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Cincinnati Daily Atlas (Newspaper) - July 5, 1847, Cincinnati, Ohio
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D«UTered to Buhocñben ia Cí»cídk«iL Covíb^b, Bcwpoil BDd Pultoa, br «OBriae, at $a <m per aonuin.
HIMOUI OUPIKS CBB Blfray* be Wd Bt th« CoaatiB( Boom. sUobxIt MvetoveA for ttm XbíIb M ,
8UBSCBIBKBS «8 M per aoBum. 1b-eanebly ia adraace.
A Xlae Tri-Weekljr Atlu i« pabUabea every ^oeaday, ThoraJay aad AaturUay, at Á> 90 per anaum.
TAe Weekif AtlM U pttblUbed every Tbura- ¡ day. at M 00. U íb príated oa a mamoaotb abeet oí goBd paper, aad cMnpriaes a full Price Correut, and «(her Coaamerclal detalle; baeldea a targe amonat •I Agricattant Beadiag, Ifows ef the ~OTe«k, Talea, Poetry, dec.
JT::^FFICE, Prnth side of Third at. between Haia ' aad Sycaaoflce, epp—e»fe (*< St. ChmrUa Bata. |
AAv«rftl«lHA la tike BaIIt Ba^r* mt i Ciaclaaati.
Oae aqaare (IS liae«)oT less, eea iasertioa......tO 7S
“ “ each add;tiaoal iaaertiOB.......... 35
one month without alteratioa......5 09
“ tw« “ “ “ 7 50
“ “ tteee •• •* “ -......1® 00
Lengeradvertiaemeata in the same propertioa.
Oae aqaare rix moatha, wUhoat aHerauoa......IS M
“ twelve mootha “ “ 90 tt
Each additional aqnara as months.............7 50
“ ** " twelve moBtha---------10 00
Oue aqnare six months, renewabie at pleasure..S® O® “ “ twelve moatha “ “ ..»®0
Kach additional aqnare for twelve months......10 US
Two sqaaras mix months, renewabie at pleasure.30 00
< cb additional square for aix moatha..........8 00
ir? Xfe advertisemaut to be cousidered by the moata or year, unieaa specified on the msnusciipt. or previously sgraed upon betwaaa the parties.
TTT' Publishers not aceonntahie for leqal adver-Usfmeata beyond the amount charged for pnhUcation.
TT7* Announcing candidates (for office# of every deocriptiOB) to be charged at the rate of one dollar per weak name, the aame to he paid la advance
in ail “
11 !*** wereiriac* Tli«t
«aaie foVthSr
in Botbiag do men eviace more follv tban
dom, to avoid whatever atey eiSanem-Itealth
•ai, remedie, upo. which a reasoníble ho^ o?tLr ^aent recovery caa be founded, when. uí'
^y^íelSid ««««o híTl^SSie’
Thb VaoBTaata Kwrra has beon emptoved with
or theXerres, OcnerslDebiUty.Ac Ac Kxpectpratioa, removea Congestion, and coreecteíhe Conanmptlve taint of tbe Pteids; by Us StilifutmS 2ÍÍÍ f* “** P®’''”’ «nsTing irritation, it promotes abeorption, removing tubercles from the a^]
til,* “««‘►r.ue of tte brou
llJiyl ^ S *n«*C"reof those maladies which **;Jie»te a diseased state ofthe Luage. ^“‘«h
• Ths Isaiaa Conrorao is the onlv anf»iii«»T»«,.ji for KcrofJla or Bing's Kvil, White Swelliaa SvSIíh tic Mid Mercarial UiseaM^’, UiceVKrupuSk; oS tfct ^ ^*** Boom, Affections of the Liver Costiveaess, Rheumatism, Gout, and for h “.f. ,co«pl.ints ¿ccurring in de'
folltat^ coaatituuons. It is warranted as an infslli «‘“*“7 «ccorplUh "L a i
p^rfofmed. The ladiaa C<irnDoun<) in th* •*^Alcator of c«i»titutio«ml %od hercdi.
fiMQcea, soothea the nerves, checks all cou^mptive
irí ohsimetionssnddW*
otherwise cause injury to the Inver * laodkcine for the remoTal of FKMALK OB5?TRüCTIONS and DI‘<KASPq PEpÍf,‘í“Í’í±. U positively cu,4 sve^ ^SVs-however severe or chronic.
y*.““74Bi,B PICLS have become a standard med-
beM approved, and justly eeteemed the
Pill now known. They may be taken wits n^w
frxt eufoty sad decided advantage, in every vsrletv^l Mi^*Sv‘Uu''*'^^ peculiarity ofclrcumsteSe and^ftu ricT.:x.^tit“ ***• sexes, wherever a c.tb.“
hfllV r ”^7 alterative may be required. Asa M»d-are unequalied. Acting
nvttiS^i^ K^" ****7 remove from ^
fohstructions sad impurities. They naite great MWCT witb mildness of action and oM?ste ly t^alimenUry canal, which they thorough
ly Cleanse. They never fail to produce a health v »7-tion; they may be given to eveifa™ and thiv « accnmnlationaS tbe bowels, and
«feÍ4?* Maoic LjiriJKcjTT.—*ñii«8ubtle ftttdpeitetratinr extraor^nary healing virtues and eowVZ, .«»~ r beneficially employed In
too diseases, in diseases,
oi^ite, that it is confident if r»eoaaiai«aaed a* a reioodtat aicent to be kent at uti
*•«® ¿•.f««ror óth‘r
tte^uíí7Ír*bs“ ®“7®P® or America, equal to this for « r«« 1?“/ Spinal Affections,
Aches, Pams, Swellings, and ofthe V ®7 on whatever part
8^raí^ld^«t!í‘ rr “I Scalds, Cuts, Bruises
oprates. Old .Sores, Headaches, Ac., It is an unfailinc all caaes of Cholera Morbus, Cr£.mp and Mltef tII ' “®7er falte to give prompt
who fi-oIÍM 7^ employed oí our rivers, and
their employment, must neces Síüd .art *? viciasiludea of beat and
tii? 77Uo are.beaidea,so Uable toinjuriea
fitorilSii *• Bruises,
»e recommend the Magic Liniment
them, and all others, as they value their
a»d comfort, to keep this medicine always by
®**«brated remedies are for aale wholeaate"
at WaVliSic M^S
A ’ ®P.P®nj‘« the Galt House, Cincinnati.—
_ CafA.
Eclectic Botmmte
mioai . 7w* «>"P*etfiilly tandera his proles
Botenirc^j”‘® I*” P"*"*®- <>*«'. rasidenii, and idti thi. fñft »*“* *®S? ®“ “*«7 Main, oppo-
íáu M St K •* • dibtance who ca¿^
the if“*^ 5'™’ Tahoee caaes are not beyond
stete^ant fi. “®'*“=>»es, by forwarding to him a length of time they have an* general nature ma^ *«®«"‘Panying#uch atate-
Srr^rortVeTcS?:i’^“*’^'*'^‘^“"*‘** «“«die.«ece..
“ado Chronic lEseaaes an especial th^’wh^®,^ 1 T*f^ct*^“7 invite the attention of all Í laboring under complaints of long stan-^ fully warranted by past aoccess, to pro.jÍ8e speedy relief.
Tia.. a— CixcixxaTi, 1646.
of«tii.„J!:~T MO. “ consequence i
w.t^^n^oiiiwii íf*“í »>t>»^iolent cold, which ;
cough,attended with free i
aÍ tee “ocus, streaked with blcod. I
«iíf- 7ime,i was greatly debilitated by night hííiíf much from paia and soreness in
the “7eUt, ai^inflammaüon oftbcstomsch and bow-t*?r .. r li ^7*7 were bote alarmingly alfec
^or^w^v’l.ííí 1 ?P®“ “7 case aahopeless
of tei rJtuitv^ th!r**-. *®“® o^ ablest
SavteiVstwh . city, but without experiencing •my Moefit whatever. 1 alae uaed many of tee mo«
»**® 4»7. in the hope that aZng ÍÍSralUr if with something teat would giv2
.• If i®P* 77as a vain one. At last 1 wm providentially advised to apply to you, air, and the ro-
leaVbe’^tr m“ the enjoVment of «¿1-
lea lbeMth. My recovery was so rapid and complete
i^hiZt®fi ^Tcturned to the Foundry and resumed my . ?7o. my fellow-workmen looked upon me.*
♦^ili »»7ersl of them have *in^
a^u^ealilV^ ®*^*“ *” expectation oPCver
this sUtement from a desire iff™ ffc. f may know tbe benefit I have derived Md Veg^ble Elixir, Magic Liniment
fit- ^ and to urge teem toa like em-•* "“®'^®** G7ateftiUyand respect-fally yoara ^ THO.S. CHAMBERS.
.r. .f® doubts of tee incredulous, you
C^’l ^ ““f* Measra. Greenwood A
Co. a Foundry, or at my residence. [iau 7] T C
I.MSURAMCE MOXICE.~The aubscriber would inform those persona using or wishing to ^use Greenough’s Chemical Oil Lamps, that they can phtain Insurance on Buildings or Merchandise at as |W rates as when using Gas or any other material ; artificial l^t, tbe Company being as responsible ay in this State. Please apply to
B. F. GREEXOtJGH’S Chemical Oil and Lamp Store, 106 Main street.
lO AMD JAVA COFFEE-.
900 bags Rio Coffee;
50 bags old Gov. Java Coffee.
For sale low by HOBART A RICHARDSON, mar 18_30 Sycamore st.
BEEX1N6S.™.
10 cases 4-4. 0-8, 6-4 Bleached Sheetings;
I.W bales Brown Skeetings. For sale by mar 3» J. U. A C. JONES.
R
5»
«AG8 GREEN RIO COFFEE.—(Baa teraj received aad for aalefiy
A. G. RICHARDSON A BROS, ap 5 Noa 8 and 10 Colombia st.
Tor ACCO.—TOO Boxes Missouri Tobacco, pound lump. For sale by B.T. STONE,
ap 5 18 Columbia st.
CIGARS.—33 Boxes Half Spanish Cirsrs. For sale by B. T. sfo.NE,
ap 5 18 Columbiaxt.
OFISVIEEE EiaiE.—9C0 bris forsaleby I ap90 W. L. ALDRICH
M
ACKE U E L~40 brls No 1;
50 - •* S;
f ¿ - 4® - “ 3, lar; e
• 56hfbrU Noa 1 and*
For sale by T. 8. DUGAN if CO.
my IS 90 Bast Front. St.
BUSINESS CARDS, i BUSINESS CARDS.
Ah. refer, No. 13Msin St., six doors above . Front, CiBciaaati, Ohio. Impeuter, Manufacturer. aad Dealer ia all kinds of Virginia and Kentucky chewing Tobacco, Havana, Spanisli, Half 8paiMSb, and Americaa Cigais, aad all kinds of Snuff, at Wholesale. Jan 8
A EEXAMREREEVX A RROXHER8,
Aactioaeers and Coamissioa Merchants, No. if Third street, have ou Land a lot of Boot» sod Shoex, which willjj^old low to close consignments. novSl
4 EEXÁÑñDÉR EEVF A BROXHERS,
/4. Aactioaeers and CommissiaB Merchants, No. 38 Maia street, 81. Louis, Mo. offer to sell on tbe lowest rates of commissian. Dry Goods. Groceries, Produce,
Ac. Cash advanced on Cossignmenta. For particulars apply to A Levy A Bros. No. 17 Third street, Cia-cisoau, Ohio._nov 91
C. H. WIEEIAHM,
BAMha A 81awe 8t«re,
'North aide of Fifth. 3 doors Bast of Walnut.
