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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-12
RICHMOND FEMALE SEMINARY,
ON GRACE STREET BETWEEN Sd 4 4TH,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.

A N. DUPUY, A. ".

n j.
T5VE next sson Of this Insuton will the lst Of
4 October s0 sEd Vll terminate on The S0ih June ISL
The Principal u be sided heretofore, by well selected
corps OF AsAgis vho with he- ability and experience cannot
The boarding DsTsrseut will be under the Mr.
Mrs Dpp1y assisted by Mrs Mary Oasse formerly ofsa
vannah They aoGe viii reside In the Seminary with the young
ladies ana WIN exercise Pnll care and control over those
The success which establish In the city
Richno Female Seminary ofthe rs class has encouraged
the Principal provide ample accommodations for the neat
Is @ m a, s IN nG Ss SS gs VIII aSS say 10 se
and c-ar The lodging large aud well
ventilated anj haa from four boardcrs will
py The Recitation Rooms viii be well arranged !oT the
A'''---'1''''' rERSis FOR NINE MONTH";
Board. %
n ne ne P,s,ov anu p:n;,. SS on
do IL ordinary ngiish branches 10 %
SS ~ SaEsnSS, aS Zach On SS
Music Vocal and Instrumental (Psno aud Guliar for one
For two lessons Of one hour each per 50 90
H,i Hss q I0S M IN
Painting IN Water 40 90
oB on he ii Of Oct 1850 and III. remainder on
T @ IS made to Rev Dr. Moses D. HOse and to any of the
oaaosoes Of s seraiy containing more detailed insou,a-
tor be obaei any bookstore In the city BY spPes-
- Al Ss,g DgPqy
Old DoMTNHOS INSTITUTE.
next session o. s sehSo foT Young LIee osayd % al & as
begin on the da OF October sGO and close on the SOIL
June next ensuing
BOARD OE INSTRUCTION.
shuraaie Mental ard Moral seenee and Ancient Lar
guages
r. c. Grson Natural Science and Mathematical
Rev James A Duncan, Biblical Literature.
Mons EdogATd Eoudsys5. French
Albert De Rordigtr, German.
Miss Eva " Jones, intermediate English.
Miss Margie d. BFandcT, Primary EnEish.
Horace Chase, Piano and Organ.
Heinrich Schneider, Harp.
q. A. Edc5son Guitar.
OsEa'd Heinrich PA nilng and Drawing
J. W. Reeve, PenmRnship.
TERNs.
for the Session payable half hst Of October reSdue
Feb. a. 1851:
Primary Engsh Gucudlng Vocal susle) ....... $50 90
intermediate English Qncudng Nocsl Mnsc ~ 90
Senior Qncuding Vocal Musicj. 30 on
Languages, each, w
Piano. Organ Guitar, Cultivation Of the Voice, for half
hour lessons per week ............. ........ so 90
Piano, CrgaH, Guitar, Cultivation Of the Voice for
hour e son. per so 90
OH PAintng ........ 100
Pastel Water olors, Crayon Drawing 20 90
Use OF flano ~ w
OrrAmentA Branches -
Board 200 90
washing aud Lightsr. ........ 2S 90
Application 70 enler pupils, and ali communications concerning
the School should be made 10
THOMAS L GALLEHER
Richmond, Va
The announcement for session Of 1850 B win be furnished
tc those who apply as Indicated. B6-y
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WHITE GOODS.-We have nov In store, OF i'm
w portatlon, complete sssortmen, Of
White CaubIies and Jaconetts
Rock anl Nul Musins
Plain and Checked N2nsooks
Bishops and Victoria Lawns
Pl In aud Dotted swiss Mullins
Checked and striped cambTles
Bonnet Cords
Corded Dntles
lnda TEls
Puinltu c Dnlies
IRISH LINENS of well known makes
Linen Table Dsmasks
Dsmssk Table Cloths and Napkins, part Of extra
quality
Towels
Doylies, act &c &c
All Of which We oner TO the trade at rery o'o prices
sells KENT PAINE CO.
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NTArHEmArICAL INSrRUu EN7rS of direct ion.
IVA portAion e bst ani aEct aoltntnt offered IN
a. chs q prices a. t62 70 ~ per So gorsae b.
VA sArrIRR q 90.
ae3f lia Main Street
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-15
IBy Telegraph
New YnrIr Market.

