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Newspaper Page TextTHE DAILY PENNY PHESH I puldwhnAdaltjvSilndajsjcxccptod.al '' ' "Waf. TViT.tVi Sh'Hflf. dMIvored tn lulavrlhera in CINCINNATI. COT. (ITOS and NEWPORT, and In surrouudtng eitlos. village and Unit at ill '.' ' j t ra TV rttswf(r" A WflfTf. . isiyablc to the carrier. ' ' , if , PRICE OI' MAI 1,1 XG., .! X etiifVtopt......i............,...i.,.,,..iA.... dip month , ...40 three months .............. ...... l M .... 4 m 1 IV At AMUSEMENTS. A 1 xit r a. mrnw T' er trr a Tr"T ;,i?Z T.mrrt Bakb, Sole T.pssee: r '-Llnagerj W. O. Tat-Mi-anis, T !an fltiihlh ntirht df the universal 'rt'S Lxwrll BaVcB, Sole T.pssee: I). A. Samboa, Stag irca'iiircr. uj favorite nnd popular foiuodian. Mr. FRANK jiftlKW. K;l Second time of Toin Taylur'a great comMy, which , I C I'1 III.' P. .,11111., fYCOII AIICIHIT, "' "Jt Wwrt "f tve montlie, u oeerfhiw init houses, and its Immense success coiiiimte nnaiiaid at the ' ' Ttftft&AY KVKNINO, Fohrtiiirf M. will be uoled I TjuijTHrlur'a pxpiilai oniidy, oullmi ' ' OUR AUKIUCAN COUSIN. ' AiaTiH'nnliard, (Oitr Aaiar.-kn Omuin,) Mr, Kiank J'ivw; Lord )iiinaranrr,Mr. McWllliama; HirKdwnrd inward, Mr. Il:i4tifrd; Mr. Covlr-, Mr. ll imiUon; All Murrutt, Mr. Lnlllmwcll; l.lcnt. Vcwi.m, Mr. .I.'iinia-l it d'" l-t -., Mr. Willis: Hinny, Mr. Uixht: J"lrnc Trrnchiivd, Miss I)e Cuurry; M;iy a ! Werixuth, .nra. urinin. . Jo conalude with thn . 1EISU SKl'RKTAHY. "JlOjurtH'i Mr. Li'fflnnwi'll; Al ('ruiin ftufftire, Mr. "Ilil.ifird; TharlM (layfoiv. Mr. H.iiiIIiuii; Ellen Courll, Misa C'ouk; i.nrv, Mm h, hndrM. 'rtlE KKW NATIONAL HOTEL, ndjoinlnii tlir ThfAtr, i tiriw non for Hie rM!-ptliii ol euoHU. JuomvrtHi l-l4ln'd ly t tie dn' or woot, nml iwln ftiniLlhrtl nt M limir. ; . ' Vn44m-n Rnd others lire rtutlnnr,il"ftualu'(t fur. nUkiiiR any artkl Ur 'I'btator wHIwut n vrrittfii MrrllDi-d lT Hi' rit.i.; Mkn:tei or I lie TrMwn-r. an : Wood's Theater OORNER SIXTH VISE HT8., CINCINNATI JUmjit HUee MAiitfpr...H Tn'anurer HciMiir A rtlt Flinripal lAchinUt.... FiupouloH by 1.., , OenniiK Woon, 11. C. BnrivT, I'. P. i MBTfO. . HiiWAitn HimcHa. . K. MAniltKi Wh, Kuan. XOTirr TIME rilA.Nlil'.D. IKioim 0)'ii nt ficliii k; V.'rforinaiicf rciinnioiirpii t pricks of Ansussutx. Iivs Clrvlp mill rariik'tli, .vici'iitn; I'liinily Ciivlc, a., eom. WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY. G von t A Urn c 1 ion ! - -The MaiingpT tnkpa pli n.-nri1 In nnnomi.-lntf to Dip putuir runt lie iih cnrcii'ii u rp-eiiatnui-nipnl mill Mr. & Mrs. ELLSLER, For production of thn 0 1 and Fairy Sjiectiu-le of NAIAD QUKEN.' hH, MiMiiiL'trt, huu an urp coni'oiiiiiniuH nett'Hwnry rppn'nentuticn hi : stylo or utntHiallHlca nutgnln- k In addition to thn tin tin I eonintini tin hit pntnitt trti Urge uunibei; of beuutiful youitR latliei to repu'setit NyiuplH ol' the Khinc, V1.n n-ill onluD, in l ait I lini. L'.l.. ..Iiin... aii.l AniHXoniaii armors, prepared expressly for thi- pieve. VI- Marehc of Amnzont and Demon! ' Grtwd Floral Dttncn am! Ornvjinji! Terrific Comhala! mill Jj , ' Wftcfern7 JVi(7.s "oik Trnntfortixilinm! TUESItAY EVENIXti. Felmmrv 22. 1X19. nnd eT- erv erenluff this week, will Ih nresenled the loost i 1 i gorgeous spectacle, in four net, ever performed in . l.i lilts cuy, eiifcliltu me NAIAD QUEEN; Ob, Tn-r. Nympim or tiik Kiii.se. t.tniirrE, Queen of the Naiads. .Mm. Errit Ellst fr. S.-Iinap, Sir Jtuperta Pnulre Mr. John i.i.i.su.i:n. ' Mr Rupert, anrnamed the l'eaniuUKht....Mr. Collier. Amuhibeo. a Demon Monster .Mr. Donnelly. . Coralline, a Musical Naiad Miss L. Maddern. Naiads of the f one and Dance, Demons of the Dark Bluo Waters, Knights of the Lancti, tlbft Word nnd N. V. Owlni tothr lenntn'ortblstimiiilfloent F.itrf ejpecwcie, no oiner piece can oe periormen witu ii. BsTHeats may be secured nt the Box Ollloe frnu j't-locfc A. .11. nut ll 4 clocK 1'. Jl. riu TWO NIGHTS ONLY, POSITIVELY. ' nrHE rrBLio ARE RESPECTFULLY M'T.I.E VICCOI.OMINI will JL Informed thnt give TWO GRAND LDNCJ'.UTS ill Cincinnati, on Wednesday & Thursday, 21A nud!ltli. AT SMITH NIKOX'S HALL. VommenclngatS o'clock, being positively tbe only Derforinnuces sue cad Klve in tins city. M ile I'lcco- lutnliil will be assisted by M'LLE CHIONI, Prima Donna from UerMajcdty'sTlieater, London. SKI. LORINI, Prima Tenor from the Covent 0rden, Loudon, aud the Academy of Music, lew YorK. SIG. MAUUIOROTTI. Priuclpal Basot also from the Queen's Theater, MBf W0tLF,NHAUPT. The Celebrated Violinist. ' 4Sl.Mt7.tO .::-'e-. Conductsr. PROtjBAMME: 1. Romatiza. il Kornian ........SlG. 2. Briudisi. LaTrarlaUT.! Maooiorotti. HUM, M'Ue Plcfolomfill and Si"-. I.orlni, 3. Grace, Grace. Robert le Diuble M'i.i.k Ghioni. 4. Fautuzla. Utuello 3la. woli.i:'mai 0. Duett. Nouie dl Fiitaro Moakt M'lle Piccolouiliil and M'Ue Gliinnl. X. Spirto GuutiL , Ln Favorita Sm. Louin PART II. Largo al Factotum. Piccolouiiui Waltz, ..Sio. Maaoiorotti, .'