Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-31
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The cigar stores of Baltimore are not al
lowed to be op sned on the Sabbath. lIl
Clothing made Of animal substance is
warmer than that made of vegetable fabrics.
Military shooting companies are being or
ganized in Theur, under the direction OF
Jules Gerard, the lion-hller. r-.1, ~ +.
A fellow was arrested in New Orleans the
other day, who had gotten drunk with money
raised by selling his father'svault and bones.
Mr.. Neafie, the American tragedian, has
gone to England. Dramatically considered,
he ought to go to much warmer climate.
A gig-a veritable 'one-horse shay
the property of Stephen Girard, was sold in
Philadelphia recently for SIC 90. --..-y
The hay crop in Vermont, Canada, and
Northern New York, is said to be so small
that farmers can not winter their stock.
Jules Favre, known from his opposition to
the French Government, has been elected
Chief of the Barristers Of Paris. III -I = CT
Immense numbers of fish recently died in
Lake Winnebago, rendering the waters most
obnoxious, butthe mortality soon ceased.
IA new Catholic Church, to cost $l5,0o0 is
to be erected in Brooklyn, N. y, and the
work has been already begun.
The number of deaths in New York, last
week was $40, an increase of seventy-seven
over the previous week.. E&A l0U
! Be calm and quiet in your life. You are
not necessarily serviceable to others when
you are troublesome to yourself.
The loss of goods and money is oftentimes
no loss; If you had not lost them, they might
perhaps have lost you. .,l. d.
Why is an invalid, cured by sea-bathing,
like confined criminal 2 Because he is sea-
cured (secured). -..,..,. -,-..
The value ofnew buildings put up in Bos-
ton, Mass, the present season, will exceed, it
is believed, So, 100000. ,rr,.., r -TT
The Government of French Guiana has
imposed tax on license to dance, which
win bring in large income.
The amount of subscriptions received for
the Christians in Syria, by the Jewish Com
mittee in Paris, already exceeds 5O,oO0f.
The first historical records concerning the
| falls of erolites date as far upward as the
year GA before Christ, and are made by Chi
nese. 1850, gro 9,ii ''3l a.
On Monday last, says the Vergennes (Vt.)
| Citizen, the Heavens were filed with mil
| lions of ,grasshoppers, and those which few
highest looked Ike thistle-blows. ? "V '85'
G. Iassara, Minister from Spain to the
United States, and NJ. Hulsemann, Austrian
Minister to the United States, are at the
Clarendon Hotel.
Nearly all the relatives of the Perry family
| will be present at the inauguration of the
statue at Cleveland, on the 10th of Septem-
Der, and among them August Belmont
The Troy IN, " Times says that recently
John Morrissey, the pugilist betted $4,000
with gentleman at Saratoga, that Lincoln
would be the next President.EeE EI-E 20
\ He who acquires riches without labor, gen.
4 orally layishes them without care. Fru-
1 gality seems as intimately connected with
industry as idleness is with vice. 'l' '''
The number of emigrants that arrived at
| the port Of New York this year, up to We'd
nesday, is 6s,750, against 81, ,440 up to the
same time last year. a 5rl a..
During. FIVE years the total freights on the
!. New York Central and New Y ork and Erie
roads, and the Canals, Of New York, have
amounted to nearly $bo,OOO,eoo.' 1'."
The United States Consul at Montreal has
issued proclamation,g forming Americans
| of the formalities necessarily attending a
| presentation to the Prince.
The following notice might have been
| seen some time ago stuck up in a corset
Makers shop window, in Glasgow; "All
sorts of ladies stays here.' lre rcE
The reason that the Indians are so feet OF
foot is that, from the habit they have of
painting themselves, they are accustomed
to'streaking it. Ee I
! A well has been discovered at Savage
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