The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-12-23
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''p'"1e"ee o. The L01isoiIs Eron;
CINCINNATI, Dec. 20. lsls
"s"'iemen;-ln the matter of .o.,.,
nave not known Cincinnati so dull 70, "l
Der OF years, in the month of D.c.nt- nun
now. P9siie amusement, .boans "hb
pis' we have two theatres open ever, 'an'-
circus museum, and an exhibition os.rsa
fsrnal Regions" But private D.,,,..n-
have taken to some extent, III. fo-, 10
'oirees for benevolent purposes, and % ~ Pa0's
pounding for literary and .cisa,s. CON-
musical entertainments, and s,h,,,..
works Of Art-of which there ara Of
three, almost every night. "o'or
As "tyPe Of the tines in ,ba.b,.,
the West, let Us look little NOR 81 "YS Of
this matter than | had intended 10 A. INTO
down TO write you. And FIRST a.
thing, six nights in the week both =, :. af
tres are oPen-ths museum, dii,O-.nI -''~
Apollo Hail. in which the Greek sl,v. -''''
| exhibition. What in addition W.,
Monday evening is now occupied Inv N.
u Zaehos' one Of our ambitious, but ou;., -,
unobtrusive student citizens, with q 60
Lectures on English Poets and Po-,--
Geoffrey Chaucer, down to John Kss,. r.
Tuesday evening is set apart. the win,sy,h,..-,
fer one Of the course Of lectures prosid.s -
tho Young Msa's Msreaniils Litrarv a.
ton might almost say that tn, -v.n,o'-.-
'anefitsd to this PurPose-fOr upon II uos.
who makes any Pretensions to Htsra,ur. q. =
enee. feels privileged to stay away. and -
quently, il is no uncommon thing to -
ELEVEN and twelve hundred persons, a fau a.,
OF them women, present at these lse,u,.-
Wednesday evening is regular "ehureb ,,,.,..
here, and on II religious services are well :.
tended by communicates; but notxith,,,n4,,.
we are this Wednesday evening to hsv. =
cert by Mrs. Fogg, and a lecture On Be.n,r :.
Health, and their preservation, by DIR. B.nD'1-
Thursday (to-morrow) evening, the Hu,,Li'-
son Family give their fifth musical en,.,,.--
ment here, and will draw out 1900 49, =.
least, "rain or shine" as they have don. -
times already. Friday and Saturday ey.ninr.
we are to have couple Of sOirses, go,,.n :.
chiefly by number Of our public sUiri,.s =.
men, for the benefit Of the Fire Densr,n.,,
And thus ends the week; but should b.r.-
ted that three evenings Of it. in addition = n
the other things, were supplied with F.i,--
behalf Of the funds Of the Instruction and D. ),
Society of the city
And so it runs on, the season round. En-.
tertanment follows entertainment Al, ,sy.l.,l-
and surely as night follows night; and ,acb =.
the Inducements to attend them, founded in.
city, benevolence, art, the love Of mu,;c l..
that there is no hope for one to remain win.
doors, by his own 6reside, unless he tax. =
boots, eravat, and coat, and Jumps into ,0D.,,
morning-gown and sn open collar, the m,n.,,
Ee rises from the supper table This ru,b a.,
turmoil, and constant shifting Of III. drama,
scenes, IS, suppose, the tar We have 10 IA,
for being great city. II has its sttr,etioD,
but often find myself thinking. and sOmstim.,
saying, something too much Of this L..
would suit me better, and better nh out nv ID.
Of the proPriety and beauty Of the HON en-
GLE. But one gets in the whirl, in spite Of hin,
self, and moves with H.
There are divers and sundry bits Of Ht.r,,,
and social news. which INTENDED writing dow,
for you, when j commenced writing. buf M,
! lay them over ill next week, when Won All.
hear from me again. First, however, let ne a,
you if you have read 1.-The Salsmander." h
4
, Elizabeth Cakes Smith If you have moi. /
! so at once. IL is q trest-of what kiad r.
not say, now. Ii seems TO be a puzzle 10 n
criiicsO of the Eastern daily press, for they IA,
next to nothing to say about it, Iii arsmsrs
! able book-but quite as remarkabls in being
magnificent conception defOrned, and alnO
> strangied in the birth, as for any other su.i,,
Il Do the people who read the Examiner. knO
anything, or care anything, about Pork Il
great thing here, ana like everything else,
rising. For that description Of il called Mes
- 50Psr Dbl, would have been gladly t.k.
two or three weeks ago. whereas $40 is nov >
fused by holders Even the dirty pOrksrs a
rising-mud. bristles and all. A fortnight a
they sold for 50 p Der 100 lbs. net. LAST Ess
they got up to IS SOFAS 90, and now they Al
selling at 3 IS! II you want to rise in II
world. just turn pOrkers. Flour is now ssln
at So 15S3 IS per bbls Whisksy at I6l.
l61sc- per gallon; Wheat at 15c per bu.hs
Corn at 2793Oe. "and other things in pro,Ol
ton"
Yours, respectfully, U