. ,,McziM M'lle Pircoloiulul.; . - i. Serenade Don Paaqualc .....Sin. Lohini 10. Fantasia, '-The Swallows. "...Mr. WnM-rNiiACPT, 11. Aria. Laiunara M'llk Ghioni 13. Clrand Duett. L Klir.il di Ainoie. M'lle Plrrolomliil and Hlg. Maggiorottl ro- of reserved seats. S2. Admission In the eve. iiiiia at tbeiloor, i, Willi the privilege of. occupying OCIl seillfl as uiay IIOI u,t-ueeu .t-cm-u. Kflfwi The ninttnffer reizrets'to announce that consequence of M'lle PH' 0LOM1 N rsrvices being liinnerotively uUiId In London early in April, bus been unable to ubtnln an extension of his con- .,..1 iv.n M iv f.umlpv. Matlilirel' of tllMOneen'sTllea. tet (hre. This will, tlierefoi-e, most positively lie uulyopportunitiesofjieuriii this eelc-bruti.d cauta t rue In Ciliainuati. THE SALE OF SEATS, FOR BCaKIw CERTS. Will eommmieenn MUNfAY Keliritary 21st, at p'clork precisely, at the rouJiuMf Snutli 1 Nixon. Ol HI I llouLI'm I 1 limKNU III .uiiinvinr oi i vmai ami 'iilih: in alt. lis,- 2roU: niol IS! Ol iUai'CIi; Mil4bls. 4tli, and then gnes-dbmp'to aiud niVtrkB from there for Europe? ew iirieans, 1 7t The Campbells Are Coming. STAR TEOtPE OP THE MOULD Smith & N ixon's Hall One Week, ' " : (HUM UNCI NO . I v MONDAY EVKNINd, FPBHL'ARY i lliiiiiiiit' A- IVph f'siiiiliP'tt JAMPBELL MINSTRELS r Double Trotip k Brass Band, Selected from the vory bout Rtbbiidao Pc'linoiitors, Vocalist and Instrumentalists evVr coiccntra'e(J one orgauizatlon. The Campbell Brass Band, Consisting of TKM TALENTED MUSICIANS uluy iilglitly In front of the Hall, oil tho opening the doors. Admission ) cents. Doors open at 7 o'clock; performance at Tj. P. A. CLARKE, Agent- unw-The Campbells will play ln Covington, at Fellows Hall, FRIDAY and SATURDAY, February 2itU and Mth. , , . , .TEMPERANCE FESTIVAL '" at i y. Vleltjx'lepii Hall, TUESDAY EVENIH0, FEB'Y , Tableaux aud Othisr Amuaemtnta. A Band of good Music will be In attendance. Jimuoan -. . .,,., .-.n Vuiloo,50CW!;s. . . Vol.1. No.l. CINCINNATI, TUESDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 22, 1859. Price, OneCcnt. rilllliOLOftV. PROF. L..N. FOWLER, OF TIIF. FIRM of Fowlrr k M rllfl. New Turk, will ronmirw n coiime of lrrlnn-a in Mmith & Nixon Hall, ( iui ln nntl, on the 1Mb of Mnrrh, lVfl. t-4 City Matters. [Specially Reported for the Daily Penny Press.] Cincinnati Horse Markets. Cincinnati Horse Markets. MONDAY EVENING, February 21, 1859. The nnfkot Coiitinnoa anils lollre. with full aim. filios. Tli?a'4Rri'Knlo of e:iles for the Wi-ek Jnntclixed s eerhaM ereater than for any correwnonilina ti.-rlnd during the winti-r. T ho -nipplii-a have Ki-nernlT) ux ceailed thd demand. MILLER & EASTWOOD'S STABLES, NORTH SIDE OF FIFTH STREET, BETWEEN MAIN AND SYCAMORE. Report of Sale! for Week ending Monday, Fell. 21. No. of Horses Hold lii'.l I Value.... 7.', W. H. STEAVEN'S STABLES. SOUTH SIDE OF FIFTH STREET, BETWEEN MAIN AND SYCAMORE. Ituporl of aalo for wek eiidinR Monday, Feb. 21, . No. of lIraeeolu .iv I Value ..i ,JJ4 OU B. JENIFER'S STABLES, (McKenzie, Agent.) NORTH SIDE OF FIFTH STREET, BETWEEN MAIN AND SYCAMORE. Report of Knlea for week cndlnjt Momlay, Feb, II No. of Horse mid .,...7Z I Val n- 2.1 D. & P. RILEY'S STADLES, SOUTH SIDE OF SIXTH STREET BETWEEN MAIN AND SYCAMORE. Report pf iitli-a for week rndliiR Monday, Feb. 21 No, of Hones iold 49 I Value . ?.'., ' 00 D. CARNEY'S SOUTH SIDE OF FIFTH STREET, BETWEEN MAIN AND SYCAMORE. Report of sales for wepk endinit Mondny, Feb. 21. No. of Horses sold In-." Value SI(i,f.o2 r0 RECAPITULATION. ,. Total nnmlterof Horsea iold tts Total value ". ili.,4sl:l [Specially Reported for the Daily Penny Press.] Cincinnati Cattle Market. MONDAY, February 21, 1859. 1). W. llai'lell. WeiL'li-ninster nt the llrlihlon Stort yards, reiHirts the following receipts of Live Stock lor tne VieeK ending Alonuay evening, .laiiuary 21 fettle .fill I Sheep lift I Hogs v,2 QUOTATIONS. Rpcf Cattle ..S.I W) to Si l-.xtru Cuttle ... 4 T.t to ft 12 Slioep , .. 3 H) to to ... ft 7u to 4 M 6 ! Kvtrn Slieep Hotfs HM RECEIPTS OF CATTLE. NAM I'.S OF DHOVKR. WIIKRI! I'BOM. M. Kentucky II Indiana Its do 17 di in di HI di ill d ::n do hi dn lit do .... 12 do ir, d is di do 2 do II .lobu McDnniel Mr. Dobbins... .loliu lllair .lolntson A McDonald J. O. Hardy l'uulexs A Jlllell .1. Ruby O. Woods Win. Wbeatley Patvr McDunouuh.... lim-n Wlliou lliiEh Kelly P. Sumner Wni. Wirtpllno Applegate & Woods... 