OltAUGH n. ESPXCII,
, - , Whole.!.) an1 Retail Denier ia
p
CHAIRS
ALL Off HIS OWN
I WIM IT DISTINCTLY ,'NDKRKTOOD THAT I 8KI.I. NOTHING BUT
I rood. tnhetantlal work, nf the ljx.at ratni style, and I L WHHillTri,
I am inrnlrw i.,y ath-nltoa nnll!r to hi N K W OH K. for kano ltida.ud will eell CIIEASS-
than any otlur Houae ia thtacllr.
tav ai H.iTiKt Cor Manufacturing sr. equal to Claelaaetl, ana akoad nf an almllertetabllat.-
ejient to Dan on.
I have already A Fori n Conner stock, l ssuMtfroia rirat-olsss, MetUusa tad coum.lt
Rom Wood, Mahogany and link.
I ewdlally lavilo a, I to tall en sea ana. I tak alaaaara la anew lag my ilm, w hatha, btrnl
buy or aot.
; , COUNTRY, DEALERS, TAKE NOTICE!
t aril nipplr T" with arms artlrle nf Medium and Common raraltur. anil aa t nrae at row .a
buy In Cincinnati. am bow manutacturlng everv deeerlptios of FLA IN W OHK, one aa Bedatead
Wlndtot ana Cane Seat CbAlra, Bureaus, Tablet, stands, ,.,e., for Ilia Wholesale Trad..
nna ilv m a C)nll I
WARB ROOMS ON MAIN BT., WORTH OT SECOND, BAST BIDS, HO. 00
' . ' - Factory Wyandoti. street, assr Tlfth, Dyt.,0h(.
I.ls-lydaw oh no it . KSPICH.
AND MATTIUSSES!
MANUFACTURE.
Railroad Time Table.
Trains ntrivo aiwl dopitrt ns follows:
raaiaa I Lara. iaairai.
CtROINNATI, HAMILTON DAYTON.
lat trala,
Sod,
a I,
4th,
t.ttt a 8.0 a
8.05 a a 1,S a .
t ,09 p m 7, IS p m.
7,39 p m P. 16 p m.
SANDUSKY.
DAYTON, A CINCINNATI.
SprinnOold A Coium. Kl
7,0 a MS am,
8,0 a a I 7, .10 a a.
1S.4 a m 1,4 p m.
1 4 p m I 7,4 p
llaar a Clara. Kx.
tianduaky, '
Delawara Ex pram,
DAYTON
Itt Train,
Id "
MICHIGAN.
8.0 a I 7.ti a m
I 7.S p m 7..1 p m
DAYTON A WKSTKKN,(ToIndiaapHt.)
l.t Train, . I .6S a I 30 a at.
Id " I 1140 a m I s.iS p m
.1,1 . . s,6 p ta 1 I. II a a
GRERNVILLRA MI AM f,l To I ad laa a polls.
lt Train, I 1-ln am I II.Min.
11 " . 1.00 p m III p a
'OAYtONTKNIA A c6LUMBb.
It Train, I M a m j 11,30 am.
il " . s.ft p m I 6,6 J am.
.Id " - - , l.JOamf 6, JO am.
Closing the Mails.
POST-OFFICE, DAYTON, April 11, 1858.
tlnlll further notion, mailt will elois at this of
t cs aatollowii
For New York, Phlladolphlsaad New Kafland
Statot, daily, sxoont Honda, att.lt A. M.
Por Cincinnati, 0., Rsttern, Wsttsra, Northern
ant Sostharn Stat, daily, oxospt Ssaday, at
7. SO A. M. and 1.30 P. M.
For Columhas and Zanesvilla, O., daily, sx.
rtpt Sundays, at 9.14 A. M.
ForXeoiaand Tsllow Springs, S.J P. M.
Fur Miamltbarg, UermtDtowu, Franklin, Ham
ilton, K tton, 0., and Oonasrtrllls, la., daily, sx
eept Sunday, tt .1..10 P. M.
For Sprinxntld, Urbana, Tiffin, Sandutky, To
l.lo, Cleraland, 0., and Miohigsn, daily, axaept
Sunday, at 10.lt A M.
For Richmond Cambridgo, Cantrerills, Imlla
napolia, la., and Now Paris, 0., daily, al .00
t. M.
For Uresnrtlle, 0 , Union City, Winvheater,
Munelt and Jay oounty, la., daily, axespt Sunday
at 7. SI A. M.
For Troy. Covington, Piqas, Sidney sndSt.Ma
rya, O., and Fort Warno, lnd., daily, axeopt Sun
day, at7.S A. M.
For Union, VTaat Milton and Little Tork, on
Tuaadty, Tbnriday and Satorday.st 7.30 A. M.
For Johntrilla.Now Lebanon and Weal Alexan
dria, ou Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, st 7..10
A, M
For Clayton, Cantor and Ludlow, on Friday of
iai-h week at 9.00 Pv M. ,
For H.oby and B.llorook, on Tkuday o each
week at .0 P. M
ForCtntreviUa, Labmau and Maaon, dtily, ox
itplgonday, at I J. oil M.
For Vandalia and Chambsraburg, at 13.00 M.
an Tueaday Thuradny and Saturday.
For Tavlorarills Wedneadays and Satnrdayaat
T.:tO A. M.
E. A. KING, P. M.
ANOTUElt NEW BOOK!
, BONAPARTB'B GREAT WORK.
PRWATK GVUnRTOHKALTH
KKHKK.KNTI NU AUL the dlaeaa
ea of the genital orsnnii ol the
. niais ana teniae, wnn xne laTcat
diacoverietin reproduotion. The
I altlldwl ahould uta no remeoiea
I befoJS tearuing fom this valuable
uwora Ilia auperioruy oi ine au
Fthor's Parla aud Loudon treatment
"of nrlvate diaeaaes both mauled
aud alnsle should oonaut it. Tkia
- .3. i ..II. I,au ti,re the fullnw-
t .J'' ' Ini Ulasaaea, and enligbtoaa those
UoSnorrtiola . aV ' ohordee. strloturo, Phymo.
ala Parauhvnoais, ti'avel. Stphlltl, Uubo, Wart,,
llot.!. '""i",' d""-
hatlon or iMiK-abu", Leucorrheaor VVIiltet, mip
preaalon of thetteuae., Falling of the. Womb, how
to prevent Prevent Fregnaacj, Nenstraat on. Bar
tenneaa, Kheumatlan, fc- treats oo Mldwl.er,,
Atiortiou, Ni-carrUxo. oelebacy, with "msrua to
lUeyouus and old ot both texet. It te a how to
diatiusuiah pregnancy and how to avoid it. An.
Perfeot 8 tfeguard against Quackery.
Fortieth edition 100,000 coplet told annually.
1 nia booa aent under aeal, poat paid, to all parte
of the world, outhereoeipt of 'io centa.or Hve aoa
lealorgl.
Or. Bonaparte's Grcut Preventive
' ThU aioiple, healthful and, yet elfeotuai prevent
ive it beyond a coinpariaon with anything yet illt
ooverod. It haa been proved hy yeara ol experienos,
tud In no luatauoe hat It failed when applied ao
cording to direction. Married people who do not
wish tolncrea e their families, ahould be in poeeiea
lonof thlalnatrument. Pltca reducedto &.
