various
school-houses with coal were read, aud that
of Garfield & Bertram accepted, viz: To
furnish from twenty-five to thirty thousand
bushels of good Youghiogheny coal at seven
and on~e-sixteenth cents per bushel, with
one. fourth of a cent. extra for shoveling
into vaults.
A proposition from Alexander Aupperle
and others to sell a piece of ground, adioin-
ing the Martin Lot, at the head of Main
street. was referred to the Building Com
mittee.
An appropriation of $l,948 was made to
VIM. H. Stewart for work on the school,
building on the Martin Lot. Adjourned.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-19

ANOTHER PATRIoT.-Our election column
proclaims another patriot in the field, Capt.
@. W. Bunker, who is DESTROYS to serve as
City Commissioner. Not wishing to be
thought invidiOus by the many hopeful aspi-
rants, we say nothing of the Captain person.
ally or particularly, but remark, generally,
that when the genius, virtue and patriotism
Of the campaign is sought, it should be looked
for in the aspiring election" column of the
Press.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-19

CoUETIEG-ROoM INKsTAND. - Something
new and desirable in the way of counting
house inkstand has been sent US by Messrs.
Gray, Hemingway L Co. II is a delicate
specimen, weighing six pounds avoirdupois,
and having in its crown accommodation for
a limited quantity Of dark fluid. 1t is a
beauty in its way, and in the hands Of our
fighting editor, to whom it has been trans
ferred, is expected to be made serviceable as
well as ornamental.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-19

STRANGE LoCATIoE OF BEEs.-About four
years since q swarm of bees lett the hives OF
Thomas Macy, in Nantucket, and located
themselves in the garnet of Mrs. Elizabeth
Swain, on Milk street. One day last week
Mrs. S. had a portion of the floor taken un.
when, to her surprise, she became aware OF
the bees, and of the fact that she, was the
owner of about forty pounds of honey.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-19
DoUBLE HeMIcIDE IN MIssTssIPPI.-The
Vich shnrn HE.nc Intn dnAn .nu

Vicksburg Why of a late date says;
On Friday an unfortunate difficulty Oe-
CURED on the plantation of W. ". Murphey,
in Sun1ower County, resulting in the death
of Mr.. Muyphey, at the hands of his over
seer, Mr.. Young. The origin of the diff
first, the ball passing through the hand of
Mrs. Young, who attempted to get between
them, end striking Mr.. Young in the abdO-
men. Young then wrenched the pistolfrou
Murpbey, and shot him through the heart,
killing him instantly. 1t is believed that the
wound of Mr.. Young is also mortal.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-19

POLICE CoURF.-Henry Tressler, charged
with hOrse-stealing, was arraigned before
the Police Court, yesterday, and held over
in the sum Of $1,000, for further examina-
ton on Thursday.
E. L. Lewis, for keeping a gaming
house, was held over till Friday for trial.
A large number Of cases was disposed of,
but mont Of them were of sufficient conse-
quence to require Decentralization.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-19

SUICIDE FROM DHsERTIoS OF A HUsBAND,-
A drunken wife hanged herself, at Ralti-
more, on Sunday night, in desperation be-
cause abe had been finally deserted by her
vicious courses. The body WAS discovered
on Monday morning.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-19

sixth WARD WoRKrNG-MEN's TICKET.
The working. men of the Sixth Ward held a
meeting last night and nominated the fol-
lowing ticket: Ea
Council-J. G. Reed.
School Visitor-E. Wheelock.
Assessor-John Nicely.
Contradiction Davis.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-19

There are few triumphs upon which men
more pride themselves than those over wo-
men and yet from the disparity Of strength,
there are none that SO little deserve the
name.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-19

ATTEMPTED REDUCTION IN BUfrER,-An
attempt is making in London to reduce the
price Of Irish and English butter, which is
sold the year round at from eighty to liz
shilliDgs per cwt., by importing Il from
Boulogne, ss this can be laid down at the
door Of the English retailer for seventy shil .
lings per cwt.