10 pi, ill he the n . A SinoW.ak Matrimonial Aitair. As Important Lkoal Qukstiox. Borne seven or eight years ago, r. young married man of this oity, left for the land of Ophir, gonorally known as California, informing his wife at the tiino, that he intended to be absent about one year. After three years absence his wife received In formation from some souroe that her husband was accidentally killed in Coloma. Previous to his departure he gave to his, wife the right and ifae of tmall brick, Uoiiae-arhiob ha,ownd In tho West end 'of the city, valued at about $1200. After remaining a widow as she sup posed she was--for four years, sho concluded to embark in another matrimonial enterprize, and married the second time a worthy, but un fortunately, a poor man. She sold tho property as administratrix appointed by court, and gave the proceeds to licr new husband to in vest in the grocery business. A short time since the first husband suddenly mado bis ap pearance to tho wonderment and surprise of all his old friends, and more particularly of his wife and relatives, and claimed both his wife, and house and lot. Tho wife it appears pre fers living with husband number two properly appreciating the neglect and indifference of number one, and the consequences resulting therefrom is a suit for the recovery of the pro ceeds of tho sole of the bouse and lot. The question to be solved, Is tho second husband responsible to the first for the act of tho lady Bi'boi.abv. On Sunday night about 12 o'clock, the residence pf Mr. C'has. Maddox, on Fifth-street, just below the Cin. ' Ham. and Dayton depot,, was entered by burglars and robbed of silver spoons" and other articles the value of about $40. Tbe burglars effected an entrance through a baek. window, which was evidently pried open by a "jimmy," the impressions of that instrument were pal pable. , - Aocidentai. Dbowxinii. Mr. Albert Jcssup, who residedin the town of Ludlow, Kentucky, a short distance below this city fell into the river near tho depot of the Ohio and Mississippi R. R., on Monday night, and was drowned. Our informant states that Mr. Jcssup was too late for the ferry boat it being near one o'clock and while walking on the river bank he fell into the water. Several persons saw him fall, but owing to tbe high stage of water and strong current It was impossible to save him. ''.'he body has not yo. been recovered. School Board. 2. in will of Odd l'i -( 22. - The ad. P'tOcrsoiNOft Last Nioht. Board inet- President King In the Chair. The Superin tendent submitted the following abstract the Monthly Report of the Principal for last month; Total enrollment for the commencement year - - . 10,1594 Viz. Ir Distict Schools - - lj,fio5 In Intermediate - 1,09 Whole No. remaining at date of Report 12,251 In District Schools - - 11,S14 Intermediate - - Average- per ceiit. daily attendance ln Dis jtriut S,'P"lg, 87 in Intermediate, 5?. The resignation of Mi" Kate Hawkins rMWeptpa, . . ' 1 A largo nutnber of bills apptpved by Committee 'wore passed, including monthly AUris. of the Janitor of ' Woodward Hughes schools, which are $30 each, although an attempt was made to r4uca Uieiii to $25. , On motion of Mr. Struttau It was resolved, that to-day, the 22d, be .obsorved as a holiday by the District and Intermediate BohoolsV ' Misa Miller was appointed teacher in the Distriot at a salary of $20 per month, f' The committee on salaries reported that had determined to oppose 'all applications inxeasa pf salaries during the present year. ."After the transaction of some other busi ness of n.inor Importance the Board adjourned, LAW REPORT. COMMON PLEAS. 1 to as of the of 037 (.ho and 1st for ' Titr bivoltrr. Stir ot Puiimr vs. Dchmb. Tb nrfrunient profrreejed la this ense, yester day, bet ore Judge lickson. Ihe petitioner counsel intunnteita willinit- liess to submit. It without orgument, but the respondent's counsel tntimntcd a desire to hear the grounds on whirl' a dirora or alimony was oluimeil. Judge Tildon procoedoj to arsue the case. It was one. ho thought, calculated to excite emotion nnd, perhaps, to justify a littlo elabo ration : but in addressing a deliberative tri bunal ho folt it would be more bejoming to present on unimpassionod enumeration of the grounds, both n to the law and facte, which would justify the court in granting the prayer of the petition, and which, It appeared to him, were too clear nnd indisputable to need very much the aid of argument.' The charge of extreme cruelty tbe counsel then discussed at some longth, contending that tbe evidence fully established it, and, under authorities which be cited to the Court, that, (without tbe Infliction of actual blows upon the person ol the wife) It might b perpetrated uy iniiiKniiies auurueseu. it. uer uiou, uj groundless and malicious charges against her chastity tlio physical and mental symptoms being so interwoven, that unpleasant emotions will bring on bomiv tueeaafm aw-owe- naas- lions than the result pf any auddHt act of violonco on the perron In adverti ig to the history and' character of the petitioner, the counsel remarked Hint when Alary Ann Alcriicoit, slio was not only the la vorito of the I'nmily circle at home, but of her associates and acquaintance. She enme from a rcspeetnblo family; ht-r father, a money-maker ccrtninly, as the world goes, ambitious in a day ol vigor