Dr Bonaparte'a French Patent Mai balel Thla
" article snablea thoaa whoae health or otroumatan
cea..oaot permit an 1 no rente o( lauilly, to regulate
or limit the number of their oirapriug, wituout In
juring thaoouatltution. It la the only aafe and aure
preventive againat pregnaney and dlteaae. The
above artlelsit tpeelally Intended to fulllll thla ds
slderstnmi It t.parleUy late, aomeUllotubtUncs
eutert Into Its compotltlon. The price of tho
Frenoh Putent Male fe,ona dollar the alugioone,
lour dollart per half uoien, and tevon dollars per
d "A'adame Loiler's Femal stoathly Pills ft ksats
and reliable reinedyfor lupiireaaiona and all female
dlaeaaot. f.tiliea ahould not ueo Uiem during pieg
'. nancy, aa they will produce mlacarrlage. Price, one
dollar oer box eKtraline Bvedollara. Sent to any
aihlreaa by mall, poat free. No letters will he an
swered unless they oontatn a rrmlttauoeor a pottags
ATuirderiaddieeicctoDr. E. BoArATc,No.lW,
s,.....,. .ir..i. between FJth and Klxth atreeta,
Cincinnati, Ohio, will b punctually attended to.
lir. B.oanbeeonaulted upon all secret dltaatet. He
ar-ta umiuatiouably acknowledged to bo tho cham
plon and king of Vsnereal Diaeaaea, and only Phy-.-
tciaa in tho union who has travaletlon ths contin
ent of Kurope, and th only Doctor who hat vltlted
their oeleltratad Hopitala, as wall aa their medical
Inatitutlone, and receiving their rioothlj reporta,
otters to all tl.oae who dealre to oon'.uit a profeaaion
al paraon, the reault of lorty years experience In the
HuaiMtalaof Kurope and America Conttdeutlal oon
- sultntloa dally, from A. M. until f. .
- aprl4-lilaw
FIRST OF THE SEASON !
Ice Cream, Lemonade
AND SODA WATER! ;
' CAM UK BAO AT
3VvlL lUJCKK'S
FasliitHiable Saloons,
Ecery Day f- Eccniny thtouyh th$ tummer.
H 1 .l..o nritared to luruiih urivat autl wed-
Ulllg prr 1 13", piV Hllt r I VI., ajvsisa aa v aw
tMuletiouvrie,eti:.,wi.lch he attordi at very rvaaou
tU rattea. He feels uuultdeut that lieuaa give iupe
rior awmutulatiou Ixti tbeprive. Give him a call.
Cor. 2d & Main, N. Ohmei' old stand.
Ice Cream, Lemonade,
SPAlttCLING SODA,
FA'ERY DA Y AND EVENIKC,
AT
flEOHCE OlIUEU'S,
Door Kaet of the Post Office.
On
t-A Splendid Room, fitted an rxprsatly for La
ate. . . , . . aprt
FIRST OF THE WEASPN
i c e c r e;ajji
AMD
CAM SI A - ' ; -
p. JV W 13 I T Y'B,
This. Day and Evening,
And every flay ana Frenlnf during th snmstsr
, 4 ta hqsmmw o ntsia oao aunt sartoaa
faR
Cf
a 1
SPECIAL NOTICE!
March 23, 1059.,
JE WOULD KKSPKCTITLLY SAY
to our numerous FaiMs and 1'atxons
that ws will, on th kboT data, Ciianor Ota
Moua or Doixu ilusiNcaa, and adopt a striotly
CASH SYSTEM!
IHRESPCCTIVK OP rEHROk!
Awl la awklD; tha thaaf w will otTw stub.
1NDUCENMNTS IN PRICES
tKt muat and will narlt aaoattnuatloaaad lasrsaaa
of patrtmaffe.
Our not to henceforth will b
"Quick Sales ind Small Profits !'
W aordlalljr larlts aa examination of our stock.
JOHN, VAN DOKKN A CO.,
"lhM J,MwrM,i?jH' td itreeta.
SPRING GOOl3S
FOR OASHl
JOHN, VAN DORKN & CO.,
JVb. ftrt, Corner Main mo? Second Strtr.t,
DAYTOIf, OHIO,
TIAVE NOW IN STORK, AND AliK
dy restrrto, a laasw au4 deslrabl ttuok of
Seasonable Goods,
AKU AS TUt:r ABC ABOUT AbortlS THE
JAII SVSTtiri,
are iirrpared to otter CHI ATI a BARUAIN8 than
er hertrlura. Juit reoelved bust atyhw
Mcrrimao, Cocbeco and Tacific
Trinte; French and English
Chintzes, Challies,
Ducals, &c.
aauutriaaa.
Byadara Poila da Cberara,
Blaachad Mnallna,
UaTllest Mak Kid (.lores, at 87 cU.-
hu JOHN, VAN DORKN a CO.
" "
JMfiHtlSOni St II ICS I I
SPRING CHALLIES,
For 12 2.2, 16 2-3 and 20 eta. per yard.
AT TUB
New Cash Store
mh5 of JOHN, VAN DOREN It CO.
Rich, Fancy sTTks,
Rich, Folard Silks,
Rich Beragcs and
Grcnttdine Robes;
Rich Printed Beragea,
Rich Organdies,
RECEIVED AT THB NEW
CASH STORE.
JOHN, VAN DOKEN am) CO.
JUST
mli2
Great Bargains in
Plain, black silks.
Can ba ba) by oalling at the
"CASH STORE" of
mhS JOHN, VAN DOREN and CO.
WEST'S HOTEL,
C0RRNBR r
Columbus Avenue and Water Btreet,
SANDUSKY CITY,
OHIO.
W. T. WEST, ) p-.-rf.to
A. K. wist; I p"Prtors. mh.,f
H. S. WILLIAM, J. R. WALLACE.
WILLI JUS fVfX,XfCC
NOTARIES PUBLIC,
AND
Ileal Estate Agents.
OFFICB ON MAIN STREET, EAST 8IUK,
Orer Smith & Olwin'g Grocery Store,
WO. 6G, Dayton, Ohio, have on hand
A' a largo quantity of excellent lands, improved
and unimproved, In Ohio, Indiana, Illlnoia, Iowa
aliaaour land Kanaas, all of whlek will be aold or
exohanged for farm a of greater or leat value, and if
greater the dlflerence will be given In eath.
rrnwi,iviii neat e.tiaie io sell, exohango or
rant, will hud tt to their advantage in leavlne ii..
same with thorn, they being old and experienced
leoo
CHEAP PROPERTY.
AO ACHES of Land, 4 milei from Day ton,
IV on Cincinnati Pike, by Franklin. Lewie
Compton will show lantle.
ALSO ifj acre., with a Ane brick tweUlnr. tn a
high etate ol cultivation, eon ta I nine a variety of
chuice fruit treee, half mile north of Dayton.
ALSO 10 eoree, li mlleeft. W.of Dayton, beau
tifully situate!, and of a Uee rich eoll, la ueed for
Kardeuliig and ia of the beet in t oouutry, and con-
woaiuBi m votriwty ui irm ireca. suruDDerv. ye.
lut a variwt
A
pleaaaut dweUiuff, wood houae, itabie, well of
oellent water auti ctxtd feiuw.
ex-
lvna uuep and paj
mente eaav.