A FEW of those very fine Calf Sewed BooU, which win be sold lew for Cash. i'^Genu best quality Boots mad Shoes made to order aud warranted. mar 18
BANlÜÍÑGOFFfCE Of EEEI8 A lHOR~.
XON.~We will draw f¿r s moderate amount ¡ XNERMIXVRE WARE R00X18, AMD on New York aud PbiUdelphis, 30 days date st par. ! WE8XERM CHAIR HAMCFACXG-Kight drafts oa New Orleans, Louisville, Pittsburgh, RF.—JOHN GKYBR (of the late firm of Roes A Baltimore, Philadelphia aud New York, for sale on ¡ Geyer,) has constautly on hand and forxale at his old
FAKftUONAHLJE CHAIR AMD 80FA WARE »OONIS.~.S. J. JOHN at bis ware
rooms In tbe five storj;Brick Building, directly opposite his old stand, on 3d street, between Main aud Sycamore, has on hand, and will continue ta keep for ■ sale all of the most fashionable styles of Cabinet F-ur hiture faithfully made, and warranted to be of tee best material. tVithoct enumerating the different articles, be assures bis friends and tbe public, that bis ware rooms shall contain every VMiety of the best and most fashionable Furniture. Having a large and select stock on hand, he will dispose of tbe sara^xt reduced prices, and as low as any man can-weltmicles of equal quality at aucrtion.
7T7 Those wishiug to purchase will please call aud examine his stock, which the proprietor will taka pleasure in showing to them, my i B. J. JOHN.
tee best terms.
We buy Kentucky Bank Notes | prem., and sail at R. <
New Orleans Bank Notes, also, drafts msturing within 2® days bought at tee beat market rates. I
JanJ ______^U^i^AMORTON.
~D AMK EXCHANGE HOXEE.AMD DI>
XS MIMG ROO.TK8.~\Veat Third st, opposite tec Banka—^The fell aeasou having feirty opened, tee proprietor of tbe above eMablishment ia abundantly { eupttlied with Fresh Baltimore Oysters in tee shell,
which have jostarrived.pacfcedin lce,and are in fine ouuus. «u «> uk7 •»>...
condij^. AUm wit^yaterejMt ^»« «*•»- i wiahing to perchase are Invited to call at his
own Q^oy, ap»nsee»«i«le,end weifeauted for famitr examine bis stock before purchasin
•hand. No.8, East Fourth st. a general assortment ol CABINET FURNITURE, manufactured by himseU, faithftiUy made, and of tee meet modern style, consisting of Bofes, Sociables, l>ivaaa,'i'ete-a-Tetes, Ottomans, Reclining chairs. Sideboards, Dressing bureaus, Wardroiiea, Card sad Centre Tables, Bedsteads, aud every variety of Cabinet Furniture.
He also continues tbe manufacture of Mahogany, Walnut, Cane seat and Windsor CUAJKB, of sBdes-criptions,sud of the latest iashions; Spring and Common Mattrasses,Looking Glisses, Transparent Window Blinds, Ac. all ef the best materials. Those
.....call st his "Ware
purchasing else-
His Laxnss shall not he found wanting ia every delicacy tbe season affords, whether of imported or domestic growth, snd his serving up to -pnvate parties at tbetr own residences in any part of the city, or at his own establishment, where he ha» ample accommodations, cannot and ahallnotbcaarpasped,ao long as tee proprietor baa health or hands.
To bis numerous friends aud customers he would offer his bill of fere, and would respectfully ssk a con-tínuance of the public patronage heretofore so Kberal-ly bestowed. GEORGE SELVE.S,
jan 1_ Pcoprietor.
BCRKE a EAME, Dealers in Flour, No. 429 _ Main street, four doors below the Canal, jy 1
TFEMN. X. 8XOME, Wholesale Grocer and jtm Commission Merchant, Columbia St., between JcaTn and Bycamore, Cincinnati.
Agent for tee aale of Misseuri and Vimnia Tobacco; T. J. Dales* Patent Lever Bcalee; Wheeling, Va. Dayton, and Lockport, Ohio, Paper Mills; Produce and Merchandise generally._jan 1
T8RFAMX, Beal Estate and General Agent, p~B Fourth Street, near Sycamore, will attend to the Purchase and Sale of every description of Real Estate, on moderate terms.
Partlcnlar attention given to tbesalhxir disposal of Patent Rights. Patentees, and tnveotors^iU find it to their advantage to call.
Excellent opportunities are always offering'^ Per eons witb or without Capital, to get suited fhbusi-nesa. Tbe Agency and Commission Business l« all its brancbca, transacted with promptness aud petcfa.__ap26~
TFROADWAF HOXEE, by J. H. CKOM-■ » WELI., corner of Broadway and Columbia sts Ciiicipnatt._febSfiarly
CEAF IROM FOFMDRF.>-JOS. WEBB, (formerly ofthe firm of W’ebb A Greenwood, bas established the above Foundry on Main st, between Thirteenth snd Allison ste, opposite Messrs. Niles A Co.'s Pouudry, Ciucinnati, Ohio.
N. B.—The proprietor of tbe^lay Iron Foundry is prepared to furnish bis friends and the public generally, with Grist and Saw Mill Castings; Carding and Cotton Machine do; Gearing for Horse Power; Peacock's, Bioop’s, and other most approved Plough Castings; Lard Plates and Kettles, and every variety of Castings usually called for in his line. jan 1
where.
ap27
JOHN GEYEK.
CIMCIMM-AXl DREG A SPICE NIIEE.
This establisbment Will ^nd Medicinal | ¿^"i^'^^rton^am^^Prg-^'TTn^uS^^
H. S. REAIR A CO.,
JVe. 19 Braaima^, keUw CvUmbim ttreet,' D-T» OFFICE UP STAIRS. .x-TT
For 8.4EE constantly as above—
Kentucky Bagging of superior quality;
Grain Bags;
Manufactured at tbe Globe Mill, Covington, Ky.
Cash paid for Hemp at all times.
ray 10 W^ J. B. A CO.
FN 8XEÍMRERG HAIR DRE88ER A Jr . E.hDIES A GEMX8 WIG NIAKER, No. iíá Bast Fourth, near Sycamore street. 1 would reapectfully invite the attention of tee public to my stock of goods, consisting in part of Ladies Wigs, half Wigs, tbe most natural aud comfortable article ever intrmiuced in this City, Plain and Curled Fronts, (as good an article as can possibly be had in any ofthe Eastern or Western Cities,) Braids aud Curls, Gents Ventilatiag or Gossamer, M.etalic and other W'igs, Scal]is and Toupee, do, tbe most uatural that can be made; a fit is warranted in every case or tee money returned. The above articles can be had ready made, or made to order at tbe shortest notice, aud low prices. I also keep fashiouahle Bhell, BufTalo, Horn, Ac. Ac., Back and Dressing Combs, Hair Brushes and Perfmnery, and a large and splendid tresotliuent ol t'bristiiias Toys, a splendid assottnient of French Dolls, Ac., all of which will be sold low. Persons wishing to purchase would do well to examine my assortmeut before purchasing elsewhere.
N. B. Ladies’ and Gent’s hair dressed for parties, my 14
GR08ER00NE, Manufacturer of Planes and , Edge Tools. East side of Main st, between 8th aud 9th. jan 1
George f. davis, commi»uion
NlerclaianS and Dealer in Provisions of all descriptions, is prepared to furuish .Sugar-cured and Common Hams, Khouldrrs, Sides, Dried Beef, Beef Tongues, Barrels and Half do Mess Beef, Venison
Roots and Barks, and Spices of all kin'ds, in as per feet a manner and on as reasonable terms as tbe best Eastern Mills. - WM. S. MERRELL,
Western Row between Fifth aad Longworth sts.
COFFEE AMD SPICE FACXORF.—
HARRISON A EATON’S Coffee snd Spice Factory, Pearl st, between Walnut and Vine, (north side) Ciuciunati, Ohio.
Fresh Ground Coffee and .Spices, warraated p»rt, constantly on hand. Grocers, Steamboats and Hotels SDf^Iied at short notice, and on reasonable terms.
Coffee Roasted and .Spices Ground for Grocers.
JTT'No Drugs ground at this establishment.
References.—We are permitted to refer to Messrs. Burrows A Co., Mr. W. G. Breese, Messrs. Calhoun A Staples, Messrs. Bailey A Hartwell. mar l3-dly
CO^AI^MERNHIP.
G. G. BOWEN. JNO. PFAFF.
GacaT-WcsTaKX Fcnnixcn* A Ciiaix ' Ware-Rooks, corner of Sycamore and 3d streets, Cincinnati. Tbe undersigned having entered into co-partnership in the Furniture, Cabinet A Chair business, beg leave to inform their old friends and dealers generally, that they will keep constantly on hand, any and every variety of articles in tkeir line. The moat fashionable and substantial varieties of .So-fes. Sociables,Divans,Tables,(Dining, Centre AGard) Bureaus, Sideboards, Wardrobe's, Bedsteads, Tete-a-Tetoa, Ottomans, Reclining Chairs, Ac. Ac., may always be found at their Rooms. Also, all kinds of Chairs—Mahogany and Windsor.
ip 14 BOWEN A PFAFF.
84MCRL COOK. 8. M. raRHSWORTIf.
COOK A FARM8WORXH, 28, West Front Street, Cincinnati, Commission Merchants, Auctioneers and General Agents for t-ie purchase and sale of Produce, Manufactures and Merchandise of every description. We are authorised to refer to
Cincinnati. St. Louia. Pittsburgh.
Messrs. S. Fosdick A Co.
R. Buchanan, Esq.
Beebe A Brothers,
D. Buck A Co.
Stockton A Dick,
M. B. Rbey A Go. ,
Prince A Moore, New York.
J. Parkhurst, Esq. Baltimore. Forsvth A Baker, Wheeling, Va.
Rssworth. Wells A Co., Marietta, R, 8. R. Boss, Esq. Portsmouth, O. Cutter A Gray, Maysville, Ky.
Hon. E. Southgate, Newport Ky. Palmer, Brown A Co. Toledo.
By Advances made on consignment,
mar 29
BOOX EHPORIEBC.
JC. KOBHEER* BOOT MAKER, No. ITS, Main St., west side, between Fourth and Fifth streets, Cincinnati, is prepared to execute, in tee most neat and substantial manner all kinds of work in his line. He works none but the best stock to be had, and his terms will be found as accommodating as at any other establishment in tbe city niyl4
C. FOSXER A CO., corner 7th and Pmith streets, Cincinnati, keep constantly on band new and second hand PRINTING PRESSES, which they will sell cheap for cash.
