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Cincinnati Commercial (Newspaper) - November 28, 1865, Cincinnati, Ohio The Cincinnati commercial tuesday november 28, 1865. a f t #9 1 is v w it r amusements. Pike s ?"tho regular dramatic enter t moments of the season were resumed at this House last i get by the representation of Quot Haflet a with or. Al who Adams As the melancholy Bane. His Concep a of the character differs from that of most actors o essay the difficult part and his rendition of it is on the whole very Good. Or. Adams had a very Bair audience and was flattering by received and treated by it from first to last. 7 it night he will appear As Rover in Quot wild Oats a one \ or. Murdoch to great characters. Met part ?"hell�r.�?"this wonderfully versatile go kilns had the largest audience last night that we have seen packed into the capacious Walls of Mozart Hall for Many a month to witness his reappearance Here after an absence of four years during v Lich he has lost none of his remarkable attractive a i is and has gained much in the Way of reputation Felt would be difficult to convey a Correct idea of the character of Heller to entertainments. They Are a staying interesting amusing instructive and Gratifying throughout and Combine More enjoyable things than any other performer in his Peculiar line offers. His piano performance which is in itself Worth the 1 ice of admission is not excelled by any professional Mist in the country and the mystery of the second it is As much of a Puzzle As it was when introduced our amusement seekers years ago. To night Heller offers another varied programme f and will attract another crowded House. \ National ?"the pretty my Tlle Marietta Ravel v Horn every body remembers As one of the chief attracts of the celebrated Ravel troupe attracted a fair Idiece last night and was warmly applauded in her Graceful performances on the tight rope. Jishe will perform this evening in connection with the usual dramatic representations. Wood to ?"the same programme will be re heated at this theater this evening one of the Best to it leation of Success. The Levitt a Brothers Are won Raul in their Way and should be seen in their feats of will on the ropes. a Melodeon ?"burgess, Prendergrast Hughes a Bonnier a to minstrels after a week of unprecedented Success at Mozart Hall transferred their Quot traps to the Melodeon last night and were followed by their friends and admirers whom they will gratify for two lights longer at the new place. Their programme is aade up of the Best selections from the whole repertoire of negro minstrelsy and an excellent entertainment pay be expected from the troupe. A Grover to German opera troupe ?"the management of Pike to opera Honse has just concluded a negotiations with Leonard Grover the famous impresario of German opera for a Short season commencing next monday night. Or. Grover has organized a spleen lid troupe and we feel assured that one of the greatest Eric triumphs of the year is in store for his venture in this City. The lists of his company and his repertoire vill be published in a Day or two. Annual report of the county officers interesting items. The county commissioners have prepared their ninth annual report for the year j ending september 5, 1865. Below we give an a tract. Notwithstanding the heavy disbursements made by the Board the funds of the county Are in a Mot excellent condition for proof of which vide the reports of the county auditor and treasurer which Are Here Given. The amount received from the state Levy for the Relief fund was $245,560 from it the county Levy $125,573 Ami int disbursed by to township and Ward trustees $292,858, leaving a a balance of $78,265. The sum of $100,000 had been transferred from the county fund to the Relief fund since which $50,000 has been re-tran9ferred to the county fund leaving the Relief fund still in debt which will be adjusted As soon As the distribution of the june taxes is Complete. The commissioners disbursed the various funds necessary to the trustees of the different wards and townships to be by them distributed to the families entitled thereto by Law amounting to 4,416 families since october 8, 