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THE PRESS. MONDAY DECEMBER S Advertised Letters. tsT All letters advetrlscd are subject to n extra ehar.-c of one cent. Persons calling for them will please w?LP"pared 'th lle necessary change. , lPeinons calling for these fetters will please say the v.ire advertised, and give number and date of liar. J2T T09 will open aWX A. M., and c lose at r. M. Sunday-Omce will open from 9 A. U. to lPJsj A. Al. No. 49.—December 3, 1859. No. 49.—December 3, 1859. LADIES' LIST. A AlmUtMlssJ A Armstrong Mrs J Albro Silas L A Aiie.i Jlissllary Atwell Mrs Mary J Aunts Airs Maria Allen Alias Mary B Burroughs MIssASBalley Mrs E V Bowers Miss E liogart MlM Katy Burr Alias llizis Butler Mrs L II Bi:cr Mrs Hernard Mrs Mary Berry Mary fvnthalow Mrs M Ball Miss Mary Berry MraJIaiy A Brikcr Mlia Nora Browns iroim MIm Amy Brown Mrs 3 C Cheadle Miss A Cross MIm L Qully Mary Ann CrM Miss Mary Oowen Mrs K 0 Oatlin Miss A Cloi.urneMre Chester Mrs M A Ooiad Mra T Curnyn CatharlueCampbcIl Mln J Crawford Miss WO Cook Mrs Marga D Diiran Mln B DuganEllm Dickey Miss L liarc Mis ReheccaDrlscoll Mrs 0 Denton Mrs .1 Jiuoiont Mias 8 Doll Mrs Blisa Doyle Mia Ellas mrstt Aliesl Drake Mln Louisa talon MisaC Elliott Mrs Swing Miss B A rn.-st Mise Ellx Ehrhart MIm S Klllolt Mm Jas I'lStonMiuM V tlestner Mrs Mary F FitaptrUk MlssA3Fortner Mri Win Fagan Mr? B T Fulferlove Miss First Mrs Minnie 3 G Could MrC If GibhsMlssO Olllman Elisabeth ftalbreith Mra 0 CGarland Mln K A Hreen Mm r.ihhv tlarriaon MissL (irony MIsaBlce Grayson Mrs Jane H Hustings Mrs 0 HeydenMissJ Hnll Mrs Mary W sianuiey nss e e jiiii sirs Laura Hiiliurs.iia.rina A Henry Mra Elijah Iluber Mra Bill Miss Mary E HonneMrsH Hoy t Mrs Holdrlch Mary A "in son miss i nan sirs nary naruy airs eusun Haramorle Mils M Uoskina Mrs 6 Hughes Mrs 0 Al I J Jonss MIssM 0 Jacob Miss Catherine K Feller Miss M KnightMary KumterMrsNW Jitely Mra Maria leiser M Kinney Mra R D L lo wis Mra D Leach Mri L Ljve Miss Sarah Langard Miss J II Lee Minnii M ltonberger Mrs W Locke Mrs Annie E Macs "i.C'orralok Mrs A McQIbbons D B McThereon Mrs J M Clobk v Mi M S McMlcken L A McCormkk Mra L JlcCole Mrs M McFea M rs Octave M MorrisMrs Moore Mrs HO MorrellMraMT Monro Mrs Meehm Johanna 51 in kirk Mra A D Morrison Ellen Morris M.-s Lucy Mitchell Mrs E Morton Mrs Lilly Mairh MlssMollie N Nohle Eate Noyes Keturah Nye Miss Susan Netrtnan Margaret O (In Mra J L OverwrockerMlsa Laura P Towell Miss flora Parker Mra Helen Pannell Mrs S Piper Mn George Price Mia Kate B It Read Mrs Susan Radcliff Emma Robertson Mrs M Ueynolda Miss RenoMlsaOHa Router Miss S Reilly MraEUen Rnusch Martha Riley MrsC II Roarer Mlw A V Beibel Miss Elizabeth 8 Snlllvnn Miss A Steenbins Mrs E Shoemaker Mrs F. J Sands ill E Al Hturlig Miss A Stnnty Miss E M SliipUy Miss LL StenbuckMlss B Sharp Mrs John Siwyer Mrs Ji Bymmes Miss L Blirere Mias Liuie Summers Mrs Rhaw Mrs Sarah gewell Mrs M A Sparks .M rs S A Sheffield Mrs T ThmppMri AM Taylor JlrsE Trimble Mrs RM TittleMissMA TobbinMiuA Trii'pMnsSS ThorucoiilIrtM. IllIeyMlaiVC V Vilet Mi's Mary A Van VamleTorMrsMaitha J W 'Volley Mm MuyWrocklaTsMissDWIntcrs Mrs Jane WeaksMrsM WoodrulfMraB BWilson Miss L WbUiq liluacli lVoodjuI Miss Mli Woodruff Belle Y Tarry MissBorsphen GENTLEMEN'S LIST. A Aftlns Alexander Arnold Ellas Albright John Allensworth A J Allen D J Applegate JusK Anderson CP Armstrong John AngeAdam Alexander HF Armstrong J AidenF AlliBon Iter Geo Ambler John Abbott Hiram AUmlsram ApolegatePllny Anson Wm Anderson Wm P Audreonl Sfrafino Armstrong T M Allen V P Allard WlUUuu Andrews T8 3 Armstrong Wm F B Bnssell A T Blackly B P Barton 0 & B Blkard Charles Brady Smith&Co Barrett E E Black Augustus Doardman E l Barrett E D Reck Charles H Barron Goor;e Bingham Erastui Barnitt Daniel 0 Berckes Frank Buaa 0 Eigler Dr K F Ilorrell Frank Burnham li Sey Ballwr Edwin - BirkaQ mour Bwclay&Co BainnerFX Barrett Joseph Baxter J H Brandige JohnH Block Jaquea B. lmnti John A Baird Jacob Bennett Jeste Bski r John A Baumganlner J n Benson John G Brickie Henry Bishop J P Burns Jeremiah Banlgan James Black John Bren James Buckley Joseph Bush Philip ' Bane James Brltton John Bates Richard Brewster II B BoyntonDrJF BryantOO BookerMilo Bedell lleulien Brovrer JohnF Barney Capl I, Battler Patrick Butcher James W Brvaut Moacs Burses Peter Barbec James Briner Lnlher Btai hbard P J Brockman H Berlemar M Bodkin 1 bonusF Barnes William Browlbridge Wm Jljrker II Burrouehs Smith Burkhart w II Biton ThnmHS Bunnell Wm II Baldwin Thos J Butler 'Ihonns Burnett Wm BronnJoKphil Bicmijmin Win Baker W A Brown Thomas Brooks YmB ByrneTlmmas Bransteter Jacob . C. CoryDrAF Cox Alex H Conner Joseph H CrotliersMr t'lillnlmn Anselm Cohen J C Ciirtungluun k t'liiton Charles Cunningham J 3 riould Ciinnlneliam D Cadwell J M Costf lloCliarlra t'as Giles Carter John HI Cnrrell Charley Cox George I! Carling HO Crosl.y At Whlto ConmbeEJ Cullam James f !oaieroianBH Clermont Jobs Crawford Henry fJucinius Jameir CurrisIIR Coleman John B I'ol'ano1 Joseph Cannon James Ca.terJolinW 'bra J Wells Carlln James Castillo Join Cumminii James Cole William A Cocl Thorns i Coulan Hugh Caffry William A Collin W 0 3 ColiranJ Caldwell WmB Carter Wm