41. so-
A superior Article of Printer’s Ink at wholesale and retail.
4LSO
Printer’s Materials of all kiads,such as Type, Brass Kale, Cases, Chases, Composing Sticks, Ac.
mar 6-ly_
DEMXISXRF. —Drs. ROSS A BERRY tender their services to the citisens of Cincinnati in the various branches of their wufession.
Fourth st, between Main and Walnut, in the office recently occupied by Dr. Kuowlton.
Being about to relinquish the practice of my profession, Dra. Rosa A Bbrrt will attend to my unfinished business. I take pleasure in commending them to my friends and the public as worthy their confidence and patronage. P. KNOWLTUN.
my 14-ly
tended to promptly and at low rates.
At No 11 Sycamore st. apC Cincinnati,Ohio.
Gardner FHIDFN, Pork Packer and Produce Dealer, and Commission Marchant, cor-ner of Broadway and Ninth sts. Cincipnati, Ohio, jl
J4MES T. HOB4RT.
lILit
m\!tria A. RiciiAiiosox-
Boeten.
ORARX A RICH-4RI>SOM, Commission j and Forwarding -Merchants, and Wholesale ¡ ers In Produce aud Groceries, No. 30 Sycamore street, Cincinnati. Riferenees—
Messrs A. A. Lawrence & Co.
Hobart A Wilkins,
Alfred Richardson A Co Fay A Farweils,
S. F. Goodridge A Co. # v—t
Isaac T. Smith A Co. ) ^ Terk.
Grant & Stone, Philadetpkia.
Poinde.Tter A Co. Pitteburgk.
George G. Fetter A Co. Louisville.
Raisin, Cabanne A Co. St. Louie.
Lonsdale A Gray, AVic Orleans.
John Swasey A Co. Cincinnati. TTyParticular attention paid to the purchase and sale of Produce, and the Receiving aud Forwarding Merchandise generally. jan 1
R-
^ell<
DAXEMX REDSXEADS,
MANUFACTURED BY ROFD, Corner of Broadway and Eighth sts.
His Patent Right aud Left. Wood Screw snd
welled Kail Bedsteads take precedence over all others—from the fact that they never become loose, having no harbor for vermin, and can be put up or taken down in one-fourth the time that any other kind can. my 0 tjanl ’48*
J. C. H4LL. 8 J. OR4NOB
HAEE A ORAMGE,
UPHOLSTERERS,
No. 31 Third street, between Main aud Sycamore, CINCINNATI, OHIO,
Keep constantly on hand all kinds of Bedding, Wire Spring Mattresses, Hair, Cotton. Moss and Shuck Mattresses. Feather Beds, Cushions and Curtains, all made up to order.
TTZr* Carpets made up and laid down at the shortest notic my 18-ly*
TTEMDREM A NIOORE, Commission and 4 I Forwarding Merchants, Vicksburg.
Liberal Advances made upon consignments of up country Produce.
Refer To Calvin Fletcher, Esq.
Messrs. J. 8. Cbeuoweth A Co.
R. W. Lee A Co.
“ Miller, Brown A Hawkins, mar36 6m Ciscinrati, O
HEMRIE HOESEy
—BY—
CHAUNCEY KELSEY.
Berth side of Third St, between Main and Syenmore Cincinnati, Ohio. mar 3-ly
on ha
.R. W. X. XAEI.fiFERRO, will continue m J to practice Physic, Surgery, Ac. Residence and ornee on Seventh, between WaJnut and Vine, north side. jan 13
-pvEMX18XRF.~.Dr. J. Xafflor. on W¡it 1 9 Fourth street seven doors west of Walnut, nTaukfUl for thstliberal support heretofore extended, solicita a continuance of the same jy lOy
RRADEEF a CO.. BOOKSEL-I f LEHS, PUBLISHERS AND IMPORTERS, 113 Main st, west side, between 3d and 4th, keep constantly on band a general assortmeut of Books, embracing Law, Medicine.Theology,History, Biography. Politics. Poetry, English Books, and all the School and Classical Books in use.
Law Books—The largest assortment in the West, and supplied on as favorable terms as at any establisbment in tee United Slates. Eiigiisb Law Books imported to order. A liberal discount made to bpok-sqjtera; and orders by letterfrom them,or gentlemen of the bench or bar, will be executed at as low prices as if tee purchasers themselves were present.
Also, a very large and fine assortment of English and American Stationery. Blank Books of every variety made to order. Banks, Public Offices, Merchants, and others supplied on the most reasonable terms.
Fokbior Books—Particular attention given to importing foreign books. Persons sending an order for any particular work published in Europe, can rely upon receiving tee same in the shortest possible time.
We invite the particular attention Of country Booksellers and Merchants, Members of the Bar, public, private, and social Libraries, and all who may desire to purchase Books or Stationary, to call and examina our stock and prices.__jan 1
EDHEMD R. OXI.S. Attorney and C«»nn«ellor nt Eaw,
No. 9, Statb Street,
B08T0B
KEFERENCES.
A. H. e”V,t, i Cincinnati. feb-Jt-dly
OR-ACE 'WEhljS-^Agent of the Cincinnati Type Foundry and Printtng fVarehouse—Keeps on hand, and manufactures to order, almost every ■variety of printer’s materials, of the latest styles and most durable materials, wholesale and retail, at Eastern prices with a very liberal discount for cash.— Persons wishing to purchase an office, on application, will be furnished with an estimate ofthe quantity aud the cost of it,by their stating the work required to be done, the size of their paper, Ac. Ac.
Tbe Washington Presses, manufactured at this establishment, are inferior to none—a great improvement ia their coustructien, as well as a leductlou ol price, having taken place.
Power presses made to order. Superior Proof presses, wholly of Iron, and an assortment of German Types. Fancy type, cuts and borders, from the Foun dries of Bruce A Co. and White A Johnston, kept on hand. Persons purchasing for cash are especially invited to call before purchasing elsewhere.
ALSO—several second hand Presses, and second hand founts of Type, but little woru, for sale low.
This office was furnished from the above establisb-ment._ jan 4
T H. SXORX A CO. Third street, (South side) J between John and Smith sts. Worked Flooring of all kinds, for sale. Flooring worked to order. Sash, Doors and Blinds made at the shortest notice. Orders promptly attended to. __sep39
TOHJV R. SHAW A CO. Commission aud Forwarding Merchants, No. 24 Poydras st. New Orleans. XD=RefeT in Cincinnati to T. H. KIDDER, Cincinnati, 19 Froul st. Cincinuati, O.____jau 1
NOXICE.
JOSEPH KEEIME. He reliant Xailor,
JVb. 32 Fifth St. brlwren Alain and Sycamore. Respectfully informs his friends and the public generally, that he bas just received aud is now opening a large assortment of
SPRIIVG AND SFHHER GOODS, selected by himself in the Eastern Cities, with particular reference to the wants cf his customers, and which be is determined to seli on as good terms as any other establishmeut. Many years experience in tbe busiuess enabling bim to execute all work in bis line, in the best manner and on the shortest notice.
P. S.—J. K. keeps also on band a large stock of Ready Made CloOiing, which he offers on the lowest terms, both Wholesale and Retail. mar 18
JW. EEY, School Book Store, and Paper Ware-. house. No. 10 Lower Market st. Cinciunatl. jl
“pi WIESOJi^A^CO. Beef Packers and Slaugh-
SOAP AMD CAMDEES...
No. 1 Palm Soap;
Mould Tallow Candles;
Summer Mould do do. Manufectarad and for sals by PROCTER A GAMBLE.
mar 6-3m*'_2S4 Main St.
WHIXE DLMIMG WARE.~Jnst receiv-1 ed a complete oeeortment of White Dining «ors. Forsaleby O. ALDRICH, Agent,
wy 3_ 174 Main St.
■JT 017UVIEEE EIHE-wJust received and far I M-Á ^7 MARSH A CO.
my W_____^rner 4th and Bycamure.
ly, tere; on
FvAOTa
terers, for the Buropeau snd Domestic Markets on Deer Creek—Cincinnati, O. jan 1
XNAfflLE EAWD OFFICE, Walnut st. East M2j side, a few doors below Sixth, Cincinnati, Ohio, iLpCountry and City Property of every description bought and sold. Titles examined. Deeds, Leases, Mortgages, Powers of Attorney, and other iMgsl Instruments of Wriüng, executed. Also, Loans toego-tlated on tbe most favorable terms.
J*n 1 M. A. BRADLEY.
BBRJ. D. rBSBBRDBR.
D4RIEI. P4RKHItBBT.
rPEPHYR,GEOXH. CA8HHEREXXE ^ AND DRAP D»EXE.--?fte above beanti lulSummer Dress Goods for Coats, we will make to ordw in tee beet manner, and most feshionsbls style, at pricea, quality considered, very low.
my IS
JOHN M.OKEM d-CO, 145 Main st, s fej^oors below 4lh.
COAXS, PAMX8 AMD VE8X8.-A Urge supply on hand of a variety of material, suitable for ffeaent draas businesa wear.
JNO. MI OREM A CO.
Biy 15 145 Main st, a few doors below 4tb.
XNES8EMDEM A PARKHIIR8X, Attor-■ 1 neys st Law,—Office on Third street, opposite tee Henrie House, st tbe bead of stairs leading to WashinStou Hail. ■' jsn 1
cLaRK a CO., Dealers in Watches, Jew-• elry and Fancy Goods, 103 Main street, west % third door above Third.
Gold and Silver Watches of superior quality, from tbe mosTcelebrated makers.
A generaLkssortm’t of rich snd fashionable Jewelry
Silver Spoons, Forks, Ladles, Card Cases.
Cups, Spectacles, Spectacle Ca-ses, Ac. Ac. •
Gold Spectacles for all eyes and sights.
Rich Plated Castors, Cake Baskets, Candlesticks.
Tea Seta, Cups, Ac.
Fine Razors, Pocket Cutlery snd Scissors.
China Flower Vases.
Rich Japsnued Tea Trays.
And a great variety of Fancy Goods. All which wUl be off-red at reduced prices.
The public are reapectfully iuvited to call and exa-
ine their stuck.
Tty Watches and Clsckt repaired In the bast msn-nsr. ja« i
-f OHM EOCK WOOD, Manufacturer and Ueal-Jf er in Stoves, Grates, Hollow Ware, Steam Boat Stoves, Kitchen Furniture, No. 22 Columbia street, between Main and Sycamore sts. Cincinnati,Ohio.
UyCopper, Tin, Sheet Iron and Steam Boat Work of all kinds, doue with neatness and despatch, jan 1
J. RAKER A SOMS,
Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers in SrLK Sf WORSTED UPHOLSTF.Rr FRtBOKS Dress Fringes. Gimps, Drapery Hope, Shade Tassels, Cords, Hell Pulls, Coach Lace, Coach Holders, and 811k and Worsted Tufts, with a-great variety ol other articles of UPHOLSTERY, CAKRIACE, MILITARY, AND DRESS TRIMMINGS, which they can offer to the trade on favorable terms, at their Warehouse, No. 8 Water street, corner of Devonshire, BOSTON, Mass. ap 19-lm
JR. 8PRAGCE, ArrORNEY AT LAW and , General Legal Agrut.—1 will attend to the prosecution of Claims, effect Compromises, draft Conveyances, Ac., Ac.