1864. About $13,970 of the widows to fund was disbursed leaving a balance of $8,340. Bridge8. The heavy and frequent Rains during the last year swelling Rivers creeks and ravines to an extent hitherto unknown have been the cause of great damage to our Bridges and culverts in consequence of which the commissioners have been compelled to build thirty and repair forty six of the former and to build and repair Twenty four of the latter at a total Cost of $45,626. The Bridge Over the Whitewater River near Elizabethtown which was burned in june 1864, was decided to be rebuilt Over the great Miami below the Mouth of Whitewater at a Cost of about $100,000. Volunteer uniforms. At its tast session the legislature authorized the commissioners to Levy for the purpose of refunding the Money advanced by citizens to Purchase uniforms for the National guards which Levy was made being 22-100 of a Mill on the Dollar which it is thought it will be sufficient for the purpose being about $35,000. Last year judgment was obtained against the sureties of Hatch a Langdon foi$46,981. It was agreed upon consultation by the commissioners that Buchanan a Perrin two of the sureties should be released upon payment of $25,000, and the Assignee $6 ,000�?"not releasing their co defendants who were parties to the judgment. The solicitor deserves credit for the manner in which he managed the Case. County infirmary. The commissioners in conjunction with the Board of infirmary directors having made an examination of this institution it was the unanimous opinion of both boards that the lands and buildings of the in a fir nary were insufficient and inadequate to the wants j of such an institution and that if possible some other place must be procured. A number of farms Ware offered at reasonable rates none of which however seemed suited to the purpose. An offer was also received through the directors of John k. Green to farm containing 119 acres for $40,000. A this was declined the Board of commissioners deeming the Price too High. Being unable to agree on any thing that would be of any Benefit to the institution or the Public the two boards adjourned. Other reports. We find from the auditor to report that his total receipts have been $9,410,411, which is exactly balanced by the expenditures. From the sheriff to report we find that the fees collected by him during the last year with expenses in collecting ac., deducted amount to $923 04. The total amount of jury fees collected by the sheriff from january 2, 1865, to september 4, 1865, inclusive is $1,105. 8ince the last report of the directors of the county infirmary there has been erected a school House and room attached for a dispensary at a Cost of $875. The general expenditures of the institution for the past year amount to $12,740. The whole number of persons now in the institution is 220 of these 140 Ware admitted during the past year. The number of deaths was 25 the most prevailing malady being apparently from the teachers report we learn that 19 scholars were enrolled at the beginning of the term 10 discharged and 7 admitted leaving 16 at the present. The first annual report of the superintendent of the county jail shows that the total number of commitments during the year has been 2,081 number of persons sentenced to hard labor 91�?"52 males and 39 females. The whole expenses of the jail amount to $13,660 deducting from which $1,587, collected for the maintenance of United states prisoners the actual expense is $12,072. \ r workingmen Coffee room a something practical. E visited yesterday the workingmen to Coffee room an institution just opened on the North West Corner of Columbia and John streets by the Young men to Christian association of this City. The first floor is occupied by Small tables and chairs in restaurant style and in a room Back Are the Kitchen arrangements for the preparation of food Coffee and soup. Up stairs is a Reading room where daily papers of All the cities of the eat and West As Wall As Lulu aerated papers journals and magazines will be kept on file. Here is something Well Worth Haring. In the heart of a manufacturing District of the City is located an institution to which at any hour of