J CumnurigiJF Carroll 8 W Cabin Thomas i-eT.ir J A Cu Iberlaon B Conner Thomas Cu'rM Crawford ReT 8 P Conies Walter B "Jotton L 3 2 CarrellWD Clark William Ox BP 3 Caldwell Train Clark F 0 C .icr.en K Collins g D Campbell Colin Cook, Wann & CoClsrkAM ' Colllns&Orow Dixon Btiionl DartJotKuh Dexter Julius BoKll Altred DreierJohn Day Hiram DLnnmorcO Donahue J H DuvallJohnS PaTid Captain C Dunn John King Duffy Mkiiavl linens Alexander Drake Rev J W Dean L B Dtamej D S Doolin Hiram Drury Patrick Devlin Francis Derrell Joseph Doirery f T). -,iitGB Daniel Jas S DunlapWmN Defoe StephcD A Drake Sam DiivisOooM Dennis U m Douglass Wm L Davis Joslah I'arllngton Wm Duff ner Vincent Davis A Davhliuu J E V.?in A EalonDC Eny Matthew Eaton Cliai F.bler.lohnn - Egelaton Oscar V;5'eChaf KtberiUie H 8 Ellwood Robert rills J A II EberleffmH Eckert Arthur Krcrsman Henry Kuglish S Ellis G A at Co l llioit Jas t Ernst Wm M Eddy F M Eckles John F Fisher J Finuwn numcr Foslw Dr Toiler Joreph FeltusRM FurstL Prceinin Mathias Finnall N C FilkinsLM fitiiiiljbons M Ford Martin Feltus Roswetl 0 Vi'b'.r Wm M Ferris Wm J Far Capt W Vord lr J A 3 . FannlniJA FolevjiisW Fields J J Fields John J Fos Joseph Frenkol A & Co Fisher Mart R FIssgWmL Fl.her Thailens French W Foster Dr Fooler & Wells Fnhnestock B A fcFoot A P Falls Y, Co Fairbanks D H K-ltus Lambert Ferguson Sam T Free Wm Frasendcn B 8 G (J il-, JohnM OltmoreHT . OiddingsJN .irtin Joseph rydenHP Gallagher JO C utler J Oilliert Joseph Grieve J H 2 flonlon J"S Oreenwood Jl Greenwood Paul ir a-SOtis Gwynn WHk CoGreen Geo B I .nrrett Geo Gaasaway David CGanlt Joseph Ol-im Joseph Gattman iKaac Graft John GuimJC Griffin Willis Goode S M f .rdonDrTW Gatewood Tan B Gardner Wm Gr'-rnWin GulllonMonsA Gautenbnrg B 1 D.tteusAWi) Guild 0 Gran Andrew 'J riallaslier David Getty Francis OrearSD fimives Thoa Ganoa Wm II Griswold Wm D Green Sylvester QellettWM II lloyt A Hart J L flointon ThosS Hewlett Mr 1 off nun John II IIogsnHallW HmklnsTJ S?nena8 lllghntssJO HerwIeyJt Htnchlsy Asa Hern John Jllgh llosea y'c'tf?, Dr Aug Hook Henry Huntington H C IlabbelUa Honeahlll f JhinlleJohn Henry Dr F C UulbertF HckmanL Hendricks T P Hopkins DC His.len M B nunter D CrocketHudson M H lliidll'm HenoeksbergM Hennek W F H ickey 1) i . UPlns Lewis Huffman Wm II-iiawyOa Hewes Reuben Hudson Theo Hani.k Pred HealyPal HallJas Hoe F Haifa P . Hall F Hai'Mn J B Henness C A Hall Wm ? Il'inhorst II Hnrlsy Pat Hall L C Hughes Jas Hurst Bpear Hall J F Barley .Iks HolbsrtWmP Hall John 0 Hills John M HallerWm HarrisJW HariliGeo Harries Va 0 Hamilton Sam Hamilton John X ' Initials Publishers of the News.. ..To the Principal of Smith's mnierclal College.,,.. N W....Box 8,0iB....Box I and J JnhmnnJW IsaaoiTncker Jackson And L .Ionia Hamtnet JennsyWLB fngalls Amos Jonrs.InsHP Jeffries W II Jackson Daniel ,l..i.c lloiitH Jeffries WL James J A J'iksWN Jones fcLanth Ingram M J J Jones Gab A John Philip Johnson, Prichard J reaOiho & Co Ingle Randolph K Keller John 0 Kemerjno Knight James t Kauney Nuwc'b Knapp Michael Kerr M R KeenaoN K Kelley Michael Jamea King W J . Kellogg ChasF KnapperASWB Klrchhafera W Kendle Chto Lyle Charles lynch Henry A Limbert C L Lewis J & Co Little, Brown fc Lane J L Co Lally Martin J Laiige C W Lunery Hugh Liimeomb Allen LavinJnhn Lawson Geo T Lady John J Lyon Jus B & Co Lott John Lynn William i Livingston Wm Likely Wm LewisThomas Lane T A M Moore Wm D Morrison P II Moore Win Mnrriunn W .T Laird James A Lewis D J II Lad ley John J Lodkin James T Llnch Rowland liong RU hard G Lowery Samuel Law 8ml J Lee Win H 3 Lofber Wm Machiy A May C A Jloore Charles 3 Miller Benjamin Mafhew B sioertL l inner Jonn i' micnaeis Morris Chas Miller John P Mays Franklin Morris John D Martin James N MulrOeoW Morris Ike Martin & Co Maxwell Francis A Morris James MartinAlexandor Maguire Douglass Morris Thoa Mark ley AW MidilletonEB MusebyFO Murr Jacob Madison R A Mi I ward Francis Marshall John Meers It h Alahor James Mattler John Marvin John J Meyslck Joseph Mills James- Matthews John Mivkley Henry Meek John P Murks Isaac D McachanvH II MmleudJ T -' Meade John Mavbern Jas Mocker J B Mapnus Panlus Maxwell Mallon Patrick Marbury W A Murphy T R B Mlllkiu S Moffitt Thomas J Marsh Wm W Mai las Solomon Matsou Wm Jones Wm 1 Johnson Wm JamcaDr Kenney Patrick Kidney Boot Kellso 8teihen Kennard Walter Kelso Wm H Kyle Wml Kigie William Kramer BK Macs MeCombeH? McCarren Pat'k McKee Samuel McCulloughWm McCoy Rev T J McDowell Wm R McCarthy JasO McC ul lough Roht MoNemey Thus McClatcliy Jos Mc.MullinDavid MoAnlyllW JlcMahon Pinion McKensey Jas North CL New ton Geo 11 Nest on D K Norrls Jaa M Norman W T Newton Jas L Nichols I L 2 O Orr JaN Owen Morris Owen L n P Pugh Henry Phelp JastV Parker J W Parker J L Porter J A Paul James Polst John Paribh Joseph Oanorn A K O'Brien Bartle O'Brien Daniel Preston AD Perry Chas H Parnell Beni Pecterstc Cfragg Pope Barnhart. Peters Jas &i Co Potter Anxon R Pettibone Geo 8 O'SellThos O'Brlan Wm II Pilling M Prophates Oliver Posey R Potts Thos Purmost W P Phealand Thos Postere Thos Palmer Ulram Pancoast Joseph Pearson H B R Rogers John Rogers Wm Rogers ThnsR Rogers Joo Robinson Homl Robinson Capt Richardson J II Ross Turner Rix B F Roe John