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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-08

A LoG USED AS BANK.-Recently the ad-
ministrators of one Elisha Harris, deceased,
late resident of Luzerne County, Penn,
offered his effects at public sale, among them
an uncouth block Of wood, supposed to be
part Of a cheese press, and which was pur-
chased for fifteen cents, by one David M. Hat
macher. On the morning succeeding the
sale, the purchaser in q spirit of inquiry
'characteristic of the age we live in" split
secret door, opened by the pressure of long
rod, and containing bonds notes and other
matters, besides about $4,000 in silver coin.
To test the right of ownership in the treasure,
an amicable suit for its recovery was insti-
tuted in the Common Pleas of Luzerne
County, resulting in verdict for the execu-
tors for 1000.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-08
by Telegraph
New York Market.

NEW YORK, June Up. M.-Ashes steady:
ssley Of 20 barrels at 50 81 for Potts. and s. rs for
Cotton dun and heavy sales Of 500 barrels at lllk
Flour steady for State, with moderate demand in
Western rule heavy: sales Of 6srreis a IS s
20 for superfne statei IS ao@5 40 for extra State
COMMON to medium me- extra Western sSS % % for for
shipping brands extra round hoop Ohio, closing
at prices within the range. Canadian Flour shade
easier low grades: sales Of 400 barrels at IS so
ues steady sales Of 400 barrels at ss sO@S 20 fog
nC@nssy 0s SSnshSnssd Whisky dull and DROPPING
WeSt and mot 50 ASy9 By. holders ssa
inquiry sood L for ns1ss spSs i a bsE SSs &
Chisago spring At 81 rs 1900 DO Mllwankie Club ct
sS sths y a a. e Later S very S ShSiiS oG do yhs e
lower sales 1850 bushels at ss@sec; Barley aulst
fair export demand. sales g OoO buahels AZ ss6ie
for sound shipping miEsd westsSn sa@sse fog East.
yellow Oats dull and heavy at i0e1f35So for Vest
ern, Comedian and State, including Gnscund DO ~
ScrE arasr for mess and dun and heavy Tor pElps
S a9a 70 bSsf Sa H. and 4S <. S..Ss Se
Bssf dull and Nominal Beef Hams very dai 4 .
dull and heavy: small ssles at Ne for shoudsrs,
and SA@9c. for Hams. Bacon dull aud unchanged.
BSttsr aSeSsntsd sales g. Z e lSse Tor kio sna
ll@2oe for State Cheese steady At 1@ilc for info
Ss Cosse 4 efrrn r% with moderate demand ala, Of 100
bags Rio ertra sprite at l34c and 40 ba9s LEI
gIlra q Sa Private terms hse arm asr Slesiss < n rn %
tive demand from the refining and grocery trade.
and Prices are firmly sgstsined sales @ q Slo hhds
100 boxes Havana Il g. S'''''' n, 80 -
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-08
1858. 1850. 1890.
For the week.. 1,338,l52 160Ob92 s 2,0Ql,O26
Prev. reported... 2i52l,659 25,slO,sll 33,ell,sS3