the Day up to 10 of clock at night the tired Mechanic May repair enjoy for the nominal Price of ten cents a cup of excellent Coffee and a Aish of Good vegetable and meat soup with the Best of crackers smoke his pipe or Cigar read the news if the Day Conreras with Bis fellow workmen or my an hour at a game of dominoes chats or draughts. It simply draws him away from the vile Liquore and unfortunate associations of the dunking Saloon and gives him intellectual and bodily Comfort and enjoyment at one Quarter the Price he would be Able to obtain it elsewhere outside of the Home Circle. Here is a Way of practically effecting much Good and we doubt not that the Enterprise will meet with great Success and that in the course of a Short time there will be Many of these workingmen to Coffee rooms in this City. The opening of this institution took place yesterday. Formal exercises of inauguration will be had next monday night. The following numbers Drew the three principal prizes in the drawing of the Odd Fellows to Hall association in Covington last night no. 10,626, House and lot. No. 962, horse and buggy no. 15,991, five Hundred dollars in greenbacks. The latter prize was drawn by Deputy marshal Jerry Reed of this City. A bloc sales. A valuable Covington Poppertt at ?" j. L. Hickman a co. Sell at auction this morning at 10 of clock font splendid building lots on the Corner of Scott and third streets within three squares of the Bridge and opposite the Northern Bank of Kentucky. This is one of the most desirable pieces of business property in Covington. Sale positive. See advertisement. ®39�?�furnttcrb, piano Oil paintings and engravings at auction this morning at 9 of clock at no. 226 Broadway by Jacob Graff a co. Jwo Good furniture car arts stoves lot Cocoa matting two mocking Birds ac., at auction this morning at 9 of clock by Thomas Sadler a co., at Saleroom no. 16 East fourth Street. Business notices. Chilblains Are cured without fail by a few applications of Palmer to vegetable cosmetic lotion. In Many cases one thorough application is sufficient. For Sale by druggists generally. Nol7-tf Are you suffering from rheumatic pains if so procure at once a bottle of Johnson to rheumatic compound. It cures where All others fail. R. E. Sellers a co., proprietors Pittsburgh a. Sold everywhere. No28-Tuthasatf de Han assisted by the Best Penman teaches the writing every night this week at the Model business and Telegraph colleges Bryant Stratton a be Han s. Come to night and receive specimens of writing. If you intend to be a Book keeper or Telegraph operator come to this College. Avoid All cheap colleges. Yung men Young men remember that you can receive More attention and better instructions at Hollingsworth to Covington and Lexington commercial colleges than at any other tuition Only $35. Circulars mailed to any address. No25-3t Palmer to ?"this great Medicine for the skin cures without fail every kind of unsightly eruption of the face or itching irritating or distressing cutaneous disease on any part of the body. Solon Palmer general agent no. 36 West fourth Street Cincinnati Ohio. For Sale by druggists generally. Nol6-tf seller to Imperial cough syrup is the Medicine that claims All rewards offered for curing coughs colds croup whooping cough ac., quicker than any other one. It has stood the test of thirty years continually grown in favor and has never beep equalled. It is prompt in its actions and always Safe. Sold by All druggists. No28-Tuthasatf Relief and health to your children. Mrs. Winslow to soothing syrup for children relieves the child from pain invigorates the stomach and bowels corrects acidity and wind Colic. Perfectly Safe in All cases As millions of mothers can testify. Thirty five cents a bottle. Offices 48 Dey Street new York and 205 High Holborn London England. No27-6t notice to Ever body great discoveries great reduction in prices Christmas pictures. A picture size 10 by 12, can now to made and nicely framed for five dollars card photos at two dollars per dozen. Get your pictures taken immediately at j. E. Dewey to new gallery North West Corner fourth St. And Central Avenue. No26-6tasu 7 _ Tell your your friends what coed