ORAITGE H. ESFICH,
Wholesale And Retail Dealer in
FURNITURE, CHAIRS AND HATTRASSRSI
ALL OF HIS OWN
T WISH IT DISTINCTLY UNDERSTOOD THAT I SKI, I, NOTHING BUT
(nod. suhstantlal work, nf the late.t ra.tern stylee ,snd ALL WARM ABTiVn.
I am turning ny attention Mpeelally toflN't: IVUKKiw' trade, ed will Mil C HtAPE
than any other House la this City.
M V Fat'll.lTIKS lot Mseufaet.irlng are equal t. Claelaaatl, Ml ahead of ear stasllarMtabllst.
aa.nt In Dayton.
I have already A ritt.t. n CoHrLCTt TOf I, to .sleet from rirst-elMS , Medium and Cmhoh.Ii
lloe Wood, Mahogany anil Oak.
I oirdlaiiy invite all to ll ul m . I take .lessors la showing my stock, whether pent
buy or aot.
- COUNTllV DEALERS, TAKE NOTICE 1
t wll supply n with .rrrtn article of Medium nl Common furniture, and as mtir Mnn e
buy In Cincinnati. I am low manufacturing everv ileeerlntloa of PLAIN OftK, such .a Bedstead
Windsor and Ceo, Mat Chain, Bureaus, Table., Stands, e., Ac, for lha Wholesale Trad.
Pleaae Ulre m a Call t
WARB ROOM OR MAIM ST., NORTH Or SECOND, BAST BIDE, HO. SO
.... retorjra Waad.U.iUMlBr Fifth, DarUm, Ohio.
Jels-lydnw ORANOK R. ESFICH.
MANUFACTURE,
Railroad Time Table.
Trains arrive and depart as follows:
tbaiss Ji.avas. aaairaa.
CINCINNATI, HAMILTON A DAYTON.
lit train,
Sod,
SI,
4th,
.0 a a.
, a a
4,00 p
f, a a.
7,1ft pa.
Mi p a.
7, JO p B
9ANDUSKT. DAYTON, A CINCINNATI.
Spriagtiald Celum. Ux. 7,00 a a I 6,10 a a.
Delaware A Clara. Kx. M0 a a I T.-'IO a m.
baadusky, - 10,40 a a) 1,40 p a.
Dalawara Express, T 40 p a 7,40 p a-
DAYTON A MICUTaAN.
lit Train, . . 8.00 a a I 7.65 a a
Id " y ).4 p a 7.30 pa
DAYTON VTK8TBRNVrToIndUBaolii.r
lit Train, . I .0 a a 0.20 a a.
Id " . . I 11.40 a a I 6.74 p a
i - - M p a I 1.14 a a
ORKK.VVILLB A MrAMI, (To Indlaaapolii.
lit Traia, - - I lis ami 10.44 a a.
d " . . . 6.00 p a I 1 66 p m
DAYTON, XKN1A A COLUMBUS,
lit Train, - I IMial ll.SOaa.
2(1 " .H0 pal 6,63 a a.
S4 .. . - , 1.10 aa ( 6.10 a a.
Closing the Mails.
POST-OFFICE, DAYTON, April 11, 1858.
Until further aotieo, ma ill will eloia at thlt of
fice aa tollowa:
Fur Naw York, Philadelphia and Naw Haglaad
Statai, dally, azoapt Bnaday, at 0.16 A. M.
Fur Olnoinaatl, O., BatUra, WaiUrn, Northara
and Sautharn St.ttai, daily, aicapt SuaUay, at
7. .to A. M. and i 0 P. M.
For Culuabai and 7anevllle, 0., daily, ax
rapt Sundays, at V.16 A. M.
For Xeoia and Yellow Bpringi, 6.30 P. M.
Fur Mlaralfburg, Oaraaotown, J-raaklln, Ilia
llton, Baton, O., and ConnaririlU, la., daily, ax-
Mpt Sunday, at 3 0 P. M.
For Springfield, Urbana, Tiffin, Sanduiky, To.
ledo, Cleveland, O., and Michigan, daily, axoapt
Sunday, at 10.10 A. .
Fur Hirhmond- Cambridge, Cantravllle, India
apolii, I., and Naw Farin, O., daily, at 0.00
P.M.
Fur OraonvtUe, O , Union City, Wio.-hoiler,
Munola and Jay cuunty, la., dally, exoept Sunday
at 7.3J A. M.
For Trjy. Covington, Piqua.Sidney and St. Ma
ryf,Q., and Furt Wayne, lad., daily, except Sun
day, at 7.30 A. M.
For Union, Wait Milton and Little York, on
Tuaiday, Thanday and Saturday, at 7. .10 A. M.
For Johnivilla, Naw Lebanon and Wait Alexan
dria, on Tuaiday, Thuriday and Saturday, at 7.30
A, M.
For Clayton, Canter and Ludlow, on FriJay of
aach week at K.OO P. M.
For Uenby and Bellbrook, on Thuriday of aach
week at V.Otl P, M.
ForOentravilla, I.ob.inan and Maion, dily, ex
cept Sunday, at 11.00 M.
For Vandalia and Chambenburg, at 11.00 M.
on Tuaiday Thuriday and Saturday.
Fur Tayiiriville Wedneidayi and Saturday! at
7..I0 A. M.
E. A. KING, P. M.
FIRST OF TUB SEASON!
Ice Cream, Lemonade
AND SODA WATER!
CAN OB BAD AT
W. II. BUCKE'S
Fashionable Saloons,
Keen Day Jb Evening through the tummer.
Ha U also prepared to furnlih private and wed
ding partleo, pic nlcs, etc., with the beat of Ice
Confeotioaeriei.ete., which he affords at very reason
ble ratea. He feels eonndent that ha can give iuue
Jlos aacoamadattnnv for the price. Give aim a call.
Cor. 2d Main, N. Ohmer'a old atand.
aprlj
Ice Cream, Lemonade,
AND
SPARKLING SODA,
EVER 1' DA T AND EVES1SC,
AT
OEOHGG OII.TIER'S,
One Door East of the Post Office.
tJ"A Splendid Room, fitted up expressly for La
dies, aprlx
FIRST OF THE SEASON !
ICE CREAM
AND
CAN BB HAD AT
F. J. W E L T Y S,
This Day and Evening,
And vry Dy and Evening during th tummer
eajjon, at the corner of Mala ami Fmirtk trt.
NEW
WINDOW
Paunest
NO. 60, MAIN (STREET.
&JVALL PAPER.
Butter, Batter.