ReederChasH Kieking C J Reynolds F M Higher Edward Rose Henry B Rockey Jhs Reedy Jas Rint Jaa Reacike Joseph 0 Reynolds Jas Regar Jas Richev RobtW Botchild R ReidPH Ramsey Capt W Rhoesa Theodore Robertson Robl Roche John Smiths Smith C P Smith Bernhard Smith J WS Smith W W S Schwan B A Shelton Geo L Sergeant M P 2 Schwarz Hoses Sanderson N Stanlsh R Strutchain W R Smith Thoa S Smiths Schultz Geo fc Co Sliaw D W 3 Shepheni G B Stuart J L J Stevenson WT Slaich Anthony Sodus fc Caldwell ScoltWmS Scott A C Saundtrs 0 B Sabin Abel Che It David Ptanshury Geo Shcdden David BctrGeo A Shinpen Ed SickelsWO Siddle Wm Stores g M A Saumlera Dr U Sampson Wm II Sands W Penn Shipley I B Steele Wm T Thompson II Thompson Wm Thomas P Tener & Davis Turry Jas Trainer G W Thayer B Tilling David V Van WickleJ 0 Vaugn John Taylor A K Taylor Wm Thompson Geo Throp E 8 Tate Wm M Trusilale J W TorreDce Jos TIcelLS Thompson T Tailor John Taylor Chas W Tatlon A T Toole Thos Terrcy Wm' Tankertiy DrP Tiley Wm Tan EchajJ 0 Van Plork Dr H VullUWm Williamson Saml Warren J Williams Jas Ward WW Williams Eimora Watson Wm Ward J D Wright D WrifhtEN Wright Raber S Williams Chas Wilson Dr W J Wilson J fc Co Woodruff Chus 3 Walthauser C R Wilder fc Co Willlsms Henry White J W Williams R A Wilson Jos White Jno F Wilson Jno Warren ItevEUlerWiiion Matoew Warren S B Wileott A Warren E V Waring Cyrus A Wvant All Weld A Washburn F 0 Wnrwtvp.ir W T7 9 Wolf f!hfn Wells GW Waldron Wllm D W Whittridge W Wiley Chis Webh E Weremarin fc Co Wigton JooM Wampelmeierfc WebbOM WickhamThosB Wyman W B Wartmann Wm Wheller Thos WaldranWm WheltouWmH Hriuito w ooo s j oi n Walsh Edward W neatly Dr J M WilcoxD03 Whitty Michael WilloughbyGco Wedge LemanO wsotxir u wvii wemeroy w a Y Yok'jm Daul H Young J.D GENTLEMEN'S LIST. JOHN L. VATTIER, P. M LIST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN COvVINGTON TOST OFFICK December 1, 1839: Arnold Mrs Kate Ambrose Jos Adler David Blumerstick Geo Barr W V him Joni BriggsMlssE BochGeo Butcher Mrs! Byrne Bridget Blanchard Marg Browning J W BuxenGH Burns Mary Carrey Chas Cooper James Chamber Wm Craig Miss M Crnwmer Eli Cunmnehim N Coke Chas Collins Mr CiiibertsonN CrawlordThos Cnilm MarK S CollopyJohn Cavanagb Ed Carroll M iss AI CoivonerPat Creumor Put Carroll Thos CascJoshui Carroll Thos Denning OS DeVoung Mrs S DremanMrsS Dowdson Tlrgln DolcmanMrsM Doyle John Davis Woodford Dauuhney Tim DIlnerMoth Duffy Mrs A 2 Dovidge U II J Ellis John Edmonds Francis Elliott Thos W Ealing Miss Mary Flynn Catherine FellJohu FlavohuaEd FaulksGW FarrallWmB Francis Mrs E Farrell James Fisher MD Fisher Elder T Gravener Joseph Guudelfinger J Oollowher Maggie Gray Mrs GrayEU Guyton John lllllroartin James Italley Henry 8 Hill William Hopple Adeline HaudDsnnia HcDCtGeorco llynes Martin Harding Kdvmrd Holmes Anne Hannond Julia How Frank Harper Maria A II iendman James Houg Thomas Horn John Ilerlicrt Mary A James Catharine Jenks Albert Jackson John Kirkpatriek Thos Knwen Herbert Kel ly W llliam Kl'lil Hugh G Kirk Mar v Ann King William C Keonk Thomas Knickerboi-kerJ II KcatJ Kennedy Joan Leonard Mary Lee Ella Longston Blita Lowless James Lemon George W Lemon Wllllnm Letton Robert Llnfoot Thomas Monlgomery Mrs Murphy 0 Muri'hv Anna Me' urihy James MeKlernsn CliasC McKnlcklc J W McDonald Denold Mel.ain Alico iMcGulre Martha Marshall Mary li Miller Goorjje Masts 8 Mullen Patrick MngneMiJ'C Myers Kaddeph Manuel John Newton A U Newman IVmL O'Niel Hannah O'Brien Bridget O'Donna MargaretOrr Phillip Osden Sarah A VrUc Thomas Powell Doctor Page Wm Penn David Powers J Pugh Mrs Jane Prise Wm Robbinnon MtltonRoed Julia Hoach Lawrence HobbElijaliethWUogoraMisC J Reed Mias Pauline Rose D It HigelJobn Bogers Francis M Riddell Nancy Sullivan J P Shyre Jacob Bohree Joseph Sprague George Simons Charles Steinback Geo Sham. T Shannon Sinclair btally S D Sim W Fi Sliinkle M E Spillman Mug Sott RoVrl Sanders L M Sullivan Jno Shnv Jno Tucker J C TobbuttRulh TaylerJane Tirney Agness Tate Miss Anna Todd Wm T Towhcy Patrick Todd Daniel Tliorn'ierry Peter Tomson John Williamson Jas Wood .Mrs V It Whltaker Sam H WahJi Ellen Wsyrnan Thomas Wood W L W'illTs Miss Mary Woods Jlr A Walters George Woods DJi Wiklerhynan or 1 R Thompson tf Persons calling for any of these letters will W. D. HOLT, P. M. LIST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN THE POST-OFFICE at Newport, Ky., December 3: AlcokeAliceA Atkins RH Alklnt Bcsnardlm i Betsch Christian Bylur T A Belsel Carl Ph 2 Barry N JJ Baylcy A Baker A II Baticroft Ellxa Brown W S Breant Jennie Brown Wm Bradley Stephen Brown W C Burns Mary Baker Mariraret Bishop II Boys Julia Bi Bates Eliaalieth Blako Annie Caverly Sarah W Carey D Carton Peter Carroll Cath Clifton Lnlu I'amron John Clements Kate Clark James Clark Joieph Duhoyco Mr Davidge R H J 2 Emerson WmC Elliott John P Eupperhus Jno Evsns Margaretta Klcher John Evans II S 8 Kims Henry French G W Fortune Patrick Fltigerral P Frants Fred C Fowler Wm Gray Geo AT Ornndliolts N Ganl Miss C W Greeiiliellsan Mra Griffith Miss M Gunkel H Howard Mrs E Heman B Harris Miss M HutterR Henry K IlarllgAdam Herman Chas lloldon Scholes Ball B D Harris N C Hay ward 0 W Hardega; Mary HohengUeo Johnson Mrs Jones