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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-27
PERL.

From Peru the neHs i uninportsnt. Tie blockade
of Guoyaqu ST., continues, and there appear. 10 ui-
mediate prospect OF emcsbe settlement Of the point.
at issue between the two Government. The news OF
the destruction Of Quito by earthquake is confirmed.
The mutiny smoDg the Ecuadorian troops las been
Suppressed.
Il is said that Bolivia il undergoing complete re-
generation internal peace having been insured by the
splendid victory lately obtained by President Lirares
over the last remnant of the Revolutionary parry,
headed BY Gen. Agreds 1t has a.serward been known
that eI-President Cordova, who was on the frontiers
with the intention Of cooperating with Agreds, should
he heard of the defeat but he wes there arrested by
tie Peruvian authorities, aud obliged to retire 10
Cuzco, 30 leagues from the frontier, which has been
appointed the residence Of the political refugees from
yoked and before ST. L;nares proposes 10 lay aside
the extraordinary power with which he has been IN
vested during the .s.e critical ard sAesug stSssS0
Of the country.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-27
MarriaKes.

In s.a francisoa Apr - by he Rev r. p CatisT NJ
Richard R.r II Dowbsyille 70 Mss Belle g IA snIe' OF NS'
Mating 4 san Francis
In San FrsBcsco, BY The eeT. NJ. Trial. Joe! = J n "
Hsrri.t. z. Jssnisau.
IL sseIsm.-.o April -, l. 5. Taylor - l. 2. DiNan.
H. San rspcisc, Ayl =, b he Rev Dr. se u ta''s's
Chu1cf Mr.. Rsslpus Nkk-son Mi-s Sarah Sl.'nn-r-
In San Frsns % Apr a. b. ne Rev H. Why NJ, pen
M.r,;ap Of u;se,i Alameda County, 20 Mise Ln-
q. Bro Il, fTm-riy Of Poisdeplis.
In San FTA-cn, Aprii b. he Rev q t~or D JoLo'
Price of Sacramento 20 Miss Annie y. C. Jones' . -
IN San frsHcrco pril q The Cathedral b. ne - h.V
Archbishop Aemaay Mr. J.hB C. Koran :: Miss Fanny 'ts W
IL Sal frpcs,o, Apih g. BY The Rev MsoshaAr' ny 'an
LANCE to Miss Kaihrrinc Lang boh OF that city. -
In San Francsro Ip,l 80 nv II. Rev X. + CATER Liam
Rnlin. ." Mics Fsnu,s n Mann. 49, -,
he reside &c OF The bdss fs.hsr, WooaS.de sn
Msso C1u y aiy by the Rev Jo2pn Emery james u
Shaw S-lta Janr sldsS. dau gh:sr u Judge league
In San Francisco May by the Ryy. Dr. Pecx "ha1 =
Lylrsson D., Il Ps-,r County, Cal to EsinA sr'e OF
B1rde,;, N-w.YoIs.
L. San Francisco May by ,he Rev Dr. Pscs au'ss schu
reo1r, ~ San F,sncco, MAly F. Nlson, o. Ihonpn'i
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-27
THREE DAYS LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
ARRIVAL OF THE MOSES TAYLOR.
NEARLY 81, 600, 900 IN GOLD.

The United States Mail steamship Moses Taylor,
John MetjowD, Commander, from Aspuwal! the 18th
insi arrived a. an early hour on Thursday mernins,
with the Californa mails of the 18th inst. and treasure
to the amount Of 93s so p, brought down by the
Pacific Steamship Company steamer Gosicn Ga.e,
from Fan Francisco Jh inst.
The Roanoke and jamestown SeTe iii Il. Aspin-
wall.
May n, 7 a. M, Cape Maysi bearing y. y. E. .
miles passed the American ship Martha j. Ward, and
a ship Of the se bound to the westward; also, he
brig Costa RIGA, bound to Aspinwal
May "a, lat. "a 20 N, lon. IS Of W., exchanged
coors with hermaphrodte brig showing white eig-
nal with red border and No. l222
We are indebted 10 the Express Companies OF
Wells, Fargo & Co., and Freeman & Co. for the
prompt delivery Of package. The news is three
days later than that received by the Overland Nal
at St. Louis The following lie the Moses Taylor's
treasure list:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-27