A LrSO io aeree of land, In a high itate of oulttve-
""i utnusj wcb.ui AayMiu. ou me Aaueriy rike,
wivuanouavcouiauuug roonikv.autoke nouee barn,
euaunribe, whou and pluw ahetla, good ortuiard alio
a wen oi t-nueiiem water.
ALSO bit aurus, in ace. its. Shelby Co , O., one and
a half milee from Newport, on the canal, a short
dUtaULe north f 81 due r, with a house, stable and 90
acres improve, all under good feitue, the balance in
hue timber, Nitluey and Berlin road close to the land,
a school and meetiug house within tto rods.
Al0 o kvcres, iu sec. U, In said neighborhood,
covered with ecelleJtt timber. Both tracts are can ai
Umls, and of an excellent quality. (Jbenp on time.
ALSO '230 acres, uorth of 8priugtleld, well inv
proved, with suitalde building, Bo acres being cover-
eu wiiu iieavy tiuiur, win oe soiu cuuap.
al.su to ever es, wiiuiu l muesoutb ot apruigUeld,
well improved.
1CI WttULiIAoVe m WAlaLAtli.
SPRING & SUMMER GOODS.!
MILLER ft CHARCH,
MERCHANT TAILORS,
No 88 Jejeraon Street, near Third.
HAVING JUST HECEIVED TUEIll
Snrliig k Summer Style, of Gentlemen'a Cloth.
lug Gooda, are prepared to make to order wearing
apparot of all deacriptlona, on the thortett potalhle
aotioo, and on tho moat favorable torma.
The gooda oomprlao all of tho moat faehlonable
and laleat atyleo manufactured, among which apt
eoine of the handaomeat over brought to this market.
tney nave aoowpieio aaaaortmeut ol
FINK VESTINGH,
Of the tatoat at) lea, to which they Invito tha atten
tion of Ueutlemen.
Their supply of
OBNX'B FURNISHING, GOODS
It ot the boat quality, and ooiaprlaes svory tiling de
sirable. Thanaful for paat liberal patronage, they de
sir their frtenda an too publletooall and eaaaUuo
goods, and learn prleoa.
mbl-u4 MILLER a CHARCH.
LUXURIES. LUXURIES!
f;"HOXE8 of Messina Orange but
IV And eweeteet ia tha World I
u Boaoo Louaona, best quality,
WBOLBSALB AND RETAIL,
Just rotolrad at th Fruit and Variety star
- BRANDENBURG A-CO.,
mki Third tr.tt,
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Latest by Telegraph.
Sickles Trial—Sixteenth day.
WASHINGTON, April 21.
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I
Th Baoal crowd in attendance this morn.
Ing. Annul letter rtoeived by oounsel on
at rMiti this morning by Mr. !rdv
irom lady, signing herself la llmk r-har-
aowr. wijmpia ien, ana a.aonhinn hf r-
Mir a on of tha order of frailty, on of
,
m im pokol hap.lkorehiI. T In. l.ttor la !
dated ilandolph, Vt, and aaka eonn- ,
tol t altonlion tn tha fol lowing tract from I
Whito 1 d bar no wap round my j
honsY. II TUT Wlla took a lorar IwnulJ tit
Irotur th womnn. What' tb us? I d
kill th man, thn and ther. I'd kill loin
in doors or out. I'd kill him a I would a
snaks. If sh look another I'd send hira ar-
- ... . -
ter tha flntt, and so on till on killed mo." I
llofora proceeding to business the, Jude i
aid there was a lettnr on his dc-k directed j
to on of the jurors, Mr. Wilson, in care of i
th Judge. It bora the New York nost
mark. II supposod there wal noohjection
to its boinj! handed to the juror. Assent '
vm given on both sides, and th letter was j
'handed over,
After a few minutes the letter was return-1
d to the Judge, who snid to the eounael;
"this letter is handed bark by th juror.
II knows nothing about it or the writer.
It prooeeds from th very worst motives
It 1 an impertinent, improper and unwan
ranted interference with oourU of justice,"
The letter was handed down and examin
ed by oounsel.
Mr. Itrady remarked that th manuscript ;
was similar to that of the anonymous letter
to Mr. fickle.
Th letter were examined together and I
eounsel agreed a to the similarity of the 1
handwriting in both lettera i
Th Judge. It is a matter of extrctnj re.
grot that the nuthor of that letter cannot be j
known. The letter was kept still itmong the ,
eounsel but it was understood, among other
things, to convey slanderous assertion
againat some of the counsel
i
A Tter anma time aiwnt in evamininff tha :
letter, said he (opposed the beat course to
be to put it in the custody of tho District
Attorney.
Mr. tirady said the proposition mode yes
terday by th government to the oounsel of
dickies to admit th confession of Mrs. .Sick
les as evidence is rejected of the defense.
Th District Attorney proposed to exam
ine Francis Doyla to explain how and under
what ciroumstanoe oertain paper testified
toby Dr. Miller and Mr. Pendleton were
fonnd. j
Mr. Brady objected, urging that this was !
not rebutting evidence. It belonged to tha I
middle of the prosecution of the ens.
The Coroner was introduced and niked to I
nrnduee certain articles which hnvn been i
oonneoted with tho person of Key, and
which led to the exhibition of the
I .1 . l i.:i.:.: p.L ... .
and other article.
Various gentlemen who wcro in tho Club
House at the time Key's body was bronght
there, including the witness, were examinad
and your honor will remember how diligent,
ly and scrupulously we endeavored, but
tailed to discover whether thero were nny
other articles than those which the Coroner
produce! We never hoard of those papers
until they were produced on the stand.
It has been shown by Mr. Pendleton that
the prosecution knew of these facts a'moxt
immediately after they came into his hand
and that be communicated thorn to Messrs.
Carlisle and Ould. It was not communica
ted the prosecution that these papers were
at any time found on the person of Key
We now propose to show the circumstances
under which thoy were found, and then
trace how they oaine into tho bands of the
witnesses.
Mr. Phillips argued against the line of ex
amination proposed. There never would be
an end of tho trial if such course were per
mitted. I Mr. Ould There was uo evidence offered
by the United States a to ths existence of
! these papers. The circumstanco wo intro
J duced by the defense.
Mr. Brady remarked that Mr. Pendleton
'yesterday repudiated the idea that ho hud
lent binmelf to the concealment of any kind
of testimony. The fact was that Mr. Pen
dleton received matters from the person of
Key. Ue bold them io custody to be used
when required, and onmmunicated to Mr.
Carlisle the fact that the papers existed, and
yet tha defense knew nothing of them.
Alter lurther argument tho evidence was
admitted.
Mr. Chas. Howard, of Baltimore, brother-
in-lb w of Key, was called. He identified
the paper in cypher, produced yesterday, as
the one that had been handed to him by Mr.