Also, thoroughly Investigate every species of doubtful Titles. Having paid much attention to disputed Titles In the Military Districts ofObioaml Kentucky, and other States, I am prepared to give such inforina-tion as may be required respecting them—persons having such clainifr-will do well to submit them fur investigation.
My object ia to establish a Oenernl Legal Agency for the prosecution of all kinds of claims throughout the West snd South.
I will also attend personally te the settlement of estates in any of the United States, when the business of the same will justify the e.\*penae.
Refer to the Bar geneially, at Louisville, Ky. yiy Office on the south-east corner bf Third snd Sycamore sts, Browne’s Uow._ jsn I
TAITÍES WHEEEWUIGHX, 8tesm Boat ol Agent, Commission and Forwarding Merchant, No. 7 East Frsntstrest, CiBciasatl, Ohio. Jsb 1
MONDAY MORNING. JUJ^Y 5. 1847. % ”
BUSINESS CARDS.
X D. DOCGHXY has removed his Drug and ol . Chemical Store from No.7 East Third str^t to lie north corner of Maia and Pilth stn., Cincin* nsti, Ohio. ™7 31
GC. PEARCE. Carpenter and ¡Builder, on . tee alley between Third and Fourth streets, and Sycamore and Main, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Contracts for building on favorable terms, ap 30 ly
TOHM RROCKHAM, Saeh Mnker, Third st between Walnut and Vine. JiyKecps constant ly ou baud all sizes Sash. Orders punctuallv atteaied to^___ jau 14 llfim
J«. CHEMOWEXH A 4^, Late^£¡>uis-, ville, Kentucky. General Commissiun and For-warding.-Merchanta.No 15 Front st.east of Broadway.
mar 36
BUSINESS CAKDS.
N. Y.
H. MOORB, K4KK n. WBWM4!< aud >
Cinc.unaU. dbnkt ivihon, \
WNI. H.- NIOORE A CO., SCHOOL BOOK PUBLISHERS, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in staple and Fancy Stationery, 1 HI Main si, bet 3d and.4th, Cincinnati.—Solicit attentiou to their very extensive assortment of Books, in the department of Mieeellameoue literature, Tteeeiegy nnti Medieint, Text Books in the Greek end Latin Classics, in the French end Oervmn, in Mathematics, and ill all tbe various branches of study pursued iu the Coiteges, .Academies, Classical and Primary Schools of tbe Western aud South-Western States. Also, to their complete assortment of Staple and Fancy Stationery. Letter, Cap, Flat Cap, Deray and Medium Writing Paper, Bank and Post-Office Envelope Papers, Colored Mediums, Bristol Board, ludia. Ivory Surfaced; Enameled and Printers’ Cards, Card Board; Steel Pens, Pen Handles, Quills, Ink, lukstands, SUtes, Sealing Wax, Wafers. Wafer Stamps, etc., etc., and BcaXK Books, of all kiuds, suited to tbe Country Trade.
jau 1_______________
xm7-AXCH^~AM»~TEWEERY.—E. H.
ft hill, j. G. Joseph’s old stand, 153 Main street 2d door above Fourth, has just returned from the East with a good assortment of Gold and Silver Lever and other Watches; Gold Guard and Fob Chains; Breast Pinns; Finger Rin^; Ear Rings, and all kinds of Jewelry; Card Cases; Pnrfies; Silver Cups; Silver Spoous; all kinlfe of Ladles; Dixon’s full setts Britannia Castors; PiVled Fruit Baskets; Plated, Wore; Candlesticks; tTrfis; Japaned Waiters; full sets Ivory Knives and Porks; Cutlery; Gold, Silver and Steel Spectacles, with the best of Glasses, and every article appertaining to the business.
N. B. Glasses gr'ound to suit all sights; Clocks Watches, Music Boxm and Jewelry"repaired, old -old
and silver token *'
PARAsGKjS... Just received a gieat variety ol Parasols all qualities, at 187 .Main st, below -3th.
MEVrs
YHE 80CXH.—The following
forsaleby THOMAS EMERY,
Lard Oil Mauufacturer, No 33 Water St., ap 1 between Main and Walnut.
Boxm and Jewelry" repai I in eyhonge._
WRRMCE, NI. D..
WC. EAWREMCE, NI. D.—Office and , Residence ou Third street. South side, be tween Waluut and Vine, opposite Foote’s Row
Hr. Lawrence devotes his whole time and attention tothe practice of his profession. Especial attention given to cases ef Midwifery. Charges reasoaabte.
JEEIS A HFRX, Real Estate Agents, boy , , and sell Real Estate of every description. Negotiate Loans, Ac. or Commission. Office ou East side of W'aluut, opposite Baker st. between Third and Fourth, Ciuciapaiti, Ohio. jan 1
w.
X/'AZEMRERGER a SXR ACS, Wool and pV Produce Dealers. No. 11) Canal, between Main au<T’VVainuu__ap 38-3m
LIXXCE a EMG8, Importers and Wholesale Dealers in Fine Brandies, Wiues, Cordials, Cigars, Ac., No. 37, Maiu st. mar S
La w FAKXNEKSHIP.—The undersign^ have associated theinselvos in the practice ol ol i,aw under the firm ol Mit«-hbi.i. A Pbmdlbtos. Office No. Ill Main st. A. M. MITCHELL,
my 14 ly EDMOND PENDLETON.
^ISSES RAIRD, Importers and Dealers ia
L French Millinery and Fancy Goods. Also,
?iiks, Khawls, Dress Goods, Embroideries, Laces, Ac. No. 38 East Fourth st. between Sycamore and Broadway, Cincinnati, Ohio. jau 1
POWECE A CO. Fancy Goods aud Lace Store, No. 36 W'est Fourth St. between Main audtVaiiiut, (opposite St. Paul’s Church) Cincinnati, Dealers iu Euglisb, French and German LACKGOODS AND FANCY ART1CLE.S, Perfumery, Toilet .Inicies, Ready Made Freuch Style Dress Caps, Capes, Collars, French Artificial Flowers,etc. Thread, Gioipure, Lisle and Bobbin Laces and Edgings, Linen Cambrics, etc. lET'fEKMS CASH, at a smalbadvance on New York pnces.___r jan I
PEN DEEXON A 8XEPH. FA EES,
torneys and Counsellors at Law, Third st.
jan 1
1^, Attorneys rear of Miliie A Co.
OPPOS1XE XHE Commercial Dank,
and next door above Piatt Evans’.—LOOKING GLASSES.—Looking Glasses, Portrait and Picture Frames of every variety and style made to order.
ALSO—Cornice fitted to every size of Windows, beiitg a superior article to the olU-fashioiied Rods and Kiugs; French -Mirrors fitted to Mantels and Piers of any size; Glass for Transoms; fine polished French Plate; also, white French Glass for Pictures aud Windows.
Steam Boats and Hotels furnished with every variety, site and style of Glasses.
Plates re-set, and old Frames re-gilt.
Pictures aud Oil Paintings varnished and repaired.
jan 1___WM. WISWKLL-J^. Main at^
PACE A NIE'RDOCK, Steam Boat Agents and Comnásslou Merchants, No. 7 West W'ater street, Cincinnati, Ohio :—Agents for Transportation J^es ou tee Pennsylvania Canal and Rail Hoad. AU goods for transportation to the Eastern Cities received aud forwarded free of commissions. jan 1
EEXER A. WHIXE A CO. Wholesale Dealers in Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods, No. 54 D street, Ciuciunati, Ohio. jan J
"ix^RERXNIX4>N COCHRANE,Importer X%/ 'nil Dealer in Foreign Wines, Liquors, Fine Teas, Groceries, Foreign Fruits, Cordials, Butter, Produce, Ac. Ac.—No. 15 West Fourth street, betw’n Main and Walnut, Cincinnati, Ohio. aug 31-y
XXriG AND HAIR NIANEFACXORY.
Y T Ko. 23 East Fourth, near Sycamore street.—1 would respectfully invite tbe attention of the public generally to my assortment of Ladies and Gentlemen’s Wigs, Half Wigs, Frizetts, Curls, Sfr., which are always kCT>t on hand, or made to order at the shortest notice, and in the best possible manner.
I likewise kceqt choice articles of Perfumery,Combs, Baskets and Toys—all of which will be sold at tha most reasonable terms.
Please call and examine beorc purchasing, elsewhere. feb 13 F. STEl.NBERG.
Ciuciunati,
AEDRICH, Commission and For waidiug Merchant, No. 31 Sycamore street "■ Ohio.
REFERENCES;
Rogers A Brothei-s,
John Swasey A Co. J Cincinnati Geo. H. Bates A Co.
Stefford A Bartlett,
Boss A King,
J. A T. L. Mckoy, St. Lonis.
C. Ihmseii, Pittsburgh.
Work A Drake, New York.
Brown, Earle A Erringer, Philadelphia.
Brown A Earle, Uosto'u.
Fite A Griuuell, Baltimore. •“
Hon. O. D. Richardson, Detroit. jan 1
New Orleans
OED PENS:~Just received by Express 18 NJT dozen Gold Pens from the most celebrated makers, and- for sale with or without cases, at very low prices by N. L. HAZEN,
No, 157 Main, 3 doors above 4th.
mar 12
CORN ANDvOAX8.—Receiving daily by canal, Cora aud Oats, and for sale by _?P7____G. PHIPPS.
PORK AND HANIS...
150 brls clear Pork;
100 do Mess do;
800 smoked Hams. For sale by
ap T-
G. PHIPPS.
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E NI O V A E.—XOFFAN, CARPEN-
^ XER A CO. BANK NOTE ENGRAVERS A . —INTERS, have removed their office to the Odd , Fellows Building, corner of Third and Waluut sts. I opimsite the Post Office, Cincinnati.
CHARLES A. JEWETT, Agent. BANK NOTES, BILLS OP EXCHANGE, BONDS, DRAFTS, Ac.
Card.,—Having'terminated the connexion with | the office Of Messrs Rawdon, Wright A Hatch, and | having formed a business connexion with Messrs • Toppan, Carpenter A Co. the subscriber respectfally ' solicits the business of tbe Bauks and Bankers ofthe West. All work entrusted to this office will be promptly and satisfactorily executed.
WM. F_HARRISON.
In connection with the above arrangement, Messrs F. Harrison and C. A. Jewett,have associated for the putyiose of General Engraving and Printing—embracing the various departments of Portrait, Historical and Landscape;Card, Ornamental and Seal Engraving, Ac. The attention of the public is respectfully solicited to their specimens, and to their facilities for prompt execution. -an 1
SANIUEE DAYIS, JTR. Pork and Beef Pack-er. Produce Dealer and Commission Merchant, corner of Court and Broadway, Cincinnati, jau 1
i^CGMR, RAR’TEEXX A ooj Piour and Commission Merchants, New Orleans, La.
jJ3^C<z«A Advances made on consignments to tha above house, by JOHN SWASEY A Co. No. 19 Sycamore street, Cincinnati. jan 1
CHRIST14N ECHULTZ. DAVID H4DDEN. JOS. LE4Cn.
