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T "FT IS PUTT! S 8 MONDAY.. JANUARY 10 SILENT CHARITIES. BY TOM HOOD, JR. "Tennis fugieni per framlna rivus." took how a lender rivulet steals along. In winding! devious, through a meadow'! groat, ' Iu watsrs ell too Hint to rale song Of mnrmnrona pleaiure onto all that para; Wherefore with lowly aim itdeth botseek The thirsting herbage to refresh nnaeen; ' Whereat eaoh tiny leaf and floweret meek - Doth olothe ltaelf with aweeta and llvller green. So the Good Heart, who hath no atore of wealth His poorer brethren to enrioh withal. Both his little kindneases by stealth, That so the world may not poroelvs at all. Nor should we know the virtues which he bath. Bare for the brlght'nlng looks that mark his humble path, , The Plebeian's Revenge—The Desperate Double Duel. The old lady lay back in her chair, her eyes half closed, and one hand resting on the arm of the ohair, the other holding her glasses. The oat was above, purring aa usual, and clewing up her great, soft paws into balls, whioh she rolled out and in as she pleased, while Vesta, whose life seemed a perpetual doze, was lying at Lucille's feet, to whom she evidently hed a fancy. Luoille sat up, looking towards Mrs. Lumsden and waiting for a sign; it came at length. "I said listen my dear, didn't I?" She began thus; "I'll tell you a history the history of a prejudice. You remem ber I onee warned you against preju dice. Here then is one. It wrecked and ruined. That was natural Most prejudices do that Fifty years ago there was a very beautiful girl in Suffolk. She wag beautiful I You wouldn't know that if you saw her now, for she had trials and they changed her. She had a fathor and mother, whose love for her had no bounds, but had a failing. It was a prejudice. They were of old family and high name, and the pride of this was thoir prejudice. It ruined that young girl. She bad two brothers. They were amiable, accomplished young men, but this preju dice was in them. They had both enter ed the oavalry regiment and in it at a a time suoh admissions were rare enough was the son of an army contractor. He was a plebeian, but I suppose had all the true instincts of his origin, for while the aristocratic corps always taboed him, he simply oontented himself with prophe sying the ooming doom of their order, and he did this so mildly that they began to think they might carry the insult of abuse still further. The eldest of the two brothers, on one occasion, heated with wine, said more than he should. He could not even keep within the licensed bounds of previous displays, and how oould he? It was the daily lesson of his youth, that pride of birth, drilled into him as the virtue that hid and glossed over every vice; so it was entwined with his being, and as the cor net had on a huge shield with its dozen of absurd quartering, he was fair game. The words ran high, and the eldest brother threw a glass of wine in the cor net's face. I have heard this story from an eye-witness, and can vouoh for its truth. The plebeian had blood and spirit within him. He was calm and collected, too, on this oooasion, for he rose very cool, while they were all excited, and went out of the mess room; so they all sat down and oontinued drinking their wine, thinking for a moment no more about it until the cornet walked in again, closed the door after him, looked it, and put the keys in his pocket. They looked up at him. He had a brass-bound box in one band, and two naked swords in the other. You may think, my dear, that this appearance rather startled them, and so it did; he came over to my table and laid ' down the box, whose oontents they all knew; he placed the two swords on the top of it He was very pale look ing, but quite cool, and he had taken his place next to the elder brother. There was an empty glass beside him. He filled it up with water and flung it calmly into his face. "The plebeians," he said, "have not rob bed enough to be able to commence their quarrels with wine." a The eldest brother sprang to his feet, all eyes on him. He was dizzy and giddy for a moment, and ordered the plebeian, like a hound to his kennel. "Captain," said the cornet, and the man's cold, icy manner threw a chill over them all, "we are equal here. To morrow I shall horsewhip you in the barrack-yard. To-night either of these is at your service," he pointed then to tho naked swords and the brass-bound case. "Choose for yourself, sir," answered the captain, for he saw now the consequence of his conduct, and he had a noble na ture too, but it wanted training. No man doubted his courage and in other hands he would have risen at once and made a frank apology to the man he had so bit terly