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The Sunday Press.
The Daily Pwtss to-morrow will be of Hie 4
etc of the Weekly, la order to roako room
for the advertisements which havo been
crowdirg upon onr space, without encroach
ing on literary and editorial mutter. Oar
friends will oblige us by serdin? in their
advertisements as early as poE?ible to-day, as
the crowd of new advertisements on Satur
day night often drives the paper to the very
verge of the Sabbath, before it goes to press.
Fort Moultrie the Government Arms.
The report telegraphed here yesterday,
from the correspondence of the New York
Time, stating that the President has ordered
Capt Anderson to surrender Fort Moultrie,
if attacked, and that Capt. Anderson hid
delivered up a large quantity of arms which
bad been removed from the Arsenal to the
Fort, on dtmnnd of the Charleston people,
does not, in the latter particular, agree with
the circumstances ns previously stated.
It was stated several weeks ago thaan
attempt was tfcade by the officers Jof the Ar
senal to remove the arms to the Tort for se
curity, which was prevented by the citizens;
and that then the Arsenal w.'.s piuced under
the protection of the Charleston Light In
fantry : that is, they were virtually surren
dered. Therefore, if this was true, Captain
Anderson can not have delivered up any
arms from the Fort, unless they were the
armament of the Tort itself, and this is not
prsbabie.
As to the instructions to surrender if at
tacked, they are not inconsistent with the
President's whole course, and may be true.
Having refused to send rc-enforcouicnts to
muke a garrison ade juatc to protect the
Fort, be could do no less than instruct the
Commandant to surrender it when threat
ened with force. They who consider for a
moment the extent of such fortifications,
must see that Capt. Anderson's command of
sixty or seventy men is not more thau suffi
cient to mount guard; and if a surprise was
expected, would be worn out by guard duty
a1 one in a few days.
The question whether the South Carolini
ans could take the Fort, is only a question
whether they will try, and if they have ordi
nary courage. It is utterly impossible for
that number of men to protect an extensive
fortification from assault. The refusal to
garrison the Fort was a surrender of it. Hav
ing done that, it was the duty of the Presi
dent to provide for the safety of the men.
Vot to do this would be a treacherous sacri
fice of heir lives.
The spectacle is a disgraceful one to the
nation, and most mortifying to the party
that placed such a President in power. The
only charitable solution of the affair is that
the excitement has overthrown the Presi
dent's wits. Unless his acts can be ex
plained by that, the disgraceful fact will
Lave to be acknowledged that we have open
treachery in the head of the Government.
Compromise.
The proposition of a compromise-line, di
viding the territory between froedom and
slavery, seemed to receive considerable fa
vor at the Union meeting, Wednesday, ilr.
J. Scott Harrison was di-cidedly in favor of
this remedy. But a little while ago we saw
in a lift of Southern wrongs, in a Demo
cratic paper of this city, the Missouri Compromise-line
included. It would be curious
to find that the hair of 1'ie same dog would
cure the same bite.
Some new territorial policy is certainly
required, for ours is a total failure. The
Government of the smartest people on earth,
and whose capability for self-government is
the envy of the old world, and causes the
tyrants of Europe to gnaw themselves with
jealousy, has established a stale of hostility
between itself aid its Territories. To emi
grate to a Territory now, is regarded as an
act of hostility to the Government. An
bonest, bard-fisted Democrat goes from Ohio,
Indiana, or any of the Western States, to
Kansas, and straightway he is, in the eyes
of the Government, metamorphosed into
New England Emigrant Aid Abolitionist,
for whom hanging is only too gqod.
At a time like this, when the utmost cau
tion is required to avoid exasperating the
South, it would not be consistent with the
conservatism of the Pbkss to throw a fresh
firebrand into the conflagration, by claiming
that Republicans who emigrate to the Terri
tories sbou'd not be summarily executed.
But when good Democrats, such us have in
variably composed the majority of the emi
gration to the new Territories, are made into
enemies by their own Administration,
merely for making pioneers of themselves,
we can not call it a triumphant territorial
polii.
We have all observed what a source of
gratification the Kansas famine has been to
the Democratic beart, although it is proba
ble that D ore Democratic bowels than any
other have been pinched by it. Fasting is
regarded as a beneficial discipline for sinners
who will emigrate into a Territory; and to
urge measures of relief, is regarded as quite
incendiary; and If done from the pulpit,
would bring it under the classification of
"degraded pulpit," which at the Union
meeting brought di.rn such nnited applause,
ai Hell from d'gni'aries of the church, as
from those whoco knowledge of the pulpit
must be intuitive, if they have any. .
Borne change is required in our territorial
policy. It is not much matter about the
people of the Territories. But our reputa
tion for capacity for self-government is
danger. Some policy should be devised
which a Denucrat may emigrate to the Ter
ritories without losing all rights that white
men are bound to respect. Whether the
restoration of the Missouri Compromise will
do this is a question. Probably if it should
be established, a Northern emigrant who
went over the line would be thought worthy
of the reception which they give our citi
leui now in the South, and which the man
agers of the Union-meeting seem to have
regarded as quite satisfactory, and
worthy of mention.
But the pertinent and forcible Inquiry
Mr. Groetbcck, on the subject of Comoro-
. mitef "What confidence can be placed
any new compromises when we have vio
btted kith in thuee we have made?'
only revived a melancholy recollection
the former fate of the Missouri Compromise,
but intimate! a resistance to a renewal
,, broken faith, from a party which could pre
vent such settltinent, If U should oppue
No False Issues for Saving the Union.