JUST received at the Preserratory, a nice
and rood article. Pries SActs.
eprU KIOVKR A PFI.AOM
liitd Cages & Wire Goods
LANQDOkS HARDWARE -'iSTOUE.
tMNB Imported Tin Cages, Fine Painted
A. Wood, do., Nooktne: aud Urd Bird do., Cheeaa
aafes. aoulrrel Cages, Wire Uridiroui, Dog Muxiles,
liraad Toaatere, Kgg Whiips, ate. etc., Lime aud
aanu screen0, wire uun Lovers, all iiui,
aprl
Fine Pocket and Table
CUTLERY.
LAH0D0II' HASDWABI ITOKB.
Wostenbolmn'o Pocket Cutlery,
American Table Cutler;.
aprt
D. & F. B. SHTJLL,
UffDEB THE PHILLIPS HOUSE,
HAVE NOW IN HTOKE A LAKCK
and desirable stock of Goods, to which they
mhso ' D. A F. B. aHULL.
WANTED I
A GOOD Cabinet Ware and Furniture Var
JX alahar and Finisher wanted. To a tlrat-claas
workman steady employment will be given, oa bp-
OUeaUoa Ul me ruruiiure ware mum oi
r O. R KSflCH,.
BbM 3d it., east of the Poet Ot&e
JCI saw Boiibat boot of the waaoa.
or otcui.
,
,
'
D. W. WINTERS
NO. 94, MAIN STREET,
OPPOSITE THB COORT HOUSE,
IS NOW RE( K1VINU AND OPENING
A hta large and verted ltock of
TJ fill RnHnC PnOlla
HOW 0lilUg UUUUi
Hli atoik le eatlrely complete, containing aaay
GREAT BARGAINS !
AND
ALL THE NOVELTIES of tho .SEASON !
rp-riiilomari will find It to their advantage to
look tbrouxh hli stock, for hli aieortmeut la ao
large that all their wants can be auuplled with en
tire latiifactlon. mhV4
NEVV GOOl)S!!
SPRING GOODS?
DRY GOODS,
CHEAP GOODS
P HETTY GOODS!
Good Goods,
Just Received, March 26,
THOMAS BCHJEFFIin,
No. 86 main gfrrct,
OPPOSITE COURT HOUSE LOT.
mr.28
THB
One Horse shoeing shop,
ON THIRD STRUCT,
A ,few doors East o.' the I'osr Ornca,
DAYION, 0.
THE Subscriber is now better prepared
than over to accommodate hli old customer!, and
the public, la the
Horse-Shoeing Business,
In Its various branch. Particular attention
will be given to all lame horaes, audi aa
split boofc, and hoof-bound, and otrniln their feet,
will be cured vatllaetory to the owner of auch hoi
sea, and If not, money will be relunded.
A LXO. Horses that Interfere will be shod to pre
vent It, and warranted, or money refuaoeu.
He wll personally auterintrad all work enfcruitd
to his oare. Thankful lor past favors, ha respectfully
alka a continuance of the patronage of hti old cus
tomers, and will be happy to accommodate as many
new onra as may favor aim with a call.
apry-dawly NATHAN 8IPFF.HMAN.
(Journal and Gaxetta copy sm.)
WIVES AND LIQUORS,
in HAHK.KT3 Champagne,
AU jo dox. iSpurkling Catawba,
to cases ttermuda Julip,
2 casks Port Wine,
2 " riherry do,
2 " Madeira do,
2 11 Claret do,
5 doten Blackberry Braad'r,
5 " Cherry do,
5 " Lavender do,
5 " Ginger do,
5 " Ammatie Schnapps.
5 " Ginger Wine,
10 bblo. Old Hye & Bourbon Whisky,
5 " Old Hennessey and Ourd
Brandy.
The above Liquors aro warranted rood, or
sale. Famillea and Dealers are requested to call
ana examine lorinemseives. f or sale only by tha
mnav u. anu k. b. ohull.
H. 0. WILLIAMS, J. R, WALLAOB.
NOTARIES PUBLIC,
AND
Ileal Estate Agents
0FFII:B ON MAIN STREET, EAXI UBB,
Over SmJUi & Olwin'i Orocarr Stor.
NO. 66, Dayton, Ohio, hav oa band
a lam ouantltv of excellent lui.
and unlmproveil, In Ohio, Indiana, Illlnola, Iowa
Miaaour land Ransaa. all of which will he ulri m
exchanged for farina of greater or less value, and if
greater the diKetun'e will be given In caah.
Persons having Real Estate to sell, exchange or
rent, will tiiid ltlo their advantage in leaving the
same with them, they being old and experienced
agents. febs
CHEAP PROPERTY.
C ACRES of Land, 4 miles from Dayton,
v on Cincinnati Pike, br Franklin. LurU
Com p ton will ahow lanUa.
ALSO 7 aeree, with a fine brick dwellinf, in a
high state of cultivation, eonUininr a variety sf
choice fruit trees, half mil north of Dayton.
ALSO 16 acres, y miles W.of Dayton, beau
tifully situated, and of a deep rich soil, is used for
fartlenliiK and Is ol the bes.in t ooutttry, anijica
aina a variety of fruit trees, shrubbery, , A
pleasant dwelllna, wood house, stable, well of e
eellcnt water ana good fence. Land cheap and paj
ueutseasy. ALSO 40 aeree of land, la a high state of cultiva
tion, miles weak ef Day tou, oa the Liberty Vlkoa,
with a house containing Vooaif ramoke hoas baru,
eoirA-eribs, waeon and plow ahads, good Otrefeard aud
a well of excellent water.
A wo-M acre, e. ml Mtelby Co . mi and
s nan ihiss-s iivui iiwMiri. UU um IMUia L, t IJIOn
dlstkaULe north of Sidney, with house, stable and BO
aorvs tHi.irovoju, an uuuer goou tenoe, tne balauee iu
Una tlaiuer, Sidney aud Berlin roadcloae to t lie laud,
a school and weoflng house within w xeds.
ALSO tto acres, In see. U, in said Mlghtarlwod,
covered with eitoeUent timber. Both tracts areoanal
lands, and of an excellent quality. Cheap on time.
ALSO 340 acres, north of Sprlngbeld, well im
proved, with suitable building, M acres being cover
ed with heavy timber, will be sold cheap.
a LSO to acres, within t mile south of Springfield,
well Improved.
iei WILLIAMS It WALLACE,
n w 5?
The Coieman Farm Mill.
THE WONDER & ADMIRATION
ODOR nrsrsrrrnn .ivfyaniB,
Every Parmer Hit Own Millert
GREAT BAVIMO TIME ft EZPBN8B
Tim OMLV
8U0CK8BKUL MKTALIC MILL BVBR IN
VKNTKD r0& U AKINU BUCKWHEAT
AND FAMILY FLOUR.