to lay something up nguinst one ol do cay, was not parsimonious, hut wise in the ad ministration of his estate, living comfortably. and affording to his children the advantages of n polito and polixbcd education. hon married by this respondent sho whs the owner of a large inheritance the real cstato was limited to her for life, tho personal estate wnS hers absolutely, and, taken together, she brought to her husband a solid capital of from $40,01111 to $50,000. In a moment of fcmnlo caprice it may bo of pas slon, of imagination she forms an nttnchiucnt for Mr. Duhmc; that thnt attachment was real, none could doubt for he was a forcignor, speak ing to her nn alien tongue, and introducing her, so fnrns his friendships were toncornod, to those who only, or chiefly, spoko thnt language. Ho, though gonorally rosjx'oted in his business ca reer, nnd in the ordinary inlciooursu with his associates anil business friends, nianil'cstiug an honorable perception of social duties, was, nev ertheless, of a naturally Mispicious- and jealous disposition, violent when his passions wore aroused ; and this jealousy may have been fonuded on tho conscious fact that he had mar ried into a circle not his own ; end though his own was reputable, and tho incongruity did not arise becauso his condition was less elevated, respectable, cultivated or refined as the Nova tions of the two may have been on the sume plane the difference of nativity and of lan guage formed a barrier almost insurmountable to liny thing like a genial flow of sentiment be tween the two circles ; and he becomos instantly tho victim of his own morbid, unfounded, irri table, unjustifiable suspicions and jealousy; and when the intensity of the original affection be gan to subside, the parties find themselves grav itating to their respective spheres and circles, and to tastes and feelings which could then only be pursued at .the expense of peace and happi ness ; and benoe, referring to the disposition R wtuoner, ne urgwt tnut, inougb. subjected these influences, and under circn instances provocation, her sentiments of indignatiou, ot conscious wrong, may nave tounu utterance lor he did not claim she was denuded of the pas sinns of her nature.; her character would well support the test of a critical examination. One witness had testified that tho parties when together seemed as if inviting some third person to introduce them. What was the rcs pondant's duty under such oircumstanoes ? He was the stronger vessel, the party who could afford to mako concessions ; and if ho did would roquire no intermediate party to intro duce them. What woman could bear to live through such a period, on such relational This cold, reserved manner would solve a groat many matters ; it lay nt the bottom of the diuiculties. It was an insane, miserable Iya pectlc jealousy ) it was your Loefner in a miti gated form it was your jealous man the green-eyed monster without - that animal feature which Loefner possessed without that portion of the man callod the brute, to impel tim to imbrtie bis hands in the blood of wife but contenting' Itself with occasional sallies of rage and resentment, and of the more frequent eourse of a eold, insonsible, neglectful, bearing to his wife and he (Judge T.) woibi here say, by way of parenthesis, that if equcrts of justice wished to administer the jaw-'eE' divoroo in a way calculated to subseWe .real interest B of the parties they, iWrahil withhold their relief they would pop wait unti) act of desperation lead tbe. final consum mation portended by such .manfesthtions, Mrs. Duhme was the owner" ef an Income, corresponding to a ready capital nearly largo an income certainly greatly beyond amount that would be involved in the personal expenditure of a wife. The truth. i that wife by the discharge of her duties earns fully her subsistence, evonin these days of crino line. Mr. Lincoln. Yes, when she stays at home. Judge Tildoq, -One that stays at home suf ficient for nil the duties required of her; income was greatly beyond uny demands could make on tho exchequer of her .husband, nnd he was In tho receipt also of an ample revenue; and the court in determining .the question of gross neglect of duty would take tbisfaot, ifi connection with the relations they sustained in their social interceurse and fact, too, that she wrb an educated and refined lady, of a respeotab'.c family I" good, standing. Mr. Da'imo himrelf, in his occupation alio, reputable, and in everything else, excopting his relations to his wife, eutitled to respect; but here he had boon Boized on by an incura ble disease the disease of jealousy. Counsel thon reviewed the grounds in detail Upon which, this petition for divorce was based: and proceeded to reniurk, that as it was utterly beyond hppo (bat these parties should again live together undor the restored relations husband and wife, it was a reasonable