Louisville, Ky. Bew Orleans. Cincinnati,
SCHITLXZ, H.ADDEN a EEACH, General Commission and Forwarding Merchants, New Orleans, Louisiana. TIj=R«/*r fo the following Cincinnati firms :—Messrs Springer A Whiteman, Coram, Tweed A Co. Strader A Gorman, K. B. Bowler A Co. Kobt. Buchanan, Esq. James Hall, Esq
IKE8 WANXED.~Two girls to attend In a Store. Enquire of
J. HUDSON CKOOKER A CO., ap7 24 Fourth st. bet’n Main and Walnut.
GETTE.—.......... .......
90 brls Glue, Nos. 1, 2 and 3;
1000 lbs String Glue. For sale by
B. T. STONE. _tp_10____copy.__M Columbia st.
COXXON ^a1tXING.~500 lbs~CottM Bat-ting, for sale by B. T. STONE,
ap 16__Times copy._18 Columbia st.
RIED APPEES. —250 bushels of a superior quality for sale by PAUL MURDOCK, ap 30 tf Nos 5 and 6 Water street.
Bar EE Y NIAEX.—A very superior article of’Barley Malt, Pittsburgh manufacture, on liaiid and for sale by PAUL A MURDOCK,
ap20 Nos 5 aud 6 Water street.
REGS JENIAXA N.41ES.—(.Sho-"F W enbcrgers, Lorings ¿j- Sterlings, and other good brauds,) for sa e by
A. G. KICHAKD.80N Sf BRO.S, ap 5 Nos 8 and 10 Columbia St.
IAGEAA'RA COFFEE—76 bgs Prime j’st re A ccived and for sale by
MESSICK TAYLOR Sf WATTS. my 24__NoSOMainst.
MACKEREE--A very superior lot of choice Mackerel. No. 1. and 2. in brls, and No. 2. in hf in store, aud Toy sale by
MESSICK TAYLOR A WATTS. my 34____No 39 Main St.
H. NIOEA88ES—15 brls sound quality, for _ . sale by ME.SSICK TAYLOR A WAITS, my 24 No59Mainst.
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JOSEPH EEACH A CO. Commission Merchants, No. 13 Front street, Cincinnati. TPy^We will make liberal advaneee to Shultz, Hodden A Leach, New Orleans, or to our friends in the Northern citie, jan 1 JOSEPH LEACH A CO.
RIO COFFEE—450 bgs Prime Rio Coffee;
8U bgs Blch’d, for burning; in store, for sale by MESSICK TAYLOR A WATTS, my 24 No 59Main st,
FRE1X8, Ac.—
200 bxs Fresh Sicily Lemons;
500 bxs M.di. Raisins;
3UUU drums Smyrna Figs;
23 cases Prunes, glass jars;
10 do do fancy boxes;
100 frails Fresh Arabian Dates;
23 casks Fresh Zante Currants;
20 drums Sultana Raisins;
350 bales aud frails Almonds;
23 bxs Shelled Almonds;
100 bales Filberts;
50 boles English Walnuts;
23 brls Fresh Texas Pecans;
50 brls Fresh Brazil Nuts;
75 brls and bags Large Pea Nuts;
25 jsrs Preserved Ginger;
50 bxs Muscat Wine;
25 cases Liquorice;
SO bxs White Rock Candy;
26 bxs Red do do.
JOHN .SWASEV A CO., my 24 22 and 23 Sycamore st.
Brushes.— .
Top knot Shoe Brushes;
'White Wash do;
Plastered do;
Paiut do; of all sizes, and in quantities to suit. For sale by CEO. S. LIGHT',
my 1_corner 2d atidfi-'ycaiaore.
I1NIE.-«4330 brls first quality fresh burnt Louis-A ville Ljiue, iu large brls, at sture and lauding, loi sale by W. L: ALDRICH,
sp 21 ___ 31 Sycamore st.
W. HASEEXINE,
Wholesale A Retail DEALER IB STRAWG O O D S, RIBBOBS, FLOWF.RS ABD PARÍSOLS,
At the Boston Bonnet Sfore, No 187 Main, below Fifth mar 13 3m Street.
SXORER a GWYNNE, Attorneys at Law. Office West side of Main street, fifth house North ol Columbia. _ jau 1
SHAW A IIOFFNIAN,
COMMISSIOBSf FORWARDIBG MERCHABTS, Dealers in Fleur and Produce generally.
Canal, betwaen Main and Sycamore streets,
CINCINNATI, f N. B. Particular atten tion paidtotbe forwarding o Goods.
REPBR TO
William. G. Breese, Cincinnati;
Springer A Whiteman, “
James Johnston A Co., "
Person A Hoffman, "
D. Shaw A Son, Madison, la.
Ken nett A Dix, New Orleans.
II. McKinnell A Co., »
Doan, King A Co., St. Louis;
Ed ward Klein, “
Joseph.Charlcs, “
Hoffman, Bailey A Co., New York.
Geo. A Thos. Cassard, Baltimore;
Elias Shaw,
Chas. Howard A Co., Detroit. mar 8
ORM.—
_ 5000 bushels in new gunnies;
5000 do in hemp; Forsaleby HOBART A RICHAKE'soN, t;0 Sycamore st.
^XEPHEY SOEAR, Cabinet Maker, Bo. 277 Mait street, Cincinnati, Ohio, manufactures and keeps constantly on band a complete assortment of CABINET FURNITURE of superior Mechanism,consisting in part of Bureaus, Sideboards, Dressing Bureaus, Book Cases, Secretaries, Centre Tables, Sofas, aud Bedsteads of various patterns, Card and Writing Tables, Wash ond Work Stands of different kinds.
Also—Sociables, Serpentine Sofas, do. Centre Tables, Sewing Chaiis,'Waidrobes, Dress Bureaus, Mahogany Chairs, Plain French, Three-quarters French, Half French and Rocking Chairs, etc. etc.
N. B.—Ordered Work doue in the best manner and at sliort notice._aug 21-ly
8. W. PONIEROY’S DOAE OFFICE, on 30 -treet, near Broadway, oct 13
CORN AMD R.4RREE8—We are in the
market at all times for Com and Barrels, to any cxieut for our “Uuioii Mills Kiln-Dried Meal.”
IGLEHAKT, BROTHERS A CO,
_^P _______ou the CanaL
1*0TAX0ES-For sale by
_l JOHN F. DAIK A Co, 33 aud 35 Lower Market, tnarS Near Sycauiors
s
PIP8IS8EWA, AC.— iS
1 cask Pipsissewa;
5 do Ground Hemlock;
500 lbs Bird Pepper;
500 do Cayenne do;
Just received aud for sale by
GKO. S. LIGHT, my 1 _ corner 2d and Sycamore.
~l AA AAA RAGS WAMXEO,
X\FlF.\FVf\/ for which tbe highest market price Will De pmu m cash, or paper by
NIXON A CO,
Paper Manufacturers, corner of Pearl and »P 3« Walnut.
my 8
SAEAHAMDER SAFES. —Iron and Fire Proof .Safes, of every style, in store aud for sale ai very low prices, by
COOK A FARNSWORTH, my 8, 28 and 30 West Front st.
SPANISH fflUSS.—10 bales Spanish .Muss, just received and fur sale at the chea|>cst rates, by COOK A FARNSWORTH, my 8 28 and 30 West Front st.
NO. 27 811EEX IKON.—100 bundles best Sheet Iron, suitable for Elbows, Pans, Ac., for sale low for cash at No. 22, Columbia st, bet. Main and Sycamore sts. JOHN LOCKWOOD.
_my 7 Enquirer copy_; ___
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,HlO CUEXIVAXOR.—Ist.Sd and 3d vol
ume—price only f2.00 for the three—by
JOHN F. DAIK A Co, war 3 33 and 35 Lower Market, near Sycamore.
G1NGHANIS.--3 cases Karlston Ginghams, forsalelowby J. 1). A C. JONES,
•P No 19 Pearl st.
M 8. DUGAN A CO. WHOLESALE GRO-1_ . CKRS, COMMISSIOB St FORWARDIATO F.RCHABT8, No.20, Front street._feb 1»
|T|H IlElfllNGS A CO. Beef and Pork Packers.
1 , Renderers of Tallow, and Curomission Mor-c^iits. East Court street. Cincinnati._jan 1
rfY1IONEA8 EfflERY, Lard Oil Manufacturer, I No. 23 Water street, between Main and Walnut, CTuctuiiati, Ohio.________jau 1_
rxqilOK. H. KIDDER, (Late of New Orleans,) 1 Commission and Forwarding Merchant, No. 19 Front street, near Sycamore. Vrf’Refer to—Messrs Sprlngur A 'Whiteman, W'orthington, Shillilto A Co. Josiah Lawrence A Co. Bailey A Hartwell. Jan 1
WIEEIANI A. Dir»EEY7
or CBXinOTON, KBSTrCKT,
Attwrnoy and Cnunsoller nt Enzv,
AND COMMISSIONER FORTHE STATE OF OHIO,
WILL attend to all htisines* entrusted to his charge with fidelity and despatch. Refer to Messrs Bursow* A Thorpson,)
WMI. H.TzYLoR.Esq. Cincinnati.
•P 13
PEiiEED PEACHES—13 brls lor sale by W’. L. ALDRICH, -_L"7 ® _ _ 31 Sycamore st^
GEASSES- 2 boxes Handled Ale Glasses Just received and for sale by _ O. ALDRICH. Agent.
“7 96 174 Main street.
JAk&S.--e boxes Kallun Squat Jars;
8 do 4 do do;
6 do 3 quart long Jars;
4 do gailon ringed do;
4 do ) do do do;
Just received aud for sale by O. ALDRICH, my 96_ Agent, 174 Main street.
GEA88RAUE.—
Cup Plates;
Cruets, Salts;
Octagon Dishes;
Oval do;
Half gallon, quart and pint Pltchera;
Pint and half pint Molasses Cans;
Do do ffiited do.
Just rec’d aad for sale by O. .4LDRICH, Agent, my 26 174 Main at.
fJpOIEETT WARE.—
pkg Flowing Blue Toilet Sets;
1 do while P'eiilo do;
1 do blue Salem do;
1 do blue Corlnlli do. _____
Just rec’d and forsaleby O. AL8R1CU, Agent, B»y 20 , 174 Main sk
\ J. V •
msr25 S. W. HASELTINK. ^ .------------------------
----------- _ ' ®.*i7«t of a Utter IS from a very respectable Mercan
8ECOND HAND Barrels and tierces ^Ull forsaleby THOMAS EMERY, | Wasuihoto», Rappahanimc^Co^Va.,)
Dkas 8i*:—Our Mr. Jones has been In a very low
__ , atate of health tor inure tlieii a year; he has had ths
.d"^EEE 4K XO ff.EX —4 lar»e drv cellar to ' of the best medital advice our cemntry atloida,
f: «180 vie.ted your city duriug last summer, hut
I found no relief. Ou the 1.3th of April Ust we pur
chased a half dozen bmLtles Of your TONIC VEKMl
PS? a wK'iuat 1..re.!. K.iitk* FUGE, qnd lialfdozen boxes of SANAIIVE PII.LS.-*
W. L. ALDKICH, ap 1 31 Sycamore st.
FEOUK.—ibUBbts for eele by
W. L. ALDRICH, mar 22 31 Sycamore st.
let.
apl
Enquire of SHA W A'HOFPMAN, Canal st. Ket Main and Walnut.
