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Passengers Arrived

IN aeam,,p City Of haneher fro" Lse'I,o- ~ NC
Ms M s GuH s McSiahon g. MeCsnel, s. c Wslsee Ms
Morton, Bae ch,mber MURPHY W wnn r.. a
g. Psndersss r Brady B. Gers.y 7. fborp. M1rnsn Mn
McAufe g. DuetwoI,h and lady, Dr. Youns a nI W
& NJ A. Miller Rev. w. Sweeney W. e~syne, 20 ms my.
u Ershins H. Castles MIa Montgomery sno iniaa', heA
Smith Miss Bicss Mrs. 8. l.. Brand -.
IN i;n I.s,o,, Tohf rom Bonae-Capt Colby and bis lss
oae.r M N,.on OF big Napoleon condemned a. bhoadoe<
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YORK.......0cS. g
Cleared.

Skinner Norfolk. Lndam heineK'
ems James Adse Adams Charleston spoford, Tleston 70
Flor Crowen ssvannsh L. Mcniil Son Mount vernon
Si h A,xsndris Ii. Cromwell Co. Locust Point french,
Baltimore, VI. h. Cromwell h Co.
sbp-Csmdsn, Tsllm,n, ChaIes1s Durham D,non "a.
nos Lawrence Giles Cot Anpbal AmAlis, LAvereo, Glib
rsl,ar and maiket Gomez, Wallis a Co nj,
Rd,s-T " Watson Monday St. Thomas. Darett Blis
Orion IBr Fscey St. Johns F Greene Curey; TesSe'
(Br) Wright 81. John p. l. Nevus X Son.
scboon.n-E Cowel Smith, Plymouth MASTER N. c Hop
Inns Mslmsby, Key we't MASTER Mary Eun' ha.e tnd
DsytoD Howard, Baker Boston, w Lewis C'. Sic Z
bird Compton MAGNOLIA Van arunt Sleisnt; Transpor fe
ton Pbilsds lp6 w Mckee, Helena tbr Roberts, Picon
C. il Tumbu Henry James Aldrich, Lsvscs, Waseusn Dr.
mon & CO. Reindeer Knuer Pensacols, master; NJ RIw
land Bnrr Brup,wick Demil l. Co Marine Menihs~, vii
mneton, s. Powell; J. w MeRae ss,sery, wi ninston
W xtbe Tutts Richmond, c. H. Pepon; Excelsior, Riley,
Richmond Armada Kno~es Peerbure Van Brunt slaeht
K,becca Pa.ten, Alexandria, Stafford Dodge
Sloop-Humming Bro, Chapman, New Haven, H. j. HscAe|
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mmts.

4 LADY who has h,d six years experience in
teaching Epsh Trvpoh (which she s3-sssl the Piano.
10 form ssseneDt a. iSsThUCIhEsS IL he
pianist Those reprs will pe~e stat proPnset saey &c
address HUsIC TEACHER, Brookiya Post ohoe N. Y.
4 LADY - most anxious IL obtain q Situation
n a. COMPANION elderly invalid lady, where she
would make herself generally us-a objection 20
souIa AddreM j. D., care Of Ma. Cough, NJ I@ T. 3.as
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NETWORK and BROOKLYN PROPERTY.
NY III rEcKER s0N 4 c. viii al on TUESDAY.