Itcan bsrunby Horse, steam, Wind or Water Power.
rrlue, with sieve arranged, lor silting torn Meal
lur lamuy UN, wane grtuuiug, I
fries, with Roltlus MaelUua attached, far
makiug Family Flour, $70
UeacrlptlveCirculaiscanbshad, or the mill can be
seen In operational theomeeo' the "Coleman Farm
Mill Company," Tribuae Buildings, No. 1 Spruce St.,
N. V.. where all Orders will receive prompt attentlou.
deolo-Sia MARTIrrHATCHKRSeo'y.
CIOARS AMD TOBACCO.
75 000 IMP0KTED tDd Domeotlo CI.
20 boxes and caddies Tobacco,
10 grass Anderson's Solace,
10 " Bronson'o Kino Cut,
2 kegs Fine Cut, for Ketailinf.
athlS P. sad f. U. 0HVLL,
tit " li is w m
t S It h rf
! r i s :I 7! h S
CO 'a?' Iff 6" S M
3 s ET s vb --5 xji -a :z
M .. n.. w." si o- i- c
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Latest by Telegraph.
The Sickles Trial—Seventeenth Day.
WASHINGTON, April 21.
i
It lo In contemplation on tho part ol lha
defence to agree to diapanoo with
summing np speeohes on both aide, and to
lot tho cum go tho jury, after tho evidence
to closed. The offer mad on on aid will
Droliabl be accented on the other. It would
I bfl a ffratifvins instance of aelf denial on lha
! p.trt of tho two coonanl Tir tho defense,
lbilton and HradT, to whom tho summing
np bao been oonimitred, and would aaem ..
bo a pru dit a to ofthoae in I ho inleretl i f
Sicklea. The counsel for the dclence feel
onmo dclicaoT In making tho offer, but think
it poonible that tho ouggeaiion mar come
from tho jury, in which oaeo they will x
oent.
Tho ooOuOel for the proaecutlon eodoayora
d to bring forward evidenoe ti ohow tho
private character of fioklei, eapeoinllr in
connection with hi aleeping with a lady
over night, at Iturnutu'o Hotel, in llaltimorc;
the Judge decided ouch evidence aa not ad
miasil'l ( hilton fordefenae, after alluding to tho
protracted trial, aaid they were willing to
uliroit tho eaae, without argument.
Ouli aaid when the law as applicable to
this caac shall have been declared by court,
then only prosecution would aasent to the'
propooition' but the case has not yet roach,
ed that point.
Chilton would withhold his reply to this
until tho prosecution have announced the
evidence concluded on their side of the
identic o
LarliKie suomitted instruction to the coun
sel for the defense, who will prepare coun
ter instructions to be argued to-morrow
morning.
In the Sickles trinl the following era the
instructions to tho Jury, ,'roposcd to bo sub.
mitted for the prosecution if the Jury be- i
i lieved fiom the whole evidence in this case
that the prisoner killed Phillip Itarton Key I
. I L. : i i l . i . .
wy eiiuuuua, uiiu, inu muu anting wtia inn
wilful and intentional aol of the prisoner and
was induced by the belief that the said de
ceased had seduced the prisoner's wife, and
that tho prisoner was not provoked to such
killing by any assault or offer ol violence
made by the decerned upon him the such
wilful and intontional killing, if found by
the Jury upon all the facts and circumstan
oes; but such killing cannot be found to
have been wilful and intentional in the sense
of this instruction, if it shall have been pro
ven to the satisfaction of the Jury upon the
whole evidence that the prisoner wan in
fact insane at the time of such killing,
A nninful acena occurred at the tim. nf
adjournment; Hart, who had been unremit-
tins; in acts of kindness to Sickles since the
melancholy occurrence, and who has been
constantly by his side comforting and sits-1
tAining him was torced to leave for .New
York this afternoon: on leave tnking both
exhibited deep emotion. Sickles almost faint.
ed in the dock.
An act of reconciliation between counsel
took place in court about the same time,
Stanton came up to Ouid and rnnde an
apology for any haisli remnrks he had made
use of in progress of the case. Otild frank t
It accepted the upoloev and expressed his
pleasure at the restoration of amicable rela
tions.
There is a (;ood deal of scandal current
about town afooting the character and ron-
utation of others beside the principal actors
in this druma; it would be improper, liow
over, to give them publicly.
It is also currently reported that the Jury
made up their minds a week "no, thin mny
account for the wondorful weakness muni,
fested by the proscoution in their rebutting
testimony and also for the unanimous dispo
sition t dispense with the summing up
epeoob.es. The cose will probably close early
to-morrow.
The Sickles Case.
WASHINGTON, April 22.
It is in contemplation on the part of the
defense to agree to dispense with summing
up speeches on both sides, and to let tho
cas3 go to tho Jury after the ovidenco is
cloned. Tho olfer is made by the defence,
and will probably be accepted by the other
side. It would be a gratifying instance of
self-denial, on the part of the two counsel for
the defense, Messrs. Chilton and Brady, to
whom the summing up is committed, and
would seem to bo a prudent more in the in
terest ol Sickles. The counsel for defense
feel some delicacy in making tho offer, but
think it possible the suggestion may come
from the Jury, in which cose they will as
sent. As evidence rebutting the insanity
claim, Charles Lewis, one of the Official Re
porters of the House of Representatives, was
examined. He testified that Mr. Sickles
was present and spoke in the House on Fri
day and Saturday, February 26th and 27th.
Ho had examined the proceedings of tho
House for these days, and found that Mr. S.
hod voted on the Inst vote on Friday, which
wag about 9 o'clock, and ho also appeared to
have voted on the last vote Saturday. The
corrections in his Friday's speech were made
by himself.
Chilton, for the defense, said they wer
willing to submit the case without argu
ment. Ould, for prosecution, Said that when the
law as applicable to this case shall have been
.ll ,a i... .i.. .u i i.i .1..
uvv-i.i ujr mu uuui v, mull uuijr euum uiv
prosecution assent to the proposition, but the
case had not yet reached that point.
J .,, , , . . . r , ..
Unlton would Withhold his reply till the
prosecution announce their evidence COnclu-
jtpjt
uwu
Carlisle submitted Instructions to counsel
for defense, who will prepare counter instruc
tions to be argued to-morrow.
I
Arrival of the Fulton.
NEW-YORK, April 22.
The steamship Fulton has arrived from
Havre and Southampton. Her dates are to
Wednesday, the Cth inst., aud are anticipat
ed by tho arrival of the Arabia at Halifax.
The Cunard steamer Arabia, from Liverpool
via naiihtx, arrived here during last night.
Death of Rev. Mr. Johns.
BALTIMORE, April 23.