Almira KanmererNio Kramer August KirtlyMrsAG KuhnlePhll K roll Joseph Kentucky Bank of Lee Joshua LaughiinMrsR Loomis A J Lindsay Mary Lemonde Miss h Marfell Wrh MillenJane Mulligan Pete Marsland Miss 8 Malchun Jacob Melond Harriet Moody J C Morfy James Meyer Wm MonkcrKonrsd Morgan Miss S Nelsen Mrs M If Vash T H NcalansWm New A NoeGeorgo O'BrflrneJohn O'HardMr Perry Amelia Pell George Porschet John L Parker Miss F Renner I Ryder Annie Mrs Peusclier G RysnR RieplieHA RuriieutzMrsB It j an J RlckerC Rrdmond Miss Stringham Agnes SpinksSarah P oilman Miss L SymondsJC. BchottO SteinforthJH Sehellen'iech J SelsmanMrsM Hlanne Mrs K M Siddons iliss A SbungenJ TownsendFi TteW Wise John WellnerAM Wilson F Wilson Miss M K Wagner Ida Wendt F Wilson D W Whitlock C F.llch P Zeisang J McLeave R McCraeWJ McKowanMrsE McOowan J A SchmitiN Smith E Smith John 1 SnitbSsrah Smith L Smith Elisabeth J. Q. A. FOSTER, P. M. HARRISON & COLLINS' c KNTHAL BEE-HIVK GALLEHY, cor ner of fifth and Wmrern.roiv. Photturranlm. Melalnotroes and Ambrotvnes tnken ciieRiwr than elsewhere In the city. Oil Colored Photographs made ofsnl sixes, from life lo the smallest miniature, Pictnres neatly set lu Lockets, Breast-pins, B ingor ring and Bracelets. All work warranted, uolo-ay A. B. BLOOM, Artist, THE OYSTEB TRADE. MALM IS 1-RES II CAN OYSTEiBS. COVE OYSTERS. Spiced Oysten. PICKLED 0Y8TSHS TDK STJBSCRrBEB 18 VOW RECEIV INO DAILY, by the Adams express, MALT. BV'SworlJ-reuowned Baltimore Fresh Can, Eeg and Shell Oysten. -ALSO Fresh. Hormetlcally-sealsd OOTK, 8PI01D a BOfiEBT ORB, Agent r-tt Depot. II West Vlfth-strmt OYSTERS. OAVAGNA'S Oyster Importing House. NO. 31 WEST FIFTH-STREET. TUB SUBSCRIBER IS NOW RECEIV ING daily, per Kxpross, his srlendid Oysters. Having completed arrangements In Baltimore, on the most extensive scale, 1 will at all times durina the season be prepared to furnish bit friends, "and the rest of niauklnd," with the most DELICIOUS BIVALVES imported to the Queen City. None bnl the viiry best Imported. Great inducements offered atthislmportlug-honse. Order slolicited and promptly filled. Terms cash. PKTICIICAYAGNA, seplBt Bole Importer and Proprietor. OYSTERS. TODD'S OLD STAND, VO. 50 SIXTH-STREET. I AM RKCEIV 1H xra dally, 8ETH S Celebrated MAMMOTH OYSTEKS whiiili I am selling at unprecedented low prices by case or dor.en. Dealers and Families wauiing a very large, fresh Oyster, will please send their orders. Attached to this establishment is a nice, quiet, respeotablo Saloon, whoruyou can nave Oysters Cooked In every style, and served up in a clea land snperiormaunor. Charges less than at any other place. oclli) JOHN NAIRN. THOS. SMITH'S BALTIMORE SUPERIOR OLD PLANTATION Depot, 03 hyoainovostrect, opposite the Nntional Theater. R. CBOCKING, Agent. ALSO Dressed Flsli and Game; fresh and sweet Butter, Ac, delivered t all hours, free of charge. Ideltf XT You Want Fine, Fat, Frouli Oimne.i THY TODD'S Magnum Boutims, at his Wholesale and Retail Oys ter House, 253 253 2S8 253 253 YVALN I'T-ST rt EFT. now Fifth door above Sixih. west side. J. FARROW & SON'S aTlELEBRATED BALTIMORE OYSTERS, press Company, in wnoleaon nun cans, kj f All oysters sola wnrranicu irosn aim 01 -v. tho very boat duality. J. II. OWINGS, A cent. No. 17 f iftu-stieot, bet. Main aud Walntit'etroots. N. a. The trade enrolled on tne most liberal JEWELBY. II. P. I2L1AS' New Wholeiale WATCH & JEWELRY HOUSE 18 West Fourth Street, Where can be had every article appertaining to tha Business at a much leas price, for (JAB.H, than boa ever before been offered in this market. (JIVE US A CALL' And see for yonrselvws. apif WM. WHITAKER jl!WLEIl, Ho. 6j N. 3. Cor. Kifth and Lodge streets, betwM Walnut and Vine. Cincinnati. A good assortment of 31 hYEHnnd PLATED WAB&. 8FKGTACL8, etc., kopt conotantlynn hand. Bpecl.il attention Klvon to Cleaning and Itepnlrlng Watches and Jewelry. mylu BEGG3 A SMITH, No. C West 1th St. . A HE NOW RECEIVING ADDITIONS TO ft. their larco iKsortment of Watches. Jewelnr. BUf erware anil Diamonds. A One assortment of Plated Tea Boti and Cutlery and Opera Ulaa.es. Zti MEDICAL AND DENTAL. 1lsrECIALLY THEAT8 DISEASES OF LVs"THfil HIN, ItUF.UM ATIHId, DISEASK3 OF WOMKN, and such Chronlo complaints as maybe heneulted by the Uygyenlo and Atuiopathlo aystom of his oBlce. Vapor, Sulphur, Iodine. Arseulc, Mercury, Tur kish, llueslau aud Klectro-Cheiuical Baths, a Dls penearyof Medlclue,nml every manner of Elocttlc aud Magnetic Apparaltii, NO. 57 WiaiT BfiVKNTH-NTilKRT, swroffliw h.iurs 9 A. M. to 6 1'. a u It-tft It. REWTOiV, M, D. OiRofl, 00 West Seventh Street, HTwais. vmi ANa lica. SOn O. E. NEWTON, M. I). Orrica W. W West Hovonth strtot, between Vlns and Bir. KtsioKsua No. A3 etovenlh street, be. ween Walnut and Vine. Orrii'i Uonat 7ti to B.S A. IV. to 7't P. M .; 7 tn it P.M. WM. M. HUNTER, DENTIST, hi HIO Vfnis-itrert. J. TAFT, (Hnccessor to Kuowlton Taft.) DENTIST, No, 0(1 West Pourth At., but. Wnlnut oV Vlusj CINCINNATI, OHIO, ep!l O ANDY! GANDY XX. Nn OJLaJXXZJZL, (Successor to Miibb 40o,) . Hunuftctureri tiitl Vt'Uoieanle DenWre -13- FINK ANB PLAIN CANDIES, 10 STREET, CINCINNATI inyl? HENRY DAVID, Slanufactttrer and Wbolesalo Denier In Soap's, Perfnmery, Fonoy Goods, iVo., No. 378 MAIN-STREET, BETWEKM BIXTH AN1 6IVBNTII, N1 JOBBEUS BY CALLINfl AND aJi examining my M'ock will flnt that I am selling lower than any other houso in the cltr. IdoOI Bock Binding IN A til ITS BRANCHES, NO. 8 KAST ronrth-street, betwocn JUaln and 6r cumo-e, Cln oiunati. . swiie-blnillns! In every style, MnsK Books neat ly and durably bound. U. 