MHOO FOR SALE-A 7-octavs rosewood
W SsDVs PIANO-FORrE, magnihcently finished in style
Louis XIV round corners legs pearl keys with elegant
csryir Of most elaborate design powerful rich tone celebrated
City makers jean ~arrsntee Apply at NO go ons
rste bargain b. found In the Uned States on examination
Il portable shipping Can be seen TIL Friday at any
time.
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Steamship Marion Foster Charleston, ndse and pass to Spot
Ship Charlotte Nesmth Liverpool 50 days md's to H''m'h
4 Sou. go,
Ship Advance Child Liverpool A days md'e 10 Walsh Car
Chase Sept lat a. lon II, spoke shp Galope from
Lver New York, ond In with her for SIX
dsya 2rh lat II II, Ion. S. o. spobe ship Adocrs days
Hsyre for New York Sept 20 one Of the sesmep fell IRON
the the deck aud had one OF bis legs bfose The
strorg westerly gales with rough sss carried away
BAIL Clara Windsor McEwen Port nce 10 days, Coffee
log wood, &C., TO II. Becker and Grssves
Bsrl John Benson, Gardner Havana Sep; a. :nssI 1s.
spoke John Howe' rom Boston Sept a. lat Is 80 Ion
IS spoke ship WILDER Fk from New Orleans for Havre all
Brig John Freeman (of Boston, CrOwe, Alexandra Egypt
Bns Rush Hooker Curacao % days ss to Rolf Psrohn
from Phade pha for Msyssu r. reports days csms in
lat So Sept 90 lat % 80 Ion SO 80, spoke s'br Hannibal Of
Big WDdwsrd CHM, Arecebo, R., l6 days. sue to p.
PUCK q Co.
Middleton Co. Passenger, r. B. Chids
Brig Sultan Pearson, Gsoreeown c. days. naval stores TO
Brs DhL Hendrix Dutch Pus Santos So days. coffee and
Brig p Hopper (of Chs.toD Payne Campsa,hy IS days
Iofwood to e. Psvensedt Has had head winds for the
schr Chsss (of Harrington Dyer, Jacksonville, E. r., IA
schr Nsro'eoD Johnson Mays Landing days, charcoal
shr T. Marvel Hunter Norwich days IN ballast to master
Schr W. A. Griffin (5f FAN River, Berdsn Granada 81 days.
via Dominica l6 days. ruit 10 Master.
sct William Frederick Dutch visser Trieste 80 day, snd
a DAYS from Gibraltar mde Dutih Co. 7h inst, oh Fire
Island spoke bark Ealem lO days from Penang for Boston
schr. Nathaniel Lent Plnmmsr Cambridge days in baa.
sesT Mary Brookwsy, Gh.wOd, RondOut coal, for Fall
Osprey, Kenny Providence, mdse and pass to l.
Odsli
se1st soptSs@pton h.vrs Fora.. sav.Hnsh' James
Adger Chariestoni Jamestown Norfolk &e-
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Receipts Of Produee-OcT. 1859.
TOTAL nv ALI RourEs-Ns5t bbls Flour $50 bush.
Whess Iva do Rye l2 oss al do Barley, $500 do Cn,
So do MALI piss Ashes, SIS 40 Whisky lil do. Pro-
nj Ill do Lark.
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Qnal.
Urean Bteamers, Es.

NOTICE to SHIPPERS TO CENTRAL AMER
N IcA AID WEST COAST of SOUTH ANE1ICA-OF-
fiCE Of the NORTH ATLANTIC STEAMSHIP Co-fnb
Ccnpery prepared 20 through Bills Of Lsdng In
necon With the Panama Railroad Company, shpneats of
Aercharae Central America and the West Coast Of South
America The facilities Will &s1 be afforded shpsna
tom Central America 70 Liverpool By aseest With the Co.
n1d Line For raes Of eh, apply the Office Of the Com
psIy, No. ss Wsl-st, 70 l. Z. STEPHENS. secy.
Tor SAVANNAH and FLORIDA-U. 8. NAIL
LISE.-Ine lyorite ssal.aip ALABAMA. CAPT Goo.
scterok VII leave or TUESDAY, Oct ii, ct freu1
Pt-r No ~ L. ThroCsn Montgomery,
Cosmses Altar Absny ard AacnI Bs Of LsdinS rSnsd
only hoar6 Yer freigsto psssss- sppiy 20
SAMUEL L. AlICElLL sON, Nc. Is Broadway.
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nv Telegraph.