If p.hses snA Revase IL Lsss sosss usSss tsa shc.
Fl tkeir liberal insttstsopa' ss..a
Mr.. Charles Haentjens, Of the editors Of la Re-
pa5igae has beer appointed Secretary ofths Hsytie5
legation at Paris. Mr. Hsen'jeus has Travelled in En-
,ope and America ard forner resided in the United
sta,es. lie Is low writing book upon the msrner-
and customs Of this country, and e1pss 70 publish IL
at Paris.
On the Goth inst the funeral obsequies Of Louis Jo-
seph Decimus GreDisr, Hayteu officer, who vas I'M
prsoned by Soulouqne under peculiarly distressing ear
cuftaoces sDd as-assnated a. FoY Lsbouc 10 August
took place with grea. pOInp.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-27
THE ISTHMIS,


Everything il quiet. The riot commenced on the
pigh, ri the Eth has been quite put down.
The United States frigates Merrimac aud Saranac
sailed on the 9TH int. for Cnlao and southern ports.
The 81. Marys ard Vandalia arc in port. The French
ste am.tender La Megere arrived the evening Of tho
I3b.
The rainy appears a. last 10 have commenced.
Tie Isthmus is quite healthy.
TIE Panama Star Of the 10th instant says that the
town Of San Miguel the island Of the same name,
was totally destroyed by fire the Let instant. Each
o the political factions the other of the incen-
diary act. A the houses Of the leaders OF the two
parties were destroyed, i. does not appear probable
that the origin Of the fire in entionnI.
The village of Matachin the Panama Railroad
was burned down on Sunday night, sth inst, and
about twenty-nine houses entirely consumed. Only
tbr four escaped destruction. The FIRE is said 10
be- the work Of an laceSdisry.
4 number Ti persODs have lately been arrested at
Panama, and sent 10 Carthagena to serve in the army
The discoyery Of robbery at Isay OF 10 or of gold
dust from packas sent % Europe has Just been adc
The robbery committed on the 9Th Of December
last The cases containing the gold had been weighed
snd -ealed by the British Consul and given in charge
OF the carpenter who lie generally emp!oyedto nail and
repair them. The carpenter, Freedman, beng
u,laccompanied by any one, took the opportunity OF
carving Of gold ,o the house Of another French
mar where the seals were broken, the gold ab,rac,ed
and an equal weight % iron substituted. The case
was rrcs:iI ed bOeTd the Pacific Steam Cornpanys
vessel w,hou: suspicion the seals being entire, that
the two Frenchnrn must have he'd duplicate seal Of
the X. NJ. 5. Co. The carpenter was arrested, when
be made confession AMI gave up part vi the gold.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-27
Deashs.

A; c.p.reyils April 49, B. Bocsnsu ~ D. ssed 81 years
IL San Flsnc.co April - % Ip.ioI Cornelius eniy
spsve Of New York bu. OF se resident Of Angels, Caave
County, California aged - years.
In San Francisco April % James " Hamilton, native Of
Philadelphia, sssd ~ y.arG ..,
In San Francisco, Tursiav, April n Gen James " Est
formerly Of Madison County. KY, sgd - y-as
In Frsn.sco April - John Cae native Of Maine la.e
Of Msssschls.rts s.ed y years, months and . days
IN Sacramento, April y John xen, aged a years rs,ye
Of E-v-York.
AtNioiis, V. L. April 25 Ms Heller, wife Of l. Geors
aged 81 years.
In Shasta Ap.il II. B. Yogns aged aboa: s. year..
In ssh Francisco May departed this life in patience aud
ress the will u God, Christopher Whaey in he f5:h
yer II bis age 80
eurypor,, Mars, sged " years
IL Jscison, Amador County Mrs Mary AM Hocse, aged
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-27


