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THE PENNY PRESS, Uyrratsdand published mx' Wnndsjrs excepted,) by FRANCISCO CALDWELL, At Ho. I West Fourth Street, delivered to subscribers In CINCINNATI, COV. TOOTON ud NKWPOBT.and la surrounding oitiea, villages and lows, at SIX CENTS A WEEK, arable to the carrltr. PRICE OF HAILING. Single Ooplei, One Month, 40 Ton Months, 00; One Tear, 00.

AMUSEMENTS. Wood's Theater COBNKB SIXTH ft VINE CINCINNATI, Joui) A. Xllslir, Jb Sole Lessee and Manager. First appearance on any stage of MISS CltAl'O, A young lady of the highest respectability end refinement, on which occasion she will appear as "The Couutess," in tbe well-known piny of "Love. THIS (Tuo.dayl XVENINO, Beptmber 20, will be presented Kuowlea's beautiful play of LOVE.

The Countess Mita Warlan Orapo. Huun Mr. Lansdou. Iiuke Mr. llatiu.

Prince Frederick Mr. Hall. Ulrlc Mr. Lord. Sir Rupert Mr.

Read. Catherine Mrs. Eftte Ellsler. Empress Miss Julia Irvlug. After which the Marshall Children will appear lu a comic duot and a double Irish Jig.

To conclndo with the Protean farce of IN' AND OUT OK FLACK, Lctty, Paddy O'Bourke, JI'llo Adelaiilo, M'lle Fran. coni. Jemima Sassafras Miss Fanny Denhain. Punctilious Etiquette Mr. Flsber.

iff" Look out for to-morrow night's bill. SMTDoors open at Curtain rises at 7X o'clock, Psicks of Admission Ureas Circle and ParqueMe, COcenta; Gallery, 2uccnts. WTNo free list. PALACE GARDEN VARIETIES. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER lf.

EXTRA MORE NOVELTIES! NEW FEATURES! 30 TALENTED PERFORMERS. Captain Menter's Cornet Band. MUSICAL TABLEAUX. OPERATIC BUULESQUiH. TIME CHANGED.

Promenade Concerts, from 7 nutll 8 o'clock, iu tho Garden. Variety entortainment, from 8 until 11 o'clock, in the Concert Saloon Admission Ten Cents. fsepiiil 1 Jl UTTS'S PANORAMA New Testament nnd tho I.nnd of Palestine OP T1TE will be exhumed every evening lor twn weeks at THE MKLODKON MAT.L. OoinroencingTIllllHSDAY EVENING, Sept. 22, aud on weunosuay turn Bumroay Riiernnons.

Tickets cents: Children under twelve years 15c Liberal arrangements madewlth schools, aeol-tawt LARGEST MULE LIVIXG. mHE UNDERSIGNED WILL EXHIBIT JL at all the County Fairs in Ohio and Indian, tne largest mine Known in me worm, 19X Hands nish-WeUlm 1,835 Found, Vive neurit mil. Was raised hy Dr. M'Cann, of Fayette County. Ky, Will be exhibited by au30-aiul llU.

n. JAOOi, THE OYSTER TRADE. FltESlII OYSTERS. OAVAGNA'S Oyster Importing House. NO.

31 WEST FIFTII-STREET. TUB SUBSCRIBER IS NOW RECEIVING daily, tier Express, his sslendid Oysters, Haying completed arrangements in tliltimoro, on theuiost expensive seme, 1 will at all times uurin the sniuon he in-enured to furnish mv friends, "an. the rest of mankind," with the most DELICIOUS 111 VALVES imported to the Queen City. None but the very best imported. Great inducements ottered at this Importing-honse.

Order solicited and filled. Terms cash. JK1 Hit CAVAUNA, scpldt Soli, I uu rtor aud Proprie tor. O.S.MALl'BY DEALKB IX- OYSTERS. FRESH CAN OYSTEHS.

COVE OYSTERS. Spiced Oysters. FICK.LED OYSTERS mHE SUBSCRIBER IS NOW RECEIV. JL IN(1 DAILY, by the Adams Express, MALT BY'S world-reuowned Baltimore Fresh Can, Ke? and Shell Oysters AT.flO Fresh, Hermotfrally-sealsd (JOVE, SPICED and PICKLED OYSTERS. ROBERT OUR, Agent.

iop7-tf Pcpot, 11 West Fifth-street. OYSTERS! FRESH OYSTERS 233 Wnluut-atreet, CINCINNATI. I HAVE COMMENCED FOR THE SEASON the snlo of J. B. MANN ft superior raw fresh oysters.

TODD, Wholesale and retail Agent for J. R. Mann A Co. Oysters cooked in a superior stylo at our usual moderate ohargc. an2S-tf MECHANICS' FAIR.

HE UNRIVALED SMOKE-CONSUM- ING COAL COOKINO TUB ALLIGATOR, SIX SIZES, Now being exhibited. Tbe largest assortment of any establishment in tbe Western country. For sale by the Inventors aud Manufacturers, ADAMS NOVELTY IRON FOUNDEBY, acrVcw 333 Fourth-street, nor Smith. HENRY DAVID, NO. 278 MAIN STREET, BKTWEEN SIXTH AND SEVKNTU, Manufacturer and Importer of Moap, Porfun.ery and Fancy Goods, has just received, pnr steamur, a lot of Porto Montlaos, Cigar Cases, Brushes, Combs, Perfumery, Beef Marrow and fancy Goods of all descriptions; also a com- Eleteastortmentof Handkerchief Extracts, which eisproparuii tosullataliaure lower than any other dealcrln the city.