SANDY HOOK Oct 9, sunset-Snip John Bnsh. and "a
vita g. Buckleys signal anchored ~ 5. w sp!t bound IN
Wind N. T., strong Wesher clear.
HIGHLANDS Oct g. sgnset-0ne ship in the oane bound
H. Wind N. e. moderate. Wes,her
BOSTON Oct. S-Arr. ship Oliver Putnam Smith Gale uts
Bsik Nestoitap, Buriett. New-Ofleans.
HAMPTON ROADS Oct 9Arr. ssip julia Lawrence from
Caliao. .
SAVANNAH, Oct s. ls59Tbs United mail steamship
Ssr Of the South srrived 81 the wharf Ss AL well
HYANNiS. Mas, Oct s-rut in brig Nay Anna, from ..
John. N r for kew-York, with lose Of msikunsst-
BALTIMORE. oc, 9-Ar sip Revere, fism Chill. She
ports having Spoken Aug 81 lat ~ s s. Loo 50 So W. ship
Dslkeith, from Liverpool for Baltimore.
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GOAL WITHOUT COST.-To MANUfAC-
" TuRIRs BUILDERS. and REAL ESTATE BUYERS

P.reo r,oy pubic sale Scranton. Penn few hours y s
from Philadelphia sstimors, Albany SyrscS.e, "
w.so r,- Buffalo &c. on " EpNESDAY MOhSING, oc-
20 At II oock the Wyoming House: ~ blocks o. trlea
within the borough oon.anrs about 500 buileine lots oy ~
each beautifully situated avenues 50 feet vide n
whole power Stafford Me,dow Brook with fall Of upward OF
500 reserved foT tie Of tbs portion Of the city p
Gas 10 already generally introduced The ecsps from ne shes
OF Manufactures Il iron already smount % so'u x
millions II dollars per opportunity proseuo 70
generally An unlimited supply Of tue anthracite
coal Of beet quality guaranteed o. the oeAke us oy III
pspstu.y fer nothing and 'h lump coal ~ n - ~ cents PER
nm Ire labor of thousands Of children whse parents ARE EN-
pcyeS IN the various and mues bs had 81 10"
a,sa From fam lies eaht nine the popdA'
op row numbe nearly IS 80 souls The daily railroad com
81 direc insures supply OF msra sna
facility distribution OF manufactured articles a. the s-s
and together with TIE fertility Of ne Laess~anna valley OF
provisions minimum PRICE The experience OF the past two
y,ars induced conviction with many manufacturers IN
favor the pon, which their business can b. 80
,sey located and economically bassd % defy comPeiton In
duoes the Of this properly 70 sell serus,s blocks OF r
pereuptory ~.
In. VIII BE- pu. with The privilege Of. block on credit
q and three y-srT pr cent only In cash. being required
Of the OF sale All nuisances PROHIBITED Architectural
pI.r, furnished gratis No dwelling ola less than $50
nned on the premises Builders readily obtain, u 10 be-
ievrd Is 50 pei cent annum renal tor their
For further particulars, apply 20 j. AMsuES, esa
Scranton Sept q, 1853.
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NJ DOUGHTY, Auctioneer-WIl sell, THIS
Uls DAY Monday, Oct TO- 1ol O'Clock, a. 81 Vet Sd,
between sh and fhavs the entire household FURNITURE,
viz: Rose~&d and mahogany PaIlor Chamber and Dinns
Furniture, Mantle Ornamental Beds Bstdine 0rockey,
G.sv sre Cutlery Basement and Kitchen Furniture Aso
richly 7octave rosewood Piano Forte with pearl keys
The whole disposed Of to the highest bidder tor cash
NETWORK and BROOKLYN PROPERTY.
IN "A j. BLEECKER son Go viii sell, on TUESDAY,
DC. II. a. 10 ~. az the Merchants EScbanse:
ON THIRTY SECOND ST, NETWORK. - The two
story brick HOUSES and LOTS, between st and zt'Avs
Known AZ and l: well rented aud IN good order
on PACIFIC ST. BROOKLHN-The Sstory brown stone
bsseme subcelsr brick HOUSE ard LOT No. ~ Pacific
st. near Henry ~ has party walls and fixtures complete
been newly painted ard ia IN thorough oier 10 hrstca's
House Terms on all, liberal Maps &c, 81 No 7Pines New
York. V,iVo)
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Sales sr anrnox.
A. N. AsswIs sus:iop-er.
10y BANGS MERWLN. & Co, Trade SAFE

