'THEIPBESS. HON DA Ymmwni i-tJANUARY 9 Advertised Letters. erAU letton advertised are subject U en ztrt charge of one cent. Persons calling (or them will pleue MOM prepared with the necessary cJuwje. ' No. 35.—December 31, 1859. LADIES LIST. Adam ton Kiln ' Allen Mlts Emily Angon Miss AnnstrongHarrletAllii Miss Mollte . ... .... .. ., .-;. .. Bnbenrer AmellaBlggerElljabeth Bell Molly H Ball Mrs Ann BUstman Blleae Baker Maggie Bo wen Amanda Billings Harriet? Ball Mary Blake Cordelia Ball Harriet Beatty Mollis Bakar Eunice Baker Mn J A ' Boeekier Mary Barrett B S Bonell Mra Eat Barnei Mollle ' Bogts Emily Beavil Mlsa ,, Butler Mra Marg't Barlow Ellaabetk BarthalowMJ ' Birch Mary J Blaue Malmlo Bryant Kachael ' Boardmau Mrs M Bailey Nida I W SBradfonl Hautel Bccket Suatn A Booth OT Butler Sabrlua Bristol Mn W II Bally Mn Satan Brown Brown Mn AO Brown Miss B Brown Ml Ellen Brown Mist M Browns Mist L , Ootaman Un A Coral Miss A. Chtplo Un ASS Carter MImP Carstang HissBG Coulen Mn A Cue Mra MS Croghn Mist f Curler Mn Mary UonleyMrsH . cotton airt j . orosxrove MaryA CuneyJullaA Casey Julia A Cassidy Julia . Corrldan tlena ChriHtleMtsal - Campbell Julia Oroget Mitt at Cooraba Mary Connor Mitt M ConwellNraSA Casey MrsMaria Carver MlsiO Creager Sarah ClaypoleMiasN . , . -1 Claries i Clark Mitt W Clark Mrs a . Clark Mn Sarah S Clark MnB A , ., , , ........ d Dltenger Miss M DrnddyMnHM Douglass MrsO Duncan MrtM DeOourcy Miaa J Dennett Mrs 0 I. Darling Mrs 11 Bay Miss Jennie t Dnelle MrsDenia Donaldson MnSJ Bolton Mrs . . , Davis Miss E B Day Miss VP Darby Mra DunlapMrsMB EglestonMrsM Elliott Mrs HA RigleMrsE FnogNancy Edwards Miss A Ellis Mist RransMissS , . , , ,. ., Frost Mlat A ; . loiey Mn Happy loiter Mra Marian FellowaMiatO Fisher Mn JO ,. Tairchlld Mollle Francisco Ural Fry Mlts Llizle ' Friend Miaa Mat French LydiaL S erguwn Mij M fiUgeraldMn - t , T G, 1 r , - Granger Mm C Gardner Mini H Gallagher Mra M (lildou B 0 M D Gregg Mn John MOilleven Margaret Good Mlsa Annie Gregg Miaa Mary Gillen Margaret Glhbona Mary 2 Grabhara Miss M JUeorga Mil N E Guilford.MissII E2()rogan Misa R , (1 rover Misa T J Uanl Mn SHI Gardner Mn S ' flood Miaa Annie II : '' ' Hudson Miaa A HandersonMnO VHayford MrtH llanly Miss A E Hall Mra Carrie Lllilton Harriet Hedrick Mn Annllorn Catherine Hnber Miss H llawkina MIssB HundleMiaiK , Hioky Mitt J HlneeMissB Hannah MnB HerveyMnJaa Harden Miaa J Hutchinson Ellsa llayden Mn Jan HudnutMlasM F SHanley Ann Henry Miaa Jenny Hornet Mlts MB Hartersmlth N J HlteMraKl HugheaMlaaM Hunter Miaa PO Ilennon Mn VYm Henry Mist MaryHarley Mn V A I and J - , Jones MnB A Jeffries mn J 0 Jesaos Mrs M J Jones MnH Jones Miss SI , . .. . , K '! Krott Caroline Kennedy Hits 0 Kampers MnB Keelcr Mn Edwin KinneyGeorglanaKendall Misa H KayMnJamet KriegMimMH KennetMrtMJW Kerill Mils Mary Kinney Mra R D Ramping Miaa 8 Kerr Miaa Sarah KinoaidMnS KemptonMrsM ' L " - '! " Lawson Mrs Alice Lewis Mra AblgallLewls Mrs E M Laven Elizabeth Lawler Ellen Lewli MiasGenett Lord Mis BB Lynch Harriet Lancaster Jnlla Laird Mn J LiminyMlaaL Lockart Hits M J Lewellen MiasM Leonard Mrs M LongSukla Livingston Susan Lynn Miss S M . , Jdacs McKee Miss A A McCraolien MrsL HcKentieMagB JlcNell MraE McCune Uisi Nan McCabe MlaiM McCoy Misa 8 - M Mean Mn Martin Mrs Ellta Marshal Miss H A Morris Angelina Morgan Mra B . Mitchell MrtK Maddox Mn Ann Moor Mlsa E ' , Mulford Mn K Macy Miss Amy Madison MrsK . MeaderMissML Murphy alias 0 Miller Miss F Middleton MariaA Mordowns Miss S Moore Misa Sallle Moosx Miss Mark MawsonMnS MayhewMisiM , N Nicholson Mist 1 Newlen Jane Nswland Miss S A Nye Mn Susan Noll Mn Ada o Oscar Annie O'Brien Bridget OrneUrsBB p Partella AWIn P Porter Bell ' Pembertnn C 8 Page Lew PeltonMaryA Phillips Nellie PlumerMary F Pinney Sarah Pike Jane ' Qatrry Jane ' Ransom CatherlneRichairdson B N Keddy Bllen Rose Harriet M Keves Mary Roarke Margaret ' Reidy Margaret Ray Mary . Rogers Molly Robuiaon Polly ARogen B RwnineSAa S ' Stewart Miaa . Seymore Mrs H H Spenoer Mrs Kite Sieve Miss B . gcholy Btuma Stark Misa Kate BhutltMlsaCn Shearer Mn H M Snead MnL A Shepard Mn K B SiUly Mrs Henry Snowden Miry Sands Elianueth Springer Jane Htone Mn J 0 Eedam Mary Sherwood Fannie Settlemyen Joi Swisher Mary SiruverMraR Stewart Mary Ann Su lliran M Sognel Sosamond Sax ton Susan Seaman MnSP T Thompson Mrs A Thnnton K H Trontwine Jennie Taylor Elisabeth TewesMraOT ThomatLidda Tuitadis Carrie ThomptonE Temoleton Mary TrueMialeCJ Thomas Franeet A Thomas Mary A ' Thomas Jane Theoman Sue Tlnebeck Rebeocs V UrnerJlissEllaA .. V Vrnniard MnLncinda Vanduzel Miss Mary R W Watt Mist Ann D Williams Eliza 3 Wheeler Misa M C Williamson A B Wilson Mrs Geo D Wheeler Marin Wolf Columbia Walter Miaa Kate Whalen Mra M A V reeker MisaBO Winterhalten il Weis Mn Sarah Webster Sallle A GENTLEMEN'S LIST. Allen lmaW AtlieiSin Ed Allen D V ' Aaline Prince Arming ft Groin- Alcott It Horton an Annul Louit Abbott Thos Arnold Fred N 2 Adamson Rob't Aitkan Thos BeanmontkHol- Brasher B P lingsworth Bates And J 1 Button ChasP Boyd It Co BergarA Burton Chas Bradley OB Burr AG Bliss Francis II BarrUeoW ' Bauner F X Bowles Frank Baker Wins Barnes R W Bailey Geo W Bell D M Brockmanjot ' BallanlJno Benson Jack .on Breen Jno U livers Jacob Brooks J W BirneyJaa Bennett J G Bolton Br Jas G Bracklnnd H 8 BeachumJas Blair J P Bishop J as W Balch Issue D Benoist L A ft C Burrort N Bhtmenthnl M Bepsinaer M' Bailev Leonard fi Barrowes R J Burn ham it gey mour Blgler Albert Boyd k Hoffman Barton AC Brake Geo , Bnms Danl Berheimer Gen II Braumsten MY Bates Jos Bntler Jas ' Bolemsn Henry Bowers Isaac W Bowers Jno I Burkhart Harris Barnard Norrit Bonnan M ' Byrna Lawrences Bnrrowes Wn . Bishop Win H BalkaWm " Boushey Stephen Bromley Wra A Ballard Banlay :. Baldwin I Co Brown Wairen H j.viiiiii.Krr n Burns WmB BierFH Bnlrd Win Bound m But 'er Edward Brown Bradford Brown Jno It Co Coleman Chas ... u 11 . . 