Pendleton, lie said the letter appears to be
written in cypher. I have discovered the
key to it; have read it and made a trans'oi
tion ot it. l do not know who wrote it. the
Court took the original and the translation
and oompured them together. Mr. Brady
was willing that the original should go to the
Jury, but be objected to the translation be
ing given to them. I be letter is written in
a sort of cypher, which consists in the sub
stitution of one letter for another asy for a,
for instance, It t supposed to be a letter
from Mrs. .Sickles to Mr. Key. The defence
do not wish to have it mad. publio, in order
tn nravATit anv mrthnr Hhrvme to Mm Sink
les. The Court finally ruled that the letter '
a-a... artminnlku
tA,lirtomt.n n--o. r.111 nA ,.f;fl I
I took Mr. Sickles from Attorney General
lilack's to hi own honso on the day when
Mr. Key was killed. I was in the hall of
the house while Mr. Sickles went into the li
brary and held a conversation with persons
there, lie came out and was goiDg upstairs.
I stopped him and told him lie must not go
up unless he would promise not to do any
injury to his wife. Ho said be had no euon
intention, and I let bim go up. He soon
oanie down holding some letter in his band
and went into the parlor. 1 heard voioes in
tba parlor but oould not understand the con
versation. 1 heard no unusual sounds or
moans, only voioes in animated conversation.
Just bofore going to jail, Mr. Mickles asked
the whole crowd to take a drink of brandy.
Nona of those present took any except Mr.
Siokles and Mr. Butterworth.
Mclilair'a testimony I went to Mr. Sick
les' house on the 29th of February, about
fifteen minutes after the tragedy. Mr. Sick
les appeared calm, though apparently suffer
ins internally. I alwavs found bim calm
N'nvar lie.lt Been Kiln before in nnv HifliiMiltv I
The policemen suid thoy were afraid of a
mob, and that soma one might shoot Mr.
Siokles.
Mayor Barrett, of Washington City, tea
tided ; 1 wo present at Mr, Sickle house on
th afternoon that Mr. Key was shot. 1
found some policemen there also Mr. Wool.
dridge, Mr. Sickles hineelf!nnd other per
. " . 1
sons, i went into tn library wher 1 saw
Mr. a. at a book oass : while wo were in the
back parlor Mr. Sickles met Mr. Walker.and
said to him "V tbouaand thunka m iii.nr
uluU8ttna '"ana my uear
friend for calling to see Die under such cir-1
Climstanon." He then threw himself on
.k. . r. I , ii i r . i j.
th Sofa and wept. lie spuke of tha d IS-
honor to his nnuse. and tn bis nliilit Ilia
Brief Iaated about Hva minutna it iu a hour,
latlea aooui nv minules.lt wat a hean
ajr orj aim it ouuiu ue noariA iu uis room.
Miss Itidirelv's tostimonv: 1 was nrosunt
at Mr. Siokles bouse when he came there
vi- u: 1.1... u i : u. .u
from Judge black'. I only saw him get out
of th carriage, and did not sea him again.
I was not up stair when he went up thero.
Mr. Ould here said that th proseoution
wished to olose this branob of the ease, lift
on witness was absent, and he hoped that
they might be allowed to postpone it till to-,
morrow. The defence agreed to this, and
court adjourned till to-morrow.
Arrival of tha Harriet Lane.
Nrw York, April 21,
Th steamer Harriet Lane arrived last
night from Montevedio. San left Menteve
dio on th 12th of Maroh, and mad th run
thenoe to Prnaoibuo in 11 day, thence to
Barbados ia 9 days, and from the latter port
to this sity in 9 day. Th ihip Champlain
waa totally destroyed by fir at Duenoa Ay
res, on the 1st of March, tin bad a cargo
of hay, and it 1 supposed was set on fir
parpo!, Vq liv wr lgl
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Washington Items.
WASHINGTON, April 21.
Tho Constitution of iNi morning; says
that no mi mater was evor fronted with mora
k ; n,l n ... i.i t ....
7 . anT "T K ,
rorsyth, whoas eitriir-lr,ns hara Invested
hi open and frank kindness Into eorert
hostililr. It wss olirlouatr nut of tha one..
tinn to send Mm buck as Minister to th lib.
oral (jorerninent of ilejlco, simply becauao
whether wroiifsfiilly or rightfully, bo ia tin.
axratood to bars boon thn Hrm foroiKn Mill.
,tor to reftognia. th. anti-oonatilulional
rrolutiDn, and tho u.orped enTftrnment of
Zuolojra. Thi, for manileAt reaaon., mnat
har renderod him obnoxious to tho Consti.
- i .u. 1:1 i .
w . " 1... . . . .
.wniFM iiiiit. himi in ina iiuitbi KiiTvrnmeni
oi Jiire i his exnpattion snotnlns the rs-
cent ctntement in tlm goneral nswspapera
More Fillibustering.
ST. LOUIS, April 21.
An editorial in the Republican this morn'
itig, oalls attention to the socrct niovetnont
among I'ike's i'eak emigrants for orgnniiing
mn expedition to take posaoaaion ot Honor
n(l hiliunlina. A oonsoltation has already
l"ocn .""'d at Joseph, and perhaps at ottn
" point on tha border, and prominent par
tie ""a ar coRnlsant of tho movement.
I
Cincinnati Markets.
CINCINNATI, April 21.
Flour 6nn. $5,65(35.75 for anperflns,
Whi.ky 841. '
Proviaions bunysnt Mess Pork $17,00(3)18,.
00; prime tl3,(Kl(dll,75.
Wrmst steady. White 1,38(41,47: Rod 1,21
1.27.
Corn active si 7g().
live in fair demand st WIa9S
Hurley Arm at titiUCA.
ats,535tt for prime.
I.srd ll:
New York Market.
NEW YORK, April 21.
Floor silrsnred. Ohio ftiaOor 6 40
Wheat buoyant. White l,C5(n5l,BO: Red
$t,4J(,l.44.
Cirn firm at P2frt5 for mixed j White 1,15
'
Fork firm.
Moss, $l7,n0t3l7,3t) rrtrae,
l3,rioni9.ia,
Whi-kv dull St2fita'.
i At our varloua oSlcea, wo acll at New Vork pri
griei jooa.andBlvolnatruotlon. free of charge, to enable
E. O'MIIEN,
Wholcsi1c kOroccr9
AND DRAIRK Iff
Fine
Imported
Wines,
LIQUORS AND CIGARS,
T'EKi'S (CONSTANTLY ON HAND,
J.V a ireneral varletv of Vmlta. tie la ain ur.nl
aale oi old iiourhon wi.taky,
INtl. (ll, iSrA'U.NU til ItKKT,
'?,,lt ioot t0 Oaiup' stone front Dry Goods
Dior.
DAYTON, OHIO.
100 Bag Prima Coffee,
B. O'BHIEN.
50 Bbls. Molasses
D. O'BRIEN.
100 Package Fine Tea.
E O BRIEjN.
B. O'BHIEN.
B. O'BRIEN.
B. O'BRIEN
a. O'BRIEN.
Sugar,
lOO Boxes Tobacco,
20 Hds. Sugar,
74 Boxes Boap,
40 Dozen Bucket,
40 Bbls. Cr'd. aud P'd.
E. O BHIfJN.
20 Dozen Wash-boards, B. O'BRIEN.
A large atocK of Bptoea, Cheese Nut
and everything that may ba needed In
atore ot tne Ulna, for aaje by
B. O'BRIEN.
WINES & LIQUORS.