ID ys-r- ., Nc - rNs-ro~ ., .,.N
SrANDAsD AE0 MISCELLANEOUS Sums 49,, 49, 4.
pat selections from private nera.s embracing may -
wort, on various and variety Of
tors; also collection Of Classical and scnosi Books &c
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The shin sbawmn 0s7 tuns is on the Great Balance
Dock Ir repairs She will be stripped recauked and newly
snip Plusrch 1879 tn Is also on the large Sectional
Dock for the same purpose.
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paints, Oils, GLASS, Of.

MINERAL OIL.-This u . very superior Coal
N1 Oh in quality and cheApnes By any other
sArkst There nothing beautiful In color bill
dan durable IN burning I. doss explode b
he usus Kerosene Lamps and being unorm purchasers Viz
tfvsys obtain the excellent article Barrels
Assusa JOHN w. QUINCY 1 Co, No. % viHam-AL
VESP Err GAS-LIGHT GREATLY I'M
PROVED The best and cheapest Artificial Light In uss.
Futures for sale By BOLT CONE TO vsspst Gee
Light Company, Nc. 6s Broadway, Nev.7oft.
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DIANOs, MELODEONs and ORGANS.-The

DAvEN, BACON g. Co.,
fsrece,sors 70 BACON RAVEN) Piano Fore Msncfsc
tyers Uarrroorna i35 Grsuds Broadway voere
f assortment Of INSTRUMENTS b. found e1cuvey Of oo
rvu manufacture. Warranted In every respect
CFCOND-HAND PIANOS in GREAT VARf-
- ErY-Prce from SO 20 $780, ROOM No ., No. Io3 Mas
asu.st corner Of AM.
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TINTED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP LINEl
O-FOR HAVANA and NEW-ORLEANS Freight TAksa
Oct The steamship GRANADA, r griffin Commander,
win ssil TUESDAY, Oct s AZ O'Clock from pier foot
Of Wsrren North River Bills Of ladns Of the proper form.
furnished the Office and bills Of adins VIII be dsneA ssr
the hour Of sailing For freight passage apply ct No III Wet
st., corner Of Warren N. U. RoBEkTs
VTNHE NORTH GERMAN LLOYDS STEAM
II SHIP
BREMEN, IL Vessels, Commander,
will sail pciysly. carrying the United Staes Nall,
SATURDAY, Oct o. Q. IL NJ
BREMEN, VIA SOUTHAMPTON,
taking pass, nxsrs for
LONDON, HAvRE, SOUTHAMPTON and BREMEN
at the following rates:
First Cabin, slcoi Second Cabin. s6oi ssssrsss, e&
eELPCKE, kEUrGEN REIcHELr.
No. "a Brosdwsy.
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l. GEoBGETOwN.-Ths NswYork and Virginia sesss
VERNON, ,. c. Smith, commander. VII leave Per No II
Cabin passage, With accommodation 81 ~
FREIGHT cent? per loot on good: cAsr s.s
mission charged for FORWARDING No bills Of dns xnsi M
departure Of steamer Tor freight passage spply
II. 3. CROMWELL 4 Co, NO IS West,A.
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IL Grand AID Square PIAsOfORTEs CONTRACTED with az
the Improvement, conducive 20 Perony Ct Zone o1ch sos
durability and required sly OF furniture An exsnsye ssssf
meet sl~,,. on sale their W.-roons and 0cs, Ne ts
Rrooue a. Also a. ,hsfr Depo. No. n Courtlandt-st
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forses, Carriages, Et.