1 1 ttr a. Ball W II Beat S P Budd WO '' Butler Stephen Bott W 8 Baldwin G E Brown CU c t '. Calhoon John Chancy Wm R Coffee Hnmnhrev CAiiirhlln Rnmuel Carey Abraham vropper urown uooiuig jonu uiaraiA . CallettDrC Coffey James Clark Wm Cherryes Chart , Cannon J Rk Co Clark a H k Co - rnTllllaA ChtuiiiJuA nnlr A ihort T. Casey It Mitchell Carson Isaac Cook Marcellus 8 Craln B F Campmln Henry Cook Harrison Cox & Emerson CulverDrD Cherry Geo W CopplnDan'IO Convene DO Corner David 0 vaTinHuan in sjiara Israel' Conway M D Clark Walter . cnizs Lou It Carter Michael Comings L Chapin Lorenso Clark Thos P Collins Thos ColllnsJaSi Cooper A ' Campbell H A Campbell A OnrrJas Church Wm . ChllesUco uoneeratnek CasswayDav'dO Child Sain'lR Carle John H OollettTliot Crane Henry Oarr John 3 Duflncr k Co DwelleB i . .. Dean J L .. Danner John Seuniton M R DvnalaonPat . Davis R Davay Rich ' Duncan Rob't Hrwin Chas Erlckaan 0 P Evans 0 M , , Elliot CU '-' Ence Bdw 1 . UhaneyWm Caswell Wt D . DuckensJas Dooglut John ... Dewing HOI f. DeibleJohn Drake PH i Dickton Samuel DeLongOW I Do Ian fM . DavUDB DrauiBeldH -Derivan John Dilley Henry Daley Michael Davidson Alex DerlganThos Davu B DavllOB : . E Evans D V ' EdsellQ P IJ." Bltton laalah BdmondtonR KlliottW R EvanUos ' Bgan Jaa G 1 KmnuUJtf - F . 'V Ernst W M ErlsWm FowletB : FrisbeeMr; ( Kraut 0 Freeman Joseph FIiherBdward A Trammel John . Foster J H Foulke Levis , Finnan Lawrence Flagg Asa 9 Fitzgibbon Pat 1 "orce Captain ' Franc Tlientlnm Tlshae HrnvnlnV ferritin jas a. rurrerj ui ' Fay WmB Fither Edward W . , Frampton Thoi , Finch George risuer J t'loronce 8 F Farrell Thomna Tern GeA C fountain Joseph Freeman Samuel Fairfax Charles G Garret Amrtel M ' Gonlea A J G.niner Andrew Ge.'hartEmil GI.-tM. Joiienh G region MagnnsOnves Chris Glaaer Baiter Ganta A L . Gaakill Ethelbert Gray D 8 Gbal James, 11 GaUmaaliaao uuoeri wotiaq uoddaru H S Ooyslnger Dr J8 Grodard J A 4 ..A .Gifford Jease 8 Orcen Jacob Green J R Guild Henry M fleerin John " uinson jonn Godew LA" Greraer M J Givin Minor Orillith Lewis Gleeson Patrick Grtnnan W J urmut n Is Gracev Cantain M . Gilmer Koliert Gioce Richard . Greer TI101R Gage Thomas ' OlnenWorJ 17 nillardfeLash " HotmerBB " ' Harlan A i II urns AucnMt liau Andrew Jloyt at (J lliymsn if Hamlin Charles) narrey Haverhill llle t!iC'S.mas . Hunt I 8 HillUW Hopkins Frank Hughes Edward Hill Anthony Henry B J Hart Geo Hutchinson B A Holtey JasM. Humphreys David Hobbs David Hill Geo W Hathaway I ganunondOO Hennessey J Hoagland John H opkinsHFB HaileJameaB HouttonJ R Hudson James W Holmes James 0 Hoakers John HaaotlJ HabiiifJQ . HanenJohaB Hendershoot J W Hilt H 85i2Sv Hopkins Houstin Haley H Hobbook John HlfbMSsJO UeltUrerJ ' Heokrotte Moses HaHer Henry Haggerty RobertHill Wllllani Howard Reuben Hatch T . Hambrlck Wiatt Hepburn W . Hamrirk Wyatt Hanly Theadore . Haynea William H.ll John . Hall k Spears Hall OF , Hall Joseph HallDrBK Hall Biah ' , ' ' "-Initial. 1 To the Proprietor of the Cincinnati Golden Visitor ....Layer's Railway Guide... .Editor of the Red, White and Blue... .Index Office... .AIM '; . ; , ',. i- I and J ..,' ;"..";: . Johnson JaiL A Jones John D JnnesML Jonei Henry Jones Perry I ' Jar roll Thos A JetaopThotl Johnson George Johnson t M Jones Ermann Johnson Ool John Jackson B A Janny Henry Jackson HenryJI Jackson John JarvlsHB tl . Jettriat WhU i t ;. . ,, Kenkel John 0 Klnm per James Kress J ' , Ketls Henry ' . Klngsley John. Kehow John Kerdolff John A Kendall HH . Kimmlck I bonus Keenan Thomas Kenkel OH Kylins Ferdinand Kunts George Krapp Frederick Kemper DH KnappG Kortley D Keller Daniel Kleiin J KinkeadWm ' Kellar Wm 0 Kelly Patrick KlngJosiahB King WM H King Lewis KIppartB Koeb Ktinball Lea Keuney Patrick Kinney Sherman KennorWmB Kenned yWm N ,( Lammart Arnold Lackart F -1 Lyme Junes LindleyCMS LeC lane Geo H LagonJohnA Long Charles LinperGeoH Lyons James J ' LouisCbarles t LlllliJohn Lloyd JO . . LytleBU .. lJuieJi' , Leiteruenry LippertF Langtry Jas V7 Lyle JG LewiiD It 'Lewellonry LuabyJohnR . Luck momas Lyncn i-atncK Lawrence I H It Lawrence T 0 Co Lent Michael Long Wm Law Peter Long John iiowrey r Lewis 8 , Lee Wm JTA Moore ft Reel Mullen Prank A Meyen Henry JT Moore Jack Marsh fleo . tlammohn Moore Roberts Marshall Edgar Morgan James! Moore TM ' Magnire Francis Monnunnett John Mullen Francis MayforeJasO Moore W W Mnbarry Geo ' Mulland Mlouael Moon Michael Michael Jacob Moody LR . Morris M Morion John It " Mlnner Richard Miller G W MathUs Henry B Maynort R MlllerGWP "' MunahJohnR MoranOwen Maaon John Marck James Mulholland T P Martlnus Thomas Manne John Martin James Mecklng H B Martlceal WH Martin Charles , Meyer Julius Meal Wesley. Martin JasM - MahoneJOx Marsh Wm K Martin Henry Murray Jas A Merrick Wm R Maguire Chas S Morran John Meruei Joseph . Murray CH MunnDrC Jnaos McCoy Thos J " McKeal JB McMahen J McCracken Wm McLoskey Mlehl McNeil John McOlusky Joseph McMlllen James McDonald