Also, received this dy from New-York, a laro lot of David's Hlno and Block Writing and Harking Inks which the subscriber will be able to sell at manufacturer's prlcoa. Jobbers and re-taller will please cull in and examine before purchasing elsewhere. All kluilsof Extract at twenty-five cents per bottle. Iteimmiber tbe place, 274 Main street, between Bixth and Seventh. rd BOUTIIGATU MOUSE, South-east corner of Sixth and Elm, Cincinnati, THE SUBSCRIBER HAVING RENEWED his base of the Sonthgiite House, and expended a large amount of money in paintliin, carpeting, and refurnishing it, introducing llathing-roonis, Water-closets, nnd every possible convenience aud luxury througlK Invites a continuance nf tho public patronage, lie fuels confident that the house will found, with its recent improvements, in a bettor condition than when first opened for the reception guests.

The location of the hotel Is central and convenient, either for up-town visits or down-town business. Minis are regularly served nt the table d'hote, or In private rooms, and furnished at hours. The terms are II pur day, and accommodation equal to any 81 per day house in the city, 'the bouse will be kepi open night nnd day, stall hours. Omnibuses will be In attondancolo and from the can. Break fast for early train.

And for the rest, tho proprietor leaves his guests to speak him, sopl-aml F. F. WATSON, Proprietor. J. J.

BUTLER'S Excelsior Fluid Inks. Manufactorv. 30 Vine St. 14 Choice Cigars and Tobacco, 5HE MOST FAVORITE BRANDS, Vf always to be had at UEU. m.

uiauin'3. epis-aw North-oast corner Fifth and Itfalu. Gild luuviie oopy.j VOL. 2. NO.

26. CINCINNATI, TUESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 20, 1859. PRICE ONE CENT. Classified List of Entries to the Ohio Mechanics' Exhibition, 1859. lglTION iiijfss.lliisri'Jr- Tho Ohio Mechanics' Institute Exhibition, at Pile' Opera-house, will be more complete and more interesting during this week than heretofore.

Tho officers, committee nnd exhibitors deserve public thanka. LIST OF OFFICERS. President, Chas. V. Wilstnch; Vico-rresi- dont.E.M.

Shield; Corresponding Secretary, B. R. Alley) Recording Secretary, C.C.Whit- Treasurer, J. F. Wiltsee; Directors, II.

E. Nottingham, A. C. Tarry, II. II.

Smith, W. W. Innes, J. L. Hall; Exhibition Com mittee, Benjamin C.

Truo, (Chairman,) Geo. W. Runyan, R. Dunlap, R. C.

Phillips, Henry Pearco, J. McIIenry, E. M. Shield, F. Bammolsberg, W.

B. Chapman, II. L.Tumy, John B. Ileicb, Clerk. We present, in a condensed classified list, the names of exhibitors, and the department in which their articles may be found.

Classes of of Exhibitors. lilbitors. 0. bs of No. 1.

Motive EiHjinea, Steam nnd linfer Oauget, Tool ami ISoUimj. James Thompson, Superior t'incinniiti-mailo Uclt- Frisbie, Wilson Beard, Frinbios's Patent Boiler and Alarm; Gay Sc Improved Vises; J. B. Mooney, Agent, Screvf-eutting Side-lathe and Iron Flower; Geo. F.

Wood, Oscillating Engine; V. M. llemnhil. Lubrioatiuit Journal Box; Nathan Cope, Governor Valves and Dies for Cutting Screws; J. A.

Smith, Traverse Reet Lathe; John D. Bnnta, Combinea bteam-engine Governors; lane Jfc Bodlcy, Seller's Patent Ball and Socket Uanser for Shafting, Seller's Patent Double-cone Coupling for Shafting; John Hathaway, Model of Orank-loss Rotary Attachment, for transmitting newer of recirirocatine steam enciuo, and multiplying velocity without gearing rcversa-ble; Wm. Donaldson, Small Steam Engine. No. 2.

Pumps and Pumping Emjiiun and lime. Etra Cope, Osoillating Pump Jacob Fudger, Fire-Plug; P. B. Holmes, Centrifugal Pump. No.

3. Grinding and Millt, Flour and Meul, Agricultural and Horticultural Marhinny and Implements, Samuol Males, Cider Mill, Corn Shelter and Cider Press; Richard Wright Holman, Hominy Mill; R. L. Holman's Model Compensation Horse-power; Grant, Pittman Hand Corn Planter, Husking Thimble and Seed Planter W. W.

Hanier Model Flour and Corn Mills; E. M. Elliott, Model Cotton and Hay Press; J). El-som, Tobncoo Straightener; Lea Pusoy, Governor for Horse-power; J. Long, Cultivator N.