CARRIAGES CARRIAGES An elegant So
~ sornert Of hrscass CsraAxes this city,
BE found .. Nc. fs Broadway l0-hs sI-.nS-u VS.
ting the city invited 70 call Uuss.sd catalogues SEA
ben requested. JAAE3 3. EAEWsrER.
HORSES For SALE, in private hands, q
IL lXse handsome pair # COACH HORSES perfectly
sound ara hind Inquire Of DAVID SCOTT No. 81 Pinest
RoJr No. 9, second s:ory.
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TUX SAVANNAH aud FLUhIDA-Ino AmcL'
lean Atlantic Screw Steamship Company's and 6rr
class steamship HUNTSVILLE, John A. Poet Commanders,
Will leave Pier u H. g. on THURSDAY, Oct Is 81 - q.
Passage Savannah with unsurpassed Accommodation ia
Through tickets 70 New Orleans eS9 IS Mobile eS Mont
eomery s@ Absny Ga, sA, Columbus sn. Ansps.. ~
lowest Freight 10 cents per foot Insurance onehAx
No Bills Of Ladne signed aer departure Of sss
Apply 70 n B. CROMWELL Co, No. IS Westst
The MONTGOMERY succeeds THCR8DAY, Oct 70.
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TLANTIC AND PACIFIC STEAMSHIP
"A COMPANY
u. 8. MAIL LINE.

NOTICE to CALIFORNIA PASSENGERS
IN The TICKET OFFICE for the Pacific Nail Sssmseal
Company been REMOVED nom No In Wesst. corner d
Warren to the office Of the North Atlantic Seamshp Company
he srharf foot Of CanAl.st.
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those Of them who have acquired the art OF
operating machine, can, by nine or ten hours
work per day, realize a weekly salary, averaging,
according to their skill from four to seven
dollars and instances are by no means rare
of quick workers earning ton and twelve dol
lars a week.
But the profits arising from the use of these
machines are not confined to the workers, for
those who hire girls to operate for them realize
very handsome incomes. Take, for instance,
this fact-that many employers have realized,
and continue to realize, profit of from fifteen
to twenty dollars week by one machine alone.
And when we inform our readers that there are
over one thousand of SINGER & Co.'s MA
CHIMES in constant "click" in this city, they
will not be surprised at the statement given
above of the vast increase in the value of the
clothing trade in Cincinnati since the year
1852.
These machines are now so thoroughly APP
preciated by manufacturers, that the first ques-
tion put to women who call for employment
is, "Can you operate one of SINGER & Co.'s
SEWING MAcH1NEs?" And if they answer that
they can not, there is no employment to be
offered them.
very important addition has recently been
made to the stock Of SINGER & Co.'s MACHINES
by the manufacture of FAMILY SEWING MA
CHINE, fully adapted for family purposes and
light manufacturing business. 1t works on
the same principle as the other famous ma
chimes of this enterprising firm; and the as.
sertion, or prediction-whicheve our readers
please to call it's here hazarded, that, before
long, these Family Machines of SINGER & Co.'s
manufacture will become as popular in fam
lilies as the larger ones are now, and have long
been, in the workshops of this country, of
England, and Of other countries.
We were favored with view of the large
work room overhead, where thousands of pants
and other articles lay in heaps, just turned off
the machines by the fifty or sixty young women
who are there employed by Messrs. BIEBER &
BROTHER, the proprietors, but we have no fur
ther space at our disposal to notice it at length.
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which the slightest doubt was thrown
upon the correctness of any article of re-
hgious belief, however absurd it should
happen to be. That would be beinfdelity--
than which nothing could be more abhor-
rent to their consciences. But the
Messrs. HARPER, for base lust of gain, do
not hesitate to pander to the lowest tastes,
to seek out the most prurient details in
cases of social crime, and parade them
week after week with unmistakable par
ticularity, sensationally illustrated, SO
that it is impossible for them to escape the
attention of all into whose hands the Of
fensive publication may fall We allude
especially to the enterprise exhibited in
the SICKLEs case, though there are plenty
of others of the same character. Such q
paper, if it were forty Journals of Civili-
zation, has no business in any body
house
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Names of a few well; known Persons Cured
DeGRATH'S ELECTRIC OIL.