J McGaBertyGW MoIrfOdJohn McDevall McGoy Hamilton McLean Alex'r McDowell James McOrearyJM McKensieJas - MoGronule Jno McClain N W McBain Daniel McKeal James NopperCyrni Newell Harvey "Nierlh Henry Nichols Dr Newton Jas 8 Nalebua Wm Nehus Englebart Nobbe J H Nealey T P : Noble E B Newman John P ' O ' ' Ogle BP OrrJW Orr Wm John OrcuttGeoH OttJohn . Osborne Bolomon OgdonF Ott Philip Orr Thos Lewis O'Leary J O'BrltneTatriek Pogne fc Morrli Page Charles ' Preston A D Payn Charles Plymacy Cyrus Petit Elnathan Price Geo Price Edwin : PhemssterDH Porter John Polly Jamet ' Paul John Phelps J Erwln Powen Joseph Paul Langdon PatcaenRM PaullRWftOo Parks Samuel Prine Thomas ' , Pickslay Wm Page 1 L Post Simeon 8 Peterson TB& CoPatterson Wm C3 Quicl)avitt Reed Bland ft OoJRafache BlanchlnlReynolds Fred Root D RuckerGJ Rote John H HeedJsmei RocklilllWH Rao Wm N lelieth RegaslV . Reeves WQ RosecrantlWm RaylLP Randolphs? Riley Edward RilleyKdmond Riley OT ' RomD Ross J T RotsOtodenl Rick erO lark eft Co Ray land J A Remley James Robertson L D RUienour Monroe Redkey Martin 4 Reed Philander Keid P 8 Roberts Evan J Roberts Daniel Robinson W gonRogen WmH Rogers Q B KlcUrnsLD Belly E J Rosebiaugb J Jr Hern pel H RosebroughJowesRockenfield J A Rente Joseph RoyanJohn Smiths Smith Samuel L SulthJoe Smith Henry W Smith WH Smith Osmand 0 Smith H G Smith WmH Smith W Thos SmithHB&Oo S Salter Benjamin Shepard H L Scott Alexander Sanford A Q Strong James Scott John 0 Sumner Dr Spencer J T Scott WB Sandford B 8 Spencer T ft Go Stow Samuel ShauseGeoW Stewart RO Shaw A B Soowden E W Stewart Edward Shaw Joseph Seymour Kllsh Stevens Eben J Shaw J D Simmons Daniels StephenasnHiramShepherd 0 A Sheldon 0 Frank Sutton John W Solomons George Shu Its J B Sharp John G Mtoddard David Stanley James Bchlekling John Shis Henry (pear John M 4 St John Henry BtackunJohn Sweeney Michael Bt Button John Stabler Jonathan SandersonNelionsSimmonds J BeunJohnS Stanton WM Stringer Minnie Stanley James J StoweSS . . Simani Knbt , Samelson D Sample 8 B Snyder Wm Sandford B R Swain WmM & OoStoms W P Sparks Fred P Sominers Rev Wm Spangler Sam Savior N B 3 raughn bamuel Sands Samuel Sweet ND T Thomas Mathias Thomas WLNH Thompson A -Thompson Fred Thompson RP Taylor 8 L Thompson H D Taylor.AUen &CoTaylor John ' TimmsCWJ Tyner Charles Tucker Dr Turpin E K Thrall E W Torchuwo H Heme John , V ! Vincent Geo Jr Van Be Walter H Van Emon S 3 Vincent Daniel Vlllard Henry Van Lear 8 Van Ness KG Vice Milton Vanwerth Peter W Walker John Williams James P Westoven Allen Watson Patrick Williams George WeldonAlden Ward W R Wilght Thos if Waston Clinton Waraer Gen 0 Wright William Waddell A Weaver Wm A Wright John Wooderd B Weaver Charles B Wright Lncien B Wi i. & White While W McLinn Wilson) Payne ft Wind, Simpson ft White Hamilton Oo Oo Williams CU Wright ND WalerDr Williams Thos Wilson Peter WoodleyNed Williams J IlenryWilson A J Wafers U &0o Wallace Alex Washburn R WllseyPD Wiley John Bt Wylie Decatur Wetmore George Whiting Dr WaityNoahW WoodElisha Waller R , , WadeMD Wolver Daniel Wilts John Waters R 8 Wills G J : Wooden Dr J L WynneWRW Woodward HL Wagner Henry Woodward RF Whiting John 8 Walter Henry Wallace W , Willow James , Worland Jerry Wood Wm I WellshearJW Winder J W Worth Wm ! WiUUmiWmM WiaeM WeddleThoiP WilliamiDPS 1 I Young Jacob Yancey Lee 2 J. L. VATTIER, P. M. LIST OF LETTERS IN COVINGTON POST. REMAINING OFFICE rJeoember 31, I'M: , Wman Eliza Anderma V:.ry A Andrews R W rxruirtbruiiK n jDrwKoian r. jsoaweii rf m niacaweii 4 nremati I' Buckman Mrs R Banks J T , Coleman 0 ' Real I Robert Brown Mn M Bradford Anney Brown R Carbery 1' Canton B F Comens Mrs A CralaMmA Conner K Oulbertson J 0 Jady U 1 Ooppln B Crammar Lizzie Connady O CoughlinO Donohoe Mary urawiora w A CutamlngsT OhamberaW ChalfTantP Davidson J Uallins MnS A Uowling IS Dunkard W P Dupuch A Vlnley Robert FallaWm French Foster Mrs noasey V DouKhe. tv MistM Dudley M Kwart Mary Everson Mn M Farrell Cllieled FreyJohn Farley Mn Ann Fan th rep James French J H Farrell Mawhen Glbblns Miss Kale Gesney F M Uramn Stephen D Giffhem F GraffnitMnU G red t Peter R HartryMissAB Hunt K W 1 Howell Mitt L nail Mra Sarah Hayman U Frank Horbor Jane A Gray Joseph . Hothschalk 8 rioiaen 'J nomas liannen J ft T Hewitt Mn B , Horn Charles Kerr Miss 19 A joantoa nits A funnan L'WIs . Kerr MnS K lisle v John Karlin Peter Kentilnkian TLA l.anrlpw Pa.vlf.lr Lynch Mlis MA Lowryjohn Mocky Roseberry ucuuire niss iv ticuin Henry MooarJ Martin Mlas M W Morrow J W Morrison Mn Morris Miss M Morton MnH Morgan Mrs U Mulled Miss B Morgan Mn J W Marshall John Morris MiasO Mlnnett Garrett Merry W Mra ' Nolan Mrs Jane O'Brien MnB ' Price Macke B Pummel John Patton Thomas Poor J fc Co llrieLO Patterson John Pendleton W A I'restonWm . lUggi Master 0 1 Rieker A Mrs lloe Mn Annie I Rice Piedale Reorden Mra M KiechlnMissFS Rowpe Joseph Robinson Mra M Rowland Geo B RlchardaRevCALBmaller Miss 1 1 Hhauklln 0 8 Sweeny Mrs E Skiff Miss A Sullivan Patrick Schoettler Henry Smith fc How nowJG , ShoertleJohn Scott Wm Skiff Wm . . Thompson MissP TInsley Charles B Tolon Miss J 8 L Trickier DA . , Tobin Miss B 1 WorkleyMnB Wright Jno Wilton WH White MnL A , Ware Mn Mary Williams Bltsha WestTF ValleMnO tr PosUfflee opens Sundays at nine A. M.. and loses at ten A. M. W. D. HOLT, P. M. LIST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN THE .NEWPORT PoitOfBce, December 91, 186: iilashford