Since Jan. I... s2j,959,slI S2750i 436 s9so3s s7y
Tuesdays New York Money market is thus refer
On inquiry through the Money Market to-day, we
find that revision Of last quotation called for
prime so@So day bills s " per cent and the rate -.
on loans At call varies from down TO per cent ac
the anxiety Of private lenders give tsmporsry snS
oS ps ss sss ss sss
Stocks and ih@S per cent. charged on niiscellane-
TS Of S sGf on ss
running ninety days to SIX months are also lower on
SaOrsea nsm s sy SSx per esnt and % on Sc Sc
heaviest BankS in the street hold ont asansf these
count Lines down, and their spseio lines run up
Others s ss9hn IN All MI up on the best terms thoy can
The Exchanges for the Persia were better dstrib-
uted among the Bankers at 1925 than last week,
held out for ios Others, while asking ios at their %
counters, settled maturing credits with dealers at
f6l3A. There was quito competition for the Mexi-
Silver, recently received from the South, for OK
l09@l09b per cent. IN
NEW YoRK oATTIr MARKET, Wednesday 8 Tribsms
tss s.Sns market during the
SsT tSS SSe S S ts his Tssk a They ESpd not
were for there is certain decline in the Beef Cat
| tie market, Some Of the Brokers-in fact most of
think it i just about that, and more ict By the
owners Of the best grades than by the worst Many
to-day ss they did last Tuesday By "a cen cent s pound
but all lived upon hopes that the second day would
produce change in their favor. From the number
There were yarded this morning, or reported for
ssle between $500 and 800 head Of Bullocks tho
most OF them fat, heavy oneS-some Of them very
heavy, and very few light Steers, We know that
there will be some additions 70 the number to.mor
row. and strawberry time has fairly COM
men Jed, we can not believe that the demand will be
any better than 4 has been heretofore and conse-
Quenty prices will remain low Very few, II any, OF
the very best Bullocs In market, to-day, have sold
over 94c net per pound. The range 10 from ~ to
911c. The mass OF stock will sell at az ana &C. por
pound, and there will be good stock left over for
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-08
Tnr InIsH EM1eRArIoN 70 AMrnIcA.-A

THE IRISH EMIGRATION TO AMERIcA.-A
Cork Qreland) paper of May II says;
Two river steamers left this city yesterday
for Queenstown, crowded with persons who
intend leaving for America by the screw
steamships glasgow and Nova Scotian, the
former Of which sails from this port to-day
for New York and the latter for Quebec.
They were mostly from the Queens County
and Kerry, aud the great majority were young
people. On being asked their reason for leay-
ing the country, they replied that there were
no opportunities for young persons of the
farming class to get on here, and they con-
sidered it their best course to go away to a
place where land was cheap and easily got.
In most cases, their passages had been paid
by relatives already in America. The tickets
they had, freed them entirely by railway
from their homes to this place, and from this
to America
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-08

ARREST OF ALLEGED THIEvEs.-Officer
our voung mep uasa on Rrbard
ton, VIM. Brown, John Lowensberry, and
Robert G. Carson, at the instance Of 'Supt.
McLaren, upon the charge of stealing freight
from the Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton
Railroad Company, as follows: One bag of
feathers, valued at $l2; one do. valued at 81.
and eighteen bags of potatoes, valued at $40.
The parties arrested were in the employ OF
the company as clerks. They gave bail in the
sum of 5000 each, for their appearance before
Judge Lowe this morning.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-08

SEERE HAIL STORMS IN THIS SrATE.-A
hail storm passed over Wellsville on Monday.
Many of the stones were as large as pigeons
egg, while Others with jagged points, were
as large as small hens egg. yeF
A severe hail storm visited Akron on the
same day. The hail-stones that fell were OF
the size of large peas, but toward the end OF
the shower theyfell as large as hickory-nuts.
AS there was no wind at the time but little
damage was probably done. The storm lasted
about ten minutes. aT4egIa'
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LAW REPORT.


COMMISSIONERS TO IMPROVE THE CRY
PARKs.-In General Term, yesterday, the ap-
plication to appoint Commissioners to i'm
prove the Washington aud West End Parks,
was granted, and VIM. A. Adams, CEas.
Remeelin, and VIM. P. Hubert were ap-
pointed. :.
Wilson Us. The City. To recover for SER
vices as Engineer of Fire Department Ar
gued and submitted. r'....... rf
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-08
RIVER NEWS.