to cough Balsam has done for you if it has cured your child of a racking cough a violent attack of croup a sore Throat or avoided a threatening fever which it certainly will do Tell your friends of it that they May also use it. Old Young Rich and poor All say it is the cheapest and Best cough remedy in the world. For dyspepsia indigestion pain in the Tomach souring of food languor a flatulence and general debility be sure to use coed to dyspepsia cure. No27-6tdaltwl4 those wonderful magic ?"As the time for the holidays draws near the greater is the Rush for those Beautiful boxes. They can Only be found at the great metropolitan gift Book store 124 w. Fifth St. Each Patron who purchases to the amount of $1, beside receiving a gift at the time of Sale varying in value from 50 cents to $100, will be presented one of these boxes on Christmas Day. Certificates for these boxes Are Given at the time of Sale and Are Good for one month after Christmas. Send stamp for catalogue for full particulars. O. Dunn a co. Retail druggists take special notice that the original and Only genuine Smith to tonic syrup manufactured in Louisville Kentucky for the speedy cure of ague and fever and chills and fever can now be obtained in any Quantity in this City from All respectable wholesale druggists and also from or. John d. Park wholesale and retail de Alenin All proprietary medicines. You Are particularly cautioned against a base imitation of Smith to tonic made in Cincinnati. Examine Well the signature on the outside wrapper before you Purchase. Remember that Quot John j. Smith proprietor a must be on the caution Label around the genuine Smith to tonic. Also see that Quot John j. Smith Louisville ky.,�?� is blown in the bottle. No9-20teod you can not have a healthy Constitution while your blood is impure. Constitution life syrup purges the system of impurities and stimulates the vital organs to a vigorous and healthy action expelling disease and restoring the health. Life syrup rapidly cures diseases which Are caused by impure blood scr Fula or King to evil tutors old sores ulcers blotches eruptions pimples boils Erysipelas Tetter Salt Rheum St. Anthony to fire scald head ring worm cancerous tutors sore eyes syphilis and All foul diseases. Disease of the heart palpitation dyspepsia ulceration of Bones of the nose 8calp and face. Use Constitution life syrup and you will be surprised at its rapidity in removing these diseases t leaves the blood pure the complexion Clear and your system free from disease. Sold by All druggists. Mor Igan a Allen wholesale druggists general agents 46 Cliff Street. N. Y. Sold by All dealers in medicines. Nol4-26ttuth a Crown of ?"every Man woman and child who has used Sterling to Ambrosia is willing to recommend it. Three years of rapidly increasing Jimale have made the Ambrosia famous All Over the world. It is warranted to please. It cures itching of the head it makes new hair grow on Bald Heads it prevents the hair from falling out it renders the hair soft and Glossy cleanses the Scalp cools the heated brow removes Dandruff cures nervous headache cures baldness insures luxuriant locks inclines the hair to curl supersedes wigs kills hair eaters. Good effect apparent at once. To the ladies we say the Ambrosia will suit you to a t. Elegantly put up delicately perfumed patronized by opera lingers and actresses. 8old in splendid boxes or Cartons containing two Large bottles no. 2 for morning no. 1 for evening. There is no mistake about it. Sterling to Ambrosia is the Best most Agre amp ble and effective toilet in the world. To prove this try a Carton. Sold by druggists. Sterling to Ambrosia manufacturing Coj papa 215 Fulton Street. New York. Se27-3m\eod among the wonders and incidents of human events i wish to relate the following some three years since my husband John Bass left his Home in this City at the Corner of Elm and Tenry streets and took with him our Little son Only six years old and i did not nor could not hear a word from him or his whereabouts for Over two years and it so troubled me that i thought sometimes the world could not hold me. In the mean time and during his absence i heard so much talk about miss Tennessee