IS Quarter Caaka Fort Wine,
B. O'BRIEN.
20 Quarter Caaka Brandies,
B. O'BRIBtf.
2 Pipe Holl. Oln, B. O'BRIEN.
ISO Bbla. Old Buorbon Whisky,
B O'BRIEN.
75 Bbla. Fine Rye Wnleky,
E O'BRIEN.
80 Bbla. Rectified Whisky,
B. O'BRIEN.
Madeira, Sherry, Claret, Muscat, Na
tive and Malaga Wines,
E. O'BRIEN.
liiO.OOO Imported Cixar,
B. O'BRIEN.
N. B. As my stock It now complete and well at
aorted, I Invite all who wlah to get Fine Urooeriea,
Winea and L!a,uora. free from druga, to call and see
me, and I will do all In my power to ooinpenaate
them for their trouble.
mh 14 E. O'BRIEN.
VAN AUSDAL, DIXON & CO.
ARE NOW RECEIVING DIRECT
from the Manufacturer! a large lot of new and
beautiful atylca.
medallion..
Velvet nnd
Itrtisselft Ourpctn,
house: furnishing, uoods &c,ly.c.
Togetlicr with a an atsortmentof
Three Ply, Venetian, Ingrain,
Dutch Wool, Tapestry, Hemp,
Rag and .Stair,
Which for variety, atyle,qualltyand pnii!,.a,oannot
beaurptaaed; and our atuca of Houa. Purnlahlng
tiouda it oomplete.
Linen and Muslin Hheetlngs,
and Pillow Casings,
Stair Linens, Table Linens,
Lbien Towellings, and Irish Linens,
Napkins, Table Cloths, &c, Ao.
La ce, Mualln and Damask CurtalnOood
nine, ureen. Bulf and White Hollands. Shadea
;TMTpBN5bV.riVTBAII.Ey'S CUR-
Tirvi orvfun u a
flUt Corn to 's, Bund and Pins, Vloor and Table Oil
Liiiths. all widths. t v les and prices.
Miittings, Velvet, Axminuter, and
Mosaic Ruffs
and Mats. Door and Baggy Mats.
an4 our assortment of
FA.FEB BANKINGS AND WINDOW f ArB8
re the best in the city.
VAX AUSDAL, J)IXON& CO.,
l No.lta Main it,, opposltethe Court House.
1.' im n.jairuy
IScAving Machines.
HU8T0IT BUILDIHO,
Corner ofThlid and Jefferson,
DAYTON, - OHIO.
tTcr the Wheeler & Wilson Sewing
,ahiuea. with Important Imorovementa, at
a reduction of J on former prioea, and to meet tno
deuiaud for a Uuoil, low-priced Family Machine,
have Introduced a NKW STYLK, working upon the
Idemaudfora uuoi), low-priced Family Macaw,
I,... I i p,ulii,,M,l a MkW HtVI.K. wnrlf I lie hiioii the
prln,,,ei and making tho aamo itiiih, though
i not to hiah v nniahed. at
I FIFTY DOLLARS I
The elegance, speed, Do!la.n.a and almiillolt,
of the M,.hlrei tn. beauty and ttrength of itltch,
being aliku on both blDKS.iuipoeatbls to ravel.
I ai leaving nuohalnor rldgs on tho under tide, tho
I ooonomy oi mreao, aim aanpiaoiiuy io ine into
or thlnueatfabi tea, haa rendered thla the moat
i oeaalul and oouulnr sewlnt: Machine now made.
i puruJ.M.it tdaew oruioary teamt, uem, leu, quilt,
' htnd asd tuck, all on the asm. Alachius, aud
warrant it for three years.
SEND OR CALL FOR A CIRCtlLA R, oontalnlna
fnll particulars, yrioea, teatlmoliiala, etc
Jam A. SUMNER a CO.
1859, First Arrival 1859.
OF
SPRING GOODS!
; . . ..Jr..
AT
Fin Ice JLeffter'ttl
CLOTHS,
OASSIMEItES,
VESTINGS,
FURNISHING GOODS, &C.
Biht NO. IBS SECOND IT. .
CO-PARTNERSHIP.
WE ha this day associated with us io
business I). W, Stewart, under thsttvleof
Haas, MiMiioU and Btowart. ' ' ?'
A..U us . MA n4 MITCHRf.L.
April (, Met, Bpi-tw
WHEELER & H'll I IV
K'4vfi7 tN
'i -, 'fc i aig ,M ?'t5"
I
I
I
; J. L ANGDON & BKOv,
i
FofHiTB
1
,' , PKAt SRJI IN .
nd Domfsllc Hurdwdre
buildiko hardwaee.
'Coach & Saddlery Hard w'c
Carringo & Cabinet Trimminps,
nrLOAitrrsTs, mrchanio tools, c
No. SI Main at..
n-1on,tHn of the Pd Lock.
Janus
do a St
" CARRIAGES
AND BJCJ GG IE0I1
VEIl ICLESOK KVKRY DKHCltUTIOX
on hand and for aal cheap, at
WA&RE9 PHILLIPS'
Old Stahd, oh 4tb Svuhht, UlTWKaN Jkf-
rRS0 AMD tT. (1,11.
Horknwnya, Jenny Linda,
Phil-ton, t'4rk WRBOna,
Itiirouclira, Spring Vaitoaa.
tP" Work mads to or Jar, and repairing done In
the beat style, on ehort notloe.
N. B. Second-hand Carriages and Wagons fnraale
aheap. nun
OKO. f. WALK, A. . tBAMAM.
WALKER & LEAMAN, .
Ulorncus at Z,mv9
AND
HEAL ESTATE AGENTS,
WILL PRACTICE TIIK1R PROKES
alon In the aeveral Conrta of Ohio,
OFFIt:K south aide of Third street, betwesn
Main and Jeffuraon, liaytoa, O.
deoSI-Swilain
Hiker & Hubbard,
Opposite St. Lawrenot Hotel, Water t., aanduaky.)
DEAt.KR
In Flah POUNDS, Fish SKINS, Oil! NETS, And ay.
eryvariBiroi nupo, laina ana voraago, UiiSII oy
Kiahermen.
yfSM Baltihosx a Fi Havc irv
t?r(
IDhS-Sma4vr
MISS L. F. IIA0KETT,
I'LAIlf AUD FAK0Y
M l LLJ NEUY .
Ft. 41 Main St., bstwesa 1st and 2d,
tjQxi70aaoe CDs
BLEACHING AND PRESSING DONE TO ORDER
dec rdaw
B0LTIM. w. H, BSI.VIL1
B0LTIK & BELVIILE,
lttornct8 . tit JLaw9
NOTARIES TUBL1C,
AND URAL ESTATE AGENTS,
DAY1W, 0.
OFFICE OVER WIKE, DAR8T & FUL
ler'a Dry Gooda Store, on Eaattldo Mala ttreet,
oppoaito the Court Houae, being the tamo room for
merly oooupied by Mettra. Conovera Craighead, and
more recently by Judge Baggott, aa a law oltlos.
novtl-lydaw
JAMES H. STEWART
Attorney and Counsellor
AT LAW,
AND NOTARY PUB C,
WILL OIVE PROMPT ATTENTION
to all bualneaa entruated to hit care, In Mont
gomery and adjoining countlea.