The Ohio opposite this port was still rising
slowly yesterday, having swelled during the twenty
four hours ending last evening about six inches
making a channel-depth between here and Louis
vile Of over twelve feet. The River at Pittsburg
yesterday noon. was slowly rising, with nine feet
six inches water there and is probably gradually
ascending all the way to this point.
The weather here yesterday was warm, but very
pleasant for the season., and at night deliciously
cool, with hardly any indications Of rain.
late and freights we're offered in limited onantities
to all ports. Rates were firm at yesterdays quo
Yesterdays Louisville Courier observes: nS6 li.
"The river continues to recede, though slowly,
with i've feet water IN the canal last evening, BY the
the pass, During the previous twenty -four hours
the river had fallen two inches at the head Of the
Of the day. though the wind msSe Wo OF aeS
efforts In the afternoon to raise another storm"
ing with i've et water rspored on Ike sSS Il
was head rise from the mountains, and rise may
Thc. WoOdfGrd, from New Orleans, reports nine
feet at Flint Island, but at the Portland and New
Albany Bar on Wednesday, there was not over
1NoTHEs Boar sySk-The old Isaac shelby struck
Tuesdays New Orleans Della remarks: -. +.
on the le7ee and but little activity was manifested
Arrivals since our last report have not been any
ready on the summer order and the wide expanse SO
crowded in winter, showed yesterday barely hun
dred bales Of cotton. Red River, according TO the
Era No and Diagram, keeps on falling, but owing
TO the rise in the Mississippi there is water at
the mouth.
Yesterdays St. Louis Republican informs us in re-
gard to the rivers thereabout
The river at this point Is falling at the rate Of two
inches in twenty -four hours. There is nine feet full
In the channel out to Cairo. We learn that the
Maria Denning was obliged to pump with ali her
might to keep the water out Of her at Cairo and had
to discharge large portion Of her freight in order
repair sufficiently for her to continue her trip,
The Illinois River is falling with fourfe in the
channel below Peoria. The Upper Mississippi Is
rising, with five feet the Upper and three feet
the Lower Rapids. Below Keokuk there is six feet
in the channel. The Missouri River is reported ris
ing from Weston down, with four feet in the chan
the levee dull. I.Ir u'lE 'N'i
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-08

PROCEEDINGS OF THE County COMMISSION
ERs.-At the regular diurnal session of the
County Commissioners, held yesterday morn
ing, orders were passed amounting In the ag-
gregate to $29s 81; of which $l5l 10 were
paid S. Molitor for advertising; $36 to @.
os anS ss0ss Sss iSa $oU
services at Lick Run Lunatic Asylum. Apart
from the above no business Of Importance
was transacted
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-08

FISDLAY CHAPEL SUNDAY School PICNIC.
The picnic of the Findlay Chapel Sunday
School, to be given at Parlor Grove next
Saturday, promises to be one of the largest of
the season, fifteen hundred tickets having
been already sold. The affair will, doubtless,
be quite pleasant, and the friends of the
school seem determined TO leave nothing un-
done which will add in any way to the en-
joyment Of the occasion. r
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-08

OFFIcERs.-At the Annual Session of the w.
G. Lodge of Ohio, American Protestant Asso-
citation, held day before yesterday, the fol-
lowing officers were elected for the ensuing
year: W. G. NJ, George W. Ross Cincin-
natl; W. V. g., John NJ. Gest, Milford; w. G.
Secretary, Charles Keinking; w. G. Treas
urer, John Bradford; W. G. Chaplain, VIM.
B. Dickson; W. G.. O., A. L. Carrick; w. G..
A. c., w. McCune; W. G. F., John @. Nolker;
w. G. G., Valentine Smith. --l
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-08

ANOTHER NOCTURNAL AssAULT.-A sales
man in Shillito's dry-go0ds establishment,
named Alfred Swing, was assaulted on Day
ton-street, near Linn, while on his way home,
night before last, and severely injured. He
was overtaken by some persons, one of whom
struck him with g slung-shot, or some similar
instrument knocking him down and hurting
him so badly that he was wholly unconscious
for SOME time. He at length, however,
reached his residence, but is still suffering
severely from the effects of the blow.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-08
POsTOFFICE BuLLETIN.