insulted. It was then too late. Be fore the whole mess what had ooourred oould not be pardoned, so the devil, my dear, took up his quarters in that room and saw it all out; quite after his own heart "I will not, captain," said the cornet The captain snatched up the naked sword. "This will do." They cleared away the tables, and among the party of young men, hot with wine and exoitement, there was not a) warning voioe. Those things were com-1 mon enough in barrack rooms then, too. Ho they fought, fought my dear, and the cornet ran his sword through that eldest brother, dying its blade with his life's blood. Some were terrified, others only more terribly excited, roused by his hor rible offering to an offended prejudice. The younger brother tore away the sword from the land of the dead man for he was dead while the cornet took the key of the door and laid it on the table. ' "I appeal to you all, gentlemen, for a verdict on my conduct One death is enough;" and cool as he was during the danger, he was greatly moved then. " i ou are a oowtW, sir," cried the younger brother, ' "God knows, perhaps it were better that I was." But they raised a howl at him. They goaded him, pushing that younger brother into the danger, and there was no wise head to counsel or control; but the oornet was still immovable. ! : ,. ( f "You have murdered my brother," said the young man, "I might -J." ' Ther comet did not finish the sentenoe, but all noticed a pe culiar hard line forming about his mouth. Even very cold men can be goaded up to anything. "Come, sir, you shall have no excuse, o i- - j ? " Pistols let it be pistols," eried some Wit).-! Mi V. .-, ,',:' ' The .oornet bowed, and the brass-bound bos was owned. : The pistols in it were taken ou; mined and loaded, I don't know anything, my dear, about duelling, how they place the men, or any of the requisites, so 1 oan't describe this to you. But both were at last nut in position. They fired, and the oornet shot that young brother through the' heart-through -the heart ' She said this very emphatically and slowly, slightly rocking her body for a moment or so, and then falling again into her original position. Some minutes more she remained silent Luoille half shuddered. Sho thought the history was the life of the narrator. She began again, or rather resumed her narrative. This was the second offering to a preju dice. Two murders, my dear, and a Drave man's life periled. ..They were all quiet enough, you may be sure, after that sjene. The oornet had sunk down in a corner in the room, and the others stood aghast over the two dead bodies. They had lifted them and placed them on chairs, and sober they all were, sober and terri fied; so they just sat there or stood with out a word. Suddenly the oornet roso and walked over to them. They shrunk away, young and middle aged, until he stood face to faoe with the dead. He was then oold, immovable stern, rather than anything else. Long he looked on the dead faoes, then turned, with ferocity in his eyes, upon the men near him. "You, you did this. That blood was shed by you. You are all noble from Dukes down you represent all the pride of your class. Be still, every one of you. Blood enough has been shed, and you did it You thought a man who had nothing aristocratic about him would bear with you forever, and you see the end now, for a peasant can draw a swora or mi a trig ger with any of you. The hour, too, will come when you shall feel this. You, groat or noble you are but slaves; tho poor worms orawung about a gilded cus tom, who will be hunted from your as sumptions by the brawny arms and strong minds ot that rsoe you now tciga to e. All Greek to Him. A student went into a book-store and inquired of the proprietor, if he had any pocket testa ments in Greek. "In Greek?" echoed our good friend, hesitatingly. "I believe not sir, but I have some elegant ones in morocco. Cubing Hams. "See here, Gripps, I understand you have a superior way of curing hams. 1 should like to learn it. . "Well, yes; I know very well how to cure them; but the trouble with me, just now, is to find out a way to pro-cure them. Settling Accounts. "Mr. Jenkins, will it suit you to settle that old account of yours?" sir, you are mistaken in tho man. I am not one of the old settlers." The transit across the English Chan nel is supposed to be the sio transit al luded to id the well known Latin quotation. A suggestion to bald heads. Come up to the . cratch. HAK111SON & COLLINS' CENTRAL BEE-HIVE GALLEBY, oor ner of Fifth and Western-row. Photographs, Helalnotypes and Ambrotypes taken cheaper than elsewhere In the city. Oil Colored Photographs made of all sizes, from life to the smallest miniature. Pictures neatly set