Mrs D gayliff Mn Edith Belville Rey 8 8 1 ilest Jacob . Bradley John OrouohMisaM ilhalfantFP ' Cuniiua Jaijr Oorneliut Harriet Dnnlan LuetndsS T)av .amVttrt DwyerDenlsJ lilffertJohn Everett RH riicbelberger Jos Fox Martin Fleming MrlR Gilllson Wm .1 .ley Mist A GoldingWra Hynes Cstherlne Hardegg Wm HaymtndRD Hays Patrick .lack Jno Kerlin Joteim Eicnerjonn Pitageald Pleasant Golden Francis Huston Mlts L 8 Hernnan John Helm Hiss Harriet : Kerlin Joseph Kinseley Mrs B Klrtley Mra AO Kearney MrsO l.earv John i,ewn vrm A Mullen John " Miller Mra M Ueeks Peter Morton Mn TP iIoDonalrJMnR autreman J O'HsrraMrtB I'urcell Thee Iteriiien N B RoasMiss Julia clone R W St Clair Wm . Thomas Geo Wicker I Ilia While A A Martin Simon 1 Miller Peter Molridge Joseph Moore Saml MeOonnick John Neale John Osterhouse Henry Peters James 1 . Robertson Wm ; Bees Thos O . Sarver P W Sobe Mr Thompson Wm VIckersMraE namii u w Miller MrsO J McOmy Wm MlttenrlllerL Nax Ellen 'Brlen Kate Pye Hannah Randolph W T Shannon M " Smoot 0 Smith Borah M VickersMiasL Wurnar M A Wooden Miss r wagner Mlts b t Welsh Patrick While Mra al Wade J B i'otomoa Onen On Sunibiv from tulf.nut ntna till J. Q. A. FOSTER, P. M. BUSINESS OAItDS DoOR.IiOCKS R. R. CAB AND-" SWITCH-; LOCKS, ; Door and Qate-Springi, '- f' V HOUSE BELL MATERIALS, -SILVER-PLATED DOOR-PLATES, Bells rfuBg.' Keys Fitted. ' ' The pnbllc are respectfully Invited 'to call and ei, amine the various patterns and prices. All Jobbing promptly attended to ' ' . ., , , OBOBGK MoOBBGOA, ' . nolens ' No. 13S Flftb-street, 2d door bom Race. 3 A B. COLVILLE, v Bl Wannfltetnreti" , ". 3 No. 41 Bast Beeond.street, between Sycamore sad Broadway, Uiactnnail, keeps every description of . Ueunter Platform, Cattle, Rallraasl Depot, and Track Hcal TracliVi , Iron Waaonai eVo. . : Uepalrnidonson the shortest aotios." , nol4 B. KITTREDGE & CO 1134 MAIN STRUT, OIN01 RATI, 0. ,. KITRiDQIet FOLSOM, , it St. Oharlei itrest, New Orleans, La Iraaortera fGnnacV SwortlBs) Apparatas, . aid uiiLigg m ecu f oynig. ' RAILROAD HOTEL, (rronting the Steamboat Landing.) ' ' Morth-eait corner Broadway and Front, , ... CINCINNATI, 0. ; ,;. R, Fs LKVi:niG, Proprietor. : ' : toc7cni ' H. CA.MPBELL& CO., MANOFA0TUKEK8 OF BAR, 8MEKT aud Boiler I roa, Plow Blabs, Railrou (pikes Kto. Also, Aleuts for the sale of Irontca Sum haili Warerooms No. 19 Bast Second Street, Oio'innat I Ohio. - ' SMrAllkl til Iron made to order. 1M XliGJWDEUT JSYL, C LEANER OF 6INK8 AND VAULTS, J No. 9 Blxth-etreet, between Tine and Haoe, In the Medical College, Cincinnati, Ohio. Persons who may favorhim with their patronagecaurplyeapunc tuality and low prices. : apl-ay , Money! Money! ITJoacy! loan"opmce. Kemovetl fironi 00 West Hlxtk-atreet. MONEY LOANKDON WATCHES, JEW BIiRT and all kinds of Merchandise, at low rates of interest, at No. 171 Tlne-itraet, IwlweeB Ifourth and FiXtb. W P1II1ADEIPI1U Dining and Coffee Saloon, NO. 81 IIFTH-8TRIET. 80TJTH 8IDX, : ' (Near the corner of Tine,) C. L. VICKK as, Proprietor. Oyaters and Game served in all ityles. Meals stall hears noloro u. r. elias' Kew Wlioleale WATCH & JEWELRY I10USB 18 West Fourth Street Where oan be had every article appertaining to the Business at a mnoh lesa price, for CASH, than has ever before been offered in this market. QIVI USA CALL" And see for yourselves. en it WM. WH I TAKER, - ' JEWELER, Ho. MX N. K. Cor. Fifth and Lodge streets, betwttn Walnut and Tine, Cincinnati. A good assortmentof BILTKR and PLATED WABIL, . SPKOTACLS, etc. kept constantly on hand. Special attention given to Gleaning aud Repairing Watches and Jewelry. mylu BEO.GS SMITH, No. 0 West 4th St. 4 RE NOW RECEIVINa ADDITIONS TO :jL their large assortment cf Watches, Jowelry, Silverware and Diamonds. A fine assortment of Plated Tea Heti and Cutlery ud Opera Outsaes. ZU MEDICAL AND DENTAL. DR. SAWL SILSDEE ESPECIALLY TREAT8 DISEASES OP THE SKIN, RHEUMATISM, DISEASES OF WOMEN, and such Ohronio complaints as may be benefitted by the Bygyenio and Atmopathlc sistem of his office. '.!!. Vapor, Sulpbnr, Iodine, Amnio, Mercury, Tor. klsh, Russian and Electro-Chemical Baths, a Ills pensary of Medicine, and every manner uA Electric and Magnetic Apparatus. ,. NO. 97 W EST BEVKNTU-BTRBBT. eHT Office heart A. M. to aqljl-tjt U. S. NEWTON, M. D. OfRoe, 80 Weit Seventh Street,' iirwuir Tma ab tuoa. 106 O. E: NEWTON, M. D. Ornoa Ne. 90 West Seventh streot, between Tine Mii Race. Risidkkoi No. M Bovonth street, fce ireen Walnnt and Tine. Ornoi Uooas 1 to 04 A. IK '. lto9e f. M.i ttoi P.M. WM. M.. HUNTER, DENTIST, nofl : ' ' " ' ad VJiie-mreet. J. TAFT, (.Sneceeeur to Rnowlton & Taft.) DENTIST, f o. 90 Went Fourth St., bet. Walnut dV Vine CINCINNATI, OHIO. sep24 ftfADAME ELLIS, M. D.; HAS F0UNP AVJaV at last Just what the Ladies have leng need 00 and looked for In vain, the Uterine Elixir. The Uterine Elixir is warranted to cure all dis eases of a Uterine Nature; lnfiamtnatioa of the Womb, the Kidneys, the Ovaries, aud the Urethra. Hrolapsns or Falling of the Womb, ralnful Menstru ation. Chlorosis. Amenorrhea; in fact, a perfect cure la guarranteod by the use of from two to five bottles of the Elixir, of any disease whatever of the Gener ative and Urinary Organs, of male or feniale,-no matter of how longstanding. Price il per Bottle. Madame KLL1B calli particular attention to the following Oard of one of the most prominent Drag, gisls of Cincinnati. . ,,. "To tub Public 1Kb thc