EAST MAIL.-Arrives $3.50 A. M. and 4,4O p. NJ;
closes at A. M. and 3 p. NJ. .f.-rr
BALTIMORE, WAsHISaroN- AND wHEELIEG.-Ar.
rives at $3.50 A. Nj closes at 8 P. NJ. tEs nrr
ST. LOUIS AND LoUIsvILLE.-Arrives at IL A. M.
and 10 p. NJ; closes at A. M. and A p. NJ.
CHICAGO AND NoRTH-wEsT. at IL A. M.
and 10 p. M; closes at A. M. and P. NJ.
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MARRIED-

:. ..IRWIN-UNDERwQop, ,7Qn the 9th .ipstantsb By
Miss Anna NJ Underwood, both Of this city, y - \
.MARTI TIN-sHEEsHALL.-oh Thursasy iAqrni9g
Rev, n, ], Melish, d. Martin and Lucia daughter "
Df. y q. Henshall, all Of tins city 49,
ANDREWe@B BlGGs. .4op Tuesday, jung 5, by Rev,
brides father, Rev, Thos J. BgRs, p. d., William
II. Andrew4and Maria Biggs, all Of this city.
RINGwALT--pRICE.--Tu June 8. st the
residtnce Of VIM. A. Graham, by hey, Geo. Day, Jo-
ssph q. Ringwalt, q ths city, and Lizlie A. PRICE,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-08

/. SEaUIAR AND FATAL ACCIDENTAL boat
driver, Austin Billings, was killed on the
tow-path in Syracuse, N. Y, recently, by
being struck by a whiaetree. The team
suddenly started up, when, the traces of the
harness breaking, the whifetree was drawn
back by the spring of the tow-line, and
struck the unfortunate lad in the bowels.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-08

VALIDITY OF MARRIAaEs IN MARYLASD.--
Judge Grain, in recent suit before the Cir
cult Court Of Charles County, Md, decided
that license was not necessary TO the val-
idity Of marriage in that State-that Il Is a
ing, If established BY evidence that 1t had
been entered into by the parties, to operate
y q marriage and followed by oohabitation.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-08

A New AND VALUABLE FAN.--A genius in
st. Louis has invented revolving fan,
worked by an electric battery, which will
not only keep off flies, mosquitoes and other
winged insects, but afford constant, re-
freshing breeze that is perfectly delightful.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-08

: CINCINNATI CoNvIoTs ESCAPED FROM THE Co
LUMBUs PENIrENTIARY.--Amos T. Wooden
and Daniel Finnegan, of Cincinnati, escaped
from the penitentiary, at Columbus, on Mon
day afternoon. A reward of $25 is offered
for either if taken within fifty miles of Co
lumbus, or $50 for either If taken beyond
that distance. The following is the1iiscrip-
tion of the convicts;
Amos T. Wooden has wife near Allegheny
City, and is five feet ten and half inches
high, grey eyes, hair dark, fair complexion,
has long face, left jaw broken, with deep scar
on same jaw extending down ON the neck,
has scar on under side of chin, has had the
ends of three or four fingers shot of, and end
Of thumb also, and a long scar on the back Of
left hand.
Daniel Finnegan is five feet seven inches
high, dark grey eyes and dark hair, fair COM
plexion, has full face, thick lips, large nose,
with pox-marks and freckles, has had first
finger on right hand split on inside from the
second joint to the end. His father, Timothy,
resides in Cincinnati.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-08

MARINE Losses FOR MAY.---There was
twenty-eight vessels lost during the month
of May, whereof seven were ships, four
barques one brig, fifteen schooners, and one
sloop. The total value of the vessels, ex-
elusive of the cargoes, is $52b, 900.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-08
METEOROLOGICAL OBsERvArIoNs-By Henri,

FINE FLAvoR.-Pendery has just received
a lot of fine favored teas, to which he calls
attention of families. Store northwest
corner Fifth and Walnut-street
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-08

NEWS DEPor.-Church, at the Postofiict
News Depot, has all the latest literary papers
and magazines; and those who wish any
thing fresh in the periodical line, can always
depend on obtaining il Of him.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-08
City News.