expec tation, even if the Court should withhold a for diyorce, that the petitioner should obtain a restoration of hor estate, and be for the oxpenses she hud incurred the proscoution of her rights. Tho able argu ment of Judge Tildon occupied nearly hours, Mr. Yr'urnock, on Ihe purl uf the reBimnilent, next addressed the court. He said lie belonged . . , , , . i i I to me om scnooi regiiruing muiTingu, u not ' . i ..ll.. uu..UJl saCl'UljlCUl, US ll Ifttl 1 IIMllg Cipiliny .aun,., r.nd. therefore, uttpry uppusud to Judge theory uf extending aud enlarging causes of divoroc. Iu referring to tho charge of ''jealousy" brought against the rcspondant, he snid thut that entertained by Mr. Duhme was no other jealousy thai) such as a husband ought to feol, It was not .( nil tlmt msj4i4op his wife as bad bceu ipiputed to hiui i but was. tflt anxious jealousy or solicltudo which became the head of a family, during hie voluntary absuiioc, that no luoutu of suspicion should rest on her conduct. During this of tho argument Mr. D. laid his head the table, shed tears, and seemed to be much affected. ' ' In alluding to tbe causes of tho estrangement, he remarked that her attendance on those oirclos was. one of the most prominent. He (Mr, W.) did ui propose to discuss the ieot of dcmarnifogy or witchcraft, but merely to urge that the many evils which had resulted from spirit-rajiiitng circles furnished a reason able gtonfld) forlhe objections which Mr. D. en tertained toward saoh gatherings. Ninety-nine out of every hundred persons in this community, and every other community in tho country, looked on Spiritualism as imposition or nonsense, as knavery or Jolly, or both. If the spirits of the departed were really present, why dirt they rap? Why did they not speak in a language that ptople ordinarily could understand " A laugh. He had seen communications alleged to have com from Lord liacnn and Hhnkspenre that would disgrace a pedagogue in Southern Illinois. A tnaa might well be jealous of his wife attending such places. Tbe counsel controverted each of the posi tions taken oa. the other side, and contended that no case whatever had been mnilo out to authorite the tnwrt to listen to the prayer of this petition. . . SUPERIOR COURT. of to of or ; it bis ' ib.. iot Ai.i.kdokd Pi.anihr. Bowman vs. Gaines. This was a salt brought by a colored preacher to recover $404) damages for slanderous words, alleged te bay been spoken in a certain speech delivered by the defendant who was also a colored Individual. The case was tried before Judge Spencer. The jury returned a verdict for the defeniftnt. Actio acuiht the City. Lena McLean vi. the CitT. ao recover for an Iniurv occasion ed to the plaintiff's property on Hopkins street, by reason of fhe overflow of an alley. Tbe city claimed tliat the nature of the soil, and not an; act est her part caused the damage Tbe case was before a jury in Judge Gholson's branch ol the court. Arrakinwkns. A batch of prisoners, In- eluding nearly all those against whom Indict ments were reported on Saturday, were ar raigned, yesterday, before Judge Carter, and with brt few e xcepiions all entered pleas of "not nuilty." ( John Kain, Indicted for mnr dor in tbe first degree, had a special plea filed on his behalf? Isaac Long, charged with bur glary and larceny, when asked by the Prose cuting Attorney whether he was guilty or not replied guilty and when interrogated as to whether he meant he was guilty of the receiv ing only, he replied rather indignantly at being suspected of the meaner offence, that he had done the breuklng and entering himself. O Calllck also pleaded guilty to a charge of lar ceny. ' Thk Cki.kbration to-day. The Hover Guards in company with their guoata tho Day ton Light Guards will parade m the forenoon, and iu the afternoon tuko dinner at the Burnet House. - Tbe Guthrie Greys Battalion will, parade in Shaokos in the afternoon at 2 o'clock. Th? Shields tight Guatds will hare a ball at Metropolitan Hall la tbe evening and enjoy themselves in tbe raaies of the merry dance until the rosy dawn reminds them of returning day. The Hibernian Association celebrate the National Holiday, by a supper at the El Dorado No. 36 East fifth Street, to be provided by John Elitch. ' Examinations in Music The. mca.iniuation tn ' music , In the . distriot and intermediate scheors wifr-fte 'etamed as sfoUaew, rs:-r. 10th distriot, Wednesday, a.m., Feb. 23rd; 14th district, Wednesday, p.m., Feb. 23rd; 4th intermediate, Friday, a.m., Feb. 24th; 3rd intermediate, Friday, p.m., Feb. 24th; 3rd district, and 2nd intermediate, Tuesday, p.m., March 1st; 4th distriot, Thursday, p.m., March 3rd. Holiday. By reference to the proceedings of the School Board, which will be found else where, it will be seen, that to day, the 22nd, has been sot apart aa a holiday in the district and intermediate schools: .ES One of our city