LiDite IB PABTiomAB. We, the undersigned, are not la the habit of giving our name to Patent Medicines; but knowing well the Lady Physician, and the medicine called the Utsriue Elixir, we cheerfully recommend it to all females uttering from Female Diseases of any kind; It Is purely vegetable, and in no case can do injury; wt ay to all try, and our word for It, you will luid re- asaS7 , "Oornerof Fifth and ttaoe-stn eta," MADAMS ELLIS'S SPANIflH"f IMTJ LATINO OOTJOH AND T.ITKR Ttl I.SAM ourat. without rail, pains In the Breast, Back, Side r Limbs: Oought, Uolds, Hoarseness Diffl. k ?jl Breathing, Headache. Fiatulencv, Heart- '""j nuwuuiKii.u,, Diuions imoiic, vrama Oholk, Griping Pains of the Bowelt, Dullness, Stupor, Inactivity, Lost of Appetite, and In Pala tal Menstruation It it a certain cure, an. I gives immediate relief. In any of the above diseases it will give relief (a twenty mlnntes, and a perma nent cure by the nsoof two bottles. Only Si ceuts per bottle so cheap that every person can get It. . N, B. For sale by F. D. HILL., Druggist, corner of Race and Fifth-itiets; J. D. PARK! corner of vvh. ... I... M .7 u 1 .1 11 . . ...I., nun 1 B.1L1 t,t corner Tine and Fourth: JOHN DICKSON, corner of John and Sixth; PAUL REINLEIN, corner el Mgnmanu Freeman. Alio, aluwABU BUANLAN A COj corner of Main aud Fourth; and Madame ELLIS, Hi West Blxth-street. sep!i7.ay J. J. BDTLEB'S Excelsior Fluid Ink.. Manufactory, a Vina Bt, M . Holiday Gifts, &c. WS INVITE ATTENTION TO THU large and beautiful assortment of FAN0T GOODS, which we have jnt received for the Roll days . Bohemian Bottles, Pearl Jewel OasktM, Bo hemian Gaskets, Pearl Oard Cases, Bohemian Roxoe. Pearl fvrte-monnalea, Bohemian Pntf Boxes, Pearl Inlaid rushes, Ac For sale at very low prlcaa. . . ALBERT BOSS, Drugglit, ' , de!3 - 8. W. cor. Klgliih-it, and Western-row."" Spalding.'a Prepared Glue. rilHIS EXCELLENT ARTICLE IS FOR M tale by ALBERT BOBS. Drugglit, dels B. W. oor. Ughth-e t. and Western-rew. (THE OYSTER TRADE. O.StMALT'BY .-'a 'Jii,ii..DAMBni ... ...'r.i'.-:u OYSTERS. FRESH CAX OYSTEiRS. Spiced Oyster.,1 PICKLED OYHTBR8 rilHB SUBSCRIBER IS NOW RECEIV M. INO DAILY, by the Adams xprss, MALT. B Y'S world-renowned Baltimore ' ?reia Can, Keg and Shell ' Oyiten. Fresh, HormetlcaTly.aealed OOTB, SPIOlTD a C10KLID OYbTEUB. . , . ,ti ., ' BOBERT OBR, Agent : py.tf ! .. Deo,ll Weal rifthntreet OYSTERS. ' OAVAGNA'Br-' Oyster ; Importing House, MO. 31 WEST FIFTU-8TH.BET. rilHH SUBSCRIBER IS NOWRBOEIV M. ma daily, per Express, his lolendld Oysters. Having oompleleu arrangement! In Baltimore, on the most extensive scale, I will at all times dnrlua theseason be prepared to furnish my friends, "and the rwt or mankind, " with the most DKL1OI0UB B1VALTB8 imported to the Queen Oity. None but the very bell imported.'. Great inducements offered atthisImportluR-boittie. . . . Ordor siollcllod aud promptly fllleif. Termacash. '. H '')- l'KTBR CAVAWNA, .., seplBt-;'- - l Bole Importer and ffoprlfltor'. TODD'S OLD STAND, NO. 49 SIXTH-STREET.' .1 AM RECEIV ING daily, HKTH'B Celebrated MAMMOTH OYBTRUS whloh I am Belling at' unprecedented low pricos by caee or doeeu. Dealers and Families wanting a very large, f ret h Oyster, will please send their orders. Attached to this establishment Is a nice, unlet, respectable Saloon, where yea can have Olillw. ... .1.1. 4 nH clea 1 an J superior manner.. .Charges leas than at any other place. , fooioi... JOHN NAIRN. SUPERIOR OLD r PLANTATION Depot, 93 8yeatmreatreeti oppaslto the 1 ' ' ' ' National Theater. - ; ' : : B. C.BOCZlKff, Agent. A LROPwiMft H Vimh rA nAmA! frtwh Anil awAAt Butter, ko., delWerod at all hours, free of obarge. J. FARROW & SON'S JELEBRATED .BALTIMORE OYSTERS, reoeivea aaiiv ov tne Aaams a.x brosB Oomnanv. in whole and halfoans ah uyaters sola warranted treen ana of the very best analitv. J..B. OW1NOS.. Agont, No. 37 Fifth-street, bet. Main K. B.-TUe trade supplied on the most liberal terms. oc2Vm Day's Medal Jobber. W. T.tSiS. D. DAY & 00., Manufacturera and Dealariiu . 1 PRINTING PRESSES, (BOTH HAND AND POWRB,) ' And nil hinds ot Printing; illnterlala, Noa. 173, ITS and 177 We.t enond-etreet, UINCINNATItOUIO. ESPECIAL ATTENTION IS CALLED to our MKDAL JOBBER. Within the last eighteen months wo have introduced them Into four teen different States of the Union, with the greatest satisfaction to the parties purchasing. The power Is appiieu 10 too center 01 inn piaien, consequently thore is no possibility of its springing from any amount of pressure, the motion is so transmitted to it as to cause a dwell on the point of contact with the form, inanrlnir A PERFECT IMPRESSION at a high rate of speed. Printers in want of the BRUT JOBBER should not pnrchaae elsewhere without giving this an ex amination. They are strong, durable and rapid, and are WARRANTED to give the most entire satis faction. no HALL'S PATENT. The: most reliable fire and BURGLAR PROOF SAFES. They have gives. mum nntiBiniybiuu .inu nny uumr nuw in one. Wo offer a reward of ONB THOIIMAND BOI LARM to ady nerson that can. ua to the arcjent time, show a single instance wherein they have failed to prosorre their contents. ., ... With tbieSAFH we challenge all competition, as lieinff the beat Fire Prntif. ltnralnr Prnnf. nr Vint and Bnrglar Proof now made; and are willing to mi witn any eeiaoiisnmenc in sne union, ana tno party falling Srst, to forfeit to the other, the snm Of 12,000. we 'e are nrenared to Torn Ish a better Rafia. and at Imi eoit, than any other manufacturer In .the United States. . ........ i - aecona-hand Sales of other makers, also on hand. WerMDectfnllv lnvlta the Diihlie tn flail and .sun. ineouritocs. before purcbaiingolsewhere. . ,. angU-yt Hps, lit and 17 Bast Colombia street. '., Wi -,B., DODDS,,..,, romsrlyoIHali,rXKldsOo.iUUUrbaii,i)ddsOo. -W. R. Dodds afcCo., ,.: , suauTAcmjBijai ot ti i d ONo XLxa a? 33 Fire Tand Burglar Proof O A F1DS! Corner of Vine Second Street. This It the most reliable FTRB AND BUROLA PROOF AFB that la made In the United States, and tl warranted perfectly free from damp. Oan be sold at lower prices, and Is of better workmanship than oan be found elsewhere. We have a large assortment on hand, and are de earmlnad to Mil at srloM that cannot fall to please. ! - Old.: Sale Takes In sxohange. 8KO0NV-H AND BAFB8 al ways on hajj at exjTejpsJy low prices. nH f AKES AND REPAIRS ARTIFICIAL 4-"'- LIMBB in luperlor . manner, ( Satisfactory bTeferenoes given..- Address ..No,. ly Bycamors-itreet, 0 rner of Front. ; dMO RKMOVAL. E. OSMOND. M: D, Dentist, b removed to J7j;VUetrrf. neaf Vtesth, eppoaite the 6 as OOoa, ooft Mm . Ki p rlBSi mm INSURANCE. r-r-r BY, I STATE' ATTTEOBITY. Incorporated 1S19. CharteiPerpetaal WAgarKiyeitablished in Cincinnati In 18'J9, an tedating ail present local Iesnranoe Companies and Agencies In the Insurance business In this city. 3 j years const ant duty here, combined with wealth, ex perloiuie,unterprtae and liberality, espaolally eora-. mend the M TSA Inturanoe Company to the favora. ble patronage of thli commtmiayetandingsolitary and alone, the sole survivor and living -pioneer of Olnclnnatl underwriters of )H!J3 . i Lesaei paid In Cincinnati dnrlni vast Five ., ,t ..(...VesureptlMiOai ..M Oash OapitalSl.OOO-000. (ABBOLUTB AND UNIMPAIRED. WITH A SURPLUS OF 91,030,423 8a And the prestige of to yoara laooeei and eapealencs. .. .iyi8THTi or - Over $100,000 in Ohio Securities. UPWARDS 09 814,000,000, LOWSBS Have been paid by the tna Inturanoe Oompany IS the past 40 years. . Fire and Inland Navigation. Risk, acoepud at terms consistent with solvency and f air prunia, aVpecial attention given to Insurance of Dwelling! and Contents, for terms of I to Ay a. Application made to any dnly -nthorleed Agent promptly attended to. By strict attention to a legit imate Insurance iKislneea, this Company Is enabled to offer both Indemnity for the part and security for strest ' VVE8TEBN INSURANCE COMPANY . ... OP CINCINNATI, OFFICE IN THE ' SECOND STORY OS No. 2 Front.street, between MalnandHycamore, This Company is taking Fire, Inland and Marine Risks at current rates of premium. Losses fairly adjusted and promptly paid. i j .. DIRECTORS: TFBckert, F Ball, SWPomeroy, William Glenn, WOWhltcher, WO Mann. Robert Mitchell, W H Oonittock, L 0 K Btone, Robt Buchanan, CO Shaw, . , Geo Stall, Wm Bellew, Beth Evani, J BTaafie, David Gibson, ' U Braohman, J G Isham, U Clearwater, . Thos R Elliott.' - T. F. KOKERT, President. " BTirnag Moms, Becretary. no3 Fire and Marine Insurance. Citizens' insurance Company) '',' OF CINCINNATI, OHIO. ' ; ' ' '' '' DIRECTORS: ' ' ! ' ' " ' WlllUm Wood. ' Isaac 0. Oopelen, James F. Cunningham, Sydney B. Olark, Andrew Brkenbrecher, Joseph Reakirt, Geo. W. Bishop, Wm. Fisher, !!! r.,- George B. Dixon. , " ' .' 18AAO 0. OOPELEN, President! ' G0. W. OofSlBK, Secretary. . .. . - .. . . i A.M. ROBS, Surveyor. Is prepared to issue Policies on Fire and Marine Risks, on favorable terms, OHice No. 3 West Third street, Trust Oo, Building, ' noshfm National Insurance Co., v Clnolnnatl, Ohio. . (Office Sonfh.westOor. Main and Front-streets,) ; Marine, Inland Transportation ana fire Bisks .; : TAKEN AT CURRENT RATBS. ' ' DlREOTORSi' ' ' John Bnrgoyne, BM Smith, Robert Moore, V Wm Hepwortb, Ohai L lloore, M Fechhelmer, w JX Wiedemer, Thos One, 8 W Bmith, L Ross. Thos R Biggs, 1 Henry Ellis. U. 0. UBNEB, Bso'y. JNO. BUBGOYNE, eras. noebfm , :, P. A. Spbiobun, Surveyor. Cincinnati Insurance Company ESTABLISHED IN 1829. OAPITALJB150.000. OFFICE NO. 4 FRONT-STREET. IN SURES sgainst Loss and Damage by Fire; also: Perils of tbe Bea and Inland Navigation . DIRECTORS : :; Jno.WHartwell, Allen (Jollier, William Bosor. John W Kills, JanmeLupton, C'has.W Rowland, John W Dudley, James A rnwer, J W Oanfleld, 0 T Woodrow, R M W Taylor, A 8 Wlnslow. : GSWilliamt, 11 Mclllrney, Bowman 0 Baker. n JOHN W. HARTWKLL, President, fl. W. Wiuums, Sccrotary. nog ' FIKE AN l MARINE. , - Eagle Insurance Company, OF CINCIN NATI. , J. W. GARRISON, Prwlden't. B. W. REEDEB, Secretary, i Dibxctorh Henry Kessler, Anthony Fay, Wm. Wood. J. W. Garrison, Samuel H. Taft, George W. Townley.Sinilh Betti Suaviiiota-J. B. Lawderand David Baker. de9ay 4J-oo -edtuei aV4iod m noiBDdd ua innn Jinoa()gj :iowu-mmnoo na iioa-iua4BSAA "ioo 'a 'N '66 s hhicvh ;m :ja V . sJ8iofi pnsouaua eiqwiJOd ''T 'aHIfl qiof)ni)on -(UBSjosd Jnou 'soniqcnpi intng -uau una jopun pus jeadn qtoq H'lioi mpaomviwy &oxi fiNoaitr su auiai 'eszis n V 'siITlff peOtl PUB tuoo Sumoa pav Sniptnao 0(4vind ' ROOFING! : HOOFii ? 