Rev. H. V. D. Johns Rector of the Evan
gelical Emanuel Church- and a brother of the
assistant Bishop of Virginia died this niorn-
V ' i "" ""Til-
lllg at SIX O'clock. Mr. Johns was a proini-
nent minister of tho Episcopal Church
I. N. GREEN
WISHES to say to his friends and oupJ
tomers that he is now receiving, in addition
to his varied stock or Groceries, a large involve ol
Seaaouable Goods, such as
Choice Sugars, Powdered, Crushed, Granu
lated, Claritied, N. O. and I'rown, Mo
lasees and Syrups of dillereut kinds;
Cotteo of every stylo and price,
Kice, Dried Tenn. Peaches,
Peeled do.; Dried Ap
ples, Teas iu
Chests, hull'
Chests,
OrSmallCaddiesivsryflue, anda lowpiic...
Sugar-cured Hums, Sugar-cured He-t; Gr
loan and Na 1 Soup, Fancy and Tran
sparent do; Prunes, Plums, En
ish and Dried Cherries, ante
Currants, Figs, Riisins,
Oranges, Lemons, No.
1 Mackerel, Hali
but, Codfish,
Oysters,
fresh and Cove;
Pickles,
Catsups,
Nuts,
Best brand Flour,
Potatoes, Ac, Ao.
His stock Ii large and oomplete.and he Is prepared
to sell at W HULKS ALK or RETAIL prices. Those
wishing anything In his Hue, will do well to oall and
examine hla stock. No. 310 south side Id St , lta
toil. Ohio. lel6
LABOR SAVINS.
TUB Subsoriber has now in his store, and
for sale, a mangle to wring out clothe, on a
wa.hing day, and to mangle or ainooth Iheclotbes
ia.teatl of troaint them, It will savs labor and time,
and any one having used it, would not llkstodo
Without It. CHAHLKS PO.-T,
No. 4 Second street, 4 doors from Mala,
aprU-Uw
MARKETS.
Produce Market
wnniKaAtt.
l.'.A'ile
9AMIV
atrun.
a5(a:i0e
lie
lie
wKai.m
iwrlh. I.V
ISe
13S
1 .(Ml
I .( Ml
r,7S(S6,5S
flutter
I.srd
I'otsloee, new, per hit
Dried Apples, per I 1 1
" IVsohes
Orsnberries, "
Corn Meal
wirrf'io
8.-J5
4.(111
PH
Cil
: Onion
, ". P" bM.,
Grain Market.
Wheat
i,i.riai.9n
70i47J
6(1
9(1
1 .40
s:iv
B?
i!(iM4TP ton
1,80
6.9S
i39perto
Corn
Itarlry
Rva
Data
Flaxseed
Whikv
Ijinaeed
Hay
Timnthy m oil
Clover aced
Hhip tt.ff
Cincinnati Markets.
CINCINNATI, April 22.
Flour Arm. f 5,63(85,75 for auperflne.
Whiky4. .
I'rorinon. hunratit. Men Pork 17,00(18,.
00; prime l3,00i:t,75.
h,"
Wheat ateatlv. White I,3H(ai,47; JTeti I l
i active at 78tfR0.
. Hye in fair demand at 0(3!)S
Rarlev Arm at 6'JlRt.a.
Oats, 533 58 for prime.
Lard II.
New York Market.
NEW YORK, April 22.
Vlouradvaneed. Ohio B.aO(,f6.40.
Wheat liunysnt. White l,G5(pCI,0; lied
l,42tl,44.
Corn firm at POjVfria for mixed; Whitel.lS
1 .25.
I'ork fir-n. Mc, OIT.OOrttn.SO Prime,
la.Mimia.ui.
Whioky dull ntS6,iv'.
i
!
!
E. O'BRIEN.
1 J Vi olesale i Oroccr,
AND DKALKR IX
Fine Imported Wines,
LIQUORS AND CJGARS,
TT-KI'S CONSTANTLY ON UAND,
IV a general variety nf Fruits. He Is alio agent
for the liile of old llourhon Whlfeky,
NO. :!(ll,.SKCONl STUEKT.
Next door to A. Gump's stone front Dry floods
Hut'' . ' PAYrOH, OHIO,
lOO Bags Prima ColTae,
tt. O'BRIEST.
SO Eble. Molannea. B. O'BRIEN.
lOO facuagea I'lne Teas,
i
D. O'BRIEN,
E. O'BRIEN.
B. O'BRIEN.
B. O'BRIEN
100 Boxea Tobacco,
30 Hds. Sugar,
74 Boxea Boap,
40 Dozen Backets,
H. OBRIEN.
40 Bbln. Cr'd. and P'd. Sup.ar,
Ii. O'BRIEN.
20 Dozen Wash-boardo, B. O'BRIEN.
A large atoolt of Bptcea, Cheeaa Nuta
and everything that may be needed In
a atore of the kind, for soJe by
E O'BRIEN.
- WINES 8c UQUORS.
19 Quarter Casks Port Wine,
B. O'BRIEN.
20 Quarter Caska Brandies,
B. O'BRIEN.
2 Pipes Boll. Gin, B. O'BRIEN.
ISO Bbls. Old Buorbon Whlaky,
B O'BRIEN.
75 Bbls. Fine Rye Whisky,
B. O'BRIEN.
80 Bbls. Rectified Whisky,
B. O'BRIEN.
Madeira, Bherry, Claret, Muscat, Na
tive and Malaga Wines,
E. O'BRIBN.
150,000 Imported Cigars,
E. O'BRIEN.
N- B. As my stock is now complete and well as
sorted, I invite all who wish to get Flue Urocuries,
Wlnea and Liquors, free from drugs, to call and aee
me, aod I will do all in my power to compensate
them for their trouble.
Dilil K. O'BRIKN.
WHEELER &
Sewing Machines.
HUSTON BUILDING,
Corner ofThltd and Jefferson
DAYTON,
OHIO.
WE offer the Wheeler & Wilson Sewing
Machines, with important Improvements, at
a reduction of 0'Joon former prlaes, and to meet the
have Introduced aNkV STVUi, working upon the
(same principle, and making the .ame.titch, though
not so highly nl8hl, at
demand for a GOOIl. low-priced Family Machine,
FiFT I DOLliARS I
The elegance, speed, nolioleainen and simplicity
, i?,e'vh.mTi3 'lti,,.!;'1.!,nl!h,l.o,.'''0'l'
being AL1KK ON HOTH SIDhs, ImpoiBlble to ravel,
and leavlna no chain or ridge on tho under aide, the
economy of thread, and adaptability to the thtcnest
i or thlnneit fabrics, hai rendered this the moit suo-
tte.iful and notmlar Sowlne Machine now made.