Cufflin living at 422 West fifth Street and the wonderful Powers of mind she possessed to delineate and Point out the incidents and events of human life i went to her for Relief and she at once told me for Why he left and that she would make him soon return and bring the boy with him and be did return with the boy just As she told me he would. And she further told me he would soon leave again and take the boy with him unless i was very careful. In the Conree of four weeks he did leave for parts unknown to me and took the boy along. After some months i went again to see miss Tennessee and she told me at once that he was in the City of Chicago and that she would make him lend for me and this morning november 22, 1865, 1 got a telegraphic dispatch from him to come to Chicago by the first train and signed John Bass. Liza Bass Cincinnati november 22 1865 business notices. Sweet to album. 20 West fifth Street. Nol7-tf gift Book store 124 fifth Call. No24-tf tj8e mount Eagle Tripoli soap no23-5t bests Bryant Stratton a ? ?t8 mercantile colleges in rivalled. Je20-Tf&Ampsu see advertisement of Krueger a Wiley Truna makers a. Good photographs cheap at Bleckert to Corner Central Avenue and sixth the finest style of card photographs Only $1 50 per dozen at Cowan to 128 and 130 we fifth Street. It at the evening school at the Corner of court and Central avens there will be started this evening a class in German and Book keeping. Gundry to mercantile College fifth and Walnut. The Only place in the City where Book keeping is taught As practice in actual business. Miami commercial College. Dayton Ohio. Address Babbitt a Wilt principals for circulars. Ojo to for practical instruction attend Grier s actual business College and Telegraph Institute Dayton Ohio. For business circulars address s. J Grier a co., Dayton na27�? the Knabe piano has stood the test of years and been pronounced unrivalled by All of the celebrated pianists of the Day. J. Church no. 66 West fourth Street sole agent for the most perfect soothing syrup for irritated lungs sore Throat coughs colds ac., is seller s Imperial cough syrup. It alwa3rs effects a cure. Sold every where. No28-Tuthasatf Willard to at Washington metropolitan and fifth Avenue at new York and Many other first class hotels use Burnetta to celebrated extracts for Flavouring. No2s-3ttuth&sa. Married. Hopper Bennett on wednesday evening november 22, at the residence of the Bride s parents near Cherry Grove Hamilton county Ohio by Rev. Cornelius s. Evans or. Charles 31. Hopper to miss Annie Bennett. It Kelsey Jordan on sunday evening november 26, at the residence of or. R. T. Kirton West Covington Kentucky by elder William p. Stratton or. Henry Kelsey of West Covington to miss Lydia Jordan. Of Lavana Brown county Ohio. It Emriex Kempley of sunday evening november 26, in Aurora by Rov. 31r. Snyder at the residence of the Bride or. Curt. K. Emrie to miss Mollie sue. Kemple. Died Benjamin in Rochester new York of congestion of the lungs thursday november 16, Zina i Benjamin aged 58 years. Jjo Quot blessed Are the dead who die in the ?� Stangley on november 26, at 1 o clock a. M., mrs. Martha Stangle aged 42 years. Funeral to Day tuesday at 2 of clock from the Corner of Sycamore and Baltimore streets. Friends of the family Are invited to attend. Grace on the 8th instant in London England Sal lie Traner Grace wife of Delman Grace in the 28th year of her age youngest daughter of or. John Kilby of this City. Strubbe on yesterday morning november 27, at 5 o clock our dearly beloved son and brother Henry w. Strubbe aged 26 years and 9 months. He fell asleep in the lord Jesus after a protracted illness. The funeral will take place to Day tuesday in the afternoon at half past 1 of clock at his residence no. 29 Abigail Street and at 2 of clock at the German evangelical Zion to Church Corner of Bremen and fifteenth streets. All friends Are respectfully invited to attend. 1 g1dge�?"on monday morning november 27, at fifteen minutes past 2 of clock at Covington Kentucky William h. Gidge aged 49 years. Funeral on wednesday afternoon at half past one of clock from Trinity Church Covington Kentucky. Friends of the family Are respectfully invited to attend. Cloaks &c.