To ADvERTIsERs.--As the Press is the only
penny paper in Cincinnati, and has the
largest city circulation, advertisers will
readily see that it is the medium through
which TO reach the people.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-08
coNanqnRcIAIlIAFFATRs


Tha do,..a r., 49,. - a.. -.
quarters from parties in GOOD standing continues se
tive-unusually 90 for the season--and the Bankers
a. e.-.,, -. 49,, ~ - - -,
INFORM u, INA. theS nave steady Applications for Al
their funds which arc not allowed 70 accumulate TO
~, -, e. ,-.. l., ,,.-, -.
on,s w. ~ ~ @ yssteraay
were Iuy equh W tne and 2ne or two houses
that mao peen loi outsiaee rcineed 10 40
s2 yesierohy, ow.ns " i ne susmen.sa reqnrements
OF their customers. tnere was ~ strinEency, how
ness exists In sono ouarterp : - = '' ~
Eastern Exchange was unaltercd, but very nrm;
dealers, LOT tno mos. pfffti paying eOe. tot good
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-08

DIsoovnRY OF BOGUS CoIs. Three hundred
and fifty bogus twenty-iye-cent pieces, and
fifty bogus half dollars were found, day before
yesterday, secreted near the house OF o man
named Brown, who resides at Mullins Sta
ten, IN this county. The matter VIII un-
dergo legal investigation at the next term
Of the Circuit Court.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-08

PARTICULARS OF THE HOMICIDE BY CIRCUS
COMPANY IN VIRGINIA. have already
mentioned the killing Of citizen of Port
Royal, Va, by a company of circus men, and
now give further particulars. The name of
the deceased was Mark l.. Boulware, and he,
with nine or ten others, had several difficult
ties during the day with the showmen and
about nine o'clock on the night Of the occur
renee, the party, heavily armed, repaired to
the hotel where the circus men were stop
ping, and challenged them to fight. The
latter were prevented by Mr.. Robinson, the
proprietor of the circus, from leaving the
yard, until suddenly the cry of "Help Rube''---
which was proven to be a private signal
among showmen-was heard, when they
rushed out of the back gate; a brief scuff1e
ensued, and Mr.. Boulware was shortly after
ward picked up in an insensible and dying
condition, from the effects of blows admins
tered with club or some blunt weapon. He
lived for two hours, but never recovered his
consciousness. The circus the next day ex-
hibited at fredericksburg, where all Of the
company (about sixty menl with the excep-
ton Of two or three who had fed, we're ar
rested by the aid of the military, who were
called into requisition in consequence of the
insufficiency Of the police force for such a
purpose. The whole party were acquitted
for want Of evidence sufficient to justify their
being sent before an examining court.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-08

Arrigais--Telegraph, Louisyille Prioress, Madi
SON Interchange, White River; X. Valley, Allen
Louis; Clara Poe, Nashville; Bostona, Portsmouth
j. b. Ford, Wheeling; Sallie List Louisville; Mel.
Departures-Teiegraph, Louisville; Prioress, Madi-
SOM Bostona, Portsmouth; j. d. Ford, Louisville;
leans; Glendale. Memphis; Ohio No. g. Marietta;
Emma, St. Louis; Clara Poe, Pittsburg; Melrose,
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sd l7lBs Telegfuph,l -
New York stock ninrRct

lsNEw YoRk, June Stocks dull but, firm;
OhicARo and Rock island, eos4: 3. 70; Galene aud
plfsSo, sil{i f,linois Central Scrip, w; Michigan
southern, soaran!eed, 2i4i Miohieen Central, e5h;
Harlem Preferred. 39,f; Erie, lgta, New York Con
trail s2,S; Pacific Mail ssS; Hannibal and st. Joseph
bcnd., I2S, Lacrosse Land grants, is llincia Cell
Skies. Wi Missouri Skies, eSfi
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-08

A geies- room No "a East foufth street, Ftrpl,
ture at Auolionl Nv n 10 Aoid on ri pA ~ MQltN
Fourth-stfeet, quantity Of now and second-hand
fSSp''"'' osr''' r1a6 rjAc6s SaaAFy, Aso,iOnssr.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-08
CovINaToN NEWS.