1t totally impossible TO publish all the Certificates
General %eIsR circus PggSpretor g. " Ward, ESD,
h s P DIZZY S%eC
Mood s Ph& NeggTogpSS s s
saved Mrs Csnnons child, Coates ST., Phiia. Hip
Pbi dWners Edo daughter 80 Ridge Ayeng
18Th and BTo%n s PhS Mrs Mese &ndeTsSn
be- isI Marshall Sc, Phiis chronic @ Rheumotsm al sS
John Kain, q South sixth street P6iia Neural gia,
Martin Pancoast, liullca Hill Phia. Deefness.-
Vim. p Birch, 9. North 10th ST., Phila. Rheuma-
P6ia. RRenmatism E. H1tchiSs, i7th and
Thompson, Phila; Pain in Back and Kidneys.-ges.
Nolan, . S2s 3 Chestnut 3 81, Phila Rhe%pmatsm;-T cum
FTe Vest PGs Of and
4gdSSR $50 E9rth 9 Aih ath ST. Phia Pain
SPralned Ankle.J Hess, Front and Market streets,
P. Phia. ,Grqoked Hand Straigghtened = Charles j
Caked Breast~Mfs Mayiand, ProSidence, Delaware, are
Group and Cramps Henry Browns child, Turner's
Pain in the Back. Mrs. Mary Evans, Trenton, N. J.
SsuTagis. Mrs; N, MSEiToy, G%tRbSTt st. PRiIs.
Fever and CGggh1ikI ph9msss daughtsr Hanover
Hayensh!te l62 IutGhinson Sn,, street, Phi9dephia,
Ca spaf "a
AnEie.GGH. g. r. Mcneil, Montgomery, Ala. Deaf.
ness-lNODeTI W are, AllaIIas Ia spln0l OOmplAlnIs
% years standing.-W. q. Ringby, Montgomery, Ala.
Inlammatory rheumatism. Elkin, Winnsboro',
SO. Pain in Breest.Wm. Middleton, Lincoln Co,
leigh, N. G. Pies.oJohn Ammonds, Augusta, Ga.
tism.John p Russell 22 Chestnut street, New York.
Neuralgia.-S Q. Price, Roosevelt street, New York.
Pain in Back.-Wm. Lucas, 40 Baxter street, New
York. Old Sore.-Wm, Maddox, 10 Suffolk street.
New York Deluness.-H. Woods, ST., Hancock Co.,
Ind: John Taylor indianapolis, Ind. heumatism,
Mr.. w Blanchard 2O6 lth street, Phila.; John Clin-
ton, 70 North 9th street, Philq David strcittch,
Lyburn street, Phila. Sprained Wrist.-W. Frank
in "a South sth street. John Pible 4O6 Arch street.
Phila. Felon.-W. Kincade, "a Sth st. Gout.-Jas.
Logan, George street, Phila. Inflammatory Gout,
rheumatism. Mrs. Sarah Sutton, 1892 South Eighth
street, Phila s. Stcson; Filbert St., above Eighth
Phila. Sprained Ankle, also Enlargement Of Elbow
joint. Draper. 397 Market street, Phila Eruption
Head and Swollen Neck Of little child, only year
Hand of son, and Swollen Breast of wife of D. f. Da
Wis, ESQ., Somerset Borough, Pa. Erysipelas and
rheumatism. - B. Tree, ESD, Port Penn, Grain
Dealer. Rheumatism. = Mr.. Williams, Merchant
Tailor, New Castle, Del, and hundreds of others
that may be seen and talked with by any mr3O
Wholesale and Retail, by
j. D. PARK,
Corner Fourth and Walnut streets.
BE- For sale by all Drug gists. mr3O
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-08