NEW YoRK, August l4-P. M.-Ashes
quiet aud unchanged: small sales at IS 1905 81 ts
Pearls. Cotton irm and more doing: saios 2,UgO
bales at lOS g iOsse. tor middling Upland,
very moderate extent, while the home trade refuse
purchase moro than Is sufficient to supply the most
peTne State s. 5S IS 6r SssS Extra M sta9s Is is IS s
for ,suporiine Western; 50 20@6 tss for common to
brands extra r, H., o., market closing duh q
dull sales 400 brls at ss@5 10 for SuSsras; Is soS
tinues quiet with small sales st s. Sst % r M
mon TO choice superfine. Corn-meal scarce and fgm
salos $50 brls. Brandywlne At l0c. = 80
Whisky dull and rather easier; salss 400 brls At
,whsat dull and prices rule IN asor Of purchasers
mand: sales OF $500 bush. new winter red Western
at 81 2oEl a, tile latter for choice DO do chOico
az sRhss III M 81 Ss dS q SSos leo az sS %oS hi' Il na
prime old red Ind at 81 80. an outside price IS
dull u and @ ancSsnsed barley mst Is sesy az ky
SOC. Corn heavy ard rather easier: sales OF 80
bushels at 69tEosesfo sound mixed Western, chi5y
at 625Sc and 6Sf 69c for round yellow. Oats id 10
hrmef with sales OF 36015sc. for Western aud Canada
East, and 392S9lfe, for Canada West and State.
Pork market dull aud without striking change:
@ sSSs slS e. sr 3 ssS Ss.s4S %
sr cd prime Beef dull sales Of AZ rs brls at s 8
for country prime; 81 Tea % for couptry nesa $50
10 80 for repacked mess; S@l2 for extra msss Primo
quiet and unchanged at Sl04l5 fr State and Most-
ern uut Meats scarce and hrm at &c. for ehoulders
r shouides isisc for aa%s ss and Il os sess
Sc; Lard market duh and hsayy' sales Of 200 6rlS
sss sSS SSss.s iSsss s.isaS Ct .SS'ss $ s U '9s % SsS %
upshspgsa sugar rsmaips dull, sslsSor
800 hhdB. CubuAt o;a0p1;4c, -ir. 49,. ..-f..
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RIVER NEWS,

nv, ot. -.. a.. -. -
ihe onlo opposite inns port has eoh-
rainS ,ast oyaaos ssy,na % oo%e M n %nr,as aa
twenty -four hours then ending, about ten eleven
inches leaving a channel-tleptl, at this point of
ceding Yesterday, with four feet and half of water
tbara q .sros, S' ',' ~ '~ ~ - "'
% ~ var, lSh ,aa.ant .athar con,,,,o. and ves,o,
day was as ielicious day as any ono would desire
iehtf for sleenina being so cool as to fender thick
ciothes aerecable' 'e y w - y
Bu,ness on tho Landing Is evidently improying,
and yeEtoriay the Wharf was animated IN appear.
!nce, being nearly covered IN the morning with
drays and vehicles Of various kinds The Indications
are m avor OF the early opening OF tne iai trade
ast at t orS man IoI r
Easy ~ these Is,.s, NnlSn " tHms partouiaIs are
niEnsJ h .nen No x. ptv'iVus In n "a c.. O.,
t,nS ~ 'VV'' 0ui' Sv'' vYtOh Si'
Sa.krid$. Wildly, Per b,l, 7sc cIeysr;ssOd ooc,
av aSc'' hioui'o'e r"und pr y"
p9Sg,nq9s. t...,,, ,,,,,,A r..,.,,,s o., r 100
ny Whsl,Y snJJ oi, az ~ a,s,. stovdps pi ze ~
ale, ooc. YIf SThsii, oSThSi .nd ou an, ,rr.I
a,i W.T. M, o "a v, r Pei srsi
.1 Sdn0;-M VI nnhy ~, anu Ull oVc' per paIrei' FVuhu
Nsss1 0risS.ppWhiSIy & Al, on 81; Flour, 7Oc.
Fork sc Bacon n 6 hRds io'ss and osa other PSInd
head Maehineiy' ioc.esL
Yesterday Louisville coHrser observes;
The river was about at stand r. Az las, evening With
the previous twenty-four hours the river had fallen
one Inch az the head Of the Falls The weather has
wind from the North all day, and tho thermometer
the % day r'''o '''''S u '' ''''' ''' "p'' 0"''nS
Capt. Hamilton, agent Of the underwriters, who
bought the wreck Of the ., P. Hibberd. has had
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-15