Magistrates, J. J. Mc- Fall, has been Indicted by the Grand Jury Campbell County, Ky., for marrying parties ferry-boat.., Kentucky claims special jarisdie turn over the Ohio River, and the gallant 'Squire wU for ft short poriod be in hot water 'oiig'begin to foment as the weather lynrnis. i here have, been . conference meeting by tho anxious and managing Tines, quite numerous of late, and a fixing up of enndidateshns been goneover. The public will be informed in the propertime whom they may vote for. Produce Market. MONDAY, February 21. her she the of de cree in demnified in five FLOUR-The market was quite dull to-day, and tho business done Insignificant Prices are un changed, and we continue to quote superfine at gi.10 (fti.CO, and extra at S3.7M3S6. 'WHISKY No change. Hales of 700 bids at 23Kc., Including wagons. PHOVLSIO-ales of CM bids. Mess Pork S18.2.',; , first class brands are held at 118.50. Bulk meats are generally held higher, hence not much done. The sales were 2ft,ftOU pieces Hams ln bulk, sugar cured, at M loose; 10,000 do, saltpetre do., Lexington, Ky., at the same rate, and 60,000 lbs bulk sides (heavy) at ee. At the close 7c and 9c were asking mtus for (shoulders and Sides, with buyers 6H and K'f. Nothing transpired ln Baron. 400 bbls Lard sold at 11 V. STEARISE A sale of 72 bbai prime at 19c. GROCERIES Nothldg doing iu Sugar or Molasses In the large way, and prices must be regarded nomi nal. Coffee unchanged. WHEAT The market is quiet and prices un changed. We quote prime White, at 8I.3J; good tl.2.S1.32;fulr do. tl.lf&1.2ft, ami Red l.201.25. CORN The demand Is fulr, and prices steady at (or fair mixed. , BARLEY There Is no change of importance ln market. The demand is fair at 80c for prime Fall. RYE-Hmall sales at wkSitme. Market rather dull. OATS A fair demand, and prices firm at C4c arrival. BEAKS Sales 3U0 hush, prime white at II.27S!, and 2. do. do. at tl.2i. ' BUTTER The market is firmer, and prime sells readily at 2122c. . .. the of it por tion on very Spir itual sulj- Daniel Wander, PRACTICAL BUTCHER, And Dealer iu . FRESH, SALT AND SMOKED MEATS, POULTRY, And all klude of Game iu Seaaou, POTATOES AND OTHBB VK0XTABI.K8, (34 No. 21 WEST FIPT1I STREET. Steamboats supplied ft the lowest market prices PLANTING CORN. THE MOST SUCCESSFUL CORN PLAN TER ever Introduced Is WAKEFIELD'S, price l. Western Corn Plainer Co. sole owners. - A. D. SMITH, Agent, 12 E. Fifth streot, op. Depubwa House, Cincinnati, O, AMUSEMENTS. National Tiir.ATra.-The great comedy of tbe Aaiartoan Cousin was put ufi as this establishment last alght, and we are pleased to soy was greeted with tbalargeat house since Mr. Daaw's engagement. The principal character la the piece, "Trenchard," who Is represented as being ahent aa independent a speclmea of a Vermont rerallst asever crosses! the Atlantic, and by the by a good judge of mixed drinks, but with all of his Yankee sagacity oould not tell the difference between the rope attached to a ahower bath and the one attached to a bell. The piece will be re peated this evening, to be preceded by a laughable farco. Tub OrrSA Horsr Bail The excitement In cer tain circles in regard to the Inauguration festival, whlrh takes place this evening, has reached a st itr of Incandescence. The following markings on the social thermometer will exhibit the gradations through which it has passed during the last week. At first the Inquiry was, "Are yon going to Pike's Opera House Ball 1" Later, "Are yon going to the Opera House Ball T" thea, "Are yon going to the Ball 7" while yesterday, with a eateh of the breath, the fair saluted each Other with "Are you going t" Many a sweet-eyed girl If she Iw at rest la regard to what she will wear whose feet, last night, aa she slept, Festus would say, dreamed of a dance, la even now In Imagination whirling through the undulating mar.c of the voluptuous waltz, or gracefully gliding through the mystic figures of tbe Lancers. When the event has passed o easily are the dell cate creatures pleased It will be ajcy so long as they wander neath o'erhanging stars, and, we doubt not will linger In the soul as a sweet reminiscence when she has entered upon the pleasant vlstaa of that one whlrh has been sot apart as the final resting-place of the votaries of Terpsichore. ; Tub Littik Princkss. We bare no doubt the above much talked of personage will be greeted with a house such as has seldom been seen within the walls of Smith & Nixon's llntl. Theexcltenient Is Intense, and we bare no dohbt that tic kets will command a premium. Her first concert Is on next Saturday evening. Campbell's M imstbblm. This glorious troupe is advertised to appear at Smith tt Nixon's Hull next Monday night. There's fun ahead. Wood's Thkatiib. The new fairy spectacle was pro duced last night in a style of magninoence never be f ire equalled In this city. We think the scenic artist must have spread