OFFICE, at present, with Gun. M. Yovjho,
Justice of the Peace; Dayton. Ohio,
felill-lydsw
WENDELIN WOLF,
Wholetale and Retail
1TIANUFACT1JHEB DEALEH
IN
"HATS" AND "CAPS'."
NO. 313 SECOND STREET,
Uorth Side, between Main and JeJ'eraon
DAYTON, OHIO.
1"AI1 orders will be thsnafully received and
promptly attended to. . febs-lyd
T. K. WILLAKD, 11. N, WU EATON.
WILLARD& WHEATON,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
DOORSELLERS, STATIONERS
AND MANUFACTURERS OF
FINE BOOK, NEWS
AND
WIUPPINO PAPEUS1
The HIGHEST Market Price paid for RAGS. W
also keep the largeat atook of, and aell more
SCHOOL BOOKS
Than any other Houte In Dayton.
No. 326 Sbird Btreet.
DOVlT Near ValU.
DAYTON INSURANCE COMPANY
WILL Till
Fire and Marine Risks,
AT REASONABLE RATES.
DiaaOToas.
2,'Jams Pkbbinb, D. A. LTatnbs,
T. Hohjiffcb, Harvky Conovkr,
Jno. Harris, J. R. Youno,
A.Goiip.
JA8. PKRRINE, Pres't.
J. R.Yodwo, Beo'v. maylS-dl y
By Authority of the seal State .
We adjust Loitei honorably and pay them
promptly,
DWELLINGS AND CONTENTS 1 NSTJRED
ATVEHY REASONABLE BATES.. ,
MHa.nix Ins Co9
HARTFORD, COKJfECTICUT.
Merchant Stores and Stocks at Fair Rate.
OBO OWEN,
seta Agent, Dayton, Ohio.
A. BUCHANAN,
DSALKS 1H
CO.!Ij aalVi COKE
333 WEBT FRONT STREET,
Ciiiciiiuad, Ohio.
frM8-md
J.avTrT. lures SCo.,
Wholesale & lietail
DBALKRS IN
Groceries.
CIGARS
Liquors and Tobaccos,
tTAVE JUST REC'D. AND OPENED
-m. a nut stock ot goods In their lino
Fine Suatara.
in
cs.
Iitaaes,
CO
Teas,
Tobur.coM,
Citrnra, Ac.
All of which they atand ready to dlapnao of on as
REASONABLE TERMS at any other rtlabllahmeat
in the cliy.
They invite particular attention to their stock,
(undent of their ability to pleaae. Janlt
DF I Ayro JQ !
OHAS, EELS
INVITES THE ATTENTION OF THE
A pnblle to his In. large atook f Ft AR OB, now OB
oalllblUon al kls Wareroom
No 233 Huaton Hall,
octsa-ty DAYTON, OHIO.
EMPLOY AIENT.
K( A MONTH, A ALL EXPENSES
J)Vvnald. An Agent ta wanted in every town aad
county In tho United ktatea, to engage lu a roapert
able aud enay bualneaa, by which the above prolltt
may lie aortaiuly realUeir. For further tiArtlculara.
aitdrott DR. i. HalNRr Wi.-ttH, aornor ol
Btoowaand MarMr atroott. Now Yaikslty, rn.loo.
ti.g ou. pottags stsmy, sutUMaad
Dayton & Michigan R. R.
SHORT LINE VIA LIMA,
FROM
DAYTON TO CHICAGO.
Dlatanoe 277 m!1i. Tvro Daily Train.
On Clmns of Care Only.
ON AND K FTKIC MONDAY, APRIL 11,
tshs. per.?er tratra will Irave iiayton at 8,00
a. at. and T'i- p. m.. Inr SvOney, Lima, llelphoa, Ft.
Wayn., lol-lo anl ( 1,1-ronnecling at Sydney
with tratooi tho Belli !, nMllir and Indiana Hall
fowl, f. i tho r,t and WmI. The ft.no a. m. trala
"ti-i. at Wapakouetta with hack for St. MarvH
Brenn-.i mid Min.ter, lloth trains eonneet at Lima
with traina on th. V. Ft. W. ;, H. R., for De
oace, Ft. W'Hyne, Plymouth and Chicago, kaat for
I'IM.I.urrh, Plillaneh hla, fte.
Firat train leaving uavton at S.00 a.marrlves at
Ft. Wayne at a,IU p. m. Chlcngo I0,S0 p. m.
eeonii tialn leaving at t,m 0 m., arrive, at Ft.
Wayne at Sua m, ihleego llW a. m.
RKTURNINO, I.KAVE
Chicago at 6, so a. at. Fort Wayn II ,n a, ta.. arrive
at Iiayton 1,au p. m. Second Train. leaves Chicago
at 7,110 p. in. Fort WsyneS.ona, m., arrive at Hay
ton S,lu a.m. both tmttie connect at plipia with
train, for Coltimtmel at Iiayton, with train, on the
Cincinnati, Hainlltona Liayton Rail Rood, lor CTn
einnatl and the South.
ThroiiKh Tli-aeta lor Fort Wayne, Toledo, fhiee
go, and points Went and Nnrth-weet. Alao for
Plttalnirgh. rhllmlnlphla and all Kaatern cltlea, and
for all local polnla on the nnieloutalnp and Itullana
Hail Road, can hehail by calllngon S. It. Kino, Tick
et Asent, Colon Drpot, Dalon) or on the dilltrent
ageiu. oil me line.
rare at low aa by any etnsr roni.
Re oareful and oall for i icketa hv way of Lima.
April td. SHOEMAKER, Sup't.
Dayton, Xenia & Columbus R.
Tliree Daily Trains, via, Columbus.
Through tieksts from Dayto to all Eastern
nue.
THREE Daily Trains each way, leaving Daytoa
for the Kaat at follown Mght Exiirottat l.uoa.
I Oay KapreaaS,S6a.m. AeoominodatlouS.top.ai.
Arrlvitl. at Jinvtfia. A,imm.,n,l.llnn A I.U .
No, 1 Kinross, ll,aoa.m. Day iiapreaa, 0,30 p. m.
Tralna run bv Coiumhua time, which la 7 uiautos
faater than liayton time.
Throli.h ticket, e.n lie ,l r,, all L' . . I ... .,,..
by calltiiiton P. R. Warman, Tloket Agent, at tho
iiayton, .enia ai.d Columbus Leaves st ,to p.
., and arrlvca nt 63 a. m.
he lorwardrd aaine day, bv S.30 p. m.' KrelRh'lt ar
riving ate, p. ai., will be delivered ate.iwa. m.
... ., , OUHAMD, Supt.
.C. Wabmah, Oen'l. Ag't. apris
GREENVILLE AND MIAMIR. R.
GREENVILLE AND MIAMIR. R. Change of Time,
On BDd after Monday, April 11, 1869, until fur
ther notice, tralna will run aa tollowa.-
lAtarot Dayton Union Depot at 8.10 a. m. and
, p. M. Arrive at Union at 11,60 a. m. and
RETURNING.
Leavet Union at 7.46 a. m . and 1 45 t. m..
arrives st Dtyton at 1",56 a. m., and 8,65, p. m.