To divert the labor of Union-saving to
false issues, will only spend it in vaia.
South Carolina has no complaints of viola
tions of the Fugitive-slave Law, nor of
personal-liberty laws. These excuses have
been offered her by her allies in the Northi
but she has honesty enough to disown them.
She declared that the election of Lincoln is
only the occasion for secession, but that she
secedes because she hates the Union on gen
eral principles.
Swift witnesses have told the South that
fifteen Northern States have personal-liberty
laws nellifying the Fugitive-slave law. The
South only uses it as justification for what
the cotton States had before determined on.
All she cares for it is to say, "you nullified
first."
Nobody pretends that the personal-liberty
laws have tvA obstructed the Fugitive-slave
Law in tho least. Nor could thoy. If they
were in conflict with the fugitivo law, the
United States courts would declare them
void. That the courts never have done this
shows that they never obstructed the fugi
tive law.
It is possible that one or two of the laws
that are thus classified, intended to obstruct
the execution of the fugitive law; regarding
the manner in which that violated legal
principles as a justification. But nearly all
of them were intended only to protect free
men.
What if there are such laws ? Would any
sane man propose, as a concession to the
Sontli, that the Constitution be amended so
as to prohibit them. Would any Southern
man be so shallow as to regard this as a con
cession? If the laws conflict with the laws
of Congress they are null, and the courts
will so declare them when they come in the
way. Would the South abandon this prompt
and adequate remedy, and establish the prin
ciple tbat when a State passes an unconstitu
tional net, the Constitution has got to be
amended in order to put it down? How
Southern fanatics would sacrifice their own
rights and their constitutional protection if
they bad their own way. There is no
obstruction to theexecution of the Fugitive
slave Law in the North. The Constitution
is a complete protection against any. Any
change which could be made in it in that re
spect, would only weaken .the protection it
now provides.
OfB wonderful national progress is sup
posed to astonish the world; but it is doubt
ful if we are not excelling ourselves in the
spectacle we now present to an Admiring
universe. We have the peoplo of a State in
the attitude of open rebellion against the
Government, and organizing for forcible
resistance ; ndthe United States Arsenal in
the possession of the rebels, by the consent
of the President, after they had resisted the
removal of the arms to a place of security.
The United States forts, without any ade
quate garrison, are threatened by the rebels.
The commandant has called upon the Presi
dent for re-enforcements, and he has refused
them. The most respectable membor of bis
Cabinet has resigned because the President
has refused to provide for the defense of tho
Government forts against rebellion. His
place is at once filled by an Attorney-Gen
eral, who lias just made himself notorious
by a quibbling opinion against the right of
the Government to suppress rebellion.
An open sympathiser with treason has
been permitted to hold a place in tho Cabi
net, and derange the finances of his own
Uovernmcnt, wnne ne waspiouing reoetuon
nptainst it. The President is openly nego
tiating with the reoels, ana virtually prom
ising them impunity during his Administra
tion, and leaving the Federal forts unpro
tected, as a condition that no overt act shall
be committed during his term of office.
Certainly, this is enough to astonish Eu
rope. It will find that the model Republic
is as rapid in its decline as in its rise. Where
they call things by their real names, they
will probably say that we have treason es
tablished in the Administration, and a traitor
for President.
li OMK INTKKKaT.
V Clothing renovated ul repair!, 59 1. Third,
v A. A. Itstkb, Clock, W atone, and Jewelry,
He. Hi and i71 Central-avenue.
John Hunt and tu Holidays.-Families
making preparations fur the Holiday 1, are notified
that Joim Hi NT, 504 Ceiitral-av., Is prepared to fur
bish niinre-meat ofaquality unequaled In tho world,
fur the Holiday!. He has just received a supply of
venison and beef- tongue, which ho intends to make
mince-meat of, to suit the people. Look out fur
John" during the coming week, dols-f
Wedding and Visiting Cards,
niraVed and Printed, 81 aisand Presses; Da La Bn
buuouory aua iuTeiones. .
(SucceMOrato II. H. Shipley ft Bro.,)
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DODD It CO. have a large stock of FINK FURS
fur Ladles, Uissbsaod Child run, suitable fir Holi
day Cifls, which they feel disposed to ie!l at ex
tremely low prices
IJODD c CO.,
d-22 0 144 Maiu-st., below Fourth.
I HtH:il sir TUB ii i r. .1 I
Walnut hills. The Uixht Rur. 1IISI10P
UabKI.L will preach In this Church on Huaday
ettMrijoon IDeceiuber 23). Dhine Herrice at throe
o'chtck.
B3;
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WkriT l ornur of B;iv tiiii.r tiati VilidlttV-
i rs-tM KfV n. M IlAMK. II&VIMlf F''tUFQtMli Will Ol-
firihte reniilarly on the Liml'd-lay at tho above
Disc All prnonii, eawtctallj thone ooonectM with,
e.r an itlli FAnt in filial brilUCD UI tti LfhUfCh.
at In thift nilenHtn. O'l-o'
IT ATTRMION, WAYNE CNTI-
aj kjlr i alsi-ivu are nttrcny nomiea
to attend a itLrfrjal nteftintfuf tho V.mp.iur at
y.mr armory 'J I1I4 tStttuiUar) K V KN 1 S U, Ue
cuiber Xt, at ieveii o'clixk. 1 onler of
K. BOYD, CaptaiD.
Wm. OAfikixi.. O. . .