THIRTEENrH WARD REPUBLICAN CLuB.-Tbe
Republicans of this ward met at 225 Syc-
amore-street last night, and organized a
club. The following are the officers; Pres
ident, David Wilson; yice-President, DR..
John Alexander Secretary, P. W. Callinan;
Assistant Secretary, R. s. Logan; Finance
Committee, w. B. Sheppard, DR.. J. P. Walker,
DR.. A. L. Carrick and DIR. John Alexander;
Treasurer, John Scott. ,rg n~
The COMMITTEES on Bylaws will report on
next Friday evening at the same place, when
Dr. Jordon will address the club 1frs
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-15

BOARD OF .CiTY IMPROVEMENTS. - AT the
regular Bemi-weekly session of the Board of
City improvements, yesterday morning, the
Commissioner of the Western District WAS
authorized TO repair the crossing at Eighth
and Elm-st1eets- kEHHrl rlsitfttl
The Clerk was instructed TO transmit TO
Council resolutions toNcontract with X: z.
Smith, to bowlder Pierson-street, from Fifth
nOrthwardly; with-S & B., Barton, to bowlder
Ripley-street, from Walnut to Main; and
Jones & Bonte, to bowlder Proyidence-sLreet,
from Everett to Liberty. y
A petition was received for change in the
grade of DaytOn-alley, from Whiteman-street
to Ceutral-avenue, An ordinance to that
effect was adopted, and ordered to be for
warded TO Council. ali ~ l-nA
The Commissioner was ordered to have
repaired Baymiller-street, nom Bank-street
to Hamilton-road, and the intersection !of
Findlay and Pleasant-streets. lgEds ~ =
A communication was received from An
derson & Hanaford, offering 70 superintend
the alteration Of the City Buildings, for the
sum of $400, Filed. The Clerk was author
lied, to transmit Il resolution to Council,
authorizing this Board to accept the PROPOSE
tion. fE1 UpQsf tnrt BE1HTH J !
A resolution authorizinga a contract with B.
hoffman, tocoDstruct culyert under Forest
avenue, was adopted ,sl sf.ssai.a-b :. I :
upon the table 4 2 @s Nu'f w. ~. 4
For building foot-bridGe over the Miami
Canal, at Fourteenth-street---,
Miles Greenwood lron, on tone loundation) ,0e5
George o. Berry (Boorys patent 800
The following bids, to bowldcr David
street were laid over until the nsxtmeeting
Of the Board - 0i4l tas 5000. ~ 8
Jones & Bonte, at fifty-sevcn and hall
cents per square yard. II
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NHvvPORr NEWS.

CInoulr CouRr.--Two Commonwealth
cases were tried yesterday, those Of John
Richardson and Joseph Brissche, the former
Of whom was fined 800 and costs, for carry
ing concealed weapons, and the hitter ac-
quilted on charge Of keeping q tipping
man alspesisa ofbsihg 2 slave, viii. come up
to-day.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-15

SIX HUNDRED ,WArER-MELoNs SToLEN.-
An Italian, who Keeps q frlit-store on
Frontstrcet, near Broadway, Il day or two
ago purchased about 600 water-melons,
aud deposited them on the pavement in front
Of his establishment, hiring u fellow-country-
man TO watch them for him over night.
During the "wee sma' hours ayant the twal'
the watchman dreamcd, -as he gazed at the
fell asleep, when-some malicious persons,
noticing his condition, carried Off the entire
pile of melons, SO that when he awoke il was
not only from his drowsiness but to painful
sense Of his loss. Not watermelon was
left, and the thief has not yet been dis
covered tr h .-,,3i S-1. /
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lBy Teioeraph.l r.7,I'
New York stock Marker.