himself npon this occasion to show the public what wonders could be produced by the pencil and brush. This spectacle was never put upon tho stage Inany city with such a lavish expenditure of money. Mr. and Mrs. Kllsler weke highly ap plauded during the evening. Tbey wore Well support ed by the whole company. On the whole the piece was a decided success, and is destined to enjoy a pros perous run. of on at at the at do. sec tbe on roll Re tail 1" Dr. Ayer'si Throat and l.unff Institute, No. 341 Wtut fourth Street. Dr. A VLB is meeting with the moat astonishing success in the cure of Cough, Throat Diseaae, Catarrh, Bronchitis, and ail other anectfona of the breathing organa. lio prescribes Mcuicatea ljinsiatloii, uy which the curallvo vapor is conveyed directly into ull the air passages, at once allaying Inflammation and effecting a permanent and radical cure. - Sr. Ayer will furnish the best of reference in our city as to what he has done, and as bis prices are vory reasonable, none who are suffering should delay for a single hoar. Do not trust the "cure alls" that bavedeeelved so many but call at the rooms of the Throat and Lung Iustl tute, and Investigate for yourselves. 23 A CARD. rTlHE SUBSCRIBERS BEG LEAVE TO call tbe attention! of the public to the fact that eawMur ia asha hat afa-nnds Inttwdr lin.aa- lected with great-care and from tbe best markets. Their long expericuce in public life eminently fit them for caterers to the public taste, and all they ask is a trial to give them a verdict of unanimous ap proval. E. B. & W. B. COLEMAN, S A 6 Burnet-House Rulldlnga, Wholesale and Retail Dealers Iu Wines, Brandies Liquors, Cigars, Teas; Ac, Ac. - 15 WRIGHTSON & COMPANY, ORNAMENTAL Book, Job and Card PRTIVTF.nS. Ho. 167 Walnut fctreet,1 ' Next to the Melodeon, 4 CINCINNATI. OHIO. E. MYERS & CO. Wholemle Mumiaclurtri of oio Dealert -in CANDIES, FRENCH CONFECTIONERIES, r , No."fi .Mailt Htreet. Three doors above Second Street, Dealers in FIRE WORKS from the manufactory 11. P. Delhi. 12 Dr. D. W. McCarthy, OFFICE, No. 110 SIXTH STREET, Cor. College and Sixth, OrrirE Uoi'as-8 to 9 A. at., 2to3 r. H., 8 to 9 P. M. IS. WOHDLE, Dentist. Office No. 138 West Fourth street, CINCINNATI, OHIO. 73 K. ENGPEIi, Druggist and Pharmaceutist, N. E. COR. THIRD AND RACE STS., Cincinnati, Ohio. 72 0LHABER & TALLMADQE, 215 Vine streot, Wholesale and Retail Dealers In Coal Oil, Lamps and Trimmings, And Western Agents for C O O P. IS it s PATENT LEV EH OAS REGULATOR Having on hand one of the best assortments COAL OlL LA Sil'S, OA L Oil, I. All I'M. 1.1 nil a lame stock of PURE ODORI.ED COAL OIL, we solicit il, we solicit a share ol public patrouage, CI.EMfcVr Ol.liAUKK, CHAfl. 8. TALLM ADtlE, Late with Baker A Von l'hul. 1M Special Notice. T100TS AND SHOES FOR PIKE'S -SL ERA House Inauguration Festival. All wishlue to buy a nice Boot or Shoe, suitable for Grand f estival, will Hud a large and splendid at JOHN II. DETELS, 18S Carlisle's Building, No. A3 west Fourth GOAL ODCXj. T1R0WN i VALLETTE, NO. 4 EAST Fourth etreet. are now prepared to supply, IV n iiatttllv. Ihn vprv iMWt article or llUCXdV. Oil." Retail, 1 to per gallon) wholesale, Ifi 10 juiun, tlBANKLIN TYPE AND STEREOTYPE .-' FOUNDRY, K. ALLISON, Superintendent Printing Materials of all kluds. 166 Vine street. RATES OF ADVERTISING. . Trmi Cain ' -V Ar.Trrttrni4Qta not KxceedUg Et lia (At t) Sno In portion. - fO V fit) t' k Ht..l......t4.W..SH,WM. I 00 od TTi'mttf " !!...!".!"!!!!! t s lHTcr nlH'rtiwi'iH "ertfrl at tit fuUwwiiiJf mtf, fir prjunT-ft ton I mm or imw: j niiifiwrtinii ....M.MMMMM....stTo) Qi acB . 1W Two Tlimi' One mowth.. WANTED. WT-ANTKD IRONER. At the 8penoer v tlonsp, a neaq ironcr. no None but the most competent need make application. xn !LVANTEI CANVASSERS. Three re- v anectable boslacss men. of ai food address, to solicit subscrlptiona for a new and popular work, nenntnuiiy iiiusirnieu, ji-.gupst commissions paid. Apply from to ! A. ST.. at the office of the London Printing and Publishing Oomeouy, 33 Kaat Third street, up stairs, Manchester Bnilding. 1W II. JCH ARKLAgent. WANTK1) A SITUATION as First Miller. In a Flour Mill by a yonug maa of thorough, practical experience, and who oan glf first rale references. Would prefer going to a lam cuy. Aonress v . i,., rare v imam Mil Richmond, Indiana. Merchant, i w ASTKD CT8TOMKR8 For a lot of linskets. tn b. rliNlpd out rnrr ehea. at Pen. dnce Commission Store, lift West Fifth aliaet. br JOHN HELL. 140 WABiTUI) MEN Energetic young men to travel am! sell somp new and fast nil lug Hooks and Charts. By application a."d aconomy. from I'sJ to tfiuea month cau lu i-kared. Call and we. or address for cataloaue. Ac., MACK R. BAaY MTZ. Piiblishar, SK and 40 W est Fourth slrept. M. B. The Colored Eugrnvinga la my booka add SO per rent, to their sale. J4a MRB. WASTED-A CLERK Who will loan V V hi. employprs a few hundred dollar. Six 5 ood girls wantpd in the city, and apteral nun, girls. Iso, offering for hire. Book keener. 