df j2 a iTimmcopy bd4 ch PrHH.i
-- a.THE TE.MPI.B OF TUB NEW
JC35. Jruittl(Mii H;hurch, ou L(miworth st.t
)...lM . n Hacd and F.lm, U open to all for Divine
Wurrhip, every buoday, at II Vloca,A. M. and
1 P. 11 Tin. iiiktli I.e-iui-e la the runrs.-. on 4i.-i.-
is lleoloky rikI Man," will be deliver! T(i-MOU-ROW
IlVICNINU. Hsecial suujoct: "The Fillh
Day of Creation. eVau free. a
aw f.lsfH AND VIliK INMI'ItANrR
aOf limy beeflcled at low rates, cnuplt-d with
r ifn t security, nt the Aaencv of Hie O KRM AN
IS a) AM) HBK INHL'KaNt'K CilMFA N I ICS
New York City. '.'HAH. HKKMBMN, Ag-nt,
IJSThiid-st., Ohio Valley Dana uuuaiug. umt-ii
i.O. F. NOTICE TIIKalE VV'IIL
heap iM-lipae or Asl raea on nwr iweuiy-
rucrTrrevc.lullf.n. tw" Heliocentric, in" houih.
A il -lui..i. rM m mu imI tA revolve, and to take
arivatiiii'H of the iiLUn-ri'uiiof SaHTiles and eioo.
tii n of ottliiTS. uy oruer, w. u. u. w. .
H. 1) K. R. of V. de2l-b
H-SahT. PATRICK'
U. (!. H. HO.
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mvtt I -1 h niMHilMira of the above
i .tin .r. miM iiirmi i. iu arriwi. are uvn-vw
l ililted to mui t iti the bawnient of the Cathtdrai,
.I khlV Bl h:NI'a f-f.eiulMr 23. at four O clock.
--.a . un.- nlh.ri. iiui the H ifltv will
B-tiin in coniofiuiu wnu iup -.vuu.
ai tide taelvaul tbrirouutltiith
di-2l-b Wat. UKDHKUAN, Hecretory.
BiLDNKss O II K li U.-yOU.
.,rth. WIIDK'H HAIR KKHTtlUA-
llV' t is l
n iv u .nl.iMilv the bent areaaratlun Mow
use fur realorlUM hir on bald beads, obaugiug
balr to lis orlgiual ool ir, aud, as a cuaiuetie
r.. mmiilM It la ful takioa the el-.ee of other
-preaaralloua. i. toilet aow a-day. la eusapleM
CAUTION. Beware of worthies. Imitations,
several are already in the aiarkel, callMl by dirhtr
enl naKt-a. la uoue aulaas ll words " rrvlmwf
W-d Hair Hoatoraliva, ltoput. Ml. Loum,
and Mew Yott," are blown in the bottU. rV.la
11 a..i-i- - -.jl -uu-.i..a Aalra 1 aino
all tWicr aud tolUi gtwde sWleis la the tuii4
Biaie.au Msvaua. miiii
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Now Winter Style.
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An eleffant vmt SILK HVT, adar-tod to tho
Winter Style of drew, juat introduced If
DODD & CO.,
Ilattern and Furriers,
de21o 144 MAIM STREET.
Y. 51, H. LIBRARY ASSOCIATION.
BEGULAB OrrOSIIION TICKET
FO II 1801.
SJ1E3IP1CNT,
CH ABLEST!. KILGOl'B, of Culbcrtson, Kllgour
A Co.;
TieiS-PtKSlDEVT,
J. J. McDOWKLL, with Commercial Bank;
CORBKSPOKDINO SECRETARY,
Wsl. L. MALLOBY, of Bicker, Mnllory A Co.;
RECORDING! SECRETARY,
H. A. GLASSFOBD, Insurance Agent, Front-strcot.
TREABURKR,
BOBEItT BBOWN, Ja., witn Robert Brown;
DIRECTORS,
OIIAItLFB FPWABD 1II"KS, Merchant, Main-lit.;
AP0LP11 Wool), of Adolph Wood A Co ;
I'KMlSllN MITCHELL, with A. D. Bullock A Co.;
M. 11. M OO B K, with Bohert ilonen A Co.;
OKU. A. MIDDLEIOX, with M. . Beeves A Co.
The nndcrsigned Committee, elected to nominate
officers for the Y. M. M. Mhrarr Association fur the
coming year, respectfully submit the above ticket.
, JOHN W. HAHTWELL,
J J. BKIKKy,
OROIKIK U. WOLFF,
JASIK.S H. LAWS,
VM. 8. FOSTER,
11KXJ. EVANS,
de21-tt C. W. BO W LAND.
HOLIDAY r RESENTS!
CONSISTING OF
COID AND SILVER
WATCHES,
DIAMONDS,
JEWELRY,
Silver and Plated Ware,
Of all VARIETIES and PRICES, and entirely new.
All persons wishing to purchase Holiday Presents
will please call and examine my stock, as I am sell
ing at prices corresponding with the perilous time).
CILAS. OWEN,
If. W. CORNER FOURTH AND MAIN-STS., CIN. 0.
ur Don't mistake the corner. deia.l
Holiday Books,
Juvenile Books,
Toy Books, .
Annuals,
Albums,
FANCY STATIONERY,
AND OTHER ARTICLES, I
SUITABLE FOR GIFTS!
FOB SALE BT
C. A. PARTRIDGE,
I NO. 107 MAIX-STItKET.