I At our various oiocei, we sell at New York pri
' cos, aud give lu.tructloni free of charge, to enable
purunaieri WMW wnauJir, uiui., nam, iciii, quui,
gather, bind and tuok,all on the same Machine, anu
warrant it lor three yean.
SKNll UK CALL FOR A CIRCULAR, containing
fnll particulars, prices, testimonials, etc.
jaulO A. S1IMNKH h CO.
TRAVELING DRESS GOODS.
Chena Valencia,
Bilk Ravella Cloth,
Plccolomlnt Plaids,
And Cross Overs,
Mobalraand de Balges.
A large
PHICts.
and desirable stock at LOW CASH
JOHN, VAN DORF.N and CO.
Medical -Notice.
TR A. GEIOERhas associated with him
U i th-prantloeof medicine and surgery, llr. J
I L. Stephens, late of St. Johns Hospital, Cincinnati
Troiiipt sttentlun will be given to all calls in their
I prolesalon. onloe, south cait eoruer of Fifth and
un an
inhal
jencrson atreeta.
CO-PA RTNERBB.IP.
WE have this day associated with us in
buiinen U. W. Stewart, under the stylo of
Haas, Mitchell and Stewart.
HAAS and MITCIIK1.I,.
April 6, 1S60. apr6-lw
Odd Artlclea not Everywhere to be
Found.
VOOT-SC'RAPERS, boot-jacks, molasses
A antes. fawcetts.Kun-ltlntl, paste jiggers, melting
ladles, dnuh-icrjtiieii, bcef.teak puuuderi, iteel
; yards, spring balances, tack-hamaiers, crochet
j ueedlel, amber bead., hair plus, diaper plus, teeth
iug riugi, window brushes, duit bruihee, sandpa
per, whctstoueM, razor .tiopi, packing ueedlei, mop
sticks, mop hcadi; all kind, of muti, window paper
I anil oil cloth for tables, wiutlow shades, lilver land
bath brlcki.and many other artUit-i too numerous
wnruuuu, lur .nie uy v.iin,r.o rwo,,
feast Sououd street, 4 doois from Main,
njhli-daw
"notice
NOTICE is hereby given that the subscri
ber has tieen appointed as Executrix on the es
tate of Ju.eph Murphy, lata of Montgomery coun
ty, Ohio, deceaaed.
ANN MURPHY.
M. P- Nolan, Att'y. aprlo
EstuteofE. J. orsytli, dcceuned.
ON the 14th day of April, 1851), tho Pro
bate Court of Montgomery oounty, declared the
estate of Kll J. Forelh, deo'd , to be, probably In
solvent; aud said Court having appointed the un
dersigned to audit aud allow tha olalius against the
eatiit, eredltors are therefore uotillcd to present
their claim, to her for allowance, within six mouths
from the date hereof, or they will not le allowed.
For the convenience of creditors, their claims mny
be left with the attorney of the undersigned, Titos.
B. Tilton, at his olllce, iu the Gorman Building,
Thlld street, Dai ton.
RUTH F. FORKYTH.
Administratrix of K. J. Forsyth, dee'd.
aprltl-d'Jtfcwst
"anehTand lemons!
BOXES just ren d.
W M D, k F. . (HULL,
j.
j
J. LANGD0N & BliO.,
ItRAI.CRS IN
Foreign ni Doniesdc nrdware
BUILBINO HAEDWAEE,
Coach & Saddlery Hardw'c
Curringo & Cabinet Trimmings,
OILOAIll'KTH, MKCriANIC TOOLS, AC
No 01 Mln St., Iisytna.slgn of the I'm) Lock.
JanlS '
e
CARRIAGES
AND UUGGIE8II
EIIICLKMOK EVKItY DESCRIPTION
on hand and for sale cheap, at
WARREN PHILLIPS'
Old Stand; on 4th Strkkt, Kitwrkn Jbf-
FKRSON AND St. ( lair.
lIorkAWHys, Jenny Linda,
fiitrtona, lsra waajnaw,
lturffiirhea, Snrlna; Uniions.
tfWork mails to or ler. and renalrlna done in
theleit atj le, on rhort notice.
N. B. 8eoond-hand Carriages and Wagons foriate
cheap. feb'M
OKO. V. WALKRR,
A. B. LKAMAN.
WALKER & LEAMAN,
AND
It R Alt rSTATC AOENTS,
WILL PRACTICE THEIK TROFEH
aion In the several Courts of Ohio.
OFFICK South tide of Third street, between
Main and Jefferson, Dayton, O. deu24-swdain
Hiker & Hnbbard,
Opposite SL Lawrence Hotel, Water St., Sandusky.
DEALERS
In Flih POUNDS, Flih SKINS, Gill NETS, and ev
ery variety of Hope, Twins and Cordage, ued by
Fishermen.
R!!PRvMoAEL.TAlr.:,Ha!s
Baltimomk k Fair Haven
9h
OYSTERS,
IN K It 0 8 AND CANS
mhff-3inadaw
QLT1M, W. W. SEl.Vll.lt
B0LTIN & EELVILLE,
ltlorncffi ,at Jaw9
NOTARIES PUBLIC,
AND HEAL ESTATE AUDITS,
DAYTON", O.
OFFICE OVER WIKE, DARST & FCL
ler's Dry Goods Store, on Fast side Main street,
oppoilte the Court Houie, being the same room lur
merly occupied by Meiers. ConoverR Craighead, and
more recently by Judge Baggott, aa a law olhoe.
nov-8-lydaw
JAMES H- STEWART,
Attorney and Counsellor
AT I. AW,
AND NOTART PUB C,
WILL GIVE PROMPT ATTENTION
to all business sntruated to his oare, In Mont
gomery and adjoining counties.
OFFICE, at present, with (ino. M. Yot'NO,
Justice of the l'eaoo; Dayton, Ohio,
fi-bil-lydaw
WENDEUN WOLF,
Wholeiale and Retail
nlANVFACTUICEU A DEALEli
IN
"HATS" AND "CAPS!"
NO. 813 SECOND STB EFT,
North Side, between Main and Jefferson
DAYTON, OHIO.
tJ"All orders will be thankfully received snd
promptly attended to. febs-lyd
T. K. WILLARD, H. V, WI1KAT0N.
WILLARD & WHEATON,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
BOOKSELLERS, STATIONERS
AND AIANDFAOTDRER0 OF
FINE BOOK, NEWS
AND
WHAPI'INO PAPEUS!
The HIGHF.ST Market Price nsld for RAGS. We
also keep the largest, stock of, and lell more
SUliUyL. BOOKS
Than any other House In Dayton.
no. 326 'intra street,
novl7 Near Main.