iu Lockets, Breast-pins, Fiuger rluga and Bracelets. All work warranted. uulC-ay A. B. BLOOM, Artist. JADAMK ELLIS, M. D., HAd FOUND 1.V JL at last j oat what tho Ladles have long ueodoo jnd looked for In vain, the Uterine Elixir. The Uterine Elixir is warranted to cure all dis eases of a Uterine Nature; Inflammation of the Womb, tho Kidneys, the Ovaries, and the Urethra, i'rolapatu or Falling of the Womb, Painful Menstru itlon, Chlorosis, Amenorrhea; intact, a perfect cure is guarrimtood by t ho uso ol from two to five bottloe jf the Elixir, of any disease whatever of the Gener ative and Urinary Organs, of male or female, no matter of how long standing. Price $1 pur bottle. Madame ELLIS calls particular attontion to the following Card of one of the most prominent Drug, (lists of Cincinnati. "TO TH PuSLIOANDTHE LAMER IN PABTIOTJIAB. We, the undersigned, are not in the habit of giving our name to Patent Medicines; but knowing well the Lady Physician, and the medicine called the Uterine Elixir, 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 oar word for it, yon will Und re lief. F. D. H ILL, Drugs. 1st, sepTT "Corner of Fifth and Haoe-stri sts." -A LSO MM ADAMK ELLI8'3 SPANISH EIMU I'JI LATINO COUGH AMD LIVEK Bi ISAM cures, without fail, pains in the Breast, Back, Side or Limbs: Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness. Ill 111. crUty of Breathing, Headache, flatulency, Heart burn, Chronic Bheumatlsru, Billions Chollc, Cramp Oholla, Griping Palna ol the Bowels, Dullness, Stupor, Inactivity, Loaa of Appetite, and in Pain, fnl Menstruation It is a certain cure, an I gives immediate roUef. In any of the above dlsvasna it will give relM in twenty minutes, and a pernm neul cure by the nao of two bottles. Only 60 oeni,i per bottle ao cheap that every person can get It. N. It. For sale by F. D. UILL, Dnvgist, :orn(f of iUceand Fifth-streets; J. D. PARK, corner of Fourth and Walnut; BUIBK. KOKHTKIN 4 'Jo., oorner Vine and Fourth: JOHN DICKSON, corner of Jhn and Sixth; PAUL BEINLKIN, corner ol Eighth and Freeman. Also, K0WABD 80ANLAN A CO., corner of Main and Fourth; and Madame BLUB, 144 Weat Sixth-street. aep-27-ay CHRISTMAS GOODS! JOHN BATES has on hand a choice variety of luxuries for tho approacbiug festive season. Something for all I La dies and ormtlemon, large folks and little folks: such aa new Baisins, Figs, Cnrran la, Prunes, Nuts, Citron, fresh Peaches, Straw barrios and Pine-apples, Jellies and Preserves, Lobsters, Salmon and Sardines, Uysters, Fresh, Core, Spiced and Pickled, Isinglass and Gelatine, Fine Brandlea.lUaderia, Port, Sherry, Catawba and Champagne Wines, Jamaica Bum, Scotch and Irish Whisky, Ac. Gentlemen will please not forgot that the choicest Havaua Cigura are to be oad at National Theater Building, Sycamore-street. de!9J ROOFIJWtV I ROOFINC ! THE OUTCAST ELASTIC ME TALLIC HOOFING" la offered to the public as the beat and cheapest Metal Boof now used, Its merits tested by an experience of years in this city and vicinity, i polled to flat or ateep, old or new buildinga. No solder used fastened securely with out exposure to the action of the elements. rreparea sneers, ooxea tor snipment to any partoi the United States, can be applied by any one with ordinary mechanical skill. Orders nromptly filled, CALDWELL A CO, yle-tl , 133 Wast Second street. THE PALMER PUMP COMPANY, (CORNER OP MIAMI CANAL ANb J TH1BD- STBKET, Cincinnati, Ohio, aro manu factoring largely. Palmer's celebrates Hydraulic Force and Lift Pnmp. Also, bis Portable Steam Engines. All those who are about to purchase PlJitlPS for Tanaerl-s. Breweries. Dlatll lertea, Dry Dock-. Paper Mills Railroad ttatlona, Itllnea wrecking: Purpose, or, in fact, for any purpose where a pnmp la needed, will And it to their advantage to call and aee the work ing of these valuable inventions, or address the PALMEtt PUMP COM PAH If for a oiroular, which will furnish the names of many who bava used these Pnmpa with perfeot aatifacilon. deaidia Holiday Presents. I HAVE JUST OPENED A LOT Of Bisque) and China Figures, Fancy Inkatanu Vases, Jewel and Match-boxes, Fancy Shaving an) Work-boxes, and other Fancy Goods too nuraerom to mention, suitable for the Holidays, which I will sell cheaper than any other establishment in the city. . BKNBT DAYID, No. 27S Mnln-streot, between Sixth and Seventh. N. B. Also a new lot of Fancyi.Boapa, Ferlnmorj, E. tracts. Ha. ' ' J. M'ELEVEY, Merchart Tailor No. 48 iVOtjttrU-STREET, delMf LOTJKON BUILDIHO. , ; HEAD-QUARTERS VOK Boots & Shoes ! I HATE NOW IN STOUff A LARGE and superior stock of Boot, Shoes and Slippers, whioh for extent and variety la not surpassed west of fiew lora. mj prices are reasonaDie; situ roes call, ja , DKTEBa.M