'FHE OtJTCAlVr ELASTIC MeI M TALLIO ROOFING" Is offered to the pnbllc as the best and oheapest Metal Roof now nied, ltt merits tested by an experience ot years ih this city ana vicinity. Applied to Bat or steep, old or new bulldf uffi. No solder used fastened securely with out exposure to the action of the elements. Prepared sheets, boxed for shipment to any part ol tbe United States, can be applied by any one with ordinary mechanical skill. Orders promptly filled, , . .,i n , i , . . CALDWELL A 00, . jyle-tf 133 West Second street. ; 3B03XT3Nr3E3TJS, imiiioNs, FLOWERS 1 Feathers and Winter Millinery, Of every descrlptlonJklch I am selling at a smsl advanoo on New York prices, wholesale aud retail, . . ' J. WEBB, Jr., , not '184 Firth-street, beL Race and Rim. O AND Y I , O AND V (Bncoetior to MtaigeVW.) i". ( '... ...... t -t".y jv , i kfanafacturerg and Wholtsale DesNr .1.7 FISrANlJ PLAIN CANDIES, o tsUilfJSTREET, CINCIJTWAT) ; ' v.- r njii C. V. MACKELFRE8K, i iiiaasuaemrsu ei ,r-t IN, BHEBT-IRON AND ZINO WAR!. Baklnaand Beldlita Powder Box .a. Tin Hnaai T Ins Tube, Kooflng, and Dealer In Steves, No. rirth-street, Oinalnnatl, Ohio, ar All kinds f Job Work promptly attended I . tde7amj - i '1 ORIENTAL KXCH ANGK m HE UNDBRSiaNED, QAVIN9 REFI? .ja nu tne ukuub in me inquirer uunaing, are now prepares to turuiati their friends with the best Imported WlnMLienors end Cigars. , mm" Baltimore BhiU Oytters terred in every tiyie. ...... 1 dei-sm' EASTWOOD A BABOBITT in OLIDAT GOODSi We have Jut ff , . ceiveda larffA .nnnlvnf nnw Frtill.. annh A- lurs. rninea, natural reaenss, rmeappie, sue berries and Strawberries,' assorted Jellies and Jan. Preserved Fruits, In endless variety : delicate 0-1 Port, Sherry, Uadeliaand Champagne Wines, torn -Ing the largest and most complete assortment .' " good things " ever offered In IAS city before. To sals, wholesale and retail, by " . ' A. Mcdonald a co., i deli wand Branch Btore m Wist Fnorth-t. WM. H. BALDWIN. 'ATTORNEY ANTI linnNHBMAIR AT. LAW and ftlaat.r. Oommlssloner of the bnperlor and Common Pie... a TMnjtrets, N TYPE AND STEREOTYPE f. E. AJViISOB. BVia.rintond.nL- rrm srn-i iiiimi n iHus. rte vuMfinv-f n-. .1-1 A.I T. E ueinLure. .r neietuineawitnout oeiey pi JAS. B. O& tTlR, Agent, No. 40 slain - a., r: rATU:, Atsatant Agent.: , . H, k. L1ND BT, Agent 111 Vine itreet. i, J.J7H0OK1 I, Agent. Fulton. 17th Ward. , , RAILROADS. Change of Time—November 14, 1859. CHICAGO, Great Western and North-western Great Western and North-western LINE. AND LAFAYETTE AND CHICAGO SHORT-LINE art IS WTlnfcgllW" RAILROADS. The Shortest Uente between Clnelaeatl j . . isi CMeagjaw i$,jr Three PsaeengerTrainileave Olnolenarl dally, from thefootofMilland Front streets. " 6i30 A. Itl.-Chicago Mall arrives at Indtanapolli at 110 p. M(, Chicago at W:KI V, I. ThU train connects With all night trains out of Ohlcago lor the West and North-west; connects at Indianap". Hi with trains for Terre Haute: also with Pel u trains for Peru, . Loganiport, Fort Wayne aud TV ledo, , ' . , l!ti4S P. M. Terre Haute aud Layfayette Ao. oomraouatlon arrives at Indianapolis at 6:1 P. Al., making dlreot connections at Iuiilanapolls with La. BleeDlne cars ara attafhMi ty. .it ,h. t,'iht 4mI,. on this line, audmn through. to Ohlcago without eaaogeof care.. . . .J - - .iu. f 77.., . bls Is exclusively a Wettera.. and North-western ronto, and with faverahle and relUblearrangemants with all oonneotlee; coadi throughout the entire West, guarantee! unmnal care and the amsleat ao Aommoaations to the patrons ot this line. . The Company's exclusive Telegraph Line Is used when necessary, to govern the movement of trains, aud Loughridge's celebrated Patent Brakes, aie at tached to all passenger traini, by which they canbe perfectly controlled; besides all thootber modern im SKOvements necesaary for the comfort aud safety oi prtded.' nlael, ?.f. '(!. Wad Ravf liberally Smoking-carr on'thlillno. '' "' -fi ' SMf-Besure you kre in the right ticket offlce before Liwrrgardn'stti?. ckeM. Fare .the same-Mt by any other- jteute," Baggage .decked through. . u .... Iu THROUGH flOKBTg, good until used, can be or. talned at tbe ticket offloes, at Bpencer Uonte Corner avrth-weHt corner Brondaay and Front: No. l Bur. net House Oornsr; at the Walnui-street House, and at Depot offiee, loo of Mill, on Front street, where all necessary in ft rtaatlon may be had. i Omnibuses rus to aud fro is each 'train; and w pall toi aaasengen at ell hotoU and all parte cl ttl oity, bj leaving address at eltb tr offlce. a. W. H. L. NOBLB, nol Oenoral Ticket Agent. 'raintioriMoatur.springneld, Maples, Ouiu Cy, Hannibal and St. Joseph, -Jt'JPji M.-HJbloago Bxprees arrives At Indianapolis ".ii'.A' B..n"lng clese connections at Ohlcago with all mornlnar traTn.nnt f ih,i..ha NOVEMBER 14, 1859. Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton id RAILROAD SIX PAILY TRAINS LEAVxl TH1 Sixth-street Depot. ' - ' -', ,. . Trains run through to Cleveland Sandmky, To. ledo and lndiauapolls without change of cars. Through Tickets for all Eastern, Wee tern, North, am and North-western cities. 6 A. ni. BXPH.E8S TRAIN For Hamilton, Richmond, Indianapolis, Lafayette, Chicago, and all Western Cities. Connects at Richmond with 0. and 0. Road for Logans port; also connects at Hamilton for Oxford, Ao. ..., ,,..,.. -.t i i30 A. II. TRAIN For Dayton,. Springfield, Sandntky, Toledo and Ohlcago. This tralu makes close connections with all trains leaving Ohlcago the same evening. Also connects at Ubbaha rou Co luubiu; at uellofontaine with B. and I. R. R., Eaat and West: at Forent with Pittsburg, Fort Wuyne and Ohlcago Railroad East aud West: at Clyde with Ckivclaud aud Toledo Railroad trains for Cleveland and Detroit; nt Dayton fur Greenville, Union, Wiu cheater and Muncle. 