SCOTCH AND IRISH WHISKIES.
J09 VINE-STREET,
Opposite National Hall.
K-riaSCOTOIT
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KIX3, ot the cnuiccet urnan.
DAWSON AND MITCHELL'S,
HARVEY'S HIGHLAND MALT,
GLENLIVAT, AND
Vl'SHUILL'S IRISH WHISKY.
If tMiwinf a bottle or ffullon of good Scotch.
Irish or Bourbon Whisky to li ve in your limine f ir
bHADKS," as all their Liquors are cut up, uu lcr
their own euperrision ; are KarratU'd imia, nni
vital theiiar rvpreMnted to lie. deft
Christmas O-ifts !
LADIES' TORSI
TIlFTiR ARK NO CHRISTM(I
PBKSENTS more hlnlily pri.od by Ladies
iiurt Minneti than a lianlsotne Bet or rn ita.
We have a lane assortment of very choice and
superior
SABLE, MINX, MARTIN. SIBERIAN SQUIRREL,
And other FUB8, all elegautly made up, which wa
are Belling
At Prices to Suit the Times.
O. B. CAMP & CO.,
Mo. 93 West Third-street,
ddg.m Opposite Burnet lloune.
Ladies' Furs.
WnlanlDlii1 llV IntA ItlirrhlUiefl. OUr StOCK Of LA
WKS' KWliHIs the largest and niot complete ever
exhibited In ;lnciniati. A large ponion o. inniu
t.... lAnuki f!.r ruiicltiM. the i;iimtnencmirit
or the panic, at such prices as enable us J.i offrr
(iKKATItll BAROMNH than ever before. No lady
m.w 11 u itlimit a Mt of Furs, our Drices bing
such aa to place them wilhin the reach of all. J"t"
or tieparate pieces 01 naii.r., nuiii tu nanmn.
MIHKV8IBEKIAN SILlRRfeL, FITOH, and all
ortier dceirabl. FOBS. AU Goods warrauted fresh
aiidpertcct. .
Hatter and Furrier.,
dell 140 MAIR-BTHKET.
-rSaTETTER I TKTTKKI TaTIJtall
Cl.IXTOa VAI.LFV. UllNTOK VO
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560. I
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sr, aud
DocemUirJ, 1S60.
tm BniitM Pn wva Dear Blr : 1 nave been
.n... v..,.. .i i '.ukmni in iiiiun. i .r leii-jr.
f- tl.i..or tin.. I ran vaI that dues me aor
good, lam out of it, and can uot get it. Can you
send me some) Your, truly, lu
m.i. v ..(a. ! vtr, Atil. HirIimI thin tn the world
for Teller, but it is the beat article ever made
Erinlions of the Face, and every kind ul Culaueou.
Dueaae, wherever located. lrc-pr. d ouiy uy
Perfumery and Family-meiiciue lpot,
Mc. :tH weal jrvurui-'i.
And lor .ale by Druggists generally. dt
b-i. -B-v-na-wi-a hic ki ni.r.i
BC3!k rlOl'Ik f Y.-At a p.-eial meeting of
bociolv, held In the basement of the Cathedral
TL KfiDAY EVK1SINU, the lath lu-t , the followlag
reaoiutions were fii-rwoTby Mr. at. Kvevhau,
Heaolved: Tbat the member, of the Boelety meet
.... i . . .1.. I ViL.ulrul. i.t anveu O Clock
twllh regeliai, on ineioiiowuia e-c.Mua-,
in a body to vi.it tbe Fair now held at the German
Caiholic ltitute, fur the ilenetlt of the Oroham:
Friday bveuiug. Hat; Thursday Aveuing, III
eeuived: That' the eW-retary ba requested to
-i. o.. ..n .... .nd mnuiucrl or I 11 Auaiuarr
cb-lytomeet ua at l'J;!
auted evenlnga. CH AS. lON AHAN, rrea
Wm. 1. Jaav,Becretary. dei
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LADD WEBSTER & CO.'S
Sewinr Maohlnea!
m ri nt htvlk just isscbd
awir Ilf IK-FlVa. DULltAsUs.
iBfl.
T Call aad a. Ih.sa at he) Wert fourth -a.
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KNGI.I9U TOILET SOAP3.
Low, Son A Benbow's Olycerin Soap ;
Low, Son A Benbow'a Honey Soap;
Lew, Son A Benbow's Verbena Soap;
Low, Son A Benbow'a Brown Windsor Soap; '
Low, Sun A Benbow'a White Windsor Soap ;
Low, Son A Benbow's Superior Palm Soap ;
Cleaver's Glycerin Soap !
Cleaver's Honey Soap ;
Cleaver's " Super-scented " Br. Windsor Soap ;
Chavir'e "Triple-scented " Br. Windsor Soap;
Cleaver's " Extra-scentna " Br. Windsor 8 p ;
Cleaver's "Muak-m-entcd" Br. Windsor Soap ;
Bimroel'i White Wlndior Soap;
Blmmel's Brown Windsor Soap ;
Blmniel's Windsor Soap;
Biuimel's Honey Soap.
FRENCHTOILET SOAPS.
foe Hygienkue Toilet Soaps ;
Demarson, Pettit A Co.'s Toilet Soaps ;
Mangrnet A Condi-ay's Toilet Soaps ;
Lubln's Toilet Soaps ;
PiVor'. Toilet Soaps,
AMERICAN TOILET SOAPS.