Weal Fourta-st. BUSINESS CARDS iiV Door Locks, R. Hi CAR AND SWITCH LOCKS, Door and Gate-Springs, , HOUSE BELL MATERIALS, SILVER-PLATED DOOR-PLATES, Bells Hung, Keys Fitted. The public ax respectfully invited to call and ex. amine tha variona pattern! and price, All Jobbing promptly attended to . . gkorgk McGregor., noSom No. 1M Fifth-street, Jd door from Ban. 3 A. B. COLVILLE, Hoals) Blaaflfafltnrtr, 3 No, 41 ISaat Second-street, between Sycamore and Broadway, Cincinnati, keeps every description of , Cannier, Platform, Cattle, Rnllroad Depot, and Track noules; Tracts, iron naioai, Bepalrng done on the shortest aotloa. nol-dra B. EITTREDGE & CO 134 MAIN 8TBUET, CINClNflATl, 0. ' KITREDQE fcFOLSOM, 65 BI. Oharlea street, Saw Orleans, L a Importers of Guns cV Beer ting Apparatas, AND DIALIBB Offal rOWDlB. H. CAMPBELL & CO., IU1ANUFACTURERS 07 BAR. SHEET I'-l and Boiler Iron, Plow Blabs, Ballroai spikes Kto. Also, Aients for the sale of 1 ronton &vn Nells Ware rooms So. It Kaat Beoond Street, Cln-lnnat 1 r All kin. I j Iron made to order. Ills LEENDEUT I.YL, CLEANER OF SINES AND VAULTS, No. 99 Blitli-etreet, between Tine and Mace, In the Hodlcal College, Cincinnati, Ohio, Persons who may lavur mm wica weir patrouage,can retype pnno mauiy auu low prices. epi-ay Money! Money! money! loanIopfice. Removed from 56 West Sixth-street. 1 fofONEY LOANElToir WATCHE8. JEW XVJS.JELJBT an all kinds of Merchandise, at kits rates of interest, at No. 13 Vlne-atreet, b-tween Bonne, ana emu... m PHI LAOELPHIA ,, Dining and Coffee Saloon, NO. 81 FIFTH-STBEUT, SOUTH SIDE, (Near the corner of Tine,) C. L. VIC'ILERS. Froorietor. Oyatrs and Game served in all styles. Meals at all aeara noicpj II. P. EL1AS New Wholesale) WiTCII & JEWELRY IIOVSB 16 West Fourth Street Where can be bad every article appertaining to the Business at a moot lese price, for CASH, than las ever before been offered la this market. , GIVE US A CALL" nd aeeforyomaelTea. WM. WHITAKER, JIWBLl K, No. 64X N. H. Cor. Fifth and Lodge streets, between Walnut and Tine, Cincinnati. IgondaasortnientofSILVKBandPLATIDWABV HPECTACLH, etc.. kept constantly on hand. Special attention given to Cleaning and .Repairing Watches and Jewelry. mylO BEGGS SMITH, No. 6 West 4tft St. ARE NOW RECEIVING ADDITIONS TO their large assortment cf WatohM. Jiv-- SUvorware and Diamonds. AMO A floe assortment of Plated Tea Beta and Cnllr and Opera masses. 124 MEDICAL AND DENTAL. lilt. SAJl'li SIXSKUt ESPECIALLY TREATS DISEASES OF THIS HKIN, RHEUMATISM, DIHEAHK8 OT WOMEN, and such Cbroulo complaints as maybe benefitted by the Hygyonio and Atmopathlo system of lilsofflco. Vapor, Bulphnr, Iodine, Arsenic, Heronry, Tur kish, litissian and JClectro-Uhemical Batha, a Uls peniary of Medicine, and every manner of Electrlo indMagnetlc Apparatas. NO. 87 WEST BEVENTH-HTBIBT. gyoffioe hears A. M. to 5 nI9.tft R. 8. NEWTON, M. D. Offl., 00 Weit Soventh Street, SXTWSIK T1I AKO llOg. sot O. E. NEWTON, M. X. Ornoi He. 90 West Seventh street, between Vine and Baca. Besidinge No. si Seventh street, be. weeu naiuufc aim v luu, vrrios UOUBS 7. SO 0 A, M , lto3SP. M.sTftogP.M. WM. M: HUNTER, DENTIST, no,l 300 Vine-street. J. TAFT, (Uncoesaor lo Knowlton A Taft.) "Fk TT. TST T1 T fi T e a s a jaw No. S(l West Fourth St., bet. Walnut oV Vine CINCINNATI, OHIO. , aep24 $30. $30. $30. $30. MOORE'S Thirty-Dollar Double lock-Stitoh BEOUBED BT BECINT LKTTKB8 PATENT. nM& MACHINE HAS BEEN PRO- NOPNOBD bv all competent Judaea, who have aeon it, to be the beat and moat desirable Fam ily Hewing Maohlne ever Introduced, resjardleaa of price. It will sew all kinds of family goods, from the very thickest to the very II nest fabrics made, and uaea all klnda of thread, from No. 8 to 300. , No oil Is used en top of the Machine. oeuu tor circular, or can ana aee it in operation. Cpon early application, HUteand County Bights may be secured. Aneaergetlo person can make a fortune In a short lime. Agenta wanted In nil unsold territory. 8cle ud exclusive aaent'for'the United States, senJOgt 9B West Fonrth-atreet. Cincinnati. Gifts! Gifts! Gifts! GIFT BOOK SALE AT NO. 28 WEST FOURTH-STREET, ., nMrt to Smith 4 NUon's Hall, Cincinnati, Ohio. A splendid Gift, worth from 60 cents to 100, will be given with every book for which we receive one dollar and upward at tha time of tale, Gifts consist of Oold and Slvor Watches, Ladles' Solid Oold Chains, splendid set of Jewelry, fine Oold Bracelets, Gems' Goid Veauchalns, and a large va riety of other articles of rich Jewelry, worth from WcJntsloHloo. ' Ladies and gentlemen nre respectfully invited to call and examine oar stock. . A. A. KELLEY, , ,, Publisher and Gift Bookeeller, no21-tf . No.28 West fourth-street. $0. im9 6V awT ,Y, Q ... ' tt n ' A I gQyw ,',v JJiisf mam i 6 r me the Pieces!1, USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE FOR mending Furniture. Toys, Orockory. Glass ware, Ao. , ' Wholesale Depot, NO. DO Platt-street, New York. : Address UiNtl 0. HPALD1NGV 4 00., .