C. C. Taylor.Pldw; S. H. Sherhurn, Separator; C.

Ropp, Cora Planter; Wm. Morehouse, Corn Planter; Samuel Burnside, Corn Planter; Le-titia Smith, Butter Worker; Noah Luitz, a Corn House; Kelly Sc Frost, Smut Mill: H. D. McGeorge, Hemp Brake; American Patent Corn Husker; John Augsperger, Stubble Cutter; F. M.

Hemphill, Grinding and Corn Mills; S. Hughes, Bran Duster; Peter Plattor, Seed Planter; Chase Fay, Boston, Ha; and Grain Protectors A. Barr, Gritt Mill; Taylor Shinn, Portable Plantation Mill James Shaugbnessy, Hotbed gash; J. Sedgebeer Corn Mill "Champion;" Reed, Holabird Grist Mill. No.

4. Wood-iroriiiijt JncMnory.D. E. Butlor, Model Filley-sawing Machine; John J. Maoklin, Match-box Machine; Grant, Pittman Spoke-tenoning Machine; J.

A. Fay Blind-wiring Machine; MoVish Butlor, Barrel Machinery; D. Berlew, Sash Machine, (autoinatio;) J. Davis, Soroll-sawing Machine; Amerioan Patent Company, Boring and Tenoning Machine; J. McMurtry, Spoke-tenoning Maohine; Lane Bodley, Buckeye Planing Machine; Iiaae Straub, pair tor Saw-mills.

Ho. 5. Seteing and Knitting Machines. F. Henry, John Jenkins, P.

Evans, D. W. Harrington, Wm. Lapham, J. 1).

Brown, James Scardon, U. C. Kuiffin W. E. Brannon fc Grorer Baker, E.

H. Hug-gins, Sumner Wiltsee Brothers, James Rowe. Knitting Maohines: Downs it Seneca Falls. N. Y.

No. T. Printing Presses, Materials, f'c. J. Harpel, specimen ot FrinUng; ueorge w.

nos-tor. CoDper-faoed Type; W. T. L. D.

Day Printing Press; G. H. Langdon, Printing Press; H. Ruppett, Frame of Speoimen Cards; John A. Barringtoa, Frodericktown, Knox Rnuntv.

Ohio, a NowsDarer-Aduressine Ma ohine; Moore, Wilstach Speoimen of Printing; ii. T. Wells, machinery. No. St.

Engraving and Lithograph. John Sheror, Bteol Engraving and Lithography Stillman specimens of Wood Engraving; D. Onken, Lithographs; James H. Layman, Wood Amerioan nanK-notecom-cany. Historical Specimens of Engraving; Engravers and Lithographers; Ferniger, ao.

No. Book Jlindimi and Bound-books. Muok R. Barnitz, Appleitate Moore, Wilstach John P. Walsh, J.

C. 11. h. lutny; John K. lloole, Machinery, G.L.

ParsooB, Old Gorman Bible; Herold, NelBon'g Arithmetic; C. Strobel, Pocket-books. No. 10. Penmanship, Writing Inks, etc.

J. C. Parr, Writing Ink; J. J. ButloT, Writing Fluid and Blacking; J.

Herold, Ornamental Penmanship: E. S. Banlett. Card Writing, No. 11.

Unclassified, -Grant, Pittman Wind-mill; John L. Sewull, Modol Carpet-brashiog Machine; J. Lamphear, Heady Reckoner; VV.W. Marsh, Oil Press; C.Ronn, Wind mill; E. N.

Elliott, Cotton Press; Hiram Rosi, Cotton Press; P.Perry, Power Brake; Amerioan Patent Company, Steering Apparatus; fl W. Penington, Model Oil Press; J. M. Law rence, Brick Machine; JNntrun cope, uydro-itatlo Press. i No.

12. Stents, Ranges, Heating Apparatus and Hollow-ware. U. Mutgrave, Qas Cooking Stove; Chamberlain Sc Anchor Coal Cooking, Charter Wood Cooking, Magio Wood Parlor, Magic Coal Parlor, Eureka Coal Heat- ing, Cottago Wood Heating, Cottage Wood CookiBg, Anchor gix-plate Heating and Wood lleat'mir Stoves: Geo. Thompson Charcoal Burners; Geo.

W. Ball Ten varieties of Stoves; A. Lotz, four Air Furnaces; Auams ac Peckover. Stoves and Hollow-waro, Charooal Irons, Grid Irons, Iron Heaters, Potato Boiler and Coffee Boaster; Harris Zoiner, Stoves and Hollow-ware; John Clark, Ventilating Register; W. J.

B. McCne, Coal-oil Retort; Barringer Patent Combined Sheet-iron Cook Stove and Carving Table; A.Loti,Warm Air Furnace for wood; Fortable bcnooi- house Ventilating Stove, Pedestal Register, Vontilatine K. B. Blunt, Kitchen Ranee: Heller Young, Kitchen Range; Tunnioliff stoves. No.

13. Utmlmare, including Cutlery, Edge Took. Iron and Steel. I'ancu Cartings and Locks. Miles Greenwood, superior Safe Locks for Banks; J.

W. Wayne specimens of Hardware; Grant, Pittman It Oate tast-ener, Provision-outter, Weather Strip, Fish-snnar. Door-atav: J. L. Haven Hard ware; J.