Basle's Toilet Soaps ;
Glenn's Toilet Soaps ;
Hand's Tollot Soaps ;
Wright's Toilot Soaps ;
Colftato's Toilet Soaps ;
Taylor's Toilet Soaps ;
, Hunter's Toilet Soaps ;
tlkiutun's Toilet Soaps
Lnbin's Extracts;
Maugonet A Coudray'. Extracts;
Simmers Extracts ;
. Plvcr's Extracts ;
Bailer A Co.'s Extracts ;
Baziu's Extracts ;
Glenn's Extracts ;
Bcrtheul's Extracts,
EKGLISn, FRENCH AND AMERICAN
HAIR-BRTJSHES.
English Tooth-brushts ;
English and French Nall-brushM.
ENGLISH, FRENCH AND AMERICAN PO
MADES AND COSMETICS.
French anil Bohemian Toilet-bottles, Puff-boxes,
Jewel-boxes, Odor-standB, otc.
Dressing and Hand Mirrors in groat variety.
EDWARD SCAN LAN & CO.,
DRUGGISTS,
derj-c N. E. corner of Fourth and Main-fit.
HOLIDAY1 GOODS.
RICH, RARE AND RECHERCHE
HOLIDAY ARTICLES.
Superb Display or Choice Gems of Art.
FREE EXHIBITION.
SURE, ECKSTEIN & CO.,
Tf ATE jrST OPENED A STOCK OF
JB.JL '
Imported Articles, suitable for Christmas and
New Year's Gifts, especially selactel for their own
sales, that for
TASTE, ELEGANCE AND VARIETY,
Has never before been equaled in Cincinnati. The
selections cuiuuiuv mie nuu wuiijue uc.isiu lu
Lav Ware,
Parian Marble,
Sevres China,
Alabaster and
Bohemian Ware.
AISO
BiFCiiit Porcelain Figures and Bijoutrieln endless
variety, the stock being from the nijet celebrated
manufacturers and ateliers of
ITiaLV, FRANCE, AUSTRIA, &C.
Wo ak especial sttentlon to the unusually fine as
sortment of
GENUINE LAVA-WARE VASES,
Entbrrxing'a variety of ancient and medieval de
signs, exact copies from noted works of the great
masters and foe-similes of the exhumed Yades from
llerculaneum aud Pompeii.
"This Ware is warranted Cenii.iie very
different and much more costly uiauulacture than.
tho many imitations sold uider the name.
SEVRES CHINA-WARE,
Including Toilet-seis, of new designs; Jewel-cases,
Card-receivers, Ac, comprising some of the most
beautiful productions of the celebrated French Man
ufactory, all richly ornamented In gold and diversi
fied colors.
PARIAN MARBLE VASES,
Of nnique and tarteful patterns, and models
classic elegance and beauty.
FRENCH BISCUIT WARE k BIJOUTRY,
Including a multiform variety of novel, grotesque
and fanciful Mlnlalnre Figures and tiroups,
adaptations for Jewel boxes, rings, baskets, match
and cigar-holderv, perfume caskets, card-receivers,
Ac, Ac.
LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S DRESS
ING-CASES,
In great variety. Also, cabas, Cologne decanters,
fancy perfumery, Ac.
Them articles have all been selected from
atscks at first bands, aud will be sold at leas
Broadway prices. "
Suire, Eckstein & Co.,
Morth-we.t Comer Foarth and Vlns-
.del6-cSuTbSatJ
THE OHEAPIBT PLACE TO BUY
FINE FURS
IB AT
Hendley's Well-known Store,
FIFTH-ST., NEAB CINTKAL-AY.
Some line Mink Rets at low prlres. de21-e
rjOAL-OIL LAMP FIXTURES.
SILVER PLATED STANDS,
H1LVKB PLATED BUBNEBS,
S1LVEB PLATED SHADK CLASPS,
CHBYSOI'llLBE STANDS, GILT,
OPAL STANDS, GILT
MABltLE BASE STANDS, BUBY
MAbBLE BASE STANDS, IIRUNZK;
MABBLE BASE STANDS, UILT;
OPAL PEGS, GILT;
FLINT FEUS, GILT;
RUBY PB08, GILT;
BLBY PEGS, OUT;
DIAMOND GLOBE PROS, CANABT.
TK.T...nnllpl. O. ALDBIOH. Agent.
' di'W- No. lis Weat Froul-atreet, up stair..
JOAIj AND CAHBONJHL.
avaysvine t'nioo ioai vii,
Virginia Uoal Oil;
Fallieg K ck Coal Oil;
Oily Coal Oil;
-ALSO
Smith's Carbonlaed Burulng Fluid.
Foraaleby O. al.HKll'H, Agent,
deXt-o No. 88 West Froat-slreut, up
VOAIOIL, I. AM Pet.
Just received, an assortment of handsome
Lame, aew .altera. Retailers deairwus
Iheir stix k for the holiday, can b.
au.slivd by the laeroeene Lama au.i uii company
aetit.
de
No. 88 We.1 roiit-strwit, up
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
;
of
aud
fresh
than
atair..
Goal
Oil of lu
vruiiug but
.taint.
Oa
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL
GIFT-BOOKS
FOR THE-
HOLIDAYS!
FOB 8ALK BY
ROBERT CLARKE & CO.,
GS West Fourth-street.