:" In these articles alone you have an equivalent o.
Is millions hard dollars
1--WE must observe that last year our crop Of wheat
sniced for the home consumption, ami left surplus
for disiil ai0D."
We have dates from Montevdeo up to the 9Th ut
Nothing Of consequence had happened.
The famous Colonel Francisco Lasaa, faithful ser
want of Rosas and Oribe of infamous memory, had
died.
Government had appointed ID. Andres Lsmas, pego-
tiator Of the late Treaty with Brazil Minister Penipo'
Tertiary Of the Republic in several European courts,
among them in that of H. Ii. Plus IN.
We have files of the Bogota Tempo and PorrfRr
10 April g. The Congress had met in further extra
session. which was to elese the Seth n unless the
President convoked il for further period.
The State of Santsnder still continues in state OF
revolution and Col Marquee had defeated the radical
forces rear Saujil. The neghborng State of Boyaca
Is also in critical position.
Gen. Mosquera has been elected by large majority
Governor of the State Of Cauca and it is feared that
collision between the Liberal and Conservative parties
win take place.
The Senate has Damed the three members Of the
Electoral Council for each State. For Panama-SS.
Francisco Fabrega, Ramon Gsmboa and Santiago de
Ia Guardis have been nominated. In the House Of
representatives,, IS. Antonio Planas, Pablo Arose
mena and Francisco Jimenes Are have been named
to the same Office.
According to the new Inv of elections Of the 18th Of
April, the State Of Panama ha, been divided into SIX
crculos.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-27
FROM THE SOUTH PACIFIC.

Dates from Valparaiso are IN April -, and Csllao
Aprl27. The revolution in Chill stiIl continues though
the Government making every effort 10 suppress il.
In the Province of AtGcama the revoutioners are 10
strong force but ia the South according 20 last adj
vices, the Government had beer successful IL checking
the Disturbances
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-27

s.sFs.ScIsco Wednesday Ey.n,ns, Nay 4 isSe.
ELoup-ssl-. Of Douss,Ir a; 81 sSaf g
Gs.is-Sass Of Bsrlsy ar sJpnr--
FoIAIoEs-s1ls I: 4 ais.
rsovfsIoss-saies Of bids piA1c-d Bier on I'Vs'e
GaooEsIs-sale. CT so mas SIAM RE a: 81. .. DC Cf'hs
Z; s. e5i 80 IBIS Gina No. SSsA q. 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-27
N PuRSuANCE of an order of the surrosste Of

the County Of New York. hereby sgen 10 all persons
AAyns claim. against ELIZABETH OSBORN late Of the Cny
of NswYol deceased, 70 present the same with yoSSseis
thereof 10 The subscriber q. The Office Of REUBEN H. CUD
LPH No is Ns.sus 10 the City Of Nesiors on or before
dsy Of March, lsSs. ROBERT BARNES, Administrator.
IawSm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-27

the County NewYork notice E hereby given u eli persons
having against j. H. HOBART HAWs late Of the City o
York, Counsslersaw deceased TO present the same
thereof the subscrbr tho once Of JOHN
BOWLER IT,, ESQ., No NarHus Bank Of Commerce tIils
sl IN New York before the 18Th day Of July
pszt.-D Dated New Yorh the 9Th day Of January ls5s
a. lsv6nF MARIA L. HAWS, Execu.ax.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-27

Col Fremcn. again gained the soit and now ne ps'-
..e arnr az bunsmsb apoa Tbs appeal are pross
suted for Manages. ,Hayif~a Gazette.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-27

PURSUANCE OF an order of the Surrogate Of
The County Of NewYork notice hereby given 20 AL persons
Asyns the estate Of JAMES OWEN late Of the
Sty ~ New York deceased 10 exhibit the with the
vereh.r, thereof subscriber bis Office No Wall street
City NewYork before the SA day OF November
iase Dated the leth day Of May. 1859
%yso isw6mFr WILLIAM EMERSON, Executor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-27