R. Poyson, Tapellated Door Weights; Geo. M. Howels, Galvanized Iron, Corrugated Iron Winrlow-shntters and Corrugated Iron; John C. Schooley Vulcan Coal Hods; Adams Jt Peckover, Iron Letters; H.

W. Bel- son, Skates; F. Klein, Skates; Henry Loane, Car-coupling; John Bos wick, Sash-fastener; J. C. Jeffries, Bedstead-fastening; J.

P. Lord, Bank Lock; Oliver Hjde, Prairie Pioket Pin; American Patent Serew-driver; 8. H. Whitehouse, Patent Railroad Chair; Nathan Cone. Proof Staff for Mill Stones; Hollen- shade Bolts: T.

Q. Gaylord, Wrought- iron Fence Post Tree Boxes; F. P. Corby Hot Pressed Nuts; Alexander Anperle, Locks; Hall, Carroll iCo Safe Looks; James Moncor, Safaty Door-steps; J. n.

Schroeder Locks and Look-guards; John Rowe, Saws; Woodrongh MoParlin, Patent Ground Sans; George McGregor, Locks and JJoor-nlate: John Stanton. Cast Steel Stamps, Brands and Baggage-checks; Weber fc Stahl, Cutlery. No. 14. Safes and VfciaUnq An naratus.

Hall. Carroll and W. Dodds superior bales; w.JHuaoari grocer, Counter and Butter 8cnles. MU. 15.

t'ouuer. jfm, tSlieet-Jron, riumO' and Wire-works, and Iiaoftnn. Grant, Pitman Composition Roofing; C. W. Macklefrosh, Tin Roofing, Tin Speaking Tube; Frisbie, Wilson Beard, Wright's liurglar Alarm; T.

F. liaker, Iron Hailing, vases, kc; J. B. T. Gibson, numbing Caldwell Outcalt's Patent Elastic Roofine; Q.

W. Sholl Bath Tub; Carter Filtering Hydrant nnd Filtering Cooler; Bromwell it Melish, Bird Cages and Wire-works. No. 16. Carpenters' and Wood turners' Work.

Catiinet-xcare and Furniture. 3. Paydon, Patent Sash-balance, Model for balancing Church-windows; David Rohan, Street- railroad Shutters for Stores, Horizontal Shut ters; D. E. Butler, Felloe; Davenport Thompson, specimens of Wood-engraving; Gottfried Heairile, Tool-chest; Grant, Pitman fc Co Portable Fenoe; Schmidt Brothers, Show-ease and Counter; Meader, Richards Co.

Furniture; H. MoCullough, Suspended Spring- bedstead; II. P. Hopkins, Statue George M. Howels, Model ot Moseiy actory Peter Hoffman, Table; Laser Midgeley, Ladies1 Dressing-cases, inlaid with two thousand two hundred and ninety-two pieoes; A.

W. Rowley, Fenoe-Dost; C. W. Mann, Car-seats and Couches; Barton, Wator-wheel Curb; H. Graham, Railroad Chair; Mitchell Rammels burg, superior Furniture; Smith Deteh Wooden-ware; W.

E. Alcorn, boring-mat trass and Tent; Eioilo Fleischer, Iron Hocking chair; Peter Hoffman, Fanoy Table; Sargeant Biscrs, Patent Spring-bed; Ryan Farthing, wood and Willow-ware; nennett and Mattrase; J. Soards Son, Coffins: J.M. Brunswick Brother, Billiard Tablos. No.

IT. lamps and Gas -fixtves George Murlow, Railroad Signal Lamps; American Vt tent Company, Gas Regulator; Mollenry Carson, Lamps and Gas-fixtures; A. C. Parry, Public Lamps; T. F.

Randolph Brother, Lamps. No. 18. Bents-work, DelU, cCc Clinton, Robson fc Brass-work; Frisbie, Wilson A Beard, Brass-work; Alexander Aunerle, Bells and Bell-work; A. G.

Ross, Deteotive Instrument, or Burglar Alarm; George McGregor, Bells and Bell -pulls. No. lO. Jewtlrg and Plated Ware. Ed.

Kinsey, Silver Ware; Henry P. Elias, Jewelry and Braid-work; Emit II. Smith, Ivory Jewelry. Mathematical, Optical, Philosophi-caland Telegraphic Instruments. David Rohan, Improved illipsographs; J.

Westons, sample Lightning Rods; Cincinnati Type Foundry, Eleotrotype; J. W. Strong, Munson's Copper Lightning-rods; E. M. Mayo, James Fas-tor, also Henry Ware, Mathematical and Optical Instruments; Charles Gordon, Protractor; J.

B. Newburgh, Calculating Machine; Victor Soragg, Insulator for Lightning-rods; W. Emmel Air Gun; W. W. Karshner, Positive and Negative Bathing Apparatus; Thomas II.

Barlow, Planetarium. No. 21 Surgical. Marsh, Corlls Trusses, Shoulder Braces, Artificial Legs, Apparatus for doformitios B. F.

Palmer, Patent Leg. No. 32. Home Furnishing, Glass and Earthen lfur. J.