STAUNTON'S SHAKSPEARE. Slink-
BpoBTtVfl PJny Pmtto And Life. EilHod bj How
ard Btftiinton. ilHgoiflcentlr llludtrrttod by up
ward of neTnteoa hundred oriuinnl KDfc'rarinci
on Wood, from (it. fins by John Gilbert, tod a
ft! eel Portrait. In tbrce bandnnme royal 6o ml
urnes. Price, In cloth, $14; to half call, extra,
f H SO ; In full calf. I?l ; and in full murocco, 21.
The moot befintiful edition of the "Immortal
Bard " ever published At any Birailur coqt.
COMMON WAYSIDE FLOWERS. By
Thomai Miller, and bean tttu llr illustrated by
Birkbt Fotttei. Murocco. gilt. 87 &0.
BULWER'S POEMS AND DRAMAS.
The Poetical and Dramatic Works of Mir Kdwnrd
Bulwer L.) Mob, art. In fire T lumen, half calf,
1'rico 810.
GEMS OF BRITISH ART With choice
specimens cf Pcelry, Illftoiy and Bnmance. Il
lustrated ith thirty superb Lin. Kugravlngs.
Quarto, morocco antique. 919.
ABT AND NATURE UNDER AN ITAL
IAN SKi. rrofuncly Illustrated by Uugrmiiigs
on Steel. Cloth, gilt. (2 so.
TnE UPPER R n I N E AND ITS PIC-
Tl'RKSQIJE SCbjNKBT. lllnxtrated by Biiset
Foster. On. vol., cloth, gilt. J6.
TnE SHIPWRECK. By Wm. Falconer.
Finely printed and illustrated. Octavo, cloth,
extra gilt.
WILD FLOWERS Drawn and Colored
from Nature. Fy Mrs. V. ?l. lla'lger, with au In
troductory by Mrs. L. B. tigourney. One vol.,
large folio, with twenty-two page Colored Illus
tiutions. Turkey ruor., 10; mor. ant., &12 00.
WOMEN OF TnE SOUTH DISTIN
GUISHED IK LITKRATUnB. Illustrated with
l'ortrits of the subjects One royal 4to, Turkey
jaioroccu, antique.
BEATTIE'S MINSTREL With Illustra
tions by Foster, octavo, cloth, extra gilt, or mo
rocco antique. $3.
WORDSWORTH'S PASTORAL POEMS.
Finely Illustrated. Octavo, morocco antique or
extra. J 60.
nOME AFFECTIONS Portrayed by the
Poets. Kdited by 4'narles, LL. D. One hundred
Illustrations, by Millias, Elmore, Du..can, John
Gilbert, Birket Foster aud others, fioyal evo.
cloth, extra gilt, (li ; Turkey morocco, extra gilt
or antique, it.
HHTMES AND ROUNDELAYS IN
PKAIHK OF COITKTBY HFE-Adoraed with
many Pictures. Octavo, cloth, extra gilt. 93.
We Invite particular attention to our oomplete
and large assortment of Juveniles, Bibles, Prayer-
books and Albums. Also, t our large stock of
FANCY STATIONERYf
Suitnbl. for Holiday Presents, and consisting In
part of Papier-mach. Writing-desks, Papier maehe
Work-boxes, Boeewood Writing-desks, Gold Pons
and Holders, Pocket-books and Porto-monnaies,
Backgammon Boards, Ladles' Pearl and Silver Tab
lets, Chess-men, Card-cases, Paper-weights, Ink
stands, .to.
IlOlJKIiX CLATtlCIS & CO.
55 West Fourth-street.
BARGAINS
-IN-
SIXKS, DRESS GOODS
AND
FANCY GOODS!
-AT-
COLE & HOPKINS'S,
COBKEIt OF FIFTH AND TINS.
HOLIDAY TB A.DB!
CHEAP TABLES OPEN TO-DAY, 30TU.
BARE OPPORTUNITY TO PURCHASE
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS!
1,000 COLLARS,
1,000 CENTS' CRAVATS,
MISSES' HANDKERCHIEFS,
LADIES' HANDKERCHIEFS,
GENTS' HANDKERCHIEFS,
EMBROIDERED SETS,
' LADIES' SCARFS.
LADIES' HOSIERY,
CHILDREN'S HOSE,
GENTS' HALF.nOSE,
LADIES' GLOVES,
MISSES' CLOVES.
ALbO
FIVK THOUSAND PATTKBNS OF
3D XI 23 6 0 GOOTJSI
EEMARKABLY CHEAP.
COLE ot HOPKINS,
Corner of Fifth and Vine.
de20
1MERRY CHRISTMAS!
-AND-
HAPPY NEW-YEAR I
Zlead. and "ko aa1o
rPNTT.PMFN WHO nKHIRR
M makfl a beautiful and utyelul prt-iwut tu
ladr rrieDu, cu nut bitr unect their ptirmwA
in mi n-iiu.mii a finn rti muunBi n urn n E.unr.ri
ik(l-MA( MINKS. vsbih arc unduubudly tbe
mubt nimle, ftul practical Vamily Hewfug niarhiaua
ID luaiat'. i ric ttmy i. iuoiiiuhik viiu tijri4ieu
M iiivf i-hiaI ILuuiuisrand 1 ut kiuu (auM.M which
the untv imUntHd hemmer, tniulug autl stitchiug
hHnia or dintrront wkiiui, ai a boiii ki do oiuer
tii the city. Kxjuuiuaoux Alachiuua tniiureyuu
cliaae euvwoere. ..
ii. ). nrni nan. uenrai Affont.
d21-X 04 VYwt ITuurtu-at., Oiaciuaati,
Bohemian Glassware, etc.