4'lm-ks. Me chanic, Farm hands, Ac. A nrst-cmM. Female Teacher wants a situation to teach Music and eke English brsnrlies lirnneu.es. Apply at the General Iutolligence Ottlc, No. 332 Western Row. A. D. CAR- agency SON, l oprletor. BOARDING. BOAHDING. A Gentleman and his Wife and (bur or five SlngleGentlemea can b accom modated with good rooms and hoarding, oa raaaona ble terms, by upplylng at No. 44 Elm street. 137 B OARDINQ. One gentleman can be ac commodated with room and board: alao. two or three day boarders wanted, at No. 23d Hare street. Bi-l'Tcnce 174 FOR RENT. FOR RENT HOUSE Seven Rooms, No. 23S West Seventh street, opposite Congregational Church. Enquire of Dr. Ilainlen. Deull.t, lux. 3 w. FOR SALE. I7HK S AI.K OH EXCHANGE A raw " (SHANKS In two Railroads, would be sold very low, or exchanged for Groceries, Ac. Inquire at Pro duce Utore, lull W. Fifth St., of JOHN BELL, 1144 FOR SALE A STARCH FACTORY With alioiit 9 acres of rich bottom land, good house, out building, Ac.; situated in the beautiful county of Wayne, near the flourishing city of Rich mond, Indiana. For terms aud other particulars, address JOHN WKIDIIT, Richmond, Indiana. 14 I.lOU HALE EMPTY BARRELS AND . PACKING BOXES, at Wayne Butter Depot and Produce Store, 103 West Fift h street, by JOHN "KM,. of (2 of DE the OP those Hits stock st. . In per ( Cincinnati Leads the Column. WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY, Inauguration of Pike' Opera Mouse, AND BIRTH OF A NEW TINNY PAPER, All happening at once Is surely enough glory for one day. W hlle glorifying, however, do not forget that The Post Office News Stand still lives, and now as heretofore Intends to be first iu supplying Magazines, first In delivering them,-aad first iu the memory of all who read the papers. Books, Tapers, Magazines, ' Letter Paper, Note Paper, Envelopes, constantly for sale at CHURCH'S NEWS STAND, i inside the Post Office,) where alao may be found the iew Yerk Herald, Tribune, Times, received regular ly every morning at s o'cioex. Git IVE ME A CALL. 17J -JOHN SfflLUTOf & 0ar- Noa. 101, 103 & 10S West" PourtSl St., ; CINCINNATI, ' inportirs or DRY GOODS CARPETING, Respectfully inform thir ciwioinem and purchaser! goiiertUly. thut (hoy are now uiteiilng au extniva unt cninitlete assortment of DRV GOODS, Car peti aa. s , FLOOR OIL ( LOTUS, Ac, &e. Families, Hotel Keepers, Steamboat owners, and all others, may depend upon finding the beat ohus of Goods as prices as low as they run be purchaaed iu the Eastern cities. They have also added to their business an extensive Jobbing: Department, To which they Invito the special attention of rash and short time buyers. 181 FU R N II SH ING GOODS FOR THE MILLION. The City Hosiery Store Has just opened and Is still receiving Furnishing Goods, of every (Inscription, for Ladles, (lent, ana Children, at the old established Hosiery Stand, No. 12 Filth street, between Main and Walnut, HOSIERY, UNDER GARMENTS. THEATRICAL TIGHTS', GENTS' SUPER SHIRTS, and ' XX COLLARS AND fIRAVATS, Warranted to equal, If not excel, any thing extaat. FRENCH KID AND SILK GLOVES, ' With a full assortment of FANCY GOODS belonging ' to the Trade. '.'-:'' J. B. HOLMES, Agent -; WE WOULD CALL THE ATTENTION of Artists, Merchants, Teachers, Connoiseura and Dealers geuerully, so the following : ARTISTS' IVIATEllIALS, Engraving, Framing of Every Detxription, Stereoscopes and Views, POTICTROMANIA A DRAPIIANIA MATERIALS GRECIAN PAINTING. T" Teachera, Seminaries and Dealers supplied at a liberal discount. RAILROAD MEN ami MER CHANTS will please note our price for Flawing Cards, Ac, by the quantity. A. P. C. BON T IS A CO; 62 IS Walnut and 97 Th ird Street. i .i I. . my Patrons and tho To Public DESIRINU TO RETURN MY GRATE FUL acknowledgments for past favors. I take thia occasion to say that no effort shall be wauliugon my part to merit a continuance, aud meet the de mands of my patrons for the approaching season. I hull combine to confine myself to a strictly retail trade Iu the tlner grades of HATS AND CAPS. giving much attention to designing new '"V'"""" rhi ihe Ut.-ut Now York P.r, . ine latest Aew una c : Drii " trim, T.Xut leSling New York baturs, Vl I " Geuiu," " Lewry A Co.," and " Beeb. A Co.'' Our owu styles of Dress Hat will be Issued early In l,er..i.if.,r to supplied UU Ueuti.meua- Marc h, and will, we lru.1, meet thi approval of geu eu of taste, . C. l l. tlemeu 17 No. 149 Main street, below Fourth. BY COOPER & STOKES. H0U8RHOLD FURNITURE, IRON STONK WARB, AO. Will be sold at Mile Auction, on THCRIDAT MORNING, February 4th. at our Auction JUwuia, No. 14 East Fourth street, a Urge asaortmea of HOUSEHOLD FURN1TUUE.J ' Also, f crate of Iron Stone Ware-for the benefit of whom it may concern. Sale at 90 cloca. VI c'OOPKB A STOKES, Aactloaeer.