The .( P. M. train leaving liayton, makes eloae
eonnectlen at Union with the Kxpreaa train on the
neiieioniaiue ruau, tor inuianapollt, connecting on
Itt arrival with tralna for Lafayette, Ti-rre Haute,
and all polnta west, north and north west.
For tickets and further informntinn. annlvio
Samuel W. King. (1 antral Tloket Agent, Union
Depot, Olb ttreet.
II. C. BTIMS0N. nnn't.
dec2
RETURNING. Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton R. R.
CHANGE OF TIME.
ON and aftar Monday April 11, I860, Pasaon
gorTraina willleavothoOtha tr.otDeoot.DaT-
ton,f or Cincinnati, as follows:
Htturnlng Trains.
At .00 a. ta., 8.05 a. in., 4,00 p. m., and 7.80
p. tn.
Will leave Cincinnati for Dayton. at 8.00
a. m. 8.00 a. in,, 4.S0 p. m. and 0,00 p. m.
l lit 7.su r. at. train south will atop at Oarliale,
Middletowa, llamilton and Olendale, only.
apr UAfllSh moLAASN ,S0p t
Sandusky, Dayton & Cincinnat
RAIL ROAD.
WINTBR ARRANUEMKNT.
S 1 K Th Ma'l Tn.ln Icavo the 6th St
"l' Depot st 8,16, at Urbana, 10,00.
with train tor Colunituia, and
t Civile with train
for Cleveland and the Kaatj alao with tralna for To-
Iedo, Detroit snd Chicago.
11 IK SECOND TRAIN Cleveland
1 1 Itf Kxures. hv WAV of Bnrlnirflehl and Ual.
ware, and all Eastern points.
7 OA THIRD TRAIN Night Express
I yVJ nrrlvs at SAntHuky at 4. 10, connecting with
trains fur Cleveland and the Kant.
luhS-.f JOHN H. HUDSON, Sup't.
O HI O
Photographic temple of Art
DAGTJERREAN GALLERY,
COR. MAIN AND THIRD BTS.,
DAVTON, O.
T HAVE RECENTLY REFITTED THIS
i- well-known Gallery with all the Improvements
of tho Photographio Art, and hava made It tho moat
complete and attractive in the elty. I have procu
red the right to ute the Solar Camera, the moat Im
portant Improvement In Photography, and am pre
pared toaiilargo to Life 81io on Canvatt or Puper,
Daguerreotypes, Ambrotypea, or Mln
latnre Portrait,
or any kind, snd have them eolored In Oil.Crayun,
Water Color. or India Ink. bv the verv h. Arti.,
Thoae having amall plcturea of deceased frienda,
MeUVeneei one that will be valued at all timet,
I have aaaooiated with me in the I'hotographl-department
Mr. o. D. FINCH, one of thtbeet Artlata
In the United States-, and oordtally Invite all to call
and examine hit apwilment roosntly enlarged--they
apeak for theintelvea.
taS All work warranted, or no oharges
win uo jnaue.
nh T. J. ROBINSON.
Now Open ! Admittance Free !
S. It. BALDWIN'S
New Daguerreotype
ROOMS.
Nov Open to Visitors & Customers.
KP- Roomt on Third ttreet, id door, Eatt of the
Exchange Bank, and immediately over Morya, Co. 's
Boot and Shoe Store.
Having leaned the above Roc ma for a term of
yeara, ana mien inera up Wltn a large axy-llglit,ox-preaaly
for Photograiihlo purpoeee, I would Inform
myoldauatomert and tho public that I am now pre
pared to furnlah all who may dealre It with Plcturea,
which, for truthfulneta of delineation and beauty of
hnlah, can not be excelled, t all at the new roomt,
and if you do not receive perfect tatitfactlon, no pay
will bo required.
Corpsb 1'icTPRKs taken at residence.
Charges reahonaiii.h.
iy Roomt ojien from 1 A. M. till 8 P. M .
febl-Sm S. B. BALDWIN,
UBNRl L. BROWN, A.B. IRWIN.
BROWN & IRWIN,
DEALERSINJUNIATTA IRON NAILS,
steel Anrlla, Vloet, Bellowt, Filet, Sprlngaand
Axlea, In all their varletlea, and Manufacturert
of Stovea and Hollow Ware by moat approved pat
terns, all of wkloa will bo told ou tlio utott reaton
ble terma.
Wo are tho tuoeeatort of Samuel B. Brown, at hit
oldttandoo tho corner of First aud Situ atreett,
Hend ol the Baln, Dayton, Ohio. Ourfoundery Is
t thefoot of Ludlow sh-eot.
Muuui'ucturera cV JTlachiuUl,
Will and at BROWN a IRWIN' a general ataorU
montof Heavy liar aud Slab Iron Steel, etc
Blacatainitlik,
Will find at BROWN fc IRWIN' th heat of Bar,
HorM Shoe, and Nail Rod Iron. Fllea, Raapa, Bel
lowt, Viuoa, Anvils, and other loola.
CarrinKcand Wngou Maker,
Will find at BROWN h IRWIN'H alargeaaoorrmont
of Dandy. Uugxy aud Wagon Tire, Siirluga, Axlea,
Hub Banda, Carriage and Tiro Boltt, oto.
Flow and Harrow Uakcra,
WllllladatBltoWNand IRWIN'S a large aaaort
meut oi lilab Steel and Slab Iron, of varloua aixea.
Coopers,
WlUflndat BROWN and IRWIN'S a large lot of
Hoop aud Baud Iron. febio-dawiy
BPRINO HARDWARE.
LONG and short handles Ames' shovels,
abovola without handiet) tpadoa, manure forxt,
thakiug forkt, hay-lorka, kota, with aa without
haudlee: garden boat, garden raket, with and with
out haudleai Oermau alcklea, garden trow.la, mat
toaka, piulu, axoa, hatoiiata, tawa, drawing knlveo,
augura, chlaela, trace, breaat aud halter ohaina, be
tldet a good aaaort m out of knivea aud fork., ai-ooua.
Iu,, lor tale by CHARLES POST,
Keat ud street, 4 doors from main ttroet. "
mats-daw
A CAUD.
1TAKE th liberty of informing the ui ti
sane of Daytoa and aurrounding oouatry that I
am yet located at tho old ahop, Third atreel, uupo
aite th Putt Glhue. Auy tlnug you may have to do
la th. Tlunlug bualueaa, will be thaukluliy reetlvod
at this time, and promptly attended to,
. . RtapevUully.
W JAUEI KstlLT,
FRANK LTN HOUSE.
CORNER MAIW AND BBCOlfD BT.
DAixonr, OHIO,
DAVID H A RKKABER, Proprietor
HATINO TOCCKKDED J. T. KLtNK
to th? propiVtor-htp of this wtl known irtJ
popular itottl, 1 am i!trnilnt1 thst Its ffKMt repu
tat ton with tha pitbiw shr.ll swit ta the lst be ill
BtnlahHt unfW my snprlHtdmrlMitf.
The housfi has Inn ihoioti(ltly wtflttM, and every
possible xavanine ailid to wary aimrtinrnt.