Nsw YoRK, August 14.--Stocks more
nSderss qad ratasE higher S 4 SAsegs and Rosk Is-
land and Toledo, 4isti Ga,ens aud ohicaGos 5s,l;
Illinois Oentrai scrip, i: 81 nlshigaa sonthsFn
Michigan Central, ebi Reading, l61fi Harlem, isf
Nov. York Central, s6A, Bonds eoi hudsons, tsN;
90 Missouri exis 81 California sessns, so4 Illinois
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FOR LEASE.

NORH LEASk1Perpe ttally, With tie privilege
tho south side Of Fiudlay.st, between Linn and
Two Lots On The SOUTH vide siS of P6pAtae, between
Linn aud Buymille 20 by eIftetsa
Two Lots on the south side Of pcplar-rt., begin
81 fect cast Of Bayniiilcf- each 20 by 81 feet
Iyo Lots on the south side ot Made.stp between
Two Lots on 0lfvor-st., between John aud Cen.
trel-?y.. .-ench 35 by 81 feet. 80 .oehH - ~
Two Lots on the west side Of Ioln ST. betwutn
Melancthon and Liberty-each rs BY 20 feet. il
lot on the soutllI sidept Melauethon-si between
Lot on the south side Of Dayid.st., between John
and CentIpl.ars~i3fe feet front. 4 n y ,k.-.
lot on Hathaway.s between Jane and Baylnillar
1T ~ flo SAMUEL A i. SARGENT, i'0
Apollo Buildings,
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law u, 1s1rIsofsr.
saobiYn covnr:S III


UbCIslos IN fHE CAsE OF rHH ADhmlsTRA-
foa OF PARsHhng ps. Dr. 4. CtaTIs. lodge
Hilton decided the case. The deceased dies
in an InfrIhar5. Al the lin1e BE- came there
be was accompanied bY apersqn who, up. TO a
late period, passed ashis wife; but previohs TO
his death Il was disclosed that she was not
Mr.. Jolliffe remarked that the fact was not
disclosed 10 DR.. Curtis at that time.
Court. We'll IL there was Q doubt as to
that, there Is hone as TO the fact that pre-
.viously to Ellen Raymond having lett the city
with che goods and chattels, DIR. Curtis knew
that she was not the lawful wife of the de-
ceased. / do not wish now TO decide thelegal
question involved In this controversy as TO
Che relation in which DR.. Curtis stood toward
the deceased or his property, or in what legal
relation be stood as TO the aiding and abetting
Of this young woman id the Transmission Of
the property have not fully investigated
these questions. s-s- ~ ~ "
the desire of the deceased, from the time he
knew his death was. approaching, that his
child should possess his breast-pin--th
being d memorial or memento connected
with it--and probably also his witch, and I
have no doubt that the object of his widow
in instituting this investigation originated
not so much from pecuniary considerations,
as in the wish 10 obtain these memorials. IL
appears from the testimony, also, that Ellen
Raymond hos this diamond PIN and it was
stated in her letters that she intimated she
would see the son Of Mr.. Parshley should get
~ The law says the administrator shall
take possession of these effects. 1t appears
from her letters to Mr.. Curtis that she says
that he shall not suffer by any investigation
into this matter, thereby showing dispo-
sition TO bear him harmless. %,
"In view Of OIL these considerations, the
Court feels disposed TO make an order that
DR.. Curtis shall make demand upon this
young woman to restsre TO him the effects
she has taken away, belonging to the de-
ceased, and particularly the breast-pin and
watch.
81 would be very fur from imputing any
moral guilt 70 DR.. Curtis in connection with
any party of this transaction. 1t he acted
wrong IL was from ignorance of tho law, and
| do not yet decide that he is legally in
volved in the matter"
DIR. Curtis was required to report his IN
| swer to the Court within fifteen days.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-15

THANKs-To Charlton NJ. Metcalf, Esq, of
the Spencer House, we are indebted for New
Orleans papers in advance of the nal. .'
Maurice Freyberg of the Spencer House
Newsstand, furnished US yesterday with
New York Herald, for which he has our
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-15

MitITARY.-T The Independent American
Continentals, Captain j. A. Remley, have
received from the State Arsenal their stand
Of muskets aud equipments complete, and
ilre now prepared to do the State some
service,
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THE DAILY PRESS.
WEDNESDAY" Y"..r..... rs
City ~ ews.