WK IIAVB ON II AND A STOCK
WW ilohomiaa ULaaa and Uijiua luilet ujttlu,
fun-BoxM, ftc, wnicn we are aiitDff low.
dJi-b N. K. cur. Outral-av. a id Klglith.
Perfumery, Combs, Brushes,
Porte-monnaies, eto.
A
I.ASGB
AT VERY
M OOHriON t BBO.. Dnualsts.
ArZt b
n. E. cor. tjeuirai-av. anu i.isnui-n.
A IvfllT FLOIIal .-1 0 BR U. V A MI
. li'ur, cbolta braud. Also, Iiwa-grttUuil
vlvanii. Uui:kaheat Flour, in elore. and for
by aaaua a. viuiiian. a aua ataut
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
I
TO
tome
man i
tet.
i
la ;
tiiuce
pur
O.
OV
LOW
LT
rabu
aale
sv.
VI ffi
-FOB TIIB-
HOLIDAYS,
AT
A. A. EELLEY'S
GREAT ORIGINAL
GIFT BOOK HOUSE
No. 28 West Fourth-st.,
NEXT TO 8MIT1I & NIXON'S II ALL
Owing to the UNPRECEDENTED SUCCESS wa
have met ith for the past year, we have greatly
:ncrensert our stock of BOOKS and JEWELRY, and
are now prepared to offer greater inducements
than ever. We sell all our Books at the lowest
prices known to the retail trade, and giv, at time
of sui, A FINE PKKSENT, WORTH FROM
FIFTY OtNTS TO ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS I
PRESENTATION BOOKS.
Of these, we hare the most extensive and varlnd
assortment, in rich and Buperb bindings, ever of
fered to the citizens of Cincinnati.
Juvenile Works.
In making onr tmual annual selection of BOOKS
for the Little Folks, wo have taken especiul pains
tu procure those of good moral cliaractor.
ANNUALS, GIFT BOOKS, &0.
AL.BTJM8 The most complete assnrtment, di
rt ct from the publishers, ever offered in this city,
and varying in prices from 75c. to $12 oach.
Bibles, Prayer-books, Hymn
botks, &c., &c.t Ac
We would Invite particular attention to cur ex
tensive stock of Family, Pocket and Pew Bibles,
which has boon solectcd enpociallr for tho Holidays.
A. A. KELLEY,
so
Wo eat rourtti - tt.
de21-bl
Popular Series
FOR. BOYS AND GIRLS.
THE ADIWELL STORIES 5
A Series of Volumes Illustrates or Youthful Char
acter, and combining Instruction with
Amruou.nt.
BT WALTER AIMWKLL,
Author of " Th Boy's Own Ouido," " Boy'a Book
of Morals and Manners," etc. With
i numerous Illustrations.
1 lie volumes contain about three hundred pages,
16mn, each, bound la cloth, with gilt back. 63c.
Fach volume is complete and independent In
itself, but the series will be connected together by
a partial Identity of characters, localities, etc.
The first six volumes of thin eerie, are now ready.
They are entitled:
OSCAR ; or, Th. Buy who had his Own Way.
CLINTON i or, Boy-life in the Country.
XLLA ; or, Turniug Over a New Leaf.
WIIISTLER ; or, The Manly Boy.
MARCUS ; or, The Boy-tamer.
JKSSIE i or, Trying to be Somebody.
Geo. S. Blanohard,
de?a-b 3f) WEST FOURTH-ST.
PIKE'S OPERA-HOUSE.
BRANCH OF THE GREAT
GIFT-BOOK HOUSE!
Of New York,
Announcement to the Citizen, of Cia-
cinnaii ana vicinity.
WE HAVE OPENED A CHOICE STOOK OF
BOOKS !
Direct from the publishers, at the .paclens store,
No. 67 West Fourth-street,
(PIKE'S OPEH.A-IIOTJSE,)
Which we offer at price, never before known
this city. Notwithstanding we sell our Books at
very small advance on publishers1 prices, we give
with each Book sold a
VALUABLE PRESENT
Worth from
Fifty Cents to $100.
Our assortment i. toj extensive to enumerate
therefore wo w ill only ay that it is the moat com.
plete, In ev. ry department of Literature,
opened in thUrliy.
We bare a choice aud extensive cai lely or
ALBUMS, ANNCAL8,
GIFT AND PRESENTATION BOOKS,
BIBLES, PBAYEB-BOOKS,
In all the different style, of binding, and ranging
lu prt x. from TS ceuts to 9'A3.
Juvenile Works.
W. bare the lutest ones published, and
taken especial pains to procure thou of good moral
toue. Pueate will find this a peculiar feature
our Books for the 111 lie folks.
OUB GIFTS are all nt. and manufactured
pressly fur the retail trade, and cau not fail to
tbe most fastidious.
Do not mistak. the rlaoe-OT WEST FOCBTH-
BTBEET Pike'e Opufa-house.
W. Martin, Agent.
fdHill-b
Sometliiiig" Nowi
a VI CHEAPFOB CU1H8TMAJ9 PHBS-
. ANTS.
DEBDSTESCOPE3.
Ha kl.h Inn.lhlli. ba Bllla OU. OVnOthiBg.
Chililreu can form lb. auoat beautiful designs
combiuatiou of colors la au iiutaail. L'aaful
artists. . .
BRAZILIAN B1KU3
And ather varieties, of .very hu, sing I. or In
CUIKEK BHKLLa,
Aad other ewloaltl... In great variety.