'JUOf PBU. fiTJo-'nl KlRAVIt.IN TYPE AND STEREOTYPE lfOO,i:,,B. AWiIHON, surorinlsntsnt. I'rlntlugMatiHdsofail iU'lr. 1 6a Vlneinroot SEWING MACHINES. The Latest Improvement filiOVVM'S SHUTTtfc . SEWING MACHINES! MANUFACTUBED BY . TEE OHIO Hewing Machine Company, 40 West Fourth, street, expressly adapted for Family Use. Cross Mak ing, Gaiter Fitting and Tailoring. Warranted to give perfect satisfaction or the money returned. Do not fall to oxaniine before purchasing. Extra ln duotmenta offered to Agents. L. BBOWN, Agent, noMm 40 West Fourth-street. LADD, WEBSTER 6s CO.'S LOOK STITCH SEWING MACHINES, 80 West Fourth-stroet, Between Vine and Walnut-streota, Oincinoatl. WW? Bend for a Olrenlej. vM $30. $30. $30. $30. MOORE'B Thirty-Dollar Double look-Stitoh FAMILY SEWING MMfflfilS BEODBjED BT BBCKNT LBTTKH8 PATXRT. THIS MACHINE HAS BEEN PRO NOUNCBD by all competent Judaes, whs have seen It, to be the best and most desirable Fam ily Sewing Machine ever introduced, reanxdless of price. It will sew all kinds of family goods, from tho very thickest to thevory flnastfabricsmade, and uses all kinds of thread, from No. 8 to 200. No oil li used on top of the Machine. Hond for a circular, or call aud see It In operation. Cpon early application, State and County llights may be secured. An oaergotlo person can make a fortune In a short time. Agents wanted in all unsold territory. II. !. HURTItlAN, 8c Is and exclusive agent for the United States. sepltfmr fiS Went Fonrth-street. Cincinnati. Day's Medal Jobber. W. T. & S. D. DAY & 00., Manufacturers and Scalers in PRINTING PRESSES, (BOTH HAND AND POWKB,) ' And nil kind ot Priming niatssrlnta, No. 173, 173 and 177 West frecond-streot, CINCINNATI, OHIO. ESPECIAL ATTENTION IS CALLED to onr MEDAL JOBBER. Within the last eighteen months we have Introduced them Into four teen different States of the Union, with the greatest satisfaction to the parties purchasing. The power Is applltd to the center of the platen ; oonseauently there Is no possibility of its springing fiom any amount of pressure. The motion is so transmitted to it as to cause a dwelt on the point of contHct with the form, lneurins A PiiBFEOT IJul'UESoION at ft high rate of speed. Printers In want of tho BEST JOBBER should not purchase elsewhere without giving this an ex amination. They are strong, durable aud rapid, and are WARRANTED to give the moat entire satis faction, not MADAME ELLIS, M. D HAS FOUND at last just what the Ladies have lsng needeo and looked for In vain, the Uterine Elixir. The Uterine Elixir is warranted to cure all dls pasta of a Uterine Nature; Inflammation of the Womb, the Kidneys, the ovurlna, and the Urethra. Prolapsus or Falling of the Womb, Talnful IHenstrn Btion,(Jhluri)aln, Arneuorrboa; In fact, a perfect curt is guarranteed by the use of from two to live bottles of the lillxlr, of any disease whatever of the Gener ative and Urinary Organs, of male or female, no matter of how long standing. Price Si per Bottle. Madame ELLIS calls particular attention to the following Card of one of the most prominent Drug. gisl of Cincinnati. "To TUB POBI.lOANn TnttLlDtES in Pabticdlab. We, the underHignod, are not in the habit of giving our name to Patout Medicines; but knowing well the Lady Physioian, and the medicine called the Uterine Ulixir, we cheerfully recommend It to all females suffering from Female Diseases of any kind; it is purely vegetable, and In no case can do Injury; wc say to all try, and our word for it, yon will flud re lief. F.D. HILL, Druggist, sep27 "Corner of Firth and Race-atreota." MADAME ELLIS'S SPANISH 6IMU LATINO COCOU AND LIVKU BALSAM cures, without fail, paius In the Breast, Back, Hide or Limbs: Ooiiglis, Colds, Hoarseness, Diffi culty of Breaming, Headache, Flatulenoy, ITtmrt burn. Chrnnio Rheumatism, Billions Chollo, Cramp CI hollo, Griping Pains of tho Bowels, Dnlluoss, Btupor, Inactivity, Loss of Appetite, and in Pain ful Menstruation it is a certain cure, and gives immediate relief. In any of the above diseases it will give relief lu twenty inlnntos, and a perma nent cure liy the usoof two bottles. OnlyMiccuts per bottlo so cheap that every person can got it. N. B. For sale hy F. D. HILL. Druggist, corner of Race and Flfth-stroets; J. ). PARK, corner of Fourth and Walnut; HUIKP!, ECKSTEIN A 'Jo., corner Vino and Fourth; .1011 N DICK HUN, comer of John and Sixth; FAUL 11KINLKIN, corner ol Eighth and Freeman. Also, EDWARD SCAN LAN A Oj corner of Main and Fourth; and Madame KLLI3, Mi West Sixth-street. top27ay HALL'S PATENT. rmmm mmm -tzz: THE MOST RELIABLE MllE AND BURGLAR PROOF SAFES. Tbey have given more satisfaction than any other now In usn. We offer a reward of OIS'K THOUSAND DOI.. LARS to any person that can, up to the present tlme,sbowa single Instance wherein they have failed to preserve their contents. With this 8 A FK we challenge all competition, as