B. Heioh, Egg Beater; Grant, Pitman Egg Beater; J. W. Wayne, Zinc Washboard C. W.

Maoklefresh, Tin Milk Cans Greennus Manfred, Beer Bottles; James Naughton, Bread Cutter; American Patent Safety Milk Pail; J. MoMnr-try, Ladle and Skimmer; Kramer Loroe, Revolving Castor Joseph It. Green, Old Dominion Tea and Coffee-Pot Arthur's Self-sealing Cans: Pratt's Ventilating Milk Pans; Old Dominion Gas Cook Stove; Torrey's Four Minute loo Cream Freezer; Excelsior Weather Strip Window Moulding Burnham'B Patent Lift and Force Pump; Italian Marble Vase; Louis Massraan, Enameled Ware; G. G. Tench, House Furnishing Goods, Mangle; Wm.

Donaldson, Cake Boxes and Coffee-Urns. No. S3. Minerals. American Patent Brain Coral; Alex.

Swift, Iron Ore; Richard H. Collins, Coal J. R. Haskins, Big Lamp i Cannel Coal Thomas Wrightson, specimen of Silver, Copper and Lead, from Arizona. NO.

Chemicals. M. 4 W. Smith. Prussiate of Potash; T.

C. Butler, Ivorv Black. from hogs' bones; L. Fletcher, Hobart Alcohol, Camphene and Burning Fluid; W. nl.

uorden haruiaceutical Prepara tions; E. S. Wayne, Chemicals and Coal Pro-duets. No. 1A.

Painting, Frames f-c. Beard Taylor, Fanoy Signs, W. A. Harbaugh, Painted Scrollwork; Bebocca Florer, Picture an Glass; William Wiswell, Gilt Moulding; Charles Forristall, speoimens of Sign-painting; Holitein Uamer, Ornamental Moulding; H. Shoepfel, Carved Frame; Greennus Sc Manfred, rortraits in on on glass, ana Ulass signs; Thus.

P. Shannon, Marble-painting and Graining; Eggers Gilt Moulding and Oral Frames; J. C. Frames and Mantle Mirror; Thos. Bowne.

Gilt Frames. No. 2T. Marble and Stone -work and Imita tions. Gilbert Hickenlooper, Stone-ware, Drain and Service Pipe; Hand, June White-house, Mantles and Grates; Macy, Rankins Sc Marbleized Iron Mantles and Grates; Greennus Manfred, Enameled Slato Table- tops; U.

F. Baker, Marble Mantles; B. F. Bakor, Indiana Marble; Loomis Barrows, Marbleized biate, Mantles and Terra Cotta work; Chas. Rule it Mantles and Statuary.

No. H. Oih, dc Burckhardt of Lard Oil; Proctor Gamble, Lard Oil and Glycerine; Richard H. Collins, Coal Oil; J. R.

Haskins, Coal Oil; Thomas Son, Lard Oil; A. G. Cheever Candles and Lard Oil; II. Lyou, Petroleum Oil. No.

tu. Carriage Materials, ci c. Roycr SimontoD, specimens of beautiful Wheels and Wheel-stock; D. K. Cady, Patrick Doolan nnd G.

G. Tench, Children's Carriages. NO. Jl. ilfmicaf iiMfrumrnfs.

John Church, Wood and Brass Instruments; Grand Pianos; John Brittiug, Grand Pianos; W. V. Colburn, Crnnd Piano and Melodeons; W. C. Peters Son, Musical Mlse; C.

M. Murch, 1'ianos. No. JI. vine JJaguerreotunes and Photographs.

Oil Paintings D. M. Sto-vens, B. Breitbaupt, (ancient pictures,) J. Aubrey, Isaac Bogart, Mr.

Jacobs, Mrs. S. Crane, Geo. W. Gales, A.

Baldwin, T. C. Lindsey, A. J. Swing, J.

F. Taylor, Porter Hoag, Horton Ensign, V. B. Crocker, R. S.

Duncanson, E. W. Wheelock; Emile Smith, Oil PaintingB on Wood two hundred and forty years old; Gen. C. Flanders, Monochromatio Painting; Pencil Drawings llillen, W.

A. Harbaugh, J. F. Taylor; Crayon Drawing Chas. W.

Cottman, E. L. Norton, rt. L. Kilpatriok; tteo.

shields, Photographs of Machines manufactured in Philadelphia by betters Water Color Painting Mrs. J. R. Traber, Miss Anderson; S. A.

Stone, Oriental Painting; Robt. Q. Phillips, also Daniel Doherty, India Ink Drawing. Portraits Mtss Elliott; Mrs. M.W.

Read, (Ire- Painting; specimens from Photograph Galleries of Porter Hoag, J. W. Winder, Dewey Patent and Architectural Drawings Knight J. A. Vydragh, Amerioan Patent Company; Dr.

Wm. Mussey, a Photograph likeness done in India Ink by a Boston Artist; J. J. Albers, Statuary; Oscar II. Har-pell, Painting; T.

B. Glossing, Pictures; Mrs. Newington, Picture in Australia; Mrs. Uerbel-sheimer. Oil Paintings, original picture three hundred years old; St.

John's Ilend on ohargeT, by Leonardo da Vinci; The. Sleeping Mother and the Musician. No. Quilli, f-c Mrs. Mary McCon, Mrs.

Dr. Cary, Emma L. Hobby, Mrs. II. Harris, Miss R.

Fearce, Mrs. E. A. Bickham, all exhibit Bod-quilts; Mrs. Jane Abbott, Fanoy Quilt; Mrs.

