The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-30

~ oil the puphc; HI ~
Roses and othor Flowers, in full bloomj
twenty five choice varieties Of annual flower
seeds in boxes, at 81 each; hower-pots and
fowe stands; fruit -gathorers; baskets for field
and orchard; bird-cages, of every conceivable
shape and ornament; birds, including Canaries,
bun, chaff, gold and other fnches, with large
assortment of pigeons, plain, fancy, and every
breed. ~ 80 a, lr ~ cy r.y
Here are also on sale a lot Of stuffed birds
but we can not proceed one line further.
chronological Charts are still obtain
able from the pen of that unquestionable giant
in the Science of Mind, Professor Fowler. The
impression having got abroad that the Pro
fessor had left the city, to the modification of
some procrastinating souls, who hoped to have
had their bumps surveyed and sketched before
he should take his depsrture--but tarried till,
as they thought, It was too late-we now an
nounce for their relief that two more days are
left them, viz: this day and tomorrow. As
the Professor is under engagements to com
mence course Of lectures in Dayton, on Fri
day of this week, and in Cleveland on the ! lth
of April he can be consulted at the Burnet
House, Cincinnati, for to-day and tomorrow.
Those who wish to have charts Of character
from the King of Phrenologists had better
''hurry up" l'.'.. .sajl-i su...
J.. r.. Gardiner, Auction and Commits
sroN AGENT, No. 154 MAIN srRgETs2-we OBJ
serve that an addition to our places of business
has been made, at the above address, within a
comparatively recent period. We stepped in
to have look at the new concern the other
day, and were informed by the proprietor that he
conducts wholesale as we'll retail business,
in Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Fancy Goods,
Yankee Notions, India-rubber Goods, Porte
| monnaies, Hosiery, Soaps, Perfumery, Cutlery,
| and a 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 ID
enabled to offer bargains" to his patrons
whether they are private purchasers or country
| dealers. .." .H ..'.f r.,..
Mr.. Gardiner is assisted by three gentlemanly
clerks, who spare pains to give satisfaction
to the numerous ladies and gentlemen whC
already lock to this new and attractive mar
of Jewelry, Coral and Garnet Goods, full set
with Bracelets, Gold Bands, Ladies' Sleev,
Buttons, Notions, and Fancy Goods in every
variety, as already intimated. E.. ,-.
| Mr.. Gardiner, besides the regular sales ovei
the counter during the day, disposes of larg'
quantities of goods every night by auction
| These auction sales are attended by crowds O
gentlemen, as we have ourselves witnessed, VIII,
seemed to us to be very well satisfied with thei
purchases. We heard no complaint-on tn
contrary, each one expressed himself please
with the "bargains" he had made.
Several times Mr.. Gardiner and his "youn
men" announced their willingness to exohang
any article that the purchaser should feel dis
contented with. r-. r -..
Cash is advanced on oonsignments, and dealer
are supplied with goods at New York jobbin
prices. u .u
The store is situated one door above Fourt
street, on the east side of Main. .a
Ball s. Thomas Photographs, of ev
cry size, are now taken at this establishment
, superior style.
Ladies and Gentlemen can get thel
,, Garments cleaned at Trechard's, No. 156 Fourt
street. -
4 Most Beautiful--Those Photograph
taken at Governs, No. Ia Fifth street.
8 Bishop, SO Fourth street, call partic
d ular attention to his fine Ambrotypes.
a The resemblance between the LithC
8 graph of Cora De Wilhorst and the original
/ not remarkably striking--the Lithograph beir
much the best looking.
d wInder, Oh Western Row, OppOsit
: Court street, is still in fourishing conditio
9 taking Pictures beautiful and cheap.
To get a good Melainotype, Stillman
y the gentleman to apply to. He inEures cc
- rect Picture always.
~ Magnificent Pictures are taken at Il
20 Broadway Gallery of Art for the nominal 81
Of twenty-five cents, "W onderful.'
WonderfMg--The AIabastrian PictuI
"a taken by Harlan. q Wilson, on Fourth sire
Go and see thom, "a .'1
in An old Garment can be made to 10
as well as new, by leaving it at Booker's,
al Sixth street, near Vine. Try it.. l
i'd SAowdon & Otte have now Oh hand
as very large stock of Curtain Goods of all kin
IS. oil-cloths and every thing that comes un
n. the head of House Furnishing Goods. s-,r
of The Bread Manufactured by the Uni
ed Steam Baking Company is of a very super
& quality. So say those who have used it.
IS, those who have not yet given it a trial,
IN. would say do SO at once.
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