being the best Fire Proof, Burglar Proof, or Fire and Burglar Troof now made; and are willing to test with any establishment; In the Union, and the party falling first, to forfeit to the other, the sum of ?;,(io. Weare prepared to furnish a better Safe, and at less cost, than any other manufacturer iu the United States. bleonnd-hand Safes of other makers, also on hand. Werospectfully invite the publlo to call and exam ine onr stock before purchasing elsewhere. II ALL, CARROLL A CO., acg12-yt Wos. lfandl7EnstOolnmMaat,teet, W B. DODDS, former!? of Hall.Dcxlds AOo.ihvte Urban .Doddi A Oo. W. It. Doddi & Co., SliHPf AOTUBBBJ) Of TBI OONOH33TI Fir and Burglar lrooi S J3l.JP US! B. W. Corner of Vine fc Seoond Streets. This Is the most reliable FIRS AND BUltOLA PROOF SAFE that Is made lo tho United Rtates.and Is warranted perfectly free from damp. Can be sold at lownr prlcoa, and in of better workmanship than oan b found elsewhore. W have a large assortment on hand, and are ale. termlued to soli at price that cannot fall to please, ' Old Sale Taken In exohange. SECOND-HAND BATHS el ways on hand at eitrem.ly low prices. 07 x J, J. BlTLEIt'8 llxcelslor Fluid Ink. Manufartorv. 39 Vine Ht. 14 WM. II. JIALDWIV. ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW and Mssler Commissioner of the Superior and Common Pleas Conrls. Ilank Bnlliliug, uortli wo.C coruerof Main nd TUlrd-slrocUi. . no) irw . . ii If i-i.iJfS J; K:ij- jri II1 nn. i. ;. !,' -td ii mmm m i a t' - i , INSURANCE. Incorporated 1819. Charter Perpetual r Agency established In Cincinnati in 1 fs'iS, an tedating all present local Insurance Compauios and Agencies In the Insurance business In this city. JJ years constant duty hero, combined with wealth, ex erience.cntorprise and liberality, especially com mend the S'HSA. Insniance Company to thefayora- ! ... r .I,,. Mmmnn w-.lkni1 ni .olitarv hi, pnwuH, ui . i . . o wu.iu.iuiv .7 , r . and alone, the sole snrvivor and living pioneer of Cincinnati underwriters of 18 J3. Losses paid In Clnnlnnntl jdiirtac put Frte Years, 8150,054 U7. Cash OapitalSl.000,000. (ABSOLUTE A1ID UNIMPAIRED. VITH A SURPLUS OF 91,030,43 80. And the prestige of 0 yearssucoess and exgealenoe. HTVESTHIHTl OF Over $100,000 in Ohio Securities. UPWARDS OF 914,000,000, LOSSES Have been paid by the zEtna Insurance Uompany In the paat 40 years. , Fire and Inlnud Nnvlantlou.-Rlsks acoepwd at terms consistent with solvency and fair pronta. Especial attention given to Insurance of Dwellings nd Contents, for terms of ltooy s. Application made to any dnly .othorlaea Agent promptly attended to. By strict attention to a legit imate Inatiranco business, this Company is enabled to offer both Indemnity for the past aud seonrltyfor tho future. P HoLs issued without delay by JAS. H. OAi.TEB, Ageut, No. 40 Alain ltret. A. F. PATOo .Assistant Agont. H. K. LIND KY, Agont 171 Vine street. J.J. HOOKA (, Agent.Fulton, 17th Ward. ad BY STATE AUTI10RITV. New Insurance Agency 01 Old Eitnbllshed O WEN OWENS, jr, Agent No. 4 Public Landing, CINCINNATI, 0. CONWAY INSURANCE CO., 1 Cash Assets, of Conway, Alas. $4U2,000. LAFAVETTF, INS., CO,, 1 Cash Assets, of Brooklyn, N. T. J !81?J,000. HAMPDEN INS. CO.. 1 Cah Assets, of Springfield, Muss. j SJUO.OOO. BOARD OF CINCINNATI REFERENCE; Hinkle, Guild Co., R. A. Uohlen Jt Co., Wilson A Hayden, Coodmnn A VornboU, Hadler A Hro., N. W. Thomas A Co., Latimer, Oolbum A Luplon, James Calhoun, Esq., Kuutile A Weed. Risks taken on the moat favorable toruisoonslstent with solveucy. Losses honorably adjusted, and promptly paid in Cincinnati. OWEN O'tMJUGENT (Late Assistant Seo'y Firemen's Ins. Co.) no9amt WESTliBN INSURANCE (JOMPAM OP CINCINNATI. OFFICE IN THE SECOND STORY OF No. 2 Front-street, between Main and df camoru. This Company Is takiog Hire, Inland aud Murine Bisks at current rates of premium. Losses fairly adjusted und promptly paid. D1RKUTOBS; T f Eckert, T Bnl I. B W Pomeroy, William Olonn, W 0 Whltcher, W 0 Mann. Robert Mitchell, W H Uoinstock, L (i K Hioue, Robt Buchauau, C 0 tjhaw, Geo Stall, Wm Bellow, Sth kivans, J H Tuaffe, S avid Gibson, II Brachuian, J Ulsham, Clearwater, Thos it Ulllott. T. F. ECKERT, resident. Stephen Mohbi!, Secretary. nos Fire and Marino Insurance. Citizens' Insurance CouipaBy, OF CINCINNATI, OHIO. DIREOTOUS: William Wood. Isaao 0. Cupeleii, James F. Cunningham, - Sydney S. Clark, Andrew Erkonbreuher, Joseph Uuaklrt, (ieo. W. BiBbop, Wm. Fisher, George R. Dixon. ISAAC (I. COFULEN, President, tico. W. OoPELtN, Secretary. A. M. ROSS, Surveyor. Is prepared lo issuo Pollclos on Fire and Marino Risks, ou favoralilo terms. OlBco Ko, 3 Wt.t Tliiid stroet, TriiMt Co. Uiilhlinir. tiot.fm National Insurance Co., Cincinnati) Ohio. (Office South-west Cor. Wain and Front-streets.) .Marine, Inland Transportation and tiro Risks . TAKEN AT CX'RUE.NT KATIi. DIUEOTORS: John Biirgoyne, EM Smith, Robert Moore, Wm Ilepworth, tlhns L Jloore, M Koohholmer, F X Wiedeiuer, Thos On r, HW Smith, J L Ross Thos R Ihpsfs, Henry Kills, 11. C. URNKR, Ssc'y. JNO. DURUOKNK, I'res, noSbfm P. A. t-piuntiAii, Surveyur. Cincinnati Insurance Company ESTABLISHED IN 1830. CAPITAL, S150.000. OFFICK NO. 4 FRONT-STREET. IN HDRK8 against Loss and Dnmnw by Fire; also: Perils of the He and Inland Navigation. DIRECTORS: Jno.W Hnrtwell, Alien Collier, William Rpsor. John W Kills, JamcsLiiptun, Chae.W Rowland, John W Dudley, James A I'mwr. J W Con Held, 0 T Wooilrow, It M W Taylor, A 8 Winslow, 0 6 Williwus, 11 AlcBirney, Bowman (J Baker, JOHN W. IlAltTWKLL, President, P.. W.WiM.uniH.Hecietiiry. nos M4O)-0O :wlai"i akvjsod mii noiino)dd no (ass siiajio jrsy ewg-icjtnntoQ pn Aioj-iuinna "aog 'j "00 n HHiTIVH 'JA '!