MoAvoy, also Mary E. Minor, Silk Quilts; D. A. MoCord, Bed-spread; Mrs. C.

F. Tonnies, Crochet Bed-spread Areno, Engle Stocking-yarn Blanket, Jeans, So. No. 3S. Carpets and Oil-cloths.

Sowyer Kirk, Window-shades and Table Oil-oloths; Carpeting nenry Falls, Ringwalt Avery, John Shillito also Curtain Goods; Bart Hickox, India Rubber Goods; L. II. Clagatone, India Rubber Goods and Gutta Percha. No. 3 1.

Clothing. T. W. Sprague Co. JVo.

35. Leather and Shoes. J. H. Deters, Boots and Shoes; Ilewes McCann, Boots and Shoes; Leather Amos Moore, Wm.

Hopkins, John R. Hole; M. D. Flint, one Trunk. No.

37. Millinery. Miss P. Drilling, Bonnets. No.

38. Hats and Caps. B. R. Alley, J.

C. Towers, and C. B. Camp Co. No.

41. Fancy Goods. John D. Park, Case of Varieties. No.

43. Papcr-hangini. F. 0. Andress.

No. 43. "mmuntfion." H. DeGraw, Baking Powder; John Hitchel, Pop-oorn. No.

4 1. Wine. G. Sofart, Catawba. No.

45. Refrigerators. John C. Schooley, Wm. Simms.

No. 47. Confectionary. Geo. Keppler.

No. 39. Embroidcrivs, Worsted Work, Knitting, cte. Embroidery, Thomas Barns, Emma' Toerke, Hannah Brown, W. II.

Harbaugh, D. Hensheimer, Mrs. J. C. L.

Pagen-b tec her, Jenny A. Haskins, Mary E. Minor, Mrs. Maria Shields, Mrs. G.

W. Phillips, Miss M. Owens, R. 8. Elliot (worsted), Miss C.

A. Ellis; Widows' Houso of Employment, Mrs. Ilillen (worsted); Honiton Lace, Mrs. J. II.

Cox; Miss C. K. Sampson, Tidy; Rebccoa Gardener, Embroidered Slippers; Emma L. Hobby, Embroidered Satchel; Mrs. Dr.

Shultz, Ornamented Worsted Work; Lizzie Horsloy, Lamp Mats; Miss Wharnm, Worsted Needle worK; Jieroort, urocnei iOiiars; iuiss jvi. Truman, Worked Mat; Miss Kate Britting, Worsted Work; Mary Erwin, Needle Work; Henry Speckman, Worsted Needle work, 1'icture nt Washington. No. 40. Hair, Shell and Wax Work.

Rebecca Florer, Tinsel and Leather-work Frame; Mrs. Mary Frame; Jane II. Newington, Leathor-work Frame; same, Geo. W. Would; Jenny A.

Haskins, Waxwork; Mary Sherman, Shell Frames; Mrs, Owen, Shell Monument: Miss Powell, Hair Wreath; Mrs. J. O'Galtagher, Pin-ousbion and Leather-work Frame; Miss C. Young, (Wal nut Hills,) Bead-basket; Miss Amelia Wba- ram, Basket Wax Fruit; E. M.

Mayo, Hair- wreath; Miss buo Thompson, Basket of Flow ers, Papier Work; L. C. Hopkins, Case Indian Shells; J. it. ilaynoB, Shell Basket; Miss M.

Owens, Leather Frame; Miss Britting, Hair Work; Joanna Kwiok, Hr Jewelry and Wigs; Mrs. String, Bead Basket; Henry Elias, Hair Jewelry and Ornaments. No. 4r3. Miscellaneous.

Chas. Woolman, Wood Cigar-lighters; John J. Macklin, Match-splits and Boxes; IS. Thorpe, washing- machine; Cbas. Horseley, Miniature Steam boats; G.

W. Sholl "Terra Cotta" Burial Cases; C. Ropp, Rat-trap; W. A. Jordan, Ferry-boat; A.

Paokham, Conglomerate Pavement; Union Cricket Club, Cricket Balls and Bate Trophies of Victory; H. L. MoNlsh Apparatus for Melting Cast-iron Chips, bore iogs; E. Smith, Chinese Junk; Thoa. Wright son, Model Bridge.

Srootino Match. Capt. Travis, the crack pistol-shot ot America, has challenged tli Audubon Club to furnish a man to shoot pigcou match with him during the Illinois Fair tho Captain to use a pistol, and opponent a fowling-piece. The match been accepted and a lorieit deposited, tuo particulars are as follows: Abbey, twenty- live birds, twenty-five yards rise and fifteen fall: Travis, with pistol and single ball twenty birds, ten yards rise and fifteen fall Ths Texas Indians. Tbe Commissioner the General Land Office has received official formation from Superintendent Neighbors, nounoing that ths Caddo Indians, lately moved from Texas, had arrived safely on their new reservation, west or the Cherokee country, LATEST BY TELEGRAPH REPORTED FOR THE PENNY PRESS.

Noon Dispatches. Arrival of the Persia. NEW YORK, September 19. The steamship Persia, with advices from Liverpool to the 3d, arrived here this morning. She broke her crank-pin on the 5th aud was compelled to lay to for repairs.