- , . Bcx Mo.M?, New Tork. Fnt np for Dealers In Oases containing fonr, sight, and twelve dotenr a b.)aotlul Lltbofraph Jthow Oard acooiapntiylDg each jckage. THE OYSTER TRADE. O.S.MALTBY naiLsa m FRESH CAN OYSTElBS COVE OYSTERS (fJfaJ Spiced Oyitert :V- y PIOKLKDOYCTBRS faTlIIK HTITlHnRTmtR Tfl NOW REOEIV. M. I NO DAILY, by the Adams Ixpress, HALT. ni uworia-renowneo uainmore Fresh Caa, Keg and Shell Oytten. Also Fresh, Eermeticall.sealed 00Y, 8PI0BD a VIOKLBD OYUTEBo. , , ROSEET ORE, Agent r-tf Depot, II Wast tifthtreet rfficsH ' OYSTERS a AV AGNA'S Oyster Importing Houses . . NO. 31 WEST FIBTnTRKBT. T1 HE SUBSCRIBER IS . NOW BEOEIV- INO dailr. ner liereas. his sslendld Orators. Having completed arrangements In Baltimore 1 on the most eitensivs scale, I will at all times dnrimi tha season be prepared to furnish my friends, "ana the rest of mankind," with the most DELICIOUS BIVALVES Imported to the Qneen Olty. None bnl the very beat Imported, Great inducements offered at this Importlng-hotue. DOOM. and promptly filled. Terms cash. uraer sioiicitea rii i r.it sja v aunai Boje In)pprtan j Proprietor. ep!6t J. FARROW & SON'S piELEBRATED BALTIMORE OYSTERS, received dally Dy toe Adams Jtx- Sress Oompany, in whole and half oans. .11 Oysters sold warranted fresh and of the very beet Quality. J. B. 0W1NG8, Agent. No. 27 fifth-street, bet, Main aim wainut-sireets. N. B. The trade supplied on the most liberal terms. oc2Scm Day's Medal Jobber. W. T. & S. D. DAT & 00., Manufacturers and Dealers in PRINTING PRESSES, (BOTH HAND AND POWKB.) ' And nil kinds ot Printing Materials, Noe. 173, ITS and ITT West Heeond-street, CINCINNATI, OHIO. ESPECIAL ATTENTION IS CALLED to our MEDAL JOBBER. Within tha W eighteen months we have introduced them into four teen dmerentStateeof the Onion, with the greatest satisfaction to the parties purchasing. The power is applied to the center of the platen; consequently there Is no possibility of its springing from any amount of pressure. The motion is ao transmitted to It as to canse a dwell on the point of contact with , c I : . rmnum,m u , neu . .iiv luriu. lununuH a. rniu aui im.maooxja at a high rate of speed. Printers in want of the BUST JOBBER should not purchase elsewhere without aiving this an ex amination. They are strong, durable and rapid, and are WAL BANTED to give the most entire satis faction. no3 HALL'S PATENT. THE MOST RELIABLE FIRE AND BUBOLAB PBOOF SA FBS.-They have given more satisfaction than any other now in nse. We offer a reward of ONE THOUSAND DOs IiAKS to any person that can, up to the present time, show a single instance wherein they have failed to preserve their contents. With this SAFK we challenge all competition, as being the best Fire Proof, Burglar Proof, or Fire and Burglar Proof now made; and are willing to tost with any establishment .in the Union, and the party failing Brat, to forfeit to the other, the sum of 152,0011. Vi e are prepared to furnish a better Safe, and at lest oost, than any other manufacturer In the United Btates. Second-hand Safes of other makers, also on hand. We respectfully invite the pnlalio to call and exam ine our atock before pnrchasing elsewhere. HALL, OABBOLIi A 00., anglZ-yt Hraj. 16 and 17 East Columbia street. Wi B. DODDS, rormarlr0fHall,Dodds40o.itateUrbanaoddsOo. W. B. Doddi & Co., auirrriOTtntxiis or tn ' OOUOHUT3D lire and Burglar Prool s a p m mi- 8. W. Corner of Vine Hwoni Street. Thll Is the most reliable FIB1 AND BTJBOLA PROOF SAFK that la made In the United States, and is warranted perfectly free from damp. Can be sold at lower prices), and la of better workmanship than can be fonnd elsewhere. We have a large assortment on band, and are de termined to sell at prices that cannot fall to please. Old Sales Takes In exohange. BBOOND-HAND BARS al ways on hand at extremely low prices. m WINDER'S PATENT SPRING-CORD t . BB D-BOTTOM nan be applied to any bedstead, old or new, in ten minutes. Elastic Dnrable-Obnap. Dlspenaes entirely with slats, of which so ranch complaint Is mads. Also, an assort ment of Bedateade for sale, with Spring Bottoms In. Oall and examine them at No. 173 Vine-street. . lalOam O P. A H. WABBCN. MAKES AND REPAIRS ARTIFICIAL IIMBS in a superior manner. , BaUsfactory rafarenoat given. Address Ho. U Syoamors-street, Cjwaas of siroat. . . ,,, , ;, delO RV M 0 VALr-B. OSMOND,- M. , D., Dentist, has nmoved to nCVine-streot, near vavealh, opposite to as OBoe. bo-Ub) UL. INStrRAJSOJB, BY 8TATE, AlJHOEITy. Incorporated 181 9. darter Perpetual W Agency established in Cincinnati In lh'iS, an tedating all present local Insuranoe Companies and Agencies In the Insurance business In this olty, J J rears constant duty here, combined with wealth, ex erienoe, enterprise and liberality, especially com tnend the jETNA Insnranoe Oompany to the fayora ble patronage of this commnnlay-atandlag solitary and alone, the sole survivor and living pioneer of Wndonetl underwriters of 18'i5. Leases paid la Clmlnnatl dniinsj Past Btwa Years, 913i0a4 t7. Gash Oapitall,000,000. AB80LCTB AND DNIMPAIBBD. WITH a. SURPLUS OF $1,030,423 80. And the prestige of 40 years icooesa and expealtnos, IlTVHTMIHTS OP Our $100,000 in Ohio Securities. mnniana no sio.aan.nnfl. fiMSKg Have been paid by thetna Insarance Oompany In Fire and Inland NnvlatloB.-Btaka accepted at terms oo nils tent with solvency and fair profits, special attention given to Insuranoe of Dwellings and Oontents, for terms of 1 to Dy t. Application made to any duly .nthorlied Agent tromptly attended to. By strlot attention to a legit imate Insnranoe batlness, this Oompany is enabled tootferbothludemntty for the past and security for the future. P llclaa Issued without delay by JAB. 11. OA tTEB, Agent, No. iO Main street. . A. F. PATO i. Assistant Agent. H. K. LIND BY, Agent 171 Vine street. . m J. i. HOOKA !, Agent. Fulton. I7tu Ward, aol toe past 4u years. WE8TEBN INSURANCE 00MPAN1 i OF" CINCINNATI. OFFICE IN THE SECOND STORY OF No. ! Front-street, between Main and Sycamore. This Oompany is taking Fire, Inland and Marine Bisks at current rates of premium. Losses fairly adjusted and promptly paid, D1BK0T0BS: ' ' f F Eckert, F Ball. 8 W Pomeroy, William Glenn. W 0 Whlkher, W 0 Maun. Robert Mitchell, W H Oomstock, L 0 E Stone, Bobt Buchanan, COOhaw, Geo Stall, Wm Hellew, Beth Kvans, J U Taatt'e, David Gibson, 11 Brachman, J 0 Iauam, H Clearwater, Thos B Elliott. T. F. KUKERT, President. Btmhih Mob9, Secretary. no8 Fire and Marine Insurance. Citizens' Insurance Company, OF CINCINNATI, OHIO. DIBEOT0B8! William Wood. lsaao 0. Oopelen, James F. Cunningham, Sydney S. Clark, Andrew Krkenbrecher, ' Joseph Beakirt, Geo. W. Bishop, Wm. Fisher, George B. Dixon. ISAAC 0. OOPELEN, President; 6eo. W. OOHMN, Secretary. A. M. BOSS, Surveyor. Is prepared to Issue Policies on Fire and Marine Risks, on favorable terms. Office No. t West Third street, Trust Oo. Building. nosbfm National Insurance Co., ' C'lnolnnntli Ohio. (Office South-west Oor. Main and Front-streets.) Marine, Inland Transportation and - Fire Bisks TAKEN AT CUIIBBNT RATES. ;- , DIBK0T0B8: John Burgoyne, I M Smith, BObert Moore, , Wm Hepwortb, Obas L Moore, M Fechheimer, F X Wiedemer. Thos Onir. H W Hmith. J L Boss. Thos B Biggs, Henry Ellis. a. O. UBNBB, Seo'y. JNO. BUBOOxNE, Pres. : noemm r. a. aPBiOMAN, Burveyor. Cincinnati Insarance Company ESTABLISHED IN 1820. CAPITAL, S150.000. OFFICE NO, 4 FEONT-STREET. IN SUBKS against Loss and Damage by Fire; also: Perils of the Sea and Inland Navigation. DIRECTORS : Jno.WHartwell, Allen Oollior, William Besor. John W Kills, JainssLuplon, Obas.W Rowland, John W lludloy. James A Frazer, J W Can fluid, U T Woodrow, BMW Taylor, A 8 Wluslow. OS Williams, H McBimey, Bowman 0 Baker. n m JOHN W. HABTWBLL, President. Q. W.WiLLiaM8,8eorotary. nog FlItK AND niABINB. , Eagle Insurance Company, OF CINCINNATI. , J. W. QARK1S0N, President. 8, W. BEEDEB, Secretary, . . . . . Directors Henry Kesaler, Anthony Fay, Wm. Wood, J. W. Gan lsou, Samuel H. Taft, George W. Towuley. Smith Betta. . . SvavatOBB J. B. Lawder and David Baker. de9ay ij-,oo -sdkiei sejsod tupk nou3)idds no ;us sninsiio .ata tHi-itluinioo pan iioi-njoiiOjH 'kq 'jr '00 2? H3HVH 'M. 'M. -sjsiiog pus 90a a eqr)TCj 'oy 8ama qis08utiog 9j)0a juojj 'aouqow lutnfj 'uau -utu jepuu pas aeddn moq Cfo jraoj'eeiutUji-wrjr noiii moma ni io. iai 'sazis an V 'sniHPtl pn ujoo tiiw: Hnoiak ni)iOfl pais JSaipurJO 9qnoj WILSON, GARJjICK & CO., Forwarding and Commission BALERS IN LIVE AND DRESSED Offlce north-west corner Sixth and Main-streets, Oinclnnati, opposite the Oalt House. The undersigned having formed a copartnership in the General Produce and Oommission Business, under the style of Wilson, Oarlick A Oo., respect fully tender their services and solicit the patronage of their friends and the public. Particular attention paid to buying and selling Bogs, Whisky, Floor, Grain, 4c. Their charges will lie aa moderate as any other good house In the a My, Befer lo the mer chants of OinoinuaU generally. A. WILSON, JR., ' noffbm . Ii. T. BAUU. PATENT MACHINE-MADE- PAPER BAGS, for Grocers, Druggists, Tea Dealer and "o'rom extra qnalfty of Wrapping, ale ills and White Tea Paper. WO,oooNo. 1 Wrapping and Manilla; ' i Joo.ooono. 1 ,. , , . . 200,000 No, I ' " JOO.OOONo, 4 ' "" ' JOO.OOO No. 4 i ' KI,000No. 8 " ; , , JU0.000No.10 , 300,000 No. 11 ! ' 2UO,000 No. 15 " . ,. , , . 800,000 Ne. 18 , J00,000No.20 ' '" ' ..- 800,000No. 34 . , ;!.: Klf,0:iwi,.!,dX-J,i aoo,uoONo. ,,?., ,..., Tha above are put up iu paokages of 500 bags saeb . We are manufactarlng fcom iixty to seveuty-flie thousand Bags per day NIXON A CHATFIBLD, Pnnap Raff Mu,nf..tnM And Wholesale Paper Dealers, ' ' 77 and 7 Walnut-street. 1 oo3l FLOWEES Feathers and Winter Millinory, 1 Of every description, which I am selling at a amsl advanoe on New Tork prices, wholesale and retail, T WEBB, Jr . not 184 fifth-street, bet. Bace and Blmi CANDY I OAND5 . ' is:.: sr. G&jxjEVEZj Manurctiireni iui Whol Mle Vtit FINE AND PLAIN CiSDIS. ' ' tl jl ;! t,..- in)'-1 K S4 ifl : 40 MAIM STREET,' CINCIWHATl ,: WM. II. BALDWIN, ATTORNEY AND U0UN8ELL0B AT LAW and Master Commissioner of the Superior and Oommon Fleas Oourta, Bank Building, north west corner of Mala ad Third -streets. ; . . , not ElBArUN TYPH AND STERE0TYP1 RAILROADS. Change of Time—November 14, 1859. CHICAGO, Great Western and North-western Great Western and North-western LINE. AND CINCINNATI, LAFAYETTE AND CHICAGO SHORT-LINE RAILROADS. Tha gBortast lonte between Cincinnati . ' nnd t'bioago. Three PaseengerTralnsleaveOinolnnatl dally, from V the foot of M (Hand Front streets. HtSO A. m.-hlcago Wall arrives at Indianapolis " U?:M) P. M., Ohicago at 10:90 P. M. This train ' xmnecta with all night trains ont of Chicago for ' the Weat and North-west; connects at Indlanap". lis with ' trains for Tenre Haute : also with 1'ei o . trains for Peri. Logans port, fori Wayne and T.. ' ledo.; '- . 'i , i... , i . , ! , ii . , X. nS Tan TT.nf a .hJ l.,f.Mll. dommodatlon arrives at Indianapolis at 6:16 P.M.. making direct connections at Indianapolis with La- -tayette trains for Decatur, Springfield, Naples, Uuln. v oy, Hannibal and St. Joseph. , , - 7 Pr M. Ohloago Express arrives at Indianapolis at 12:15 A. M., making clese connections at (Jlilcajo , villi all MAml..H7na An. , I V. I . i ..u w.. h.v. u.um i,iu. uu. v. yu(vasu : ' Sleeping oars are attached to alt 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 favorable and rellablearrangements . with all connective; roads throughout the entire West, guarantees unusual oare ana the amplest ao oommodations to the patrons ol this line. The Company's exclusive Telegraph Line la need if hen necessary, to govern the movement of trains, , aud Xioughridgo's celebrated Patent Brakes, are st lacbed to all paasenger trains', by which they canoe ' perfectly controlled; besides all the other modern im ptovements neoeaaary for the comfort aud safety ot passengers, the maaagers of this road hare liberidly piovtded."' . ; . . ... Smoklngiars n this line. Be sure yon we in the right ticket office before . ron purchase your tickets, and ask for tickets via Lawrenceburg and Indianapolis. fare the same as by any other Nate. Baggage ineoked through. THBOUGH Tl OBIITB, tool nntil used, oan be ob. lalned at the ttekst onlees, at Spencer Hortae Corner aorth-west corner Broadway and front; P.o. 1 Bur net Hotise Oorneri at the Wulaut-street Hones, and at Depot oflioo, loo I of Mill, on front street, when unnecessary Information raif be bad. Omnibuses roa to and frjis each train, and w' jail for passengers at all uolili and all parts ol It, iter. bl leavlnff aArf wuk.it h.r nffiA. i ... W, H. L.NOBLK, noU , m General Ticket Agent. NOVEMBER 14, 1859. Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton RAILROAD CJIX DAILY TBAINS LEAVB TBI K-v Sixth-street Depot. Trains run throngh to Cleveland Bandoaky, To., ledo and Indianapolis without change of cars. Through Tickets for all Eastern, western, North tin and North-western cities, B A. III. K.XPKKHS THAIN For Hamilton, Richmond. Indianapolis, Lafayet te, Chicago, and all Western Cities. Connects at Bichmond with 0. and 0. Boad for Logansport; also connects at Hamilton for Oxford, Ao. , Ti30 A.M. TaAlPI-For Dayton, Springfield, aandusky, Toledo and Ohloago: This train makes ' close connections with all trains leaving Chicago the ' same evening. Also connects at Ubbana roa Co- luhbus; at Bellefontaine with B. and I. B. B., Knsl aud West: at Forest with Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago Bailroad East aud West: at Clyde with Cleveland and Toledo Bailroad trains far Cleveland ; and Detroit; at Dayton for Greenville, Union, Win cheater and Atuncte. ' 10 A. III. KXPRENSTTtAm-For Cleveland via Delaware for Dunkirk, Buffalo, Boston, New York, and allEaatero cities. Also connects at Crest line for Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, Baltimore, and Eastern cities. ' . s , :i40 P. N. TRAIN For Hamilton, Bichmond Indianapolis, Terre Haute and Saint Lonle;i ! nects at Hamilton for Oxford, dto. , ' 5:30 P. M. TR.AIN For Dayton, Springfield, ' Bellefontaine, Lima, Toledo, Detroit, Chicago, and ' all points In Canada. Connects at Bellefontaine with U. and I. B. B East and West. , lliiO P. BI. KX I'HKH TRAIN For Clove, land via Delaware for Dunkirk, Buffalo, Boston,' New Tork, and all Eastern cities. Also, connects at Crestline for Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, Baltimore, and all Eastern cities. AWThe night Express Train leaving Cincinnati at 11:30 P. M., leaves daily sxoirr batpbdats, All other trains leave daily ixoept BVMDAys; For further information and Tickets, apply at tha Ticket offices north-east corner Front and Broad way; No. 109 Walnut-street, nearKlibson House; al the new Ticket Office, on the west side of Vine-street. betweenPostoffloe and llornet Honse: at the Walnut street House, (or at the Hlxlh-street Depot. no!2 D. Mol.A BEN, Superintendent. LITTLE MIAMI AND COLUMBUS AND XENIA RAILROAD. Three -Trains Daily. , Two Through. Express Trains. E1IRST TRAINDAY EXPRESS AT 19 .C A.M., connects via Colunibna and Cleveland; via Coluinuus, Bteubonville and Pittsburg; via Columbus, Crestline and Pittsburg: via Coliini bus and fiellalr (Wheeling). Also, for Springfield. This train stops between Cincinnati and Columbus, at all the principal stations. HKCONO TKAIN-Colnmbas Accommodation at 4i40 P. M. This train stops at all stations be tween Cincinnati and Columbus, and Cincinnati aud Springfield. TlilKD TRAIN Night Express at 1ti30 P. M., connects via Colambus and Bellair (Wheeling): via Columbus. Crestline and Pittsburg; via Colum bus Steubenville and Pittsburg; via Columbus and Cleveland. , , This Train strips at Loveland, Morrow, Xonia and London. SLEEPING OA US ON THIS TBA1N. tirTbe Day Express rnns through to Cleveland, Wheeling and Pittsburg, via Steubenvillo, wltboni changoofcars. , , t The NIGHT XXPBEB8 Train leaving Cincinnati at llt.'IOP. M., rnns dally, except SATDHDAXS. The other Trains run daily, exoept SUNDAYS. For all information, and Through Tickets to Bos. ton, New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washing ton, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Dunkirk, Cleveland. Pittsburg, Wheeling, and all the Eastern places, apply at the Offices, Walnut Street Honse.No. 4 Bur net House, sonth-eastoorner of Broadway and Frost streets, and at the Eastern Depot. Trains run by Columbus time, whioh Is seven mln otoe faster than Cincinnati tlsie. J. DTJBAND, Bnp't. Omnltinses call for passengers by leaving directions at the Ticket Offices. , now AND XENIA RAILROAD. Commencing Dec. 4, 1859. OHIO AND MISSISSIPPI OHIO AND MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD Cincinnati and St. Louis. . THBODGH WIXHOOT OffANGB OF CABS. Two Daily Trains lor Vincennes, Cairo and St. Louis, at 7:30 A, M.,and 7:80 P. M. V i hJ9l.I)"'.TraiA,.S)r Xulavllle, at 7: A.M. 3:00 P. M., and 7:80 P.M.; One Train for Xvansvllle at 7:S0 P. H, The Trains connect at St. Lonls for all points In Kansas aud Nebraska, Hannibal, Qninoy and Koo. kuk; at St. Lonls and Cairo for Memphis, Vlcksbnrg, Natchez and New Orleans. , " One Through Train on Sunday at 7:80 P. M. , Betuekiko Fast Line Leaves East St. Lonls, Bondays excepted, at 4:90 A. M., arriving at Cincln natl at 10:19 P. M. , Bxrsaas Tbaix Leaves last St. Lonls dallyat 4:M P. M arriving at Cincinnati at 8:24 A.M. .!,. FOB THROUGH TICKETS To all points West ar.d South, please apply at tbe offloes. Walnut-street Honse, between Sixth and Seventh-streets, No. I Burnet Honse, corner oraoe, north-west corner of Front and Broadway, Spencer Honse Office, and at the Depot, cornor Front ana Mill, .treats. W. H.OLEMNTTden'l.Snperinteident. Omnibuses call for passengers. oc39 Cincinnati, Richmond & INDIANAPOLIS RAILROAD. totuth Route for lTifWAlSoT TliKKI HAI TI. .. .. , , 7i-a7't'lvs1r- iMjAiaris, , , IftUOAOO, tVOSANSPOBT.) fWO AjrmHBpTj81 IT BAiNBreSUto" Oinolnaati and Chicago Boads, for AndeisonTKoko. l-in V M IrKTm i ifliint la'1 ntrtiiA Afi a ijoiiMiffiit'iix low connection it Jndtoiwpolit. JjfnjPottnd (JLU IflUiid, Qftlenbarg, Keuoflhi. .UftOrofln. JthtkMtivnir in will a Um.lnntn Ml1.eMV. M ' sMlhmilafh Ttflksslal aVfmi Anil flassHi'. aL.aL .A throngh. " T" ZT"W - For furtherlnfonnatlon and Throngh Tloketa.aa. ply to Tloket Onlces, north-east corner ol Front and Broadway! No. IMI Walnut strj-4 near FourthTat sooth-east oorner of Fourth ahVlaa ilreet, or 5 KlenvTiuincyriW.dn" Dnnleith, Baclne, Decatur, Bloomington, Joliet. La Salle.Bt. Paol.and autown. andoitle. in the North