�? i l s o in it s cloak . Quot a Quot Elvet cloaks at very Low prices. Rich silk cloaks at Lees than tao material can be purchased for. J Fine Black and col cloth cloaks at manufacturers to prices. Lyons velvet cloak Silks Black and cold to cloths cloak trimmings by the Yard at retail very Low at it. S. Wilson to. I i s o 1st 7 s cloaks at Quot wholesale merchants will save 25 per cent. By buying cloaks cloths and trimmings at s. Wilson to it 76 and 78 West fourth Street. and fancy goods a at wholesale. John Boner 92.-.West fourth Street.92 opposite the Post office. No28-Tftufasu embroidery Hilk w Hite Black and fancy colors Hadley company spool Cotton a Good assortment of White and some numbers Black and colors for Sale by the Case or dozen. It John h. Jouvet 72 West fourth Street up stairs. Trusses and braces. A. . Fobs Bero the Clib foot machines of or. A. O. Forsberg no. 5 East fourth St., Are the Best now in use. The son of or. W. Gibson manufacturer of Lead pipe and Sheet Lead on ninth St., a lad eight years of age has been afflicted with a club foot since childhood and w As treated for five years with machines of different kinds but without Success. Six months ago or. A. O. Forsberg applied his machine and with the most Happy results our most distinguished physician shaving pronounced the foot As perfectly cured Call and see for yourselves. The Best of trusses for cure also every variety of bandages constantly on hand at. No. 5 East fourth Street second Story. Ltd tobacco. Eureka tobacco works 181 in Ltd 183 West second St 181 and 183 John i. Bobbins manufactures Ohio Valley f Las of put up in foil first class goods. Missouri Virginia and Kentucky plug tobacco. Bright tons pounds quarters May Apple Fig a. Dark Sweet tens quarters Navy spun Roll a. Smoking tobacco All grades put up to suit the Trade. Pe28-5tasu 6 notices. Pike to opera Honse. Bams to n. sad Suo Morris Simmonds. Acting manager and treasurer t. B. Rad Lirtz. 8ta� manager. The management takes great pleasure in announcing an engagement with or. Leonard Grover and grand German opera company embracing some of the Ffrost eminent and favourably known artists and a Complete chorus and orchestra for a limited number of nights commencing monday evening dec. 4. Further particulars in future announcement. Nc<2mf v times Quot Quot Mozart Hall. 7 hats Purs. Amp a. Crowded from Parquette to dome it pyramidal Success of Robert Heller the great somatic conjurer Brilliant pianist and Cagliostro of the nineteenth Century. Tuesday evening nov. 28, second night of programme no. 1. On thursday evening an entirely new Bill. N. ?"secure your seats during the Day at Church to music store and avoid the crowd at the door in the evening. Admission 50 cents reserved seats 75 cents. Doors open at 7 commence at 8 of clock. It air stain Niv Ebsary of the Battle f of ?"the 23d army corps association will celebrate the first anniversary of the Battle of Franklin at Greenwood Hall sixth and Vine Itson Friday evening december 1,1865. 3f managers. Maj Gen j d Cox Ohio major c a Cilley mass. Gen m s Hascall. Ind. Capt e b Reeder Iii. Cap paddock. Mich. Gen j s casement Ohio capt we p Worth Ohio col o ii Moore Mich. Col Mulholland 111.j col Farleigh by. Col c Mcquiston ind. Maj Fred Anderson Ohio col John Mehringer ind. Col Bradshaw to. Col g w Gallup by. Capt l a Pummill Ohio committee of arrange3ients. Col John of Odowd 3tajor win Kettler capt j s Conahan. Com3iittee of reception. General g w Hoge Lieut n a Reed capt j a Foley floor managers. Lieut col f s Palmer Lieut e g Kegley. Capt l a Pummill Lieut j 31cloe, j g Moore Charles Skinner Charles p Eaton Lieut j s Pierce Frank Hill Lieut a m Aten e Caldwell capt d Gusweiler we m Kelley w h Boyce capt h b Converse George White capt w p Worth. A major c Thornton chief. Benjamin e styles ass to chief. The following is the programme for the Celebration of the first anniversary of the Battle of Franklin by the 23d army corps association 1. Meeting of All the members of the association at Mozart Hall at 2 of clock p. M., of the 30th of november 1865. 