The Zurich Conference was expected to come to an abrupt closo. The Pontifical troops were threatening the legations. The steamers Arabia and City of Washington arrived out on the 3d inst. The Persia passed the City of Baltimore on the 5th and the iiynca on the loth. The latest accounts from Italy say the advance of the Pontifical troops into the legations appeared imminent, although tho Man-iteur contradicts the rumored aggression The Roman Government rejects all reforms.

Tho sailing of the Great Eastern had been postponed to the 29th lireaoDtujjs. The market closes dull at a slight declmo for all descriptions except Corn, which is steady. Messrs. Richardson Spence report Flour very uiui, and quotations nominal at a decline of (id. per saok.

American quoted at lis. Gd.Cil2j. per cental. Wheat has a declining tendency, and holders are prossing on the market at a decline of 3d. Western red quoted nt 7s.

Gd.feSj. 91. Corn is dull but steady: mixed and yellow 5s. 9d, white 7s.fo7s. 6d.

Provision. The market has a deolininft tend ency. Beef is dull, holders pressing on the market at a deoline. l'ork dall and quotations nominal. Bacon heavy, and holders pressing on the market.

Prices are at a slight decline. Lard dull but steady. Produce. Coffee Arm. Rice steady.

Rosin firm, and common has advanced to 3s. lOd.fctfSs, lid. Spirits Turpentine steady at SU. Cd. LIVERPOOL MARKET.

LIVERPOOL, September 2. CoKoh. Sales for the week have been bales, including 4,001) to speculators, aud 7,000 to exporters. The market closed with an advanoioc tend ency, principally for fair and middling quali ties, which nave partially improved 1-lcd. Inferior qualities have also improved, hut are scarcely quoted higher.

Sales, to-day, 7,000 bales, including 1,000 bales to speculators and exporters. The market closed steady at the following quotations: Orleans fair middling 7 Mobilo lair middling 6 upland fair middling Orleans 6d. The stock in port is 1152,000 bales, including 555,000 bales American. Some authorities say Cotton has advanced while others declare prioei not quotaoiy niguer. Alancnester advices are favorable, the mar ket closing lirm and advanotng.

HAVRE MARKET. HAVRE, September 1. CoWuii New Orleans tres ordinaire ilo. has market opened with a decline, but closed firm. Sales of the week have been 5,000 bales.

The stock in port is 8,000 bales. LONDON MARKET. LONDON, September 2. Consols closed at for money and account. The market is slightly more strin gent.

LONDON, September Consols closed at ih'iL American securi ties are generally unchanged. THE LATEST. LIVERPOOL, September Cotton closed firm. The estimated sales aro 8,000 bales. Breadstulls closed very dull.

Provisions also very dull. Additional News by the Borussia. NEW YORK, September 19. of The first National Assembly of Romagna was opened at Bologna on the 1st by the Governor General, who, in his speech, congratulated the people on tbe alacrity with which they had hastened to ths electoral dis tricts to reoord their votes. He had, he said, provided for the defense of the country against aggressions from all sides, by forming a league with the neighboring States.

A letter from Bologna states that at the popular elections the priests deposited their votes as treely as tbe citizens, and that the re suit was, that an immense majority had gone in itavor ol the tloket, which was against the re-establishment, on any condition of tbe temporal power of the Pope. Xbe aris tocracy were at the head of the movement. Thn finnrifiAii nf RnmBflnl wptm In oondition, and there was no doubt the new niwai-nmon nrnnM in on nn Ihnnt 10BU. Siace the overthrow of the temporal power ot the Pope, the bandits and smugglers who had infested the Romagna had entirely disap peared. Advices from Kussia state that the expedi tion into Dogbestan bad been completely sue- cessiui.

A oompany had been formed in St. Peters burg for ths construction of a oomraeroial port there on a large scale. ihe government had ordered the three first corps d'armee, under Prince GortschakotT, to be placed on a peace footing. A letter lrom fans says that the Uneen Spain had sent to tbe various Courts of Europe a protest against tbe expulsion of her Bourbon cousin lrom rarma. Colonels Uhanos and Harbes refuse to re ceive the benefits of the Emperor's amnesty.

he tnrmer has written a letter in furious in vective against Napoleon. The arrival ot tho Newfoundland mail Paris had brought the announcement of the full triumph of the French Admiralty over the English in the question concerning the nsneries. Advices from Italy stale that the people were becoming impatient at the inactivity the uomerence ana tne various con tradictory reports touchinc their doincs. is also stated that Piedmontdemauds of A us tria tho cession of Mantua nnd Peschiern A Paris letter nays that there is no doubt that the Zurich Conference disagrees about many points touching tbe peace ot villa- iranca, and tue opinion is growing stronger every day that a Congress or the Great Pow ers must bo held. Later advices from Madrid state that Gen erul l'rine will command the expedition against tne juoors.

The intelligence from England is not important. The strike in the building trade wns approaching an adjustment. The Accident to the Persia. NEW YORK, September 18. his hns of in an re A gentleman who came as passenger on royal mail steamship Persia, desoribes storm in which the Persia was disabled most terrific.