DAYTON INSURANCE COMPANY
WILL TAX B
Fife and Marine Risks,
AT REASONABLE RATES.
DiaacToas.
Jambs Pbrrinb, D. A. Hathks,
T. ScHJIFFkB, UaBVBT OoNOTBR,
Jno. Harris, J. R. Youxo,
A. Gump.
JA8. PERRINE, Preo't.
J. R.Yopko, Beo. mayl5-d 1 y
By Authority of the seal State s.
We adjust Losses honorably and pay them
promptly.
DWELLIN08 AND CONTENTS INSURED
AT VEKY REASONABLE RATES.
I'litrni.v Ins, Co,,
HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT.
Merchants Stores and Stocks at Fair Rates.
OEO OWEN,
sets Ageut, Dayton, Ohio.
HUGH AN A ft,
DEALES la
COAL, .Z.VZJ COKF
333 WEST FRONT STREET,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
feb38-md
Jl. Jfl, lyres V Co.,
Wholesale &, Retail
DEALERS IN
Groceries,
CIGARS
Liquors and Tobaccos,
HAVE JUST REC'D. AND OPENED
a line stock ol goods In their Hue
Fine Sutfiirs.
ftl lueses,
Vo en.
Teas,
Tobaccos,
C'iirn rn, Ac.
All of which they stand ready to dispose of on as
RKASON ABLa) TLHUSas any other tstablishmsnt
IU IM Vll.
They Invite particular attention to their stock,
tgnlideut of their ability to please. Jsnl I
I3 I j5l3XTO St Z
O HAS.' BBLS
INVITES TUK ATTENTION OF. THE
A puhlle to his flue Urge stock Of PIANOS, now oa
exhibition st his Wsreroom
' No 232 Huston Hall,
OetlO-ly DAYTON, OHIO,
E.lieLOVItlENT.
4Kf A MONTH, A ALL EXPENSES
0J paid. An Agent is wanted In every town and
oounty In the United States, toeugage in s rssieut
able andeaay buslueii, by whtoh the above profits
may lie certainly realized. For further particulars,
addreil DR. J. HKNRY WARN KR, corner of
Broome and Mercer strMts, Nsw York eity, enclos
ing one postsgs stamp. mh2-Smd
COUNTRY BOAP WANTED.
TH E sunicriher will ttay the marketprloe either In
cash lor exchange for goods, fur good hard soap,
CHAKLKS I'OST,
nhlS Kaat Sd St., 4 doors from stain.
I nrrrl Dried Blackberries.
A NICE article, just received, and for
sue by CHARLBS fosT,
fens Fast sesond St., doois from Maia.
Dayton, Xenia & Columbus R. R.
Three Daily Trains, via Columbus.
Through tickets from Dayton to all Eastern
Cities.
THRrCPaily Trains oaeh y, tenvlnff Ta)ton
for the Kast as follows: Night Kxprneat 1,-iu a.
m i Uny KKtrf"aB,A a. n. AeeommoilMtloi) t,aop. m.
Arriving at layton, Aoronimoilatlon ft M a.m.,
No. 1 Kit press, II. so a. m. l)ny txprees, ft ,30 p. m.
Trains run br Columbus time, which Is 7 minutes
fast- than I'atton limn.
I'hroutili tlckfts nn be had fbr all rasUra cities
by callinsTon P. H. Warman. Ticket Ageut. at tho
ttopot. Kaet Third street.
lUytoa, enla ar.d Columbua Leaves atC.tOp.
m.. artil airlves at a. m.
All frflrfhtoj .ft ftt In. pot by 1,90 p. m.. will
be forwarded mime day, b ,W p. m. Krelghto ar
riving at ft, Si p. ni.t will be delivered at ,o. m.
J. 1MIHA.NL, Oupt.
C. Warmam, Gen1!. Ag I. aprlS
GREENVILLE AND MIAMI R.
nrnn rr'i'w 'v v",r.i'w n i iinj
a2 Vial 4 rf. iaart 1J
Change of Time.
0
ii nil after Monday, April 11, 1810, until fur
ther notice, trains will run as tnliowsr
lavsi Dayton Union llepot at 8,10 a.m. and
4,01 p. M. Arrive at Union at 11,60 a.m. and
n.
RETURNING
Lesveff Union at 7, 4ft a. ra .and 1.45 . m..
arrt-.ei at Day ton at lit, 66 a. m., and Jt.55, p. m.
The 5,00 P. M train leaving Ilnyton, makes eloM
eonnectlen at Union with the Kxore.a train on the
Bellelontalne rial, for Indianapolis, connecting on
Its arrival with trains for Lafayette. Terre Haute.
and all points we.t, north and north west.
For tickets and further information, annlvto
ftaniuel W. King. Oeneral' Ticket Agent, Union
uepoi, etn street.
II. 0. BTIMS0N, nan't.
dscl
RETURNING Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton R. R.
I . -m fr wryrvw v.v. j aeemiiiM j
6 Ski SMUt wratrk lriiinrl
CHANGE OF TIME.
ON and after Monday April 11, 1859, Panen
ger Trains willleavethsOthf treetDanot.Dav-
ton,forOinoinnsti,as follows:
Returning Trains,
At ft.OO a. a., 8.05 a. m., 4,00 p. m., and 7,30
p. m.
Will I says Cincinnati for Dayton, at (.00
a. m. 8.00 a. m., 4.30 p. m. and 6,00 p. m.
The 7.30 P. M. train south will itop at Carlitls,
Middlotown, Hamilton and Glendale, only,
aprtl DANIEL MoLARUN .Sup't-
Sandusky, Dayton & Cincinnati
RAIL ROAD
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
8 1 K The Mail Train leaves the Cth St.
1 t Depot st 8,15, at Urbana, 10,00, connects
with train for Columbus, and at Clyde with train
fort leveland and the Kaitj alio with train, for To
ledo, Detroit and Chicago.
II 1 ft SECOND TRAIN Cleveland
1 J , 1 V Kxpres, by wsy of Springfield and Del
aware, and all Kastern points.
7 qn THIRD TRAIN Night Express
I ,UU arrlvei at Sandusky at 4, 10, connecting with
train! for Cleveland and the Knit.
nih'J-tf JOHN H. HUDSON, Sup't.
OHIO
Photographic temple of Art
AND
DAGUERREAN GALLERY,
COR. MAIN AND THIRD STB.,
DAYTON, O.
T HAVE RECENTLY REFITTED THIS
A well-known Gallery with all the tmprovementa
. . suiu n i ,,nuu un r. wnuc ll .lie u.o.1
oomplete and attractive in the olty. 1 have procu-
reu me rigut to use tneaoiar camera, tne most im
portant Improvement In Photography, and am pre
pared toenlarge to Life Size on Canvass oi Paper,
Daguerreotypes, Ambrotypes, or Min
iature Portraits,
Of any kind, and have them oolorcd In Oil, Crayon,
Water Color, or India Ink, by the very best Artlit.