ACHINE
hand aud for sale .
jail98 Corner of Main and Court sts.
M
roods box, one half llieVerniifuee was broken. Mr Jones commenced with tee Pills, aud after takings few doses, felt a decided iinproveiiient. The thres bottles of Vermifuge, which came safe to band, brought from him, he thinks, not less than ONE THOUSAND ■WORMS, and perhaps uiaiijr more. Hs is now in better health than he has been in for years, _ niiv on ' «“*1 "'o hoiie a few more bottles of your Vermifug#
’ I I ROSS j «"<* I*'*!!* will, effect a permanent cure. All our phy-
saleby --- ■*- p-_ I sicians have entirely mistaken his case; Prof. Samuel
Jacksou, of yocr city, at the head. As to our reapon-
W.Asa’iraif 'vrnRNISt! 'W'tkKMLWll!—To : sibility, we have to refer you to Messrs. Inskip. Moten
r^^e these troublesome and dangcrouain- A TVoodruff, Silk House, Market street, near Fourth, nUof the sumiiT«^^^ ! .ifd Hieskell, Hoskins A Co. corner of Fifth and
iVnpair the health and dcstrov the lives of chUJrsn, . Market sts. Mr. Jones is most anxious to pet mors
nse JAVNE-S” TONIC VERMIFUGE, a certain and j of your Pills and \erinifuge as soon as poseible.
safe preparation for the removal of the various kinds of worms, dyspepsia, sour stomarh, want of apiietite, iiifaotlle fever and ague, and debility of the stomach and bowels and organ- of digestion. It ia without exceptiou one of tbe most valuable i>reparatioiis in the w.nrld.
For sale at the Comb Store, Iff? Main street, Cincinnati. J. W. SHEPPARD,
luy 18 Agent.
PURIA-Y tlie HEOOU AN» CEEAN8E XHE RODA".—It is an established fact, that a very large class of diseases can only be cured by. such remedies as will enter into the blood, and circulate with it, through every portion of the body, for only by this means can tbs remedy be brought into immediate contact witb the disease; and to attain Ulis desirable end, no preparation has ever been so uniformly successful as Dr. JAYNE’S .AL'TER.lTlVE Scrofula, King’s Evil, Cancer and Cancerous Tuiiiouri, While Swellings, Enlargement of the Bones, Chronic Rheumatism and Gout, Eruptive Diseases of the Skin, old and indolent Ulcers, Goitrous Swellings of tee Throat, etc. are cured with a certainty teat has astonished every beholder. It is, besides, one of the most pleasant articles that can be taken into the stomach, operating as a tonic, anp removing dyspeptic and nervous affections and imparting a glow of animation and health uncquaUcd by any thing in the whole Materia Medicte.
For sale at the Comb Store, 107 Main street, Cincinuati. J. W. SHEPPARD,
my 19 Agent.
From tbe Philadelphia Public Ledger.
Anoxher iniporxanx cure.—a
highly respectable lady from Harrisburgh cal ed lo-dsy at our office for the purpose, she said, to express iu ibis public manner, her heartfelt gratitude to DR. JA VNE, No.8 Sou h THIRD street, fur the unpar-all d benefits she I ad received from the use of bis alternative. She statedtbst she had suffered lor several years with SCKOFUL.\, and had had the tenda ce of five physicians at different times, all of whom finally told her that they considered her disease Incnrable. She therefore determined to try the efficacy of DR. JAYNES’ ALTERNATIVE, from wbioli she found almost immediate relief, so that by tbet me she bad taken teirteen bottles she was perfectly cured, and uow enjoys better health than she has for everal years before.
For sale at the Com’) Sto-s, 107 Main street, Cincinnati. J. W. SHEPPARD,
my 18 Agent.
O the north side of Fourth near Smith street, by 151) -feet deep, with a frame house aud abundance of shrubbery, for sale for 82.7t)0.
ii.eo
25 feet by 130 on Fourth street, with a small frame house, for sale for f 2.WK).
AC80
A very genteel and pleasant residence, comprising aconveiiient and well finished brick house, with all the necessary appendages, and iot, 95 feet front by 900 feet deep, with an alley in the rear; well stocked with shrubbery and fruit trees. The property is located on the north side of Fourth, near Park street, aud the ownei being anxious to sell, would do so on favorable terms. For particulars apply to
WILLIS & BURT.
my 20 R. E. Agl's. Wain t, opp Baker st.
c
AN DEE WICK.—
SI) Bales Caudle Wick.
y20
For sale by
B. T. STONE,
18 Columbia st.
LENEON 8A'RUP.—.30 cases fresh, for sale by YOKKK. BKASHEAKS & HKV/SON.
my 25
CiOFFEE.—
t 20 sks old Government Java Coffee;
10 “ Sumatra . “
^ “ Kt.’Domingo '
Received and for sale by _my 25 YOKKE, BKASHKARS& HEWSON.
CEAREX WINE.—4 hf pipes Bordeaux Claret. Received aud for sale by my 25 YOKKE BKASHEAKS A HmVSON.
-j Q CA.SKS HANN Ac HORRAS Pure Sale-■ »» eratus. received this day and for sale by
A. G. RICHARDSON A BROS, ju2 Nos 8 and 10 Columbia St.
W er HHD8 N. O. 8UGAR,
I ^ 10Tierces Clarified
do;
SOHrisLoaf do;
19 Cases Double Refined do;
Just rec’d and for sale by T. S. DUGAN A Co„
may 12
my 4
HON
No2U£. Front 3t.
•A few bbls Mo Honey for sale JOSEPH LEACH A CO,
13 Front St.
aUEENSWARE—8 crU Queensware, aas’d; for sale low by JOSEPH LEACH A CO, m, 4 13 Front st.
REJROVAE. —Dr.T. V. Morrow has removed to Ninth Street, first door West of tbe Metho-uisi Chapel, between Race and Elin streets, where his services, in the practice ot the various departments of his prolesaioii, are respectfully tendered. His practice, as heretoluie, will be that of the Eclectic Ke-foniied school.
He will regularly attend the Medical and Surgical CfiM’yue held st the lldll of the Eclectic Medical Institute on each Saturday, between the hours of two and four P. M., prepared to examine aud prescribe, gratuitously, for such patients as may present themselves. my 14-6U1
F’ ^ÑÍiÍlTy EEOUU.—90 brls of extra IjuUity forsaleby W. L. ALDRICH,
my 3 31 Sycamore St.
Ham RAKEsTTio doz for sale by ~~
IWniM JOHN F. DAIRACO,
my 15
33 and 35 Lower Market at.
MISS. COXXON.—33bales lauding from stes-
“^®"«-'“®“*^TT’cheno^eth a CO., myl9 13 Frontal.
Feayseed.
dium, by iny 19
• -6 brls received per ateamer Me-J. S. CHKNOWETH & CO.,
13 Front s'.
Raisins.-»20U quarter boxes Kaisius, for sale ‘<7 UOBAKT ¿Í- RICHARDSON,
®___ 30 Sycamore St.
f|YO HOUSEKEEPERS.-Potat I Mashers, a X “e*t aud cuuveuieiit article, on band aud for
Sa.e by my 18
J. H. SMITH, 48 Main st, east side, bet 5th and 6ih.
^NOOPEBS XRUSS HOOPS.—Just receiv-ed trom the Factory a large aasurtmeiit ofCoop-eis I'fuss Hoops, 11) to 34 inches. For sale by
J. II. .smith, mv 18 48 Main st, east aide, bet 5lh aud 6th.
B
Respectfully, J. B. Jones A Co.
For sale at the Comb Store, 107 Main st. Ciuciunati. Jeb 11_J. W. SHPFAKD, Aoknt.
FOI.’NXAIN 8AEOON.—The aubecrtber informs his friends and the public, that he ia now picpared to furnish ice Creams, Soda and Mead, Lemonades, and Ices of all kiuds. Hot t^uffee. Cakes, Confectious, aud alt the fruits of the season, at bis SALOON, corner of Fifth and Walnut.
The FOUNTAIN SALOON. With its several apart-meuta, has been fitted up in tbe most fashtonahle aud expensive style, aud furnished witb every attention to the gratification aud comfort of those who may fe-vor him with their patronage.
Private Parties furnished on the must reasou-ableterms.
li.'T’Cakes, Candies, and Confections of all kinds, at -wholesale and retail,—and orders from dealers promptly attended to. H, V. IIOKTON.
N. S.—The Saloon will be open ou week days only.
jau 1
1 BAI.ES CANDEE WlGK...(smaV
bundles,) for sale by
ap5
A. G. RICHARDSON ^ BROS, Nos 8 and 10 Columbia at.
187
Zauesvilh
BOXES DRUGG18XS? GEASS-
re WARE,—.Just received direct from
SauesviUe.and for sale low to tbe trade by
A G. RICHARDSON, 4- BROS,
_^P ®_Noa 8 and 10 Columbia st.
Sugars, Molasses, Teas and Groceries geuec-ally.fursaleby
ap.3
A. G. RICH ARDSON A BROS, Nos 8 and 10 Columbia st.
WAGERtS PAXENX AIR XIGHX COOKING 8X0 VE.-.Tbis new and beau-tilul article is now ready for sale. The patterns have been got up at great e.xpense, ccsUug about 92000 when ready for moulding. Any person wanting a stove can have one put up, and if it is not liked, will be taken down, and tbe money refunded, without any expense to tee purchaser. Sold wholesale aud retail at No. 22 Columbia st, bet’u Main and Sycamore. gp28 JOHN LOCKWOOD.
splen-
_ ,___________o— --ueiofea
and attic, witb two strong brick kitchens and brick bath house attached.
This house is finished in tbe latest style, and in a situation which makes it desirable for a resideuce. For particulars enquire of CS J. II. SMITH,
Hard ware Store, 218 Main st, bet’n 5th and 6th sts. ap 15
For saee ax a bargain.—a
did new brick house, consisting of two stores
áNEW ARTICEE of AVaffle Irons decidedly the best article ever made for that purpose, g so constructed as to fit any hole on the top of a cooking stove, and can be turned by saying presto!— Sold wholesale and retail at No. 28, Columbia st, bet. Main aud Bycamore St. JOHN LOCKWOOD,
ap 1
WESXERN ROOX and.-SHOE 8XORE,
No. 7, Lower Market street, between Maiu and Sycamore, upper side, sign of tbe Blue Boot. The undersigned have on hand and are constantly manufacturing to order tbe following named articles:
Pine Drees Boots and Shoes of the latest fashion. Medium Double Sole Boot* and Shoes, -water-proof uppers—heavy clump, bottoms water-proof—coarse
and fine. -.ci.so-
A plain, well-made Calf-Skin Boot as low as 93.