10 AJ M. EXPRESS TRAIN For Cleveland via Delawaret for Dunkirk, Bufialo, Boiton, New York, and all Eastern cities. Alio connects at Crest line for Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, Baltimore, and Eastern cities. 3i4 0 P. M. TRAIN For Hamilton, Richmond Indianapolis, Terre ilante and Saint Louis: nects at Hamilton for Oxford, 4c. . ' 530 P. HI. TRAIN For Dayton, Springfield, Beliolontalne, Lima, Toledo, Detroit, Chicago, and all points in Canada. Connects at liellefontalne with B. and I. B. K., East and West. , 11i30P. IU. KXPUBSTRAIN-ForCleve. land via Delaware for Dunkirk, Buffalo, Boston, New York, and all Eastern cities. Also, connects at Orestline for Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, Baltimore, and all Eastern cities. lThe night Express Train leaving Cincinnati at 11:30 P. M., loaves daily ixotpr SatubdaYS. All other trains leave daily ixoipt Subdays; For further information and Tickets, apply at the Ticket offices north-east corner Front and Broad way; No. 169 Walnut-street, near Gibson House: al the new Ticket Offlce, on thewestsideof Vine-street, betweenlPostoifice and Burnet House; at the Walnut itreet Uouio, or at the Sixth-street Depot. ' nol2 ... : D. MoLABBN. Superintendent. LITTLE MIAMI AND COLUMBUS AND XENIA RAILROAD 1 Three Trams 1 Daily. j , Two Through Express Trains. E1IRST TRAIN-DAY EXPRESS AT 10 I,,, A. M., connects via Columbus and Cleveland; via Columbus, fiteubenville and Pittsburg; via Oolumbua, Orestline and Pittsburg; via Oolum bus and Bellair (Wheolini).. Also, tor Hpringfleid. This train stops between ulnclunutl and Columbus, at all the principal nations. NKCOISU TRAIN-Columbns Accommodation u4t40P. M. This train iteps at all stations be. taeen Cincinnati and Columbus, and Oincinuati aud Springfield. , . ' ., TlilRD TRAIN Night Ixnress at tli30 P. JB.,. caanoots via Colambus and llellalr (Wheeling); via Columbus, Crestline and Pittsburg; via Oolum bns Bteubeuville and Pittsburg; via Columbus aud Cleveland. This Train stops at Loveland, Morrow, Xenla and London. BLEEPING 0AR8 ON THIS TRAIN. eWThe Day Express ruus tnrongh to Cleveland, heeling and Pittsburg, via fiteubenville, without change o t ears. , , Tha NIGHT XX PRESS Train leaving1 Cincinnati at lliJOP. M., runs dally, except BATIIRDAVS. The other Trains run dally, except BTJNDAYB. For aU Information, and Through Ticksti to Bos. ton, New Fork, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washing ton, Buffalo. Niagara Falls, Dnnkirki Cleveland, IMttsburiat, Wheeling, and all the Eastern places, apply at the Offlcos, Wakout Street House, No. 4 Bur. net House, south-east oornvr of Broadway and Frost jtreett, and at the Eaiteru Depot. - Train! run by Columbus time, which la seven mln a tee faster than Cincinnati time. . 1 ' ' . - " J. DOB AND, Bnp't. Omnlbnses call for passengers by leaving direction! at the Ticket Offices. colt Commencing Dec. 4. 1859. Commencing Dec. 4. 1859. OHIO AND MISSISSIPPI Commencing Dec. 4. 1859. OHIO AND MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD Cincinnati and St. Louis. THROUGH WITHOUT CHANGE OF OARS. Two Daily Trains lor Vlnoennes, Cairo and St. Louis, at 7:30 A. M and 7:30 P. M. - Three Daily Trains for Louisville, at 7:80 A.M. fcOOP. M., and 7:M P. M " One Train for Eransville at 7:30 t. M. The Trains connect at St. Lonls for all points In liansas and Nebraska, Hannibal, Qulncy and Keo kuk; at St. Louis and Cairo for Memphis, Vlckabura. N etches and Now Orleans. ... One Through Train on Sunday at 7:U P. II. Rbtubninq Fast Line Leaves Kaat Bt. Lonli, Snndayt excepted, at 6:N A. At., arriving at Oiucln. natl at 10:10 P. M. . Bxraiss Taaiv Leaves East St. Louis dally at :C0 P.M., arriving at Cincinnati at 8:25 A.M. FOR THROUGH TICKETS To all points West ai.d South, pleats apply at the offloos, Walnut-atree I House, between Sixth and Seventh-streets, No. l Burnet House, corner offlce, north-west corner of Front and Broadway, Spencer UouseOfflce, and at the Depot, corner Front ana Mill, treats. W. H. CLEMENT, Gen'l. Superintendent. Omnlbnses call for passengers. ocJ9 Cincinnati, Richmond & INDIANAPOLIS RAILROAD. i?M.Tifcroy oute TSRUP UAUTB, il. looibT" - .: .-tos,- L.f - ' , Y7ia veil ANBfOI DBT. sYJaJAaj, FORT WrVTNB. rWO DA1L t THR0U8H 1 BAINS leaveSiith street , Depot, at A. M. and 4:10 P, M. ' I A. M. INDIAN APOD 8, ST. LOl)l8 A CHIGA. UOlAST XX PRKSct. Thi mb direcroatlng clow oonneotlons for all other VI tern and North-western eolnts. This Train also oco nects at Rishmond with OluolnnaU and Ohloago Beads, for Andei son, Xoko. tuhrol?1'90 law.Ott. Watash fallsp 1:40 P. M. INDIAN APOXIS'OHIOACK) A BT. LOUIS NIGHT BXPRKB.-lheebWTemee close connections at Indianapolis, Lafayette and Ohl. cigo, with Trains for Terre Hants. Sarinsfkld. Rank Nland, Qalesburg, Kenosha, La Crosss, Jacksonville. aMTThrongh Ticksta glvsa and BaAa&gs cheeked through. ,-, For further lnfbrmatton and Through riiw, fly to Ticket Offleea,north-eaet corner ol Fionl and Broadway; No. Is Walnut street, near Fourth: wnth-east corner of Fourth and vine street, oi at the Slith-etreet Depot. D. si, MORROW, .npo,.atsuuoui.' OmnlbuMWlUoall for passen-rs by leavua n rb eAsnes at si Uter of tbe Tleket 04ms. Iltlena, Qulncy, Prairie do Chiea, Paai, Peoria, Daniel th, Racine, Deoatnr, Bloomlngton, JoUet, 1 alle,8t. Paul, and all tuwniaadoltlee In the North