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PATIO CLASS. KDITOS FlOrXIXTO. . Wan.ar rnln,Mll,l85. IT Heading M iltef on leery iare.j , jl''iir l-oeal, Teleprsph. and other matters of interest end Information, are First mil fourth l'atfr. Democratic County Convention. The Democrats of Mnnlgnrntrrj eonaty are hereby notified lo MM In MUM Convention, at Beckel Hall, ' In DaTtnri, on Baturdi y May Slat, at 1 oVInrk, P. M , fur the purpose of sp. pointing nine delegate and alternates to the Democratic Btat Convention, la Iw hold at Columbus nn Thursday, May Sfhh. A lull at tendai.e la requested from every Ward and Townabip. Hy order of the Demneratie Cen. B. M. AYRES, Chr'n. THOS. F. THRESHER, Sec. The Deed is Done. Tha Maeaachuictta l(ipublioana thomaelrei upon the record aa deeper hatred to the foreign bora Itumlioe Caycnr... of IS.4. Tha "To Yent'e Amendment," by which adopted iit ixni will not be allowed the rihtof auf. fruge, and nther right In common with no tire oitieens, until after they eliall hare re aided in that folate for two yeare, was poa. ed on Monday I net Tha entire Hcmocratio Tote waa polled againet it, aa wa alao the Toiaof aamull number of libe nil KcpublU rana ; but the republican entim ' againat the foreij'O born waa too strong ' . ' coma, and tha amendment prernin..' It ia not neceearry to amplify or elabou on this ubject We feel aura that tha work of the republican and neijroti of Maaracbu eetta will be condemned by tha intelligent and honorable every where, who are not bound blindly to tha eharriot of liiack lte publioanlera. - v' . What do our ItepuUiean' adopted fellow eiti.eaa nanw think of tha ioatitution ? . lllnck-A'atiTtt Iiopuolioukitu) baa wnund itaelfup. The aloTcn foot ha been (tuck out in Mwaaohuaetta, anJ it will not hike long to aend tha ibola concern to tha plaea where defunct partie have gone. Win t republiuanieni ia io Maaaaohuertta it ia every where in tha Union who re it dares to show it. " have pot having a thaii the A Peaceable Revolution. If wa ean judge by outward appearance, and by the little that reaches tha publio eye and ear, wa conclude that art important and peaceable revolution is going on in the Mnth odiat Episcopal Church in regard to its iiMij.ee, economy, and government