PALNTINOiJ AND PKINTd
, la WoM ninea.
UONTI A CO.,
It4 Waluut-it.
dext-4
NEW ADVERTISEMENT
In
a
ever
eto.,
have
In
ex
suit
and
sot
Taaas.
WAR PRICES Of I860 AND
GREAT
CLOSWG-OUT SALES
A great Eedndion or Prices
In all klarli of
DRY GOODS :i
UNPRSXtDENTED IN C7!C!NNXTI.
Are MARKING DOWN heir stock at such a r.
duction as has never been equaled on tin Americas
continent. I
Bead the following LIST OF PRICES, br whh I
tbs entire stock will be governed : J
500 pieces of our best 12'-cer.v CALICOES dbv
to centj. j i
5 cases of CALICO we havo bene selling fjr 10 c -
reduced to O't ceMs. j
3 cbpoi of Valencia choice Figured- DRESS 0001 '
we have sold for 31 cents, we now offer at 1 5.
300 pieces assorted VALENOIAS, from VIH t
25 cents. These goods we have sold for 37.li at :
60 cents.
50 pieces Fiuurod English MERISOSS, .V4 wlo '.
sold for 62Ja rents, reduced to 35.
100 pieces CASHMERTH-iwld for 37X cents, no
nly 25. ,
5,000 SHAWLS!
Brocho, Blanket and Bquaro Bhawls, In endless ;
rlcty, and at snch prices as will undoubtedly
23 pr.r cent, below any other dry-goods hour
wholesale and retail, in this ar any other city
the Union
300 Mistes' All-wool Shawls, 4-4 cheap at ( .
only 5U cents.
300 pairs 10 4 ONTARIO BLANKETS decidod '
cheap at 83 23, for 91 83.
850 pairs 11-4 ROCHDALE BLANKETS wor '
i M, for 94 73.
1 case ENGLISH MERINOE3, 8-4 wide, only 1
cents. These are rare bargains.
50 pieces BLACK LC jTERS
onlylSM. -cheap at 23 con;
9 case. CANTON FL AN N EL9 worth 11 cont
only 84. '
a cases double-width DEB AGES nine yards f.
$1 These goods are worth 2A cents.
GOO 13 S
i
-FOB-
HOLIDAY PRESENTS
EMBROIDERIES, GLOVES,
H03IEBT, HANDKERCHIEFS, ETO
We will sell, during the Holidays, at
FIFTY CENTS ON THE DOLLAR.
, MT To oar Cloak Department wa woa
call e.pe'elal attention, n. we can offer
every Inducement tbat the purchaser ma
dealre, either In regard to faahlon, mater
rial and cheapne... )
S. (TBEILLEY & SOfrj)
CORNER OF SEVENTK-ST. AND CEKTf.AL-AV. !
ld!6-g
BBGGS & SMITHi
No. 6 West Fourth-st.,
llave just roturned from the East, with (he large
assortment of fresh and elegant Oooda lu the clt?
consisting of an uxlenslvo assortment of
SOLID SILVER ARTICLES!
TEA SETH, T'FH,
Ii.MVES AND FORKS,
SPOONS, ET
COLD AM) blLVEB WATCHES OK EICHH i
PATTERNS.
WATCHES BET WITH DIAMONDS,
FINK PLATED COO ;
TEA SETS AND FANCY ARTICLE!!,
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF DIAMOK ,
And a general assortment of Rich Jewelry.
Do not fail to give thorn a call If yon want
clee of fine quality and new patterns. de20-g2c
T0)TS aild FailCy GOOCl
EXPRESSLY
FOR THE HOLIDAY
THE
Greatest Variety In the Clt;
Corner of
Fifth csnd
(del8-e
Walnu
boots and mom
vmvrn am aamwn wim arlrnvuQVI
uf ktsDiiiii ui) with the tiiau. I hnVi ai A
reduced my pricea, so aa to place idem within 1 VW-l
the rea b of all. No buiubug. Oail aud ao:
fur ouraelTea, at the aturtt uf
J. II. UliTJJ.i?a, ,
dt-18 B3 WEST FOURTH-STUEET. )
Barwlse Ac liiiijjf,'
TAILORS AND CL0THIEK8, ',
171 Maia-st., bet. ronrth and Fifth,.
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
REAIIY.MADK OVRHOA'!?,l'Ot'K
l OAVS, FAN LH, Vl.S'lii, o., t the best xua
terial and workuannhlp.
ALSO-Cloths. CaMlmeraa, TeKluga and Over?
eoaiiugs, of the lateat st lus, " nike u onlnr. 1
GENTLEMEN'S FURNiSMINQ GOODS
A REAT AND USEFUL PRESENT
ONE or THK MOST AFI'EOPHIATI
and tttmlul trtMWDta isua uf
SHEPPARD'S GOLD PENS,
Which can b. had la a Gold, Silver, or Gutta-n rcL
Holder of any style, and at a rsaaonabl. prioe.
Call and Ke Usin at the MANUrAI'TOBT. No.
West fourth .., up state.. , dein-cldpTligaASn
KANK ( ltAt KU,-l BK1.H. HA
. butler Oriw.ei: nei-t lu Die market. AAliO-
A V"' 1 IH and Jil alaln at
MHDKU'4
r IB A tf. O. 11. in.; Job
n rloudtr's Breal
lit'
Bann.liialore, and foraala by AAtttiH A. Ol
lAB.Slwaudalllaua-st. v d:
ill
-a
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