LETTERS DErArNnD FOR WANT OF PosrAaE
Tuesday, August ID:
Fannie French, indianapolis, Ind.
w. II. McConn, Warrensburg, Mo.
r. II. j.. Jacques, New Orleans, La. lff.,-t
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HOST.

A .OsTLDoul a rod and NJ Ito greyhound. who
- I, ever VIII bring him 70 80 row YIll
II I0k1'--A black, covered n fBhf0RANDUM. hook
~ - OF no TO my one but tho ownery The
finder will please leave n nt Pariodicha Store, hfnh-
street., botwcen Barr 'RndaBeyenth, and rcceiro a
III .OSTzIIPrA llack and tan Pup, sils s6f collar,
4h With DICK HALL cnhrylfcd on IT, Any one 10
turning hnntu x0l Kipo-sttsbt, Viii be rewarded,
al. !. y I.jig Az iaali -b,ll ~ Es- lli51.s
OR srOLEN--On Saturday, August 4, q
- black aud tan iyeriervPup, between hvo and
six months old Two amall scais on LEFT sido. Fyo
pt 70 stenc-st., botwvcr Firth and Sixth or 10
this office, - 49, aul0-gf
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-15

The CAMPBELL MNsfRELs THIS EvEERG.--
The Campbell Minstrels formerly Rumsey &
Newcornbs, are of the very best Ethiopian
bands in the country, make their first appear
ance this evening at Smith & Nixons Hall,
which we feel confident viii be full to over
flowing. The members Of the troupe are all
singers and musicians, and have been selected
with the greatest care from the different com
panies OF the Unhed States "Eph" Horn,
whom many urreadersremembera as a cap
ital representative Of African humor and ex-
trayaganza, is with the Campbells, and pre-
pared 70 be as funny as ever. -it A
We predict for this band as long as they
remain, the largest success. They are artists
In their way, and furnish entertainments
worthy of the patronage. they are in the
habit Of receiving in all the cities they have
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-15

WIDE-AwAKE CLUB.--A meeting will be
held at the Metropolitan Hall to-day, at ten
o'clock, for the purpose Of forming Wide
Awake Republican Club. All the young
men of the party are invited to be present.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-15

PERsoNAL.-On dit that Mrs. McDougal ar
rived in the city last evening, on the train
from Cleveland .lf aE 1rf~
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-15

'60FFKH The Keeling on the part of some dsaism
has been less nrm during the past week: sales 9f
about 700 bags were made q adeei,ne ei ~ ~, whe
any decline and consended for full ptiees On ths
y(holo. howover, mast lucto prices NC. sloSnr,
With fair "A at the dseli9e. The sales during
tho week eonprise 100 bags, We now g'iote m'r 81
is5ic At tho close the feeling was hrnrr aud more
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-15
Arrival of the Toledo Excnrslonists--Re e
cePtlon by tho 'Nlayor-WeIcome Address
by MIR. Egaleston. had ~ l7

Arrival of the Toledo Excnrslouists;-Re e.
ception by tho 'Mayor-WeIcOme Address
by MIR. EgGIeston. had 80 ll1
The expected incursion from Michigan and
Northern Ohio arrived in the city last even
ing at six o'clock, per the Cincinnati, Ham
ilton and Dayton Railway. A committee Of
our citizens, appointed at q meeting at the
Merchants Exchange, met them ut the de-
pot, with band of music and a couple OF
speeches.
Mayor Bishop greeted them in the name Of
the authorities and inhabitants of the city in
q speech, whose best quality was its brevity
MIR. Eggleston followed on behalf of the
Board of Trade, and welcomed them from
| the Maumee to the beautiful valley of th,
Ohio; from the geld atmosphere of the Nortl
| TO the genial climate of the South; from tn,
| shore of the rough and turbulent lake to thu
thriving banks of the placid belle ripiere; from
| tire country of pineries, cranberries and fish
to theSand Of corn, barley and grapes; from
II city of $1,000 inhabitants, the Bride of the
North, to a city of 100000, the Queen of the
| West. ttf
In behalf of the commercial interests %
| the city, he felt il his duty and esteemed it 6
| privilege to extend to the excursionists in
yitations to visit our manufactures and pub
lie buildings and hoped they would avai
| themselves of the opportunity that was now
offered them for this purpose.
The new link which now bound them to-
| gether should, and he hoped would, prove
| quite as strong in human sympathy as were
the iron rails which rendered them neigh.
bors; and the sound of the locomotive whis-
tie, as it awoke the echoes in the valleys Of
the North, would be repeated over the plains
Of the West, until the entire country would
rejoice at the unison, and the valley of the
Ohio grow glad with this new and enlarged
relationship. t
Mr.. L. A. Afford replied in behalf of the
| excursionists In a neat and agreeable speech
whereupon.the assembly adjourned TO the diff
ierent hotels Of the city and passed the even.
ing quite as egreeably as could have been ex
| pected after their long and dusty ride.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-15