2. Election of officers for the ensuing year and business of the corps. Music by the glee club and band. 3. Oration by general s. A. Strickland. Music by the glee club and band. 4. Poem by general i. R. Sherwood. Music by the glee club and band. 5. Grand Ball at Greenwood Hall on the evening of the 1st of december 1865. Committee on ?" Gen n c Mclean capt Valentine Rapp capt f h Determan Lieut. A f. Crowley Lieut cans Weaver Lieut Geo w Garretson col Young Lieut p 3ierrick, capt Geo Kounz Lieut j Jacobs capt George Forrester Gen Jas w Kielly Lieut p f Pechiney capt Chas Allen Lieut Jos Roberts Lieut 8 h Cook committee of ?"Gen s a Strickland col John of Odowd surgeon t j Woods capt Davuli e Gordon col w a Gage Carleton w Paris Lieut s h Hub Bell Lieut t Cannon Lieut j w 3iccastle, capt h w Spain. Music by Mentery to band. Tickets $2. Major general j. A. Cooper press to Chas. P. Eaton Secretary. It William Lloyd Garrison ext thursday a Friday nights a at Melodeon Hall it notice the stockholders of the Quot Enterprise in Strance ?� of Cincinnati Are hereby notified that an organization and election of a Board of directors will be held at the office South East Corner of Columbia and Walnut streets up stairs on the 28th inst., Bette enl and 4 of clock. C. Buchanan ja31es Devore w. B. Cassilly it. H. Leonard. J w. Byron Carter it corp orators. Health office Cincinnati november 27, 1865. and after december 4, 1865, All cellars Back Yards &c., will be subject to inspection by the health officer or other persons duly appointed for the purpose. In order to prevent imposition All inspectors other than police officers will be provided with certificates from this office. W. Clendennon health officer. W. B. Glazier Secretary. Uo2s-3t Quot Totice a on and after this Date consignees of freight by the c. P. Amp w. Transportation company in connection with the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad will please pay freight and charges before the delivery of goods at the wharf boat office foot of Walnut St. No25-lw h. F. Heckert agent. Barber chairs and Saloon sofas of a lilt kinds at j. F. Coates fit nature store no. 150 West eighth Street near Elm n. ?"furniture repaired. It Scales repaired by Fairbanks Morse a co. 125 Walnut Street no$8-10ttuth&sat_j_cincinnati. Covington and Lexington b. R. Omnibus line. No in biases cae i. At All the a bin Vij Cipal hotels in Cincinnati for passengers for the Covington and Lexington Railroad. The omnibuses will also Call at private residences in any part of Cincinnati by leaving orders at the Railroad omnibus office no. 169 Walnut Street the Railroad office at South East Corner of front Ana Broadway and the Railroad ticket office Corner Baker and Vine streets. Parties in Covington and Newport wishing to go on any of the trains leading out of Cincinnati or steamers departing from the the City can have the omnibuses Call at their residences by leaving orders at any of the above places or at our office on Madison Street near fifth Covington. Omnibuses for hire at All times. Street omnibuses run Between Covington and Cincinnati every half hour starting from the Elliston House in Covington Ana Corner fifth and Walnut. Cincinnati. No20-4t2taw Kivett life Adams by Prietos. Memillan a a. Chapter no. 19. Tv1 annual stated convocation this tuesday evening at 7 of clock for election of officers and payment of dues. It Ohio National , Vij november 24, 1865. The Ohio National Bank has this Day declared a dividend of five per cent free of government tax. Geo. W. Forbes cashier. No27-3t 65. J treasurer to office Hamilton county Ohio Cincinnati november 21. 