& sj((oij pu seailn5r Sqn)JO,x ox 'KuHieq ipoif) Snjlion .iii3iij Juori 'seniipsio Jliing sjjb una jopuu pus jeadu i(oq ('pnos tmtojNeiuujj-vr NOtti ononis ni aa iaa 'sazis 11 V 'sinittpeOdl pub uioo ROOFIACi! UOOIIAr! rlMlE " OUTCAI.T ELASTIC MR. X TALLIO R00FIN0" Is offered to the public as the best and cheapest Metal Roof now used, Its merits tested liv an experience of yeats In this city and vicinity. Applied to flat or steep, old or new buildings. Nosoldurnsed-fasteued soenrely with out exposure to the action of the elements. Prepared sheets, boxed for shipment to any part of the United States, can be applied by any ouo with ordinary mechanical skill. Orders promptly filled. OALDWKTLL A CO. GALDWK jyia-ir 199 West Second street. IJATENT MACUINE-MAPK PAPI2R BA08. for Grocers, Druggists, Tea Dealers and others, inado from extra quality or Wrapping, Ma nilla and White Toa Paper. HQ 200,000 No, 1 Wrapping aud Manilla, ANMSSjNo. J S00,000No. " asi.oiwNo. 4 . "' " S00,HKI No. 0 "' ' ano.ono No. " 200,(00 No. 10 . " ayioo No.u " K),O00No.l6 ." " 200,0110 No. IS " asi.ono No. 20 200,000 No, 25 " 2isi,imjONo, 1 White Tea Bags) . 200,000 No. 2 2i)0,0i)0 No. 8 " The above are put ns In nackaies of BOO ham each. We are manufacturing from sixty to seventy-live tbousaud Bags per dai NIXON A CHATFIKI.D. Paper Bug Manufacturers, -Aud Wholesale Paper Dealers, 77 and 7 Walnut-street. OC22 uijiiioras, FLOEES ' Feathers and Winter Millinery, Of evory description, which I am telling at a imtl advanoe on New York prices, wbolesala and retal', T. WEn, Jr ' not 18 FUtli-slrout, bet, Buce and Kim.1 RAILROADS. Change of Time—November 14, 1859. Great Western and North-western LINE. INDIANAPOLIS AND LAFAYETTE AN CHICAGO SHORT-LINE RAILROADS. The Shorten Rente between Cincinnati and Chicago. Three PasssngerTralnsleaveOlnoInnatldatly, from . tbefootofMlllandFrontstreets. 0:50 A. ni. Chicago Hall arrives at Indianapolis at 12:10 P. M., Chicago at 10:30 P. M. This train connecU with all night trains out of Chicago lor the West and Nortb-weat; connect at Indianapo lis with trains for Terro Haute; also with Pent trains for fern, Logansport, Fort Wayne and To ledo. I!ii45 P. DI. Torre Haute and Laytayette Ac oemmooation arrives at Indianapolis at 6:13 P.M., making direct connections at Indianapolis with La. layette trains for Decatur, Springfield, Naples, Quln cy, Hannibal and Ht. Joseph. 7 P, 91; Chicago Express arrives at Indianapolis at 12:18 A. M., making clese connections at Chicago with all morning trains out of Chicago. Bleeping oars are attached to all the night trains on this line, and run through to Chicago without Change of cars. . This Is exclusively a Western and North-western route, and with fav.rable androllablearrangements with all conneotlrg roads throughout the entire West, guarantees unusnal care and the amplest so oommodations to the patrons ol this line. The Company's exclusive Telegraph Line is tuwd when necessary, to govoru the movement tf trains, and Loughridgos celebrated Patent Brakes, are at. tached to all passenger trains, by which they can lie perfectly controlled; besides all theothor modern Im provements necessary for the comfort and safety ot passengers, the managers of this road have liberally provided. Smoking-cars on this line: SMT Bo sure you are in the right ticket office befora Ion purchase your tickets, and ask for ticket! via lawrenoeburg and Indianapolis. Fare the same as by any other route. Saggag h.'eked thronch. '"tV HOUGH TICKETS, good until used, oan be on. Ulnodk. 'the ticket offices, at Spencer Honse Corner Mrth.wikJtoornM' Broadway and Front! No. 1 Bar. not House the W.Uut-street House, and atDe?t f office, J," S,1;0," ,treet "' ,OnlbuM'rufVB"4 ' train, and will rail rtop.nm.'rt k" ot.s i and all pt. ol the city, b, leaving address . '.V.'l'nOBLB, noil ru 'wral Ticket Agent, NOVEMBER 14, 1859. Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton RAILROAD SIX DAILY TRAINS LEAVE TH1 Blxth-street Depot. Trhlnt run throiiftb to Cleveland Sandusky, To. lodoaud ludluuapotis without change of oars. Through Tickets for all Eastern, Weatorn, North. .naadNorth-svostern cities. 0 A. M. KXPItKH8 TItAIN For Hamilton, Richmond. Indianapolis, Lafayette, Chicago, and all Westorn Cities. Connects at Richmond with 0. and 0. Head for Logansport; also connects at Hamilton. to7ia0 a! TltAIJV For Dayton, Springfield, Sandusky, Toledo and Chicago. This train makes olose connections with all trains leaving Chicago the same evening. Also connects at Cuban von Co-LtiMBt-s; at Biilletoutaine with B. and I. R. B., Kast and West: at Forest with Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad Kast and Went: at Clyoo with Cleveland aud Toledo Railroad trains for Cleveland and Detroit; a.' Dayton for Greenville, Union, Win ohester and Muik''' . , . 