CATTLE, SHEEP AND H06S-The supply Of Beef
Cattle has been quite large during the week, and in
good Cattle ceiling at So 5O the sales during the
S as 9 AZ 81 20 soSa al SSe s ~ ad p1me @
At g.. sheep II i good supply, and dull ~ Ht 81 @@a
tinuos active at full price,; the sales add 3,50o
head We quote slopsiatted at y 25999 90, and
Hogs are scarce and wanted at 50 50 gross.
COOpERS' STUFf-The dolQRnd IL limited and
the market dull, without change in prices. We
nunfa
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Wanton and Sanguinary Homicide-A Man
stabbed TO the Heart Five Times in a

Flight sfrs ~r --.- 90 ,-r.-rsrr,
A homicide occurred, night before last, at
Lawrenceburg, Ind, which caused considera-
BILE excitement in certain circles, and has cast
u shadow of gloom over the entire place.
Abijah Hays, an old and well known citi-
zen of the town, but man Of ungovernable
passions, was engaged in conversation with a
party OF persons at cofee-house, in regard
Go the merits of Dan Rice's Show, when a
dispute arose between him aud man, whose
name we could not learn, which resulted in
the death Of the latter.
Hays, IL is'said, drew his knife, and before
he could be prevented pluHged it into the
heart of his antagonist Ave times, every
wound passing through the heart and into
the lungs. The wounded man was, of course,
dead before he fell TO the ground, not having
uttered even groan after the first blow.
= The homicide was 50 sudden, and death so
instantaneous, that il caused the utmost con-
sternation in the party, and the blood gurg-
ling from his heart upon the floor chilled all
who witnessed it, and caused a shudder that
will not soon be forgotten. Hays was ar
rested and thrown into jail, where he still
remains awaiting an examinations The
homicide Is said 10 have been the most un-
provoked and heartless that ever occurred in
the neighborhood, and the standing OF the
surviving party in society is such as to arouse
both the pity and Indignation of the citizens
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Z. naqe asll @s5Es, and prices II. lover, elos
ItAThE ER6--fbe dealers arc paying q 34tc for
good q uriIle lga goose, with fair demand II
nhUlI AND -NDTS-lomon1 very scarce. and
unc.ngcd and stcaly. Wo quote fiGs Il 70 ioc per
pound: pound: pstes Ieesc; PruncS s,<9ecI and Cur ants
IInuEA continnsd dpli market, and the demand
ior ali Kinds limited. We ooptlnua 70 quote a. FOL-
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-15

THE REoENT ALLEGED GRAND LARCENY
CAsE.--As we supposed Pat Kearney was
unable to snbstantlate the charge of grand
larceny, mentioned in yesterdays Pass, and
preferred by him against Honoria Buckly
by Judge Lowe, Yesterday morning.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-15
PERSONAL.

yDBRSONAL-Persons needing nale OF female
help can be supplied with leliahle help by ap-
Hents huoh as roeme and houses, can be had BY ep-
plying as above. eulS1bs
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-15

LATEST FROM JAPAN.-Have you tried the
new Teas from JapanP Call at Pendery &
Co.'s northwest corner of Fifth and Walnut
streets, and get samples, which will be fur
nished free OF charge. -. .,-
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-15

OHEESE-The demand has been bctter the last
market p very hrm at zc for Wesiarn Reserve 2
CANDLES AND 0Ar-Ihe demand for star
though prices can not be called lower, soeps arc
unchanged and in moderate demand We continue
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