Cry CoUNcIL.-No business of general
or important character was transacted ut the
Council yesterday afternoon. 81 7
On DIT.-We hear II rumored that N. b
Stephens will be elected President Of the
Newport and Covington Bridge, by the
Board Of Directors at its meeting on Monday
next. ssaJ 20 ~,
CIRCUIT Couag CLHRKs 0yBIcs.-The Of
fee OF the Clerk of the Circuit Court is now
undergoing thorough cleaning and re-
pairing, much to the satisfaction of attaches
and visitors. -se-.-5 !
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-08

LErTERs DETAINED FOR WANT OF POSTAGE,
Thursday, June Z: ..........
@. Bessel New Bremen, Ohio. ..'
Achiley Cadwallader, COrwin Ohio.
Miss Mollie Ferguson, Xenia, Ohio.
Jacob Hoffmeister, Washington, Ind. t.| 4
Cornelia A. Murrin, Brownsville, Penn. &
Leo Shatfer, Springfield, Ohio.
Emile Wootey, Pierceyille. Ind Hr
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lssisft ftBy TolsEfaph.1
Huleimore DInrkeI.

: BABrHoaEs June T--M.-FIour dull, but
Wheat dull red 81 3061l 81; white " 67e1l 20.
cGsS issSy sslISy SsA'' "a d
Isg9 l.ks le; ;ac y q s..s 1880 .sSrr s,ss ssss
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-08

PRoGREss or MEnPHis.--As an evidence of
the growth Of Memphis, the argus states
that, during the last ten years, the population
has increased from $3.50 70 $4,000.
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HOME INTEREsr.


atifa .f - 5000
p1- Clothes renovated and repaired, 100 W. Sixth.
S11 Clothing renovated and repaired, SO q. Third.
BS-CAHpEsrER's cheap Pictures, 20 Fifth-street.
MS- j. P BALL's Gallery, No. 20 West Fourth ST.,
is thronsed daily by the lovers of art. Drop in
HS-PIoTUREs for ten cents. Johnson's Gallery,
- - - h4HT1s-. r".
SS- A. A. ErsrER, Clocks, Watches and Jswelry,
Nos. S4s and 27l Western-row.
BS-The finest, largest and bcst-arranged Picture
Gallery on Fifthitreet Ia CowAS's, q West Fifth-
street.
50 APPLEsATEs mammoth Ambrotype Depot Is
a. Nos. 2 = and Fifth-Strsst, commencing at
Fifth and Main.
So The largest, finest and most completely ar,
ranged Gallery in Cincinnati Is at APPLEaArH's
Mammoth Gallery, Nos. 2, 4, and Fifth-street,
commencing at Fifth and Main baaaras9
RS- GREEN TuRrLE soup.--A green turtle, weigll-
ing two hundred pounds, VIII be served up to tho
patrons Of the Verandah this morning at 10 o'clock
Lovers Of this delicious article win do well to DO on
hand. 'Hn ieiAt ies7c
So If you want good Picture, call at the south
west corner Of sixth-street and Central-ayenue.
Pictures taken and put In nice gilt frames for wcnty-
i've cents; In cases for twenty cents. Bring the
bebies-you are sure to get good likeness. ~ n
AYtN ,t ....,, -----~s---- is,| f.pfa i' % '.i
RD- srERKosooPrs AND sTEREosooPIc YIEws-ste-
reoscopes in mahogany, rosewood, leather;
stereoscople Views Groups, statuAry sm
Landscapes in switzerland, England, Scotland,
America, Paris, China; g. t.., % III grtH tiIn
NJ. n M.
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SS- A. A. ETsTER, Clocks, Watches and Jswelry
Nos. sis and 27l Western-row. 7 81