10 A. 111. HXt MlEqM TRAIN For Cleveland via belawsre fur LV.Ilrlti Buffalo, Boston, New Fork, and all Ka.toru c.."c, A'B0S0,.le0I ' : line for Pittsburgh, PWUk1e,u, Haltimure, and all Ui 40 pl'tl" TRIN-Fo' H,am'!'0,nrlclh.mOT,, Indianapolis, Terre tlaute ant. 014iut Louuj; con nects at ilamilton for Oxford, 4c. , c 9iJ0P. ,ti. TK.AJM For DaytuVhRlSW, J Bellefontalne, Lima, Tolodo, Detroit, Lhicago, and allpoiuisin Canaott. Connectsat Bellefon.luss'uu B. und I. It. It., Kast and West. , Hi 10 P. Al. fcX PItK H TRA IN For u !" Und via Delaware for Dunkirk, Buffalo, Bosti.. fw York, nud oil Eastern cities. Also, connects si Crestline for Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, Baltimore, ai'd ml Eastern cities. KsJThe night Express Train leaving Cincinnati at ll:3n P. M , lriiVnsduily Eit'BP- BAil'ao.ls. Ail other trains leave dully ex 'upt SvanAve; For further information ana Tickets, apply at the Ticket offices north-east corner Front and Broad. way; No. 16u Walhut-streot, near Gibson House; at the now Ticket Ollico, on the west sidoof Vine-street, betwueiiPostoMceaud Hornet Uousejat the Walnut street House, or at the Sixth -street Depot. noia I). Mnl a UKN, SiiDcriBtendent. LITTLE MIAMI AND COLUMBUS AND XENIA RAILROAD. Three Trains Daily. Two Through Express Traiiis. I,1IRST TRAIN-DAY EXPRESS AT 10 . A. M., connects via Columbus and Cleveland; via Columbus, Htvubenvillu and Pittsburg; via Oojiimbus, Crestlliio and Pittsburg;, via Colum bus and Bellalr WheeiUl ). Also, for bpriiiglield. This train stors botweon Cincinnati and Columbus, at all the principal stations. rsHCIINU Tit AIN-Columbns Accommodation at 4:40 k". M. Thistruln stops at all nations be tween Cincinnati and Columbus, and Cincinnati and Sprlncllcld. TlAltU TRAIN Night Express at 11i30 P. M., connects via Columbus and Bellalr (W heeling r, via Columbus. Crestline and Pittsburg; via Coliun biu Steiibvnvllle and Pittsburg; via Columbus and Cleveland. This Train stops at Loveland, Morrow, Xenla and London. SLKKPINOCAR8 (IN THIS TRAIN. My'TheDay Kxprnas runs through to Cleveland, Wheeling and Pittsburg, via Steuhenville, without chniigo clears. The NIGHT KX PRESS Train leaving Cincinnati at Ili.'iU P. M., runs dally, except SATURDAYS. The other Trains run daily, excopt SUNDAYS. For all information, aud Through Tickets to Bos. ton, New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washing ton, Buffalo, Niagara Falls. Dunkirk, (llovolund, PltUburg, Wheeling, aud nil the Kasteru places, apply at the Offices, Walnut Street Houso, No. i Bur uet House, south-east corner ol Broadwaj and Front streets, and at the Eastern Depot. Trains run by Columbus timo, which Is seven min utes taster than Cincinnati tiiiie. J. DUBAND, Snp't. Omnlbnsoe call for passengors by leaving dlrectlona at the Ticket Offices. noH Commencing Dec. 4, 1859. OHIO AND MISSISSIPPI OHIO AND MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD Cincinnati and St. Louis. THROUGH WITHOUT C1IANGH OF CABS. Two Daily Trains for Vliicennes, Cairo and 61. Louis, at 7:20 A. Al., and 7:.'W P. M. Three Daily Trains for Louisville, at 7:20 A.M., 2:(I0 P. M., and 7:.'i0 P. M.' ,0ne Train for Evansvllle at 7:30 P. M. The Trains connect at St. Louis for all points In Kansas and Nebraska, Hannll.nl, Quincy and Keo kuk; atst. Louis and Cairo for Memphis, Vicksbnrg, Natchez and New Orleans. One Through Train on Sunday at 7:30 P. M. Ui turning Font Lino Leavos Kast St. Louis, Similars excepted, at 6:60 A. 11., arriving at Cincin nati ut lii:l.'. P. M. Hxptir. Train Leaves East St. Louis dally at 1:1 0 P. Al., arriving at Cincinnati at 8:2N A. M. FOR THROUGH T1CKKTH ' To all points Wont aid South, please apply at the oliireH, Waluut-stree t Ilimse, between Sixth and Seventh-streets, No. 1 Burnet House, corner offics, uorlh-west corner of Front and Broadway, Spencer Uouso Office, and at th Depot, corner Front ann Mill, streets. W. U. CLKMENT.Ueiri.Siiperiutendeut. Omulhnses tall for paaneugera. oc2 i i Cincinnati, Richmond & INDIANAPOLIS RAILROAD. imaAroush Route for TMBRBHAUTB, ST, LOUIS. LAFAY1TT1. 0HI0AU0, iOOANSPOBT, FORT WAYNB. TWO DAILY THRO nH TRAINS leave Sixth street iHipot, at 4 A. M, and 4:30 P. Bl. 6 A. M. INDIAN AP0LI8, 81. L0U18 CHICA GO FAST SXPRKdS.-T'broughdirect.niaklngclos. connections for all other Western and North-western solute. This Train also connects at Richmond with Cincinnati and Chicago Boadn, fur Anderson, Xoko mo. Logansport, and all points en Wabash Valley Railroad. 8:10 P. M.-IND1ANAPOL18, CHICAGO A BT, LOUIS NIGHT sU PRBSS.-Tbe above 'Crains maks olose connections at Indlanapults, Latere tteaudCnl. oago, with Trains for Terre llante, Bprlugllold, Rock isiunu. uaiosnnrg, sienosna, lias irosae, jacasonvuie, STThroogh Tickeli given and Baggage checked through. Fur further Information and Through Tickets, np. ply toTlekotOlilces, noiih-oaat corner ot Front anil Uroatlway; No. 16" Walnut street, near Fonrtb; at iouth-east cornor of Fonrtb and Vina street, or at the Sixth-street Depot. D. M. BIOKBOW, inpf.'Intendeot. Omnlbnsus will rail for passuna irs by icuvltig thell ' .amts at either of tho Ticket Oil mss. 114 W. H, sjUl'j II, Agent.