Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-01


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Agent or the CoYington and Lexington Rail
roau, 1urhlsneu us yesterday with Louisville
payers, SIX hours ~ advance OF the mail.
me Indianapolis papers are almost daily
inrnlsned us,oy o. Y. Meredith, who has our
thanks therefor. l..ata.r .a.gd tat
+. EuoHARIsTrc.-1lbc 'Sis,ers of CHARITY IN
the name OF the Orphans, gratefully acknowl-
euge nc receipt ot S2S 46 iromAngelo Devote
elu gnu Nicnolss Massa which was collected
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-, ,MErEoRoI9aioAL OBsERyATIoNs-By Henry
ware, opnc'an, July 3l;
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The ESHRRIFFALITy.--Mr. Frank Darr. for
merlv CONNECTED with tbe house Of MASSES
Gross A. Deitrich and more Tecentiv ~ thn
Grocery house of Thomnson A. Dorr is activelv
uapyassing the oountv for the nomination If
the Democracy far tbe ofice of Sheriff
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PARKINSON has lust received from Havana
inc of Ambrosias, Conohas, ri Sois. Wash.
tin1ton Repalins and the ian,oue Guoss ~
Nos, ll5 Main-street. and l02 West Fonrth :
atrea, : ~ 'NN0' '"N A0- e'V ioui "
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:, RECEIPTS AT THE Police CoURr DURING THE
PAST ; MSsTu;-Wo learn from :, Thomas $.
noyse, g. tne e c,eVer clerk OF the folice court,
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MEETING OF THE PARK COMMISSIONERS -
The Park Commissioners held A meeting day
before Yesterday, and examined the bids for
inclosinr Washington Sousre. with beanti
full stone and iron fence. and awarded The
contract to Charles Rule &bCo The work is
to be commenced forthwith, and will prob-
ably be completed in the course ofsix or EIGHT
weeks. - 'I '"'
The RECENT CASUALTY ON rHn Cry PAS
sENGER STREET HALLWAY, Charles w.
Gharde, who was ran oyer by car on the
City Passenger Street Railway, evening be-
lore iast, III an en0rt 10 leave IL while 1t was
SUN IN motIon, dled about ten O'Clock on
Monday night. The deceased was quite an
old man ana leaves n Wlie and several chill
dren 10 mourn ms untlmely demlse
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Messrs Matthew 6, Abbott, New, York City.
Msrs y; huh,mSl Oo., pn,iaderhnIG, Penn
Penn. .''''' '' "'''''''ip p"'"'
B. Nordyks, Esq, New Vienna, Ohio.
Mrs Rn5e,s ~ ,tw attS 1iiiiIk Ao1ilsi Il uyrtgg
Patrick O'Neil, Springfield, Ohio, =, g.,
II H. r. Gryden Cleyess Ohio. s.
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our advart;sannant n Ill H. - ~ .sI,t ~ ~
D. D. barry a. 'Uo., al thelr once IN the Burnet
HOUSE building, corner nf lne and Burnett
strsets, are nov prepared TO Issue railway
anu sniP tckets 10 all partS OF EUROPE; thus
presenting u convenient lnethod ior those OF
sout eitlMns Tt gong 'pfoadt9 fealze their OBJ
Ject. lne Price ol ticketS 10 various ports Is
spsNcibneu spy u ine auVsftselaent, tpF Which we
can 'ne particular atteEtlon OF our readers. q
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ShiLD Hii.l liiI, BUN OVER AND SEVERELY INJURED
iltue Slri apout SIX years OF age, daughter
81 81 MIS coleman, residing on Broadway, near
Elgutl-SUreet, FWay ticplQuntlllV v run over VpS-
terday evening, by an express-wagon, and
severely injured. Her right arm and left
leg were fractured; the wheel of the vehicle
passing diagonally over her body, beside
which she received such internal wounds as
render her recovery extremely doubtful. /,
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HIGHWAY RoBBERY.-A yonng man named
James McGonnigle, who we believe, resides
in Allegheny City, was knocked down by
some ruttians, on Ludlow-street, near Third,
night before last, and robbed of gold watch
valued at $40, and porte-monnaie contain
ing about $50 in bank-bills. He was struck
his valuables so quickly that before he re.
gained his fact the scoundrels had disop-
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SUICIDE ny DRowNfNG.-A man named
Herman Schaetier left his residence, at the
corner OF George and Baymillef, last SUNDAY