Those having imall picture! of deceaied friends,
can by the above prooen, lecure a oorrect anddura
ble llkeneis one that will be valued at all times.
1 haveaaioolated with me In the Photographic de-
fiartment Mr. O. D. FINCH, one of thebeat Artlit!
u the United States; and cordially Invite all to call
and examine his .peclmens leoently enlarged they
speak for themselves.
qJ All work warranted, or no oharges
will be made
mhl T. J. ROBINSON.
Now Open ! Admittance Free !
S. B. BALDWIN'S
New Daguerreotype
ROOMS.
Now Open to Visitors & Customers.
fctf" Rooms on Third street, sd door, East of the
Rxchsnge Bank, and ImniedlatelyoverMoryfcCo.'s
Boot and shoe Store.
Having leased the above Rooms for a term of
yesrs.and Ntted them up with a large ssy-llght,ex-preiily
for Photographlo purposes, I would Inform
my old customers and the publlo that I am now pre
pared to furnish all who may desire It with Pictures,
which, for truthfulness of delineation snd beauty of
finish, can not be excelled. Call at the new rooms,
and If you do not reoelve perfect satisfaction, no pay
will be required.
Corpsb Pioturks taken at residences.
Charges rrasonabls.
fO- Rooms open from T A. M. till S P. M.
fehl-am 8. B. BALDWIN,
HKNRY I.. BROWN, A.B. IRWIN.
BROWN & IRWIN,
DEALEUSINJUXIATTA IRON NAILS.
Steel Anvili. Vlcei, Bellows, Kile., Spring anil
Axlei, la All tltelr vuriettei, ami Manufacturers
of Stoves and Hollow Wure by most approved p ut
ter nt, all of which will be sold on the moat reaion
ble terms.
We are the successors of Samuel B. Brown, at his
old stand on the corner of First and Mill streets,
Head of the Basin, Dayton, Ohio, Our founder Is
t the foot of Ludlow street, f
JYInunntcturcrs & Machinists,
Will And at BROWN At IRWIN'S a general assort
ment of Heavy Bar and Slab Iron Steel, etc.
Blacksmith,
Will And at BROWN It IRWIN'S the best of Bar,
Horse Shoe, and Nail Hod Iron. Piles. Hasps, Bel
lows, Vices, Anvils, and other Tools.
Currlugeand Wagon Makers,
Will find at BROWN k IRWINfl alare;e assortment
of Dandy-, Bugiy and Wagon Tire, Springs, Axles,
Hub Bands, Carriage antt Tire Bolts, ete,
JPIowund Harrow. Makers,
Will And at BROWN and IRWIN'S a lsrge assort
ment ol Slab Steel and Slab lroa.of various sixes.
Coopers,
Will And at BROWN and IRWIN'S a large lot of
Hoop and Band Iron. feb26-dawly
SPRINGr HARDWARE.
LONG and short Imndles Ames' shovels,
hovel without handles; spade, manure fonts,
shskng lurks, hay-forks, noes, with and without
handles: garden hoes, Harden rakes, with and with
out handle ; German sirkles, garden trowels, mat
tocks, picks, ax.es, hatchets, saws, draw I hat knives.
augurs, chisels, trace, breast and halter chains, be
sides a good assortment of knivesand fork, spoons,
Iu., for sale by CH ARLk'S POST,
Eest 2d street, i doors from Main street.
mhU-daw
A CAHD.
I TAKE the liberty of informing the oiti
L tens of Dayton and surrounding country that I
HI yet located at the Old shoit. Third utrtW. nnnn.
site the Post Office. Anything you may have to do
in the Tinning bu.lnesM. will be thanktully received
at this time, and promptly attended to.
nospectmuy,
ih7 JAMES KKLLY.
VAN AUSDALi DlXOfl & Cfl
f sflil AUUlilU, VU
A 1 IJ Vfklir IJ U s-1 la' I If VTl 1 Fvl ) f.tun
A KK NOW KE0EIV1NO DIRECT
V from the Manufacturers s large lot of newauJ.
beautiful styles.
medallion,
Velvet and
llruts.els Carpets.
IIOU.SK FUltN'ISIUXO (JOOl)S &C.,AC.
Togetherwlth a an assortmentof
Three l'ly, Venetian, Ingrain,
Dutch Wool, Tupestrj, Iiomp,
llag and Kttiir,
Which for variety, style, qualityand paicni, cannot
beiuriiassedt and our itoux of Houie Furnishing
Uoods Is complete.
Linen and Muslin Sheotlngs,
and Pillow Casings,
Htair Linens, Table Linens,
Linen Towellings, and Irish Linens,
Napkins, Table Cloths, Ao., Ao.
Lac, Muslin and Damask CurtslnQoode
Blue, Green, Buff and Wh' te Hollands. Shades
nf every description, at all prloea.
PUTNAM, VKNDULUM A llAILEY'S CUR
TAIN FIXTUKUS.
OlltCnrnlo-s, Band and Pins, Floor and Table Oil
Cloths, all widths, styles and prlaes.
Mailings, V.lvst, Axmlnslsr, aud Mosaic Rug,
snd Mali, Door aud Buggy Mats,
and our anortment ol
PAFKA HANUIMOS AND WI1TD0W PAPEBI
are the heat In the city.
VAN AUSDAL, DIXON Si CO.,
Janl No. Mala at,, opposite ths Court Houss.
GODEY'H Ladv's Book, for May, Just re
ceived by
rl D. r. B. SHVBL,
!
I
I
!
'
.
VUANKTiIN HOUSE.
CORNER MAIN AND SECOND BTaV,
DAYTON, OHIO.
DAVID HARKRADER, Proprietor.
K a VINO SUCCEEDED J. P. KLINE
to the proprletor-hlp nf this well known and
popular Hotel, 1 am determlneil that Its good rep"'
tatlon with the public shall not in the least be ill
mlnl.hefl under my stitierlntendenee.
The house has been thoroughly refitted, snd every
nos.lble convenience attded to e-ery department.
The stable, ss heretofore, Will be in charge of care
ful hostlers. mhla-imdew
IN retiring from the "Franklin," I tase this method
of recommending my frieutts snd patrons of the
House while under my administration, to the new
proprietor, who will extend tothem all the courte
sies due from s landlord to his guests.