Her erank-pin was broken Monday evening about ton o'clock. Sho to until the next afternoon, in hopes the Btorm would abate so that she could repair, finding no improvement in the weather, it was decided to put back to Cork. After proceeding in that direction one hundred miles, weather moderated, tbe breakage was repaired, and the steamer pat about again; when reaching again the same latitude in which the disaster ocourred, the Persia encountered a storm more terrific than the first one, but filowed her way through uninjured, except tbe crushing of one of her wheel-houses. The Persia has the heaviest freight she brought to this port. BATES OF ADVERTISING i fi Terms Cain I Adverttiemanti not axceeding fly tinea (Agate J'.

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The Doctur's long expe rience aud recent uiecovery uio uwra i above diseases, can not fall to give entire satisfaction. The Doctor is agent for a Kurupeau emale mont hly fill; price 1 aud two stamps. 11. 8. NEWTON.

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151 BYCAHOBK STBXET, 11KLOW FIFTH, jy29-cm Cincinnati. I MISCELLANEOUS. at of It the the as on but the she FALL TRADE. 1859. TO INVITE YOTJR PARTICULAR AT- TKNTION to our large collection of llich and Elegant KIL.KS, It IB HONS, IIEAD-DK-ESSBM, FRENCH FLOWKKIJ, EDI BROI DERI fcS, I10NNET8, CLOAKS, GLOVES, LACES, STRAW GOODS.

A large seleotlon from all tbe novelties of the sea son. Also, the largest anumostcoinpieteassotluieiil of To lie f.nind In any Jobbing-home In the West. All of wliiefa we offer to CASH AND 8UOKT-TIWK llCYKUSatEASTElXN 1'KICES. W. P.

JDEV0U R0CKWOOI). AND 85 PEARL-STREET, CINCINNATI. bw MERCHANT TAILOR, 260 VAL-NUT-STBRKT, above Bixth, is receiving a freslr stock of Cloths. Cassimures. Vestinm nnd Oouts' Furnishing Goods.

Hehasengifted tbe serv ices ol sti experienced anil aru.lic Cuttpr, whoso works will boar tostsmony to bisskill. All garments warranted to give satisfaction. soprani lV UKAJNDIh.8, 4c OH A siiorry, rort, Mederia, Claret, ('luuiinuiznii atnl On- biwbt Wines. Also, fine Brandies. Jamaica Kiim.

Holland Gin and other Liuuors. which h. warrants flnf iinilof the best quality. For sale, National Thea ter nuuuiug, oycaoioro-streec. sopjz MRS, A ORTH.

LADIES' AND GENTS FURNISHING STORE No. tilO Fifth-street, Between Elm and Plmn, CINCINNATI. Conilis. Hair Oil. Perfumerv.

Fancv Soans and No tion, of all kinds. N. II. Shirts, and all kinds of FnrnishinirOnoil mado to order. auzt-aut H.

CAMPBELL MANUFACTURERS OF BAR, SHEET and Boiler Iron, Plow Slabs, Railroad Spiktts Etc Also. Agents for the sale of Ironton Star Nails Warerooms No. 19 Xast Second Street. Oinclnnat I Ohio. AllklniM iron mans to, order.

ia H. KINGSBURY, Professor of the Guitar aud Flute. T.mlln. fil lfTTin wlaltlnirln- JFb. struction on either of the above in f.i Nlrnmnntfl.

will receive nrnmnt i ht tentlnn. by leaving their address I tli. Music StoresofW m.O. PetnraS Sous; John Church and Wm. 51.

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JI.H Wi'slern-row, Ciuclnnati, Ohio. stir My bar is at all times supplied with choice Liquors and Cigars, Bey-'nm Qas Fixtures. AT REDUCED PRICES. VTE HAVE ON HAND THE LARGEST variety snd best selected assortment of (las Fixtures iu Cincinnati, consisting of all that is now or iliwii-iible in the Gas Fixture line. We warrant every Fixture we sell to he equal, both In and llnish, to any that is sold in this n-auy hi her market, nnd In addition will guamnti tlii-iu lo retain their color and remain perfect foi 8ve yours lrom the time they are put up by us.

Call, see, and examine our stock. McHEMlY CAItSON. jrSI om 167 Main street, near Fourth FRONT -STREET FACTORY AND LUMBER DEPOT, No, 111; Rant Front Btreet. bet. Pike and Butler-sl's, South-side.

HAVING FITTED UP THE PREMISES with the most improved kind of machinery, I am prepared to furnish, at short notice, all kinds of Houso and Steamboat, tlarpeuter and Joiner's work. Sasli, Minds, boors. Frames aud Moldings, of all descriptions. Steamboat Lumber, Weatlier-board-ng, B'lingles, Bidlog, Flooring, kept constantly on band. Particular attention paid to plauing, ripping and scroll sawing.

Heavy framing lumber ran bo pi sued and trued 40 lent long, and 30 Inches wide. Persons alioat to build, will find it to their advantage tn give me a call. WM. JONES, ann-Dsn Proprietor. fclRAJ! P- KOI Prlntiog 11 A KLIN TX Phi AND eXjhKKOXk'PE VVVliVUY, B.

ALLISON, vLivam, a. aniiieun, lAV.UnaU of sU kinds, lea vine street. TV3f iJ9 oil jricJ e-'.