The Chief of Police has in his possession
one dozen "hickory shirts" which were found
in the Sixth-street Market-houso a few days
since. The owner can have them by calling
at his Office, at the Ninth street Station-house.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-08
Toilet Soaps.

WYE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A LARGE
w assortment of Toilet Soaps, consisting in part
of
CLEANERS & LOWS Honey Soap;
CLEANERS 81 LOWS Glycerin Soap
RININIEL'S Brown Windsor, Almond, Honey
and Glycern Soap, in bars, really superior article
for the Bath or Toilet
ELkINGTON'S Genuine Palm Soap;
COLGATE'S Assorted Soaps, equal to the best
imported and at much lower prices
GLENN'S White and Brown Windsor, Poncnt
and Ambrosial Soaps, with variety of the finest
French, English and American Soaps for the Bath,
Toilet or Shaving. "
SURE, ECKSTEIN & CO.,
ap6-3t Opposite the Post-ofhce.
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Amusements This Evening.

NEW NATIONAL THEATER-Sycamore street,
between Third and Fourth-"Court and Stage;" 1.-The
Morning CALI, "Loye in Humble Life"
WOODS STHEATER-Corner sixth and Vine sts.-
The Celebrated and Original Buckley Serenaders and
Ethiopian Burlesque Opera Troupe
GREAT WESTERN MUSEUM-Corner Third and
Evcamora
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THE PR e SIS.
CINCINNATI, FRIDAY, APRIL s.

CORRESPONDENCE, containing important news,
solicited from any quarter of the world.
NO NOTICE taken Of anonymous correspondence.
We do not return rejected communications.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-08

REMEMBER this, that Churoh's stand, in the
Post-oflice building, is always supplied with
Eastern and other papers.
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Arnica Court-Plaster.

NA GROSS ARNICA COURT PLASTER,
AO black and white, received and for sale by
SURE, ECKSTEIN q CO.,
ap6-3t Opposite the Post t-office.
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Crystalized Gum Paste.

A NEW, BEAUTIFUL AND DELICIOUS
m article for Coughs, or as Confecton. Received
and for sale by SURE, ECKSTEIN & CO.,
ap6-3t Opposite the Post-office.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-08
Toilet Powders.

VARDLEY & STATHAM'S SUPERIOR
n and extra-scented Violet Powder;
Lubin's Rose Scented;
Maugenet Coudray's Fleur de Rez;
BaZin's Rose Leaf;
Bertheul's Eugene
Piyer's Tale de Venice, &C.;
Received and for sale by
SURE ECKsTEIN & CO.,
ap6-3t Opposite the Post -offioe.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-08
Punch Cigars.

WYE HAVE JUST ADDED TO OUR
w large assortment of genuine and choice Ha-
Cigars an invoice of the fvorite and celebrated
- SURE, ECKSTEIN & CO.,
ap6-3t Opposite the Post-oiiice.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-08
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

gt5- Our FOUR-DOLLAR SILK HAT, of
the new shape, is attracting much attention. For
style and quality we think it has never been equaed
at the price.
Fashionable Hatters,
aps-b 144 Main St., below Fourth.
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Ha5- THE PAPERS OUT FOR THIS
week. and for sale at HUTCHINs0N'S, Vine street,
above the Gazette office, Stars and Stripes, New
York Mercury and Weekly, Flag, Pictorial, and Gea-
sons Line of Battle Shin. apps