In this connection I offer my -Incere thanks to my
aenuaintanres and the great ptiMlo. that has so long
extended to me a generous frlend.hln snd liberal
patron.ge. JOHN . KLINK.
mhu-Smdsw
JUST received a Urge assortment ol Coal
OH Lamps, with Imnrored Burner., end --
styles, suitable for Church, 8tore, Far lor and Kitch
en purposes, in variety.
Ulan suspending Lamps Large and Smalt Burner.
Brass " ii
" Side ii i ii h
" and Ulais Parlor " '
" " Kitchen ii
Britannia Parloror Pulpit) something nsw and good.
t'raa -et Lamps, Large and Small Burner.
Reading 41 u
Hand
We alsa ke.-p a large stock of Lsrd Oil, Fluid and
Csmphene Lamps, Ulass and Paper Shades, C hlm
nlei, Wloklng, etc.,eto., which w. offer for sals at
reduced prices.
I1K0KLER, REMLGT A 1IAXT0N.
janf
111". CRATE3 OF QUEENSWAKfi,
11U now landing at Cincinnati, n.rioesm.r
Wimlow, and at Nsw York, per ship Africa, di
rect from the potterlei of StaCTordihirs, England,
ooniiiting of ths following artielss.
18orates of Common Teas,
1 ' " Pistes.
10
8
8
Bakers Dishes A Nsfles',
Pitchers and Tsa Pats,
Fluted Tsss,
7 " " " Pl.t.
1 " " White Tea Ware,
14 best " "
' " fancy new Pattcrni do.
Ths above goods are expressly ordsred for this
markst, and will b. sold by ths crate, at Eastern
prices with addition of freight. Merchant! in want
of Qneeusware, will please call and sxaminsour
stoek before purohoseng sliewhere.
WOLF A BARLOW,
prJ( Importsrs,Tblrdstrsst.
COAL OIL LAMPSr
TUST OPENED A NEW STOCK OF THE
O above lamps, with add without ground globes.
ronale by (feblg) WOLF k BARLOW.
Oregon Saddler Shop!
SADDLES, IIAKNESSs &c,
MITCHELL & M' GAUSLAND
Corner ot Fifth & Wayne streets.
UAI l VItl, ..,
Manufacture nl bun Mtml.-ll- am v. . .. j
. V e J u umiMm every
vaalety of .
BADDLERT,
HARNESS,
COLLARS,
TRUNKS,
. VALISBES,
Of tha be.tm.tarf.l .,.,1 mml'
ror CASH. Fxclusively!
11 is me oniy nouse in inis ty that msnufacturea
CURLKD HAIR CASK COLLARS. ","u,,"nr"
.V ,T ,. .. ",u"u" lurpan lavors, ana
respectfully solicit a continuance of the same.
uum fNuiiiM, comiauy invited to call
and see us. WIICHKLL k MlOAVSLANO.
novs-lyd.
NEW PIRM.
DeConrsey & Goynes,
Faahlonabl Barbers and Balrdraaaers,
Basemsnt of Knndsy's Hew BvlMias;,
Soui- rFest Corner of Jefferson and Marlcet
HAVING fitted up their rooms in tha best
style, they sre prepared to attend to th. gentle
men of Dayton in the Shaving and Hair Dressing
line In a very superior manner. They are now
ruaning three chalra. They only ask a trial, and
are confident they can pleaie all who give them a
elfj Jan.M.dtf.
MEDICATED
Strengthening Plasters ! !
THESE Plasters are excellent remedies
in eases of pain and wesKness la the side,
breast or back; also rheumatlo affections, eouchst
asthma, sprains, bruits, and kidney or spinal affec
tions. The Arnica, Ualbanum, Pitch, Poor Mac's
and Hemlock Piasters, are manufactured of various
sizes, on kid or cloth, and Poor Man's on paper, by
S. A. GRIFFITH,
Broadway, Cincinnati,
and supplied to dealers and druggists on ax good
terms as any manufacturers in the United States.
mht'Sm
L. HUBBARD.
W. S. BOBIMSOH.
CASH DRUG STORE
X20jPalnBastaia, bet. Market A4th st
Hubbard & Robinson.
AFTER HAVING TRIED THE CASS
system for one year have been Induced by their
success lo the experiment and the liberal patronage
of their many friends and public generally to in
erease their stock one hundred per sent, which bow
embraces all of the popular medic lues in use.
A tine slock of fancy gwdi, consisting in part of
the very best oologne, hair oil and pomades In great
variety, genuine brown Windsor, Houry, pouclne,
transparent, and every other kind of soaps. Tooth,
hair, sloth, flesh, shoe, white wash, scrub, stove,
bouse, window, paint and varnish brushes of every
style and price. Fine cigars and tobacco, combs,
pencils, oil paluts, while lead, snow white sine
Varnish of every color price and quality, puro
Brandy, wines, and other llauors for medicinal. n.
ohanicai and sacramental purposes.
ALfeO
A largelotofthe most Improved style of fruit cans.
Dr. Ludlums speuilio. Together with everything
belonrliiK strictly to our business, (bavin da t.
sireto infringe on the business of our neighbors) to
all of which we respectfully invite the atteution
f the public, believing that our mode of doing
ousinss, (both buying and selling for cash) enable
us to oiler better goods, and more nf them forth
same money, than any house In this eity. Call and
see.
foi bltslcagcswalso birdseed.
a-iaesiut va courtly UIIUI. IUU U LI1 UVTUrea
To the Fashionable Public!
TH E undersigned baa now, and baa had
for the last two weeks, the
Spring Styles of Mik uud Cassl-
aere itats.
Thyare certainly a very nice style of dress hats,
for Gentlemen's wear. All other kinds of soft hats.
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lor men and boys. Alio, eapa of all descriptions la
abuudanoe, cheap, for the "ready John."
Call at !rt(7, Third street.
mho K. FAVORITE.
DETROIT RIVER ICE.
1UMM &.13RO.
HAVE mnde arrangements with loa
Dealers In Detroit for a supply of loe tasen
from Detroit River. It Is a beautllul article clear
aud pure unsurpassed by any ice ever f rot en la
this region during the ooldest winters. Orders will
be received from those who desire to be supplied
with the-letroit Hlver loe during the present sea
ion. BlhlS
COAL! CO ALU
ALL ORDERS LEFT EITI1ER WITH
Ksuufre Torrenos or L. WoodiiullJ will tx
omptly Oiled by
Kvl . 0. A. BTAB8
BELLS.
TAYLOR'S farm bells; also dinner bells,
dllfersut sliest sow and sheep bells, for sal. br
, . M . CHAKLalS POST, '
Kast Second street, 4 doors from Main,
ni ill S daw
30 D.OZ. SHAKER BROOMS.
JUST received ft do. Bhaasr Brooau, aad to
sals by
CHARLES POST,
nhti llsst M st,, doors from Mala.
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