The Ntile, as neretotore, will be Gs sliarfr of o re
fit I hostlers, , mhliVJ.m.eW
IN fwtlrtnf from trie "Franklln,MlUethlsn.fr.o4
of rfrcnintiafnillns; my ftle-ri'ts em, patrons of the
Hons while n ruler m y artmintut rut Ion, t the new
proprfetnr, whe will -trni tothm all the eourtsy
sirs tltia from a land lord to hts s;uvata.
la this rountwMttfi I onr my ainoere rnanvs to ssy
aafMualntAnoas aad the trfC. pulllr. that has eo lonsr
extemlfd to me generoue lrlemfiliip
i?noiiiip ana infrw
JUHN . KLIISK.
psvirttDrts.
BihltV-liTideW
JUST reoeiyed a large assortment of Coal
Oil LatnM. wtih i.,.mvi n.-.. . j
ttyloo, .ultable for Church, atoro, Parlor and KIteh.
en purpoaeB, In variety.
(Jlaaa kuspetidlng Lamps Large aad amall Burner.
Braaa 1 i ' ii i.
11 aide i i t m
J' snd disss Parlor " " ' t
Britannia Parlor or Pulpit; something new snd rood.
t,-" imps, urge ana amall Burner.
Reading " u
Hand t,
We alta keep a largo stock of Lard Oil, Fluid and
sTatn ph'na, Laxm as, OlaM and Paper Shadea, 1 him.
alea, Wicklng,et.,et., which we offer for sals at
reduced prioea.
HKCKLER, RBMLKY A MAXTOR.
Jan
IjUDENSWAR H !
1 1 if. CRATEs of QUEKNSWAKK,
J A V now landing at Oinoinnatl, nor eooamor
t Intlow, and at New York, per ship Afrlea,dl
mat from the potteries of Steffordiihire, England,
sonsitting of ths following artielei.
ISorstos f Common Test. ,
1 " " Plata..
1
8
8
1
14
14
It
' Bakon Olahts A Kal',
PlUhart and Tea Psts,
" Flut.d Teas,
" Plat.,
Whit. Tea War,
nett " "
fanev n.w Patterna An.
The above roods are axnresalv ordered r. tkt.
m ark.t, and will b. told by th crate, at Eastern
prices with addition of freight. Merchant. in want
of Qnoenaware, will please sail and examine enr
itoek before pnrohoteng elsewhere.
WOLF A BARLOW,
Importert.Thlrdstrt.t.
COAL OIL LAMPS.
TUSTOPENED A NEW STOCK OF THE
O above lamps, with and without ground globes
For.al. by (feblS) WOLF k BARLOW.
Oregon Saddler Shop!
SADDLES, HARNESS, &c.
MITCHELL & MCGAUSLAND
Corner ot Fifth & Wavne strr!.
DAVTON, O.,
Mlnilfatn4Hra tan I a-aan ..! 1 a
vaalety of ' T
8ADDLERT,
HARNESS,
COLLARS,
TRUNKS,
VALI38E3,
Of the best materiel snd make. ''0"'
ror CASH, Pxcluaively !
cViSSS ARASK1 COLLARS?
We return our alncerethauks forpatt favors, and
reapoctfully solicit a oontlnuance of tho same.
Cltlient and Farmers are cordially Invited to tall
and sea ua. MITCHELL MiGAUaXAND.
nove-lyd.
NEW FIRM.
DeConrsey & Goynes,
Fashionable Barber and HalrAreaaara,
Bstemsnt of Monday's Hsw Building,
South' Wet Corner ofjefferton and Market:
HAVING fitted np their room in tba best
style, they are prepared to attend to tho gentle
men of Dayton lu the shaving and Hair Dresilnr
line In a very superior manner. Thoy are now
ruanlug three chairs. They only salt a trial, and
are coutldent they can pleats all who give them a
Jan.3S.dtf.
MEDICATED
Strengthening Plasters ! I
THESE riater art excellent rem edit)
In oases of naln and weaxnese In the altle.
breast or back; also rheumatlo affections, oouchst
asthma,spralns,hrulrres. and kidney orsjiioal aiTrc
tlotts. The Arnica, Galbaauin, Pitoh, Poor Man's
and Hemlock Plasters, are manufactured, of varloua
sizes, on kid or cloth, and Poor Man's oa paper, by
S. A. GRIFFITH, :
Broadway. Cincinnati. "
and supplied to dealers and druggists on as food
terms as any manutauturers In tlte United Statee.
mill-era
L. HUI11ID,
W. $. KOBIKtOM.
CASH DRUGSTORE.
WOJttCilu 2aat Sida.bet . Market ft 4th at
Hubbard & Robinson,
AFTER HAVING TRIED THB CASH
system for one year have been Induced by thetr
success In the experiment and the liberal patronage
of their raaay friends and publte generally to tit
crease their stock one hundred per sent, which sow
embraces all of the popular mediolnes In use.
A line slock of fancy goods, consisting in part ol
the very best cologne, hair oil and pomades In great
variety, genuine brown Windsor, Houry, pouclne.
transparent, and every other kind of soaps. Tooth,
hair, cloth, flesh, shoe, white wash, scrub, stove,
house, window, paint and varnish brushes of every
style and price. Fine cigars and tobacco, eombs,
peuolls, oil paints, white lead, snow white lino.
Varnish of every color prtoe and quality, pure.
Brandy, wines, and other liquors for maUiulnai, me
chamcal aid saiamiital purpoaes.
oALBO-
,1 largelotofthe noetimprovedstyteof fruit cane.
Dr. Luuluma sjeoirio. Together with everything
belonging strictly to our business, (having no de
sire to Infringe on the business of our neighbors) t
all of which we respectfully invite the attention
f the public, believing that our mode of doing
ouslnss, (both buying and selling for cash) enable)
us to otter better goods, and more of thorn for the
same money, titan any house in this city. Call and
see. Fine lot of Canary birds, aad aUo IL fixtures;
for birdcages also birdseed, ,
To the Fashionable Public!
THE undersigned haa now, and ha bad
lor ths last two weeks, tho
Spring Style of Silk and Cai
iiiere Hats.
They are oertalnly a very nice ttyle of drett hata,
tor Gentlemen'a wear. All other klnda of aoft hata,
for men aud boyt. Alao, capa of all deacriptlona In
abuiulanoe, cheap, for the "ready John."
Call at inn, Third street.
Bib K. FAVORITE.
DETROIT RIVER ICE,
BIMM & BRO.
HAVK made) arrangement with Io.
Dealers in Dtrnit for v mtiilv nf leats...
from Detroit Hlver. It Is a beautiful rtiole clear
and pure unsurpassed by any Ice ever froien la
ium itrhib uuring me ooiuesi wmiers. uruers will
be received from those who desire to be supplied
with the Detroit Hlver Ice durlnc the i) resent &.
son. luhit
COAL! COAL!!-
ALL OKDEHH LEFT EITHER WITH
Keoulro Torroneo or L. Woodhnlu vtii i.
nmpliy tilled by "
aevlo 0. A. 8TABB
BBLLB '
TIIj01'? fam belli ' di" belli,
A. dlttoront slzeai eow and .V,u,. K. 1 1. ... . '
. , . CHAR Lki POST, '
mhlt-daw soona stro.t, 4 door, from Main.
20 DOZ. BBAKXR BROOMS
J LaaiTe "ivei 01' sh" ", aadfo
CHARLES P08T,
ajkM Btf t M St., deors froas isia,
o n
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