And in addition to our own manufactured articles, n’e have a well selected stock of Boots and Shoes, such as is generally kept on a Market street, among which are the following named articles:
Men’s Calf, Kip, and coarse Boots;
Boys’ do. do;
Shoes in all their varieties. /
Also, A good and full assortment of Ladies and Children’s Boots, Shoes,- Gaiters, Holf-Gsiters, Buskins, and Slippers ofthe most substantial kinds, to the very finest dress shoe. * C. WOOD A CO.
N. B.—C. W., thankful for the very liberal patrbnage hitherto extended towards him, solicits a coutiuua-tion ofthe same, with a-n addition from his old friends and the public generally.
JQ* Don’t forget No.7, north side Lower Market st.
SEAUK H11D8.
Hhds., for sale by ap8
•40 new well seasoned .Slack GKO. F. DAVIS, Syc. st, near tha river.
JV'
style Chintz Prints, just receiv ed ami lor saia low. my 12 T. O’BUaUGHNESSY a Ct*.
OEA88E8 AND 8YRUJP—
275 brls Plantatiou Muiusdes;
21) brls S H do;
1Ü brls B HSyrup.
For sale by MESSICK, TAYLOR A WATTS, mar 5 59 Maiu st.
PURE CÍDEÍT'vIÑEGAR.—Tbe uudeT-signed manufacture aud keep constantly on hand at their warehouse ou Pearl st, between Waluut aud Viue streets, the above named article, warrauied-equal to any offered in this market. For sale iu any quantities desired by purchasers.
iuai 27__ M. A, CROOKEK A CO.
rpoip OxNlON SEXXS for sale iu quantities to suit purchasers iuk tbe Seed Store on East 5ih st. mat 23 ll.lltiXLEY
Ann U AE ON ION 8EEU. .
100 lbs large Red Union Seed;
50 lbs largs White Oiiiuu seed—rec’d direct from W catherfield, and for sale at the Seed Store Ess^Pifrh St.__[ii^r 23] H. UUXLEV,
Grade vines, ua-xxíñgs, A'C. -.tDTe
and two year old Catawba Grajie Vines and Cut-tuigs foi sale iu qualities to auit, at the Seed btoiei
(mar 23]
H. HUJlLY.
East Filth street.
CEDAR BUCKEXM AND KEEEEIC8.
SO dozen Cedar Buckets aud Keelers, pait with Covers and brass hoops, and part iiun bouiiU; a beautiful article lor families; lor sale by the
BUCKET FACTORY CO.. corner of 3d st and Mraiiii Canal, mar 29 or W URCKSIER <Si CO.
CRAUKEINGS, HOOFS AND UOBN8.
Cash paid for Cracklings, Hools aud Horns, at Piussiate Potash Factory, or
G. II. BATES A CO., may 5 Corner Main and Front sts.
eref HHDS. N. O. SUGAR;
30 brls N. O. Molasses;
AUON.—15000 tbs Clear Sides; lUUO-'lbs Hams;
5000 lbs Shuuldera.
Forsaleby GEO, F. DAVIS,
my 18_Sycamore st. nefo' Front
Sundries.—
400 bags Rio Coffee (part prime;)
25 bags Laguayra do;
150 libus N. U. Bugar;
«00 biis N. O. Molasses (cypress brls;)
25 hall bris S. H. do;
150 bxs White Havana Sugar (part prime;)
100 brls Brazil do (white;)
100 brls N. O. Loaf Sugar, ass’d Nos;
50 half chests Gunpowder Tea;
SO do do Imperial do;
50 do do Young Hyson do;
150 catty bxs Imp., Gunpowder and Y. H. Tea;
Landing aud in store, and lui sal* low by
JUilN SWASEY A CO., I iny 8 my 18 22 and 25 Sycamore st.
Dr. COX’S Celebrated Compound Dandelion Anti Diapeptic PILLS. Tbe great deaideratuin, wuat every person wauls, especially at this season, when the sudden trausitiuna from heat to cold cause , so much deruiigcinenl ofthe whole syatrni, and wliei^
Ihc blood ia impure and vitiated, a Cathartic Medicine which, by its specific action upon the stomach, liver, bowels, aud kidneys, should strengthen, purify and invigorate the whule syateni, without the debilitating elfecis produced by violent purgatives. For this purpose Dr. Cox’s .\iiti Dys(>eplic Dandelion Pills are undoubtedly the best iiiediciiie ever discovered, and they are warranted in every instance, or the mouey
refunded. Another supply just rec’d. _
A.L.KCOVILL A CO., [ iiiy li my 16 corner 5tb and Kacest.
lUU bxs 5’s, 7’s and I2’s Mo. and Ky. Tobacco; 20 brls Csrolius Tar;
30l)U lbs Cotton Yarn;
3500 lbs Candle Wick;
500 lbs Carjiet (7hain;
50 doz Painted Buckets;
Glass, ase’d from 8xU) to 12x16;
GÜU kegs warranted Juniata Nails; ibOO bdik Straw W'rappiiig Paper, Crown, D.iu-ble Crowu and Meuiuni;
Sou kegs pure and No. i White Lead; luu bxs Summer Ca:idles;
100 bxs Soap, Nos. 1 and”;
1490 brLs No. i Kauawba Salt, for sale in Store or for delivery;
50 brls Co|>peras and Alum;
indigo. Madder, Ac;
50 bris Mackerel and Baltimore Shad;
Coffee, 'Tea, E®Pl>m'< Ac;
1000 bxs Half i-paniah aud Commuu Cigars;
> 250 bxs Druggists Glassware;
100 doz Bed Cords;
50 gross Blacking;
15 brls Loaf Sugar;
1100 brls warranted pure Cider Vinegar;
I aO bxs Fox’s Starch;
Rice, Ginger, Rosin, Ac.
For sale low by
A. G. RICHARDSON A BROS., ray 24 Nos. 8 and 10 Columbia st.
Bacou, from St.
NEW SERIES-NO 157
BRANDIEN.— ^
f hJ pipes Hennessy Brown Brandy-5 •• Chaiiipaigiia do
“ La Fayette ** Maglory J. J. Dupey A. Beiguelt Otaia
Pinet Castillion
do;
do;
do;
do;
do;
do;
do;
For aale by SOUTHGATE, HAWl HORN A CO. -'"7 _ 94 t-oiumbia at.
á 1 tN.—
vir 5 pip,
pipe» Wan Gin;
For sale by
my 21
-^HINKY.-
Hoae Gin;
Fish Gin;
Pine Apple;
BOUTHOATK, HAWTHORN A CO.
24<Mluiiibiaal
M bria old Bourbon Whisky;
, ~ Monoiigahela do:
Forsale by BOU'THGA'iE, HAWTHORN A CO 21 84 Columbia ot.
MADERIA YVINEN.—
JO South Bide Maderia Wine;
15 “ St)
Calcutta Sicily
Various Brands
do
do
do
do;
do;
dt
.«■■oua niBiiua uo do;
For sale by KOUTJ1ÜATE, HAWTHORN A CO, iny 91 ■__S4 Cidumbia at.
8UERÍTY \%1Ñ Í2ftí7—
5qr casks Lobo Pale Sherry Wine;
5 “ “ Harmony do do;
10 “ •• Glbrslter do do;
4 “ “ Porez A Bro do do;
10 “ “ Various Brands;
For aale by SOUTHGATE, HAWTHORN CO. my 21 ^ .84 Columbia at.
PORX WINEIS.—
10 qr casks Burgundy Port Wine;
H) “ Durand Sweet do;
5 “ “ Old Pure Juice do;
Ore .1 » Various Brands do:
For sale by 8CUTHGATEf«A WTHORN A CO, my 21 _94 Cotumbia at.
Maeaga wines.—
15 qr caaks Sweet Malaga Wine;
10 ” ” Dry do do;
For sale by SOUTHGATE,HAWTHORN 9- CO. my 21__24 Columbia st.
large three story brick Tene-^ ment ou Walnut between 13th and 141U atreets. puiii for a carnage or chair manufactory. ALSO—A large 2 story bnck Blacksinilh Shop iu rear with 4 Forges complete. Appl^*- f m .ear wiin 4
my 91
SOUTHGATE, HAWTHORN A CO;
__24 Columbia at.
Brooms.—M) Uoz shaker; lOO doz common.— For sale by T. S. DUGAN A CO.,
*"7^* 20 East Front St.
1.000
Gba&eis by my 17
WRADDINR ^■*DER for aale in lota to suit nur-A. G. RICHARDSON 4"-BROS. ___^u« 8 and 10 Columbia St.
OiC B®XE8 GOUED’8 No 1 Sweetened I IndkB Lifiup Tobacco, rec’d and for sale by «.viv A. G. RICHARDSON A BKO.S,
_my 17 Nos8 and 10 Columbia at.
Lot at tbe very low price r ot 9'00, oil terms, ou the éorner ol lluclia and Burgoyne aireeta, 48 feet by 50 feet. ^
Enquire of BKDIENT A GREEN,
my 21
opposite Post Office.
SAEE—Noa. 49 ami Ml. each W i*l®“ ^ Street, shove i,ih stieet, is Ctecinuiu.*^ "* •«‘Miivisiou of the cuy ef
«‘Pba^y 90 feel on Canal at vision * *“ ****^ sUeet, in tame aubdi!
th’i I’7®P«rty will be sold low for cash, or o«
fi^G I credit; or exchanged at a
natl Xoni» ‘"'i’^oved properly in the city ol Cincia-nati. Apply to M. J. BLAIR A CO..
my 12
19 Broadway.
TO GARDENERS AND CUEXIVA-XOU8 OF XHE GRAPE—ANIMAL CuaL.—AuimaT*Coal obtaiued In the manufactuunff of Prussiale Potash is very highly i^rized by the *9sr-deiiera of Europe, and is uow used in tbe Kasterm States, where it con be obtained, in preference to any other article.
lacbig, the celebrated German Cbemlot, psiticulorlT recommends it in tbe cultivation ofthe grape.
It is put up in barrels, at 91,85 each—one barrel la sufficient for an acre of ground. For sale by
GEO. H. BATES A CO..
At the Prussiste Potash Factory ot corner of Main and Front.____^msy i^
WE UAN PU KCHA8E a few thousand dol-iarsGood Mortgages at a moderate discouut.
BEDIKNT A GREEN, mar 33 3d at, opp. Post Office.
^12,000 XO EENOy in sums of 92,1)90 and up. towards, on bond and luortgage of Real Estate in the city. BKDiKNT A GREEN,
_mar 23 3d st. opp. Post Ollice.
‘‘^ANXON NIAXXING.»»—50 rolls4-4 Ca^ ton Shaw Matting just rec’d and for b.ile low by HUBAKT A RICHARDSON,
mar23 aUBycaniuie st.
‘ ‘ A EICANXE^ IttAXXS.—.’mTTo’z^i “AU-
cante” Matte, of suitable sites for carnages -• or Lut,r Malts for sale by
HOBART A KICHAKDSUN, mar 23 30 Sycamore st.
R A NGESnrN D EÉ HÍTnS.-ÍIH) bxs Sicl ly Oranges and Lemons for sale by
JOHN KWABET a Co.,
22and 8u bye. at.