.as- N .. rs.. Z ..ss..:; !. q <.:s.s ss.s -
{. s.iss. WIS g 10 s..sss.I y sssa Is. oss
.e, id .s : 1,s, 80 W. s .::s. '
.ash rom, Dor nay ssa ihs raspss d Inc JsAss = sss
don d he ;riss @eaiS. is.sd q h,. Son. .ss
va, IN rsr; aisp-d Of In the order diee'ns u '~ya ss
:sn1sd s. ,ss nssrssos Company ,h., By alp lsi,n .
Puiey The insa''d were 10 ksrps ~sehs,an In 1- ss
;hs1s wa 10 wachsn oa H. pSeu. sS.n ssarrcS
s. TIC CO 1920, e., -; SsHS .. :, ~ s
April lss between and oeos, sna Il earse " the NO.
trpsed by sspr.. sru. a. BY sas-a ga. ps,rd
from the .,iea-atioa-s Po.l.Sn' wAlsh, ~ sens 70
me on s"'a s,Ss ,s 49, r'I Ss fss s'asy US
and answer 10 ih. question whether Tho md "a aisn-
any s osy It Dsi ts. si ss sSsss
o,h,r days WHEN the nil doe, 10, run L.rfSy esasir
duty On lie sabtsh, opiy % darns the Sane boar.
O,h'r dss'-a construction ~a,eh u sptSS'.s ,,.ss
asked ~hs,hrf thsTv is me mill dsrtss The
Mp. ~T 70 me- Ss a. ss psris. to. dies Of Ss ss
balh minds, aud all the inernsa.ocs were tt.n
sss Sn hat .oy ps;oo sSs sssSnS was = -
By rVies b the eSprssa ased. instead Of sl
~. Sit .rOnspT sv,ry uiss Sundays nssdsd' e.sk
ms PrSnr.ny nau.,Iior. nchsnc o, even rsos ad
PERSON ardssisnd Dat he expression intended % ~
he ss .AA. he worked .'' y p on saturday sa,s
s ss g., on sTSs M even Is.
who 10 :" forever a. work ns;s srs PORTION Of u
"a hours. and some day o the ~ theu b wbp q
forever at wok Sundays aud before daylight vel
a. afrr he only works VI nsL.s muse CERTAINLY Be ne
As arose nom the dearucrcn OF the stock the Indemnity y
the express Of the policy WAS payable no, % the ~
owner. bu, 70 sheldon Co. Il the stock The m1
owrsr therefore IL Thy d.ied 20 DO ooaA 10, .ssfa
tia, respect aktg pey In hs name ~
with the customary elms', Los any payable u -
b. Ing unsafcd-ouh maintain he acton Sheldoa ca, -
far stock ouly The e psrs In ia,esat
VIII
we have seen BY 81 the Policy c'nrsc,d - pay
new ua therefore, be granted anss the plsina svss
that portion Of found b. the jury which sps
bic solely 10 III. ii be waived Judgment fer The
balance should be entered for the plaintiff
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-27
Ate1iral.

DR. VELPEAUs CANKERINE.-
~ THE GREATEST DISCOVERY OF the AGE!
Uou hs Of CANKEh In is WORT
fna also sovereign for Sore Mouths aud Thros
sssans from seasni and Typbus feyer and y
Bsps Sead od Sores and Sores Of kind postvo
eure y Bronchial Its first We Will war
nat Il 70 extract pain Bur however bad In
h~n mnusea The same with Cspker All We ask 70
isL and We gnarsntee result IL perfectly safe TO
b an infsn For sale BY BURRJLL HUNTIs0, Sole Pro.
pvsetors No. l02 Nassaus, NewYorh room No and No
snop,s Boston. Price, % per bottle. For sale BY
~ druggists.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-27

Adv,css from the River Plate Provinces reach 70
the 3lst ult. Excepting Nsndosa. &c the provinces
are quiet The pews Of the Confederstions troops
having invaded Buencs Ayres has proved untrue
The event. in Mendoza may be briefly summed Up Is
follows:
Gov. Noyano having died suddenly, The Office be-
came yacan,, The Chamber OF Representatives then
appointed & successor. Sr. Maza being chosen. The
majority Of the old Holse inspired by some partisans
Of the former t,rant Ross, organized themselves IN
Of the country d;ricss and in their turn apPohtea
Governor Sr. SOFA. Gov. MsZs, knowing thiS, COL
iscied body Of troops aid set out IN pursuit OF the
refractory citizens. At las; dses both parties were Oh
the point Of fighting il out
Bueros AyIes was tranquil. The fear oi an INVASION
bad ceased TO occupy public attention; and, although
Il il not thought able that third stack may be
made agaDs; the sovereignty and liberty OF the State
il is supposed that the requisite for such an i'm
undertaking not in possession Of the rival
Government. Still the defensive preparations are
carried on, rs 20 BE- ready in case OF any sudden
event. -
letter foom Buenos Ayres, dated the ssh of March
last, says:
"Opcraious in the saiaderos, fiom the LIST of No.
yember 20 this date have amounted 10 O UOJ head ot
cattle ard about 40 coo mares; and IL is calculate I
that in the whole wear at least 900 600 head Of catt
vii be killed beside 100 900 mares. Ii 10 this be adde
the hides Of the cattle killed in the shameless for sup
pying the market with meat, the hides disposaoe TN
wear nay be calculated at $4,000, including thos
Of the animals which die from disease This, an
lsCOCG0 arrobas OF wool hand. will give some ide
Of the expectations of The small State of Buenos Ayres
80 bulls slaughtered $500 esch...........sl
I0h OH slaughtered $50 esch.......... l3pcco
JA coo dry hides lSl each............. ooVv"vvV
l. 6o coo wool averaging o. per lWo,"'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-27
COURT cALESDAR-rms DAY:

USUED STATES DISTRICT CorRr-No caes"
til M0nday
SUPlEYR CougT-CIRcUIr--fSh0yt eanssel Mo-.
IS as iSoo 1878 zlJo 24s7 2oos 2sl3, 5isj, m ~ -
SS3 $50 SIN SEA sss5 $685. ssg7, sas 49, - s@4 ~
SUPERIOR CouEI-TRIAL TERN.-bsth pss'
BKooKIYs CIR Couar.--Nos. 20 and -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-27
Eeaal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
ef ,s County Of New York notice hereby given 70 all
vps hs,ns claims sgains THOMAS G. OAKLEY late OF The
ty of New York. merchant deceased TO present the sme
th vourhsr subscriber ~ tho once 81 Gil
HFRTOAKLEY No lls we street, In the City Of New'nors
an or before the h day Of September New fors
~. - Az, 81 March lb59 RACHEL OAKLEY,
mia law6mF' Aaininl"Aa-
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
VI County Of NewYors n9,iss hereby Mye9 r. al Per
81 The CITY 81 York, docessed 20 present the same
with vouchers thereof to the sub.ehbeI at his ss No i
sist day OF June New Yort the inst day OF De-
ssmhsY 1850 MORDECAI L. MARSH
AZ IawsmF Adm, VIII annexed.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-16


There are thousands who coyet not only
praise but the reputation of despising it.
Triners cannot excel even in triaes. 'Tis
only solid bodies that take q ,fne polish.
Gray hairs, like honest friends, are often
cast from us for telling unpleasant truths.
Mock auction stores are places where the
buyer is sold.
Old mems lives are heightened shadows--
their evening sun falls coldly on the earth,
but the shadows all point to the morning.
az am rejoiced, my dear wife, to see you in
such fine health" "Health2 l have had the
plague ever since was married."
There is thought to be very little use in a
mans meaning well, If he can not express his
meaning by his acts.
Men can not subsist wholly upon glory.
Fame, taken without meat, is decidedly un-
wholesome. r'...s
Tupper says that grain of corn is better
than diamond. Certainly it is, for barn
door fowl. -
The GONE YEAR AMENDMENT" IN CoNNEc-
TIoUT.-The Senate of Connecticut rejected, on
Wednesday, by vote of II nays to 4 yeas,
the proposed amendment to the constitution
Of that State, imposing upon foreigners sim
liar disability to that recently incorporated into
the constitution of Massachusetts,.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-16

ONcIENGFI, June I, 1889.
N0TICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AN
IN application will be made for the pardon of
MARGARET ASH, convicted Of murder IN the sec.
end degree at the July Term, 1854, Of the Criminal
the penitentiary for the term OF her natural life
AGN0S SMITH.
Service acknowledged, June !, 1859,
WM. II. KERR,
je2-atwcW Asst Prosecuting Attorney.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-16

Sold Wholesale by 3uire, Eckstein A Co.; John ID
Park; Geo nj, Dixon, A. Tofel; kilan n Co.; Gordon
Bro Edw. scanlaa d coi'J. a. q. Reakirt land bs
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-16

"Well, Armstrong" said Mr.. Ashton to his
friend, on finding himself again seated beside
him in down town car, "my young ones are
so in love with the country that can't get
them home. Carrie actually pleads for per-
mission TO HDe with good Mrs. Stone, whom
she calls the best woman in the world, and bet
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-18
STRANGERS GUIDE.

BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
AppleGate & Co., No. AS Main st.
Anderson, Gates & Wright, 112 Main st.
BURNING FLUID AND COAL OIL.
Chas. A. Junghanns, corner Third and Mill SITS.
CABINET MAKERS HARDWARE.
McAlpin, Hinman & Co., 1O3 walnutst
]. l.. Wayne 81 Son, 1914 Main st.
CoNFEoTIONERs.
II. Hedser, 81 Walnut st.
X. Myers & Co., 81 Main st.
CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
Kennel, Dudley Gc Co., 12 Main st.
FANCY GOODS AND JEwELRY
Gardeners Auction House, 154 Main
20 FLUID INK MANUFACTURER.
J. J. Butler, 80 Vine st.
FOREIGN & DOMESTIC FRUITS.
John Hitchell, o College Building, Walnut st
GROCERS AND COMMISSION.
Clark IL Carr, 20 Walnut st.
DOllens g. Vnndewerl1en, 33 Main 81,
Rogers, Sons GC Co., 81 Mainst.
TAFT & Son, 25 walnutst.
sweeney s. McLelluDd, Ii Main 81,
t.| HARDWARE AND IRON.
Hauser g. Merna, 1872 Main st.
HOUSE FACTORY AND LUMBER YARD.
Hinkle, Guild & Co., 365 West Front.
..-. LOOKING GLASSES, ETo.
VIM. Wiswell, Jr., 20 West Fourth st.
,f MERCHANT TAILoRs.
sJarle Jennings, 1872 walnuts st.
John w. Beesley, 1O5 Main ct.
PAPER MANUFACTURERS. -s
Bachelor, DeCamp Ss Co., 81 Walnut st.
Pollock & Mccall, 232 Walnut st.
Nixon 81 Chatneld, ~ and 10 Walnut st.
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
DIR. j. G. Beck, 81 Broadway.
REAL ESTATE. E.
e. Vance dC Co., 206 Main st.
SADDLERY & CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS
Hunter, EdmestOn Sc Co., 16S Main at.
SCALES, BEAMS AND TRUCKS.
T. w. Wright g. Co., No. 10 West Second st.
SUGAR-CANE AND GRAIN MILLS.
Hedges, Free Sc Co., 9 Main ST.
WATCHES AND JEwELRY.
Beggs Sc Smith, 9 West Fourth st.
Nathan Escales b Co., 100 Walnut st.
w. C. Swift, 157 Main at.
O. Oscan1p, 90 Main at.
Oscamp s. Bro, los Main OF.
H. Beatus, S2 Main ct.
Goldsmith, BarkhOuse Sc Co., 94 Main st.
WINDOW SHADES AND OIL CLOTHS.
SnOwden 0tre, 21 West Fourth st.
Sawyer Kirk, College Hall, Walnutst.
WIRE CLOTH AND PRODUCTS.
| 8. g. Burnett & Co., ~ Walnut st.
WOOD AND WILLOW WARE.
Ryan SS Farthing, 40 Main st.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-18
GENTLENrEN,s LIST.

n
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-18
Paper Warehouse.

n0LL0CK 4 MCCALL, dealers in PAPER
n and PAPER MAKERS MATERIALS,
232 Walnut st., Cincinnati.
RBr Cash for Rags. apl2
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-18
No. 1e.-ApriI 10, 1859.
LADIES, LIST.

IN
Adler Caroline Andrews Miss An.Ashley Miss Flor.
Archer Mrs Eliza ma ence
Addleman Mrs AEnstfons Mrs Allen Miss Kate
Anthony Mrs Frances. st''S' 'S "'' '-'' . n
Budger Miss An Bradford Miss A JBeyerly Ann
n ME ara. Barker Miss Bes-BellmontM Misscar.
11er Gara MISS 0' Bisss &c Mrs Miss Alma
N'r MIS- Emma Bsi SfH Miss FancesBisdR5uhTn 5Rh Mrs
DI4 nIs4 ,' ,I. qrdMissFran.BESy Miss Jennie
Nj 'i.l us D'- Barton Mrs JaneBa1nari Miss Hen.
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