Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-25

Oysters are still in season. Waggoner,
q Gentral.avenue, has some very, fine. E9lit
WANTRD.--A good cylinder press. feeder. !
pply at this Office before eight O'clock in j
le morning, .-.... - ~ u j
Fresh oysters can be had now but few
ays longer. Wsggoner, on Oentral-avenue
bove Fifth, is receiving very fine ones.
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FoR all the new magazines and illustrated
apers, late novels, &c, call at Lewis's, No.
8 West SiKth.street. oo'ii 1a- 'i.r y tr.er
FoRi SALE. = One hundred good, cheap
ouble barreled guns, French make, at G.& |
;. Spicker's, 1913 Main street. up stairs. ~
no L - ---,...1z-- ----l--l l.1H.o. |
REV. E. G. TAYLOR, Of the First Baptist
church, will preach in the High.street
Church this evening.
TIE largest homemade bread in the city
an be had at Smiths Bakery, south east
corner of Court and John. ap22-f
METEOROLOGICAL UBsERvATIoEs-By Henry
Ware, No. West Fourtb-st., April "a:
Z a. M ............. ........2s.43 Above sero-ss
l2 b.s...,..........-.......-zs g g Above zero-6S
. Donations TO THE TRooPs-L. +. Hughes,
and S. Rawson, MiIbery 4 Co., have each do
Daied box of tobacco to the Highland |
Guards. "a
ARTILIERY CoMPAsY ORDERED 0UF.-We |
understand that the Harrison Light Artil-
lery will 20 into encampment to- morrow at |
two o'clock. They number 100 men.
FLAG RAISING AT THE SECOND DISTRICT
ScHooL.--A large and beautiful banner was
uDfurled from the Second District School,
house yesterday. A large number Of specta-
tors were present, and several speeches made.
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ASSAULT WITH INTENT TO KmL.-John
Devaul was arrested yesterday on a war
rant charged with having committed an as
sault upon man named Kavanaugh, some
time since, on Fourth-street, near Ham
mond. ..-.r,.,-..-..
STOPPING THE LAGER.-It is reported that
one of the most extensive brewers in this
city, on receiving an order by telegraph,
yesterday, to forward 300 kegs of lager beer
to firm in Memphis, Tenn, sent the follow
ing laconic response: "Not d-d drop"
Hl.s H
TEE correspondent who wishes we could
do something for the poor news boys, is in
formed that we have the matter he speaks of
under adVisement. What we shall do will
depend something upon the turn Of events
within few coming days. q q ~ i..s
ARRESTED FOR HORSE srEAL1NG.-Yester-
day Henry Dubois, Jew, was arrested by
the officers in this city for horse stealing, a
telegrspbic dispatch describing him having
been received. He was offering the horse
forfale at the auction at the time. He also
bad in his possession two silver watches, one
gold watch and $85 40 in cash.
r--... ..... H.
|. STAR are supposed to have
done some star. gazing in their day, but few
have been engaged in 'star- painting yet
Fl. Cummings, corner of Third and Race, is
busily engaged in putting them on the
Fields" of flags, and at one. quarter the cost
of cutting them from muslin and sewing
them on in the old way. Take your orders
to him. a. ....-. 40
FIFTEENTH WARD HoME GUARDs-At a
meeting of the Fifteenth Ward Home Guards,
Company A, held on Wednesday evening,
April "a, the following officers were elected:
Captain, Josiah Kirby; First Lieutenant, 7.
X, Keel ler; Second Lieutenant, A. ].
Cook; Third Lieutenant Max Glaser. The
members are requested to meet this (Thurs-
day. evening at seven o'clock, at their head
quarters, No. 3s9 Sixth-street, for drill.
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A HNT.-Let those of our friends who
would combine economy with durability,
visit the establishment V. E. Barbour, lao
West Fifth-street, and make their selections
from his extensive and varied stock of boots,
shoes, ladies' CATERS and childrens wear,
which he is Offering at prices far below any
other establishment in this city. His goods
are all new, and are sold at the lowest possi-
BILE prices. Mr.. V. E. B. keeps none of the
miserdbly made factory s0ork, but all his
shoes, &c, &c, are warranted to give entire
satisfaction. Call in and see for yourself.
CAPT. IRWIN, in behalf of his company Of
Grays, desires TO tender his thanks for gen.
erOus and kind offices from the following
persons: Messrs. Ryland, Hammett and
Hatch, for an exceedingly liberal donation
of hardware and cutlery, which has added
| greatly to the comfort of the men in camp;
also, to Latimer, Oolburn & Lupton, for a
similar favor; Robbins & Pomery, for shoes
James Richardson, for stockings, and to NJ
D. Potter, Esq, for kind and liberal atten.
tions before we left the city; also, to Messrs
Mclaughlin & Tomlinson, for liberal sup.
ply of tobacco, most acceptable to the mer
of his command. -.r.s.
FLAa-RAIsMG AT LANE SEMIRARY.-ThC
citizens of Walnut Hills assembled at sever
o'clock last evening to witness the raising
of flag from the cupola Of the Seminary
Building. The banner was a beautifu
thing, made by the ladies and kindly do
mated by them to the students. Prayer wa
offered by DR.. Allen, when the stars ant
stripes were hoisted by Mr.. Star, a citizen
and three hearty cheers were given for tn,
flag of our country. The students are en-
thusiastic, and, If needed, will do servic,
under the flag that now SO proudly wave
over the "land of the free and the home 0
the brave Fr
FLYING ARTMLHRY--Phe importance o
batteries of Flying Artillery in an army cal
not be overestiuatedi but as yet none hav
been organized in this city, aud the Stat
has made no provision for any, except L
supply the cannon. The following is III
cost of enc. fully equipped for service; 2
rs HOrses, at sl2e 10
I3 Aft1uefy eedulea ~
| 70 Artillery $50
400 Maynard Oh