VENI80N HANtS—4000 ibs of my curing,on hand, part ready lor delivery. ,
mar 17 GKO. F. DAVIS.
H nor 8AEE.—a brick warehouse ou CsusL
8* near Maiu st. xcso-—
A 3 siuiy brick dweiliug houne, witb large lot, on Race at, ucsr the Corpuiai.iuu Hue.
ALSO-
17 acres choice i»t«I7>'Uhiii 3 miles of town, one good aoad, suitable loj^ardeuing purposes.
For luiUier psrlicuiiais. appiy lo
\v iLLi.s A BUR'T, .tgents. my 2 .J- Waluut.opposite Baker .-«t.
ANXNÍD IMNIEDIAXEEY.—Tfu or
welme Milliucis and a number ot Dies:? Make, s', lhat aie| thoroughly acquaiuted* with the busi A .. .. sjiuicuuces to leaiu bote the
MlbbE.b BA lit D,
3b East ^uitb at.
EARGE R04>K8 FOR RE.NX ON MAIN SXREE A.—We will Ecnl ii. tut new OuilUiug uccupi.M by us on Mam aueet, two Luge Kuunis, being the euliie sizs ol the hunst. Auiiauie lor uii extensive husinuss eslubUaliineul.
REEvE.b, VI UODRLFF A TREVOR,
139 .Main St.
ue»». Aibo above ti'aues, apply lo up 5
mar .3
Bacon.—20 casks assorted
Louis, fur sale low by
HOBART A RICHARDSON, _ 39 Sycamore st
QA BkS DRUGGISX8 GEA88 WARE,
04 that has been suuk, but not otherwise damag-eii, leceived aud will be sold lower lUau regulai' pii-ces, by A. C. RICHAKD.SON if BROS,
may 12
Nos 8 and 10 Cslunibia st.
PEACH BRANDY.—Tennessee Peach Bran dy, in tierces and barrels, for sale by
LTTTLE A ENGS, 57 Main street.
B
RAND1E8.»
5 hfiiijies Otard. Dupuy A Cc. Cognac;
■' '*•' Surzerac 1?(>8 do;
do 1892 do;
Maglory do;
Leger Kreres do:
Godard, itkiO, Cbampaigne;
Alex. Scigiiette Coguac;
JOHN T. FOOTE A CO,
34 Columbia st.
5
3 di 5 di 19 d< 5 d< 12 d< For Sale by lay 14
LOUI8V1EEE CEMENX—ICO brls Louis villo Cement, just received and for sale by
m.vr.>-;h a CO, my 12 corner 4lli and Sycamore._
New YORit CEMENX—."di brls New York Cement, just received end forsale by
.MAKSIJ A CO, • my 12 corner 4th and Sycamore.
IttlTINVIEl.E EIME.—:iO« brls l,oulsviUe A Lime just received aud for sale by
M.tKSHACO, my 3_ cor, of 4tli and Sycamore sts.
WRAPPING PAPER.—3,000 rms Crown. Double Crowu, Medium and Double Medium W lapping P. per, ou baud aud fur sale low by NiXuN A CO.,
Paper Manufacturers, _“7 19_corner Pearl aud Walnut sts.
~t digs EE AD, (Galena) received and for
X I sale by A. G. KtCHAKDSON Ai BKUS,
____________^ Nos 8 and 19 Columbia st.
EA8X INRI A PAEE NHEIIU Y AVINE.
20 kegs Pale Sherry Wine, imported from .Ma uiiia, coiiUiniug U gallons each, a light, delicate w iuc, rsceived per steamer America, (or sale by LTTTLF A KNGS,
“7 17 57 Maiu street.
Also—“Animonllllado” aud MansauiUa Pale Sherry Wines, ill quantities to suit.
EA8Si.-«^ bxs 8X19:
VJI" 29 ’• JliAiz;
49 “ 19X14;
For sale by MKSsiC E, TAYLOR A WATl s,
mar le _ No.4*Jdaiu »u_
RIUE.—in Tierces, lor sale by mar id '1. S. DUGAN A Co.
. »140 W GEOBEB...A large assui inicitt o Druggiet’s Show Globes, just receiveu and lor by U. ABDBlCri, Agant,
mai 11 114 >i«iu St.
rilEAS.—399pkgs G. P.. Imp. andV. H. iu half M cheste and catties, lor sale by .u«r to T. s. DUGAN A CO.
RUWEAND’8 saws.—
3 cases Kuwikuu’s cut saws, ass'd, 4 to 7 ft;
2 do do Mm do do 6 lo 7 It;
Just rec’d and lui sale by J. H. SM11II,
'tool .stole, 81d .’Vtaiu at., cast side, bel'n Mb aun mli. my 2<i
B
ROOMS, BUUOMS.a.
999 diiz Bi'uuuis, every style; ^ doz fancy handle W biaks;
ap 10 ";-’.iña.'Ja 30 baskets L or-
i^lHAntDAGHB ^ Vleurde brand-.
my 7 ■ - ' ■
AEFACA». jjude Lnatre*:
t®tr*B*i“a‘ck ““Id-A-C-JO-NE
for sale by
roy -9
Coffee and pepper—
luuhgs Prime Ri« couoe; ,
UWbga dn forrcoatiag,
184 hga prime Havana do:
35 v>ga pniue bi. Domingo do; iobga Pcppet. . , ,
“'“■“■WKKríiS'sHL'ÍÜB a
n'y ® - ___ -
S yiung ml" with .mall c.pii.U of 9190 to «oc-) to fco into business.
pel sons 111 business wishiwf to
Vr. L. Al.DRICM,
31 Sycnniore xt.
L01ÍI8V1EEE ElNtE.—409 bhla iust rec’d. Forsaleby W.L. ALDRICH,
my 17 _ 3J Sycamore at.
a vOFFEE ,—30 sacks Prlmcjiio, lor sale by
Kf
my li _
QXF.Ak’AtiX'S SUOXt'H in quarts
k3 and piiits, received per steamer America, aud for aale by LI ITLE A ENOS,
my 17 .">? Main st.
C'lA’ IFOUNIA PEAIUN... 1 case suiHi'ior / California Plaids, for sale by
J. D. A C. JONK.s, iny 17 19 Pearl st.
ell out tbeir inter
Vtthe*Keal“t“urte''nd
__“*7 ^ _ BRYANT A COYLE.
I^Wr-*^‘*'ED —A clerk for a Store; als.i waiueO V *. .« )9U)ig man with ironi 98Uo toS59U c..ah tu ass.at III a light and pleasant bu^ee. ’
• ‘'*7 agenta; apply at tee .4 . ncy n. * "®*¡ •'"> -huy young mim w iih
or without caj.iial wishing to obtain siiuati.o, niuy be soiled by calliug and giving . .boil zuc..,,. .a U.e
UltlCO*
'“> « . __BKVANTA t UYLK.
-P'GUK AND EAHR.—
X 214» Bbls Mesa Pork;
199 do No. I l.ani;
499 Kegs No. I l»iid:
^ do JUftiid;
n.”.r*tt* 1‘HIPPS.
cor9tband Lroa.lw.ty.
1 HA AUKEHEE, catch
X vf Vf Ing of 1846, large aize. for s»le by
5(100
Fur s<> le uy my 21
Iba Colton Yarn;
5 btls Lump Soap;
_ ^SI'l
■
RIGMAN A SON,
19 east Front St.
my 15
JOHN F. DAIK A CO, 33 and 3,"i Isiwer Market gt.
jpUR8AEE —
19 blit .Maple Sugar;
10 ” Linaeúd t)il;
2 “ Suew’a aiiiM iior Roaln Varnish;
.sprig.man a son,
19 east Front near l.iidle
SD.dNISH ifflOM8,»>ru balea.'■'panisli .Moss, for inleby HOBART 4* RICHARDSON,
inyH
100
my 8
100
m> 8
39 SycHinoie st.
HAG8 NOFX NIIFEl.ED AE-itlONRS, forsaleby
IIUBAKT A RICHARDSON.
Ml Sycamore at.
DX8 CI.AREX WU^F, foraaleby
HOBART A RlCH.tRDSOK,
•.Ml Sycamera at.
^■NORNi.—185 sacks for sale by
Vv «I’so MtwxiA F8®rm.
nA VAN A SUGAR,—7-1 brlabrlgbt yellow. In sture and lor sale by
MK.SSICK T.IYLOH A WAITS, i,iyC4 NoSU.Maiuat.
ÍE3ION.S.—50 Boxes Lemons juat received and J tor sale by MAHMI A CO,
toy ____Cor 4th and .'sycamore sw.
vsi ' i II AUÍEDÍNíG E4»X for 8AEE on Sixth at,
. I continued east of Miami Canal, lu Claik WiUl-
*7 * ainasubdivisioii, Applv to *
VUKKE, BKASHKAHSct HEWSON.
No. 39 .Main at.
GROCF.UIEN per I,.A’Fe a KRt V ai.k.
IIHI hhda N. U. Sugar;
75 brls (ass’d. Nos.) l.oaf Sugar; lIle.ascB Double Refined do;
19 tcs Clarified do;
?t'9 haga Rio I'offee; >■
39ii lirls Plantation Moteases;
2.'iiiia8. 11. do;
ron pkga Freah Teas;
299 pkga Mackaral. Noa. ».< *,«'• 3: .
Per sala My I' 8. Dl G.4.N * t O.,
Fer s^ai. ey , ^
HA.n».—II caska Hams, for aale by iiiarll Jus, LKAcH A Co,
M*''
iwVv i'“**7te etreei, between Sycamore an
soitnirht of Millinery Gooda, conaiatinc straw B.mm-is, i„u,t styles, alt pri rietich Shnired .'>iih Honiieta:
;d
Sycamore and ud apieiidid as* ol prices;
---------re,. Honiiets;
liiljtenal Chi,, q^,.
Kleg.xnl Bvsoitinenl ofrich Parte Ribbon»;
A great variety ol FiencU Klowera;
Bridul and Party Wreaths; liluaiun l,acek,
Ciaj»es, ol sit colors, Ac. my t4
C3 -----
I'AHX POItXEK BOXXI.EN.-ri rst ra ceived 85gioaa Quart Porter BotlU s; ioi saU by _ U. At DKU ll. A ■ ; 1. marSff l':4 Ma I rei.
SI»G.\RN.—19 Brls I’hii’a, donhle rePd L .sugar;
.1 hiis l’biladel|dii« I lusbcd «.o
5 ” do ¡.roun.l
a
B For sale by SUl i llG'ATh, HAWmoK.N A CO.. ap >.l _ 24 I ,. -.11 ..
’ U4R» drums treah Siny rna Kiga;
59 fraila UalM. For sal.- by
JNU.SVVASKY A CO ap 13 82 and 85 ky c.anioie St.
sale by ap 1.1
SOU! IIGATE. L'AWTIIUK.N ó «4 Colnn.
St
BRI.S’nUicM .LND IMlunU BFUF. 19 csaka ShMld«fii and Hams, Haci n. Per aatal.y A. «. KICHAHDSOH B*iu6,
my 8® Nna6siidH>®oluiHHaMraei.
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