1865. No More five twenties at Par after december 5. A list of 2,000 names who have failed to pay the militia tax in Cincinnati is being made for the Public and for the different justices oct he City. After december 5, five twenties will be mirth 175 Premium. Invest gentlemen. These Bonds must be redeemed. Polite constables will wait upon you after the 5th. A a o. H. Nixon no22-6t treasurer Hamilton county. Printing Job printing and binding. E Abe prepared to part and bind any description of work. Merchants and Public officers r. R. And express agents booksellers and stationers. Authors and literary men will please make a note of it and when wanting any work will give is a trial. We guarantee amp co., publishers booksellers stationers printers binders and Blank Book manufacturers ladies when they go out shopping always like to he courteously treated whether they wish to Purchase or not. They can always find gentlemanly salesmen ready to exhibit \ a a a a a a a <1 1th� finest collection of ladies to furs in the City at b e it it in t t it s hat Anil fur House 54.West fourth Street.54 retail dry goods. It bet. Walnut and Vine. The Etoiel Dodds to 144 main St. Beautiful Hudson a y and Mink Sable furs cheaper furs of All descriptions fur trimmed hoods and skating Caps Caps collars and gloves for gentlemen Robes and foot muffs for carriages and a general Stock of cold weather articles. We. Dodd amp co. Hatters and furriers no22-5teodasu 6 &ltwl3 144 main store. 1 have now opened my new fur room for the wholesale and retail Trade and to my customers would say that my Stock of furs for ladies gents and misses1 Wear is More Complete than any time during the 1�?2 years i have been Selling furs. Call and see them. expenses being Small i can and will sell Low. G. W. Hendley Hatter and furrier 262 West fifth Street .262 no23-Tfstuthsu near Central to jobbers bargains bargains bargain sin addition to the recent great reduction made ind stir goods Thompson Thor Mlyss co. Wild until further notice deduct ten per cent. V Mim All Bills bought it their store an Early examination of our Large assortment of by goods will be profitable to All , Ghormley amp co.,no, 26 West fourth Street no28-2t Between main and Walnut. Retail department great Sale � of Silks and dress goods a Well selected Stock of hats Caps and furs will be sold to the Trade at a sacrifice for one month Only. Inspection solicited. H. Cowan 159 main St., n�25-3tt three doors North of fourth. Hats Caps and furs. A Well assorted Stock of hats Caps and furs will be sold at 25 per cent less than the usual Price As the owner wants to close out the entire Stock before Christmas. H. Cowan no25-3t 159 main St., North of fourth. Furnishing hosiery gloves and under cloth i 3v o at retail. At i. C. Hopkins amp ?,Cor. Fifth and Vine commencing � % it. Tuesday november s8.extraordinary bargains in Leavitt it pc Betis 3 of n. We Cor. Fifth and Vine will offer on monday november 37, t r # their entire Stock offal and. Winter goods at greatly reduced prices. Special attention is invited to the makes of unders Liiste and. Drawers which we Are Selling at $1 50.and $2 50. 12-thread silk r under a arts and drawers All Wool ribbed Hose White and Mode at 60c. Per pair Superior Cotton and Wool do., do., at 40c. Per pair. It a 43 main Street below second ladies to and gents to belgian clot i gloves of approved Cut and finish they fit the hand like kid. Men to and boys to Finger knit Wool socks knit shawls hoods nubian and mittens. Hoop skirts Small shape marked Down 25 per cent. Low priced medium and g b a a t bargains in dress goods i we invite Especial attention of customers to our Stock of silk Sand dress goods which Are offered at unprecedented Tow . C. Hopkins amp co Cor. Fifth and Vine. No28-2t towels at $1 50 per dozen. 2,000 Linen sack suitable Fob making towels for a ale at the above Price. Blankets at 65 so per pair y. Geo. Bascom 111. Hop Kins Street. .121 � o27-2tf Between Cutter and Leavitt amp Bevis n. W. Cor. Fifth and Vine 8ts. No2s-2t the Book Trade. Almanacs for 1866. Six different styles As follows Farmers and mechanics to House keeper to the comic the German German comic. The Farmers to Trade a Arr lied 4 in Blip or. 43 main it., below second prize drawing. A Terez to Richness own a about 200 More tickets in the supplementary scheme of the Odd fellow it association of Covington remain unsold and the drawing will take place As soon As they Are disposed of. Every thing connected with this affair will be managed with the utmost fairness and there is an Opportunity Fogt each purchaser to try his Luck that Seldom offers is Ped ally in so goo Ltd a cause. X of Odets on Polar each May be had of / 1 Ibi. By a fib. Hawley a , it 164 Vine Street above fourth

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