The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-28
HOWE INTEREsrs.


nirth provoking Csmpbefs. We never saw
an audience enjoy lhcmsslves better. We
would invite those who are troubled with the
''biues, to visit Smith & Nixon's Hall tonight,
and If that does not administer an antidoto
which will result in radical cure, weiwill ed-
nit that our advice is not worth the giving.
There is an entire change Of programme for /
this evening, and those who expect TO get even
standing room should go early
To get a good Melaiuotype, stlllmen Is
the gentleman toapply,to lie nsuros a COR
rect Picture always.
J. r.. Gardiner, Auction and Commis-
SION AGENT, No. 154 MAIN srREET.-We OBJ |
serve that an addition to our places Of business
has been made, at the above address, within
comparatively recent period. We stepped in
to have a look at the new concern tho other
day, and were informed by tho proprietor that he
conducts wholesale rs well as retail business,
in Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Fancy Goods,
Yankee Notions, India-rubber Goods, Porte
monnsies, Hosiery, Soaps, Perfumery, Cutlery,
and general assortment Of Goods from New
York Auctions. The proprietor, who is evil
IDENTIFY courteous and obliging tradesman, In
formed us that he purchases only for cash, and
always on such advantageous terms that he is
enabled to offer bargains" to his patrons,
whether they are private purchasers or country
dealers. F'nH .
Mr.. Gardiner is assisted by three gentlemanly
clerks, who spare no pains to give satisfaction
to the numerous ladies and gentlemen who
already Hook to this new and attractive mart
of Jewolry, Coral and Garnet Goods, full sets
with Bracelets, Gold Bands, Ladies' Sleeve
Buttons, Notions, and Fancy Goods in every
variety, as already intimated. " 'a..
Mr.. Gardiner, besides the regular sales over
tho counter during the day, disposes of large
quantities of goods every night by auction.
These auction sales are attended by crowds of
gentlemen, as wo have ourselves witnessed, who
seemed to us to be very we'll satisfied with their
purchases. We heard no complaint-on the
contrary, each one expressed himself pleased
with the "bargains" he had made.
Several times Mr.. Gardiner and his "young
men" announced their Willingness to exchange
any article that the purchaser should feel dis
contented with.
Cash is advanced on consignments, and dealers
arc supplied with goods at Now York jobbing
. prices.
The store is situated one door above Fourth
street, on the east side Of Main.
Magnificent Pictures are taken at the
Broadway Gallery Of Art for the nominal sum
f Of twenty five cents. "wonderful."
Pendery s. Co., Tea Dealers, north
' WEST CORNER OF FIFTH AND WALNUT srRssts.--
This Is an establishment in which the public
= may have confidence that the articles sold ar,
d of the best qualities. "All is not gold tha
d glitters," is an adage as true as it is common
% and we may add call is not Tea that looks lik
Is Tea" But at Pendery & Co.'s the lovers o
} ''the cup that cheers but not inebriates," viii
p be sure to obtain Tea that is TEA. Particu
Of lar attention to fact is respectfully invited
in Pendery & Co. select their Teas from tn
~ lowest grade to the finest quality raised in tn
70 Flowery Land, with strict reference to thei
drawing qualities, instead of to that which cap
10 tivates the inexperienced dealer-a snowy ap
ri pcarance. -s .. ,e.....,. --...r
10 Here you can get teas of all favor, as dis
Is tinguished by their titles, thus: Black Teai
q Chulsns, Congress, English breakfast, Flowe
lg Pekoe, Gunpowder, Imperial, King Yechking
IN Old Hyson, oolongs, Orange Pekoe, Quee
~ ~ Chops, Young Hyson, and so on. ....
Retail Dealers in city and country will fin
it to their advantage to give the above name
k. Wholesale Tea Warehouse fair trial.
no Wmder, OH Western Row, opposit
~ Court street, is still in aourishng condition
" taking Pictures beautiful'and cheap.
of Our Readers will please take notic
~ that Woodruff sells at Auction, this evening
= one of the largest and best selected stocks
n, JeweIry, Fancy Goods, Yankee Notions, etc
Vs. that have been offered for sale this season.
sir rooms are At Nos. 1876 and les Fifth stree
no no Cincinnati, Ohio: tIa -- I-- nra
no WOODRUFF, Auctioneer.
ok Bear in mind that the Union Stea
Bakery makes the best and sweetest Bread
ed the city. Try it. Call at No. 194 Six
rss street Hi
lid wonderful The Alabastrisn Pictur,
d taken by Harlan 4 Wilson, on Fourth stre
of Go and see them. - s-'..|. ..l. f.
N. An old Garment can be made to 10,
nal as we'll as new, by leaving it at Booker's,
Ioh us Sixth street, near Vine. Try it,
rty Ball & Thomas Photographs, of e
ing cry size are now taken at this establishment
] !" superior style.
1 - Ladies' and Gentlemen can get the
ith Garments cleaned at Trechard's 3, No. 1Se Foui
the street.
di- Most Beautiflil--ThOse Photograp
;a tni taken at Cowen's, No, Ia Fifth street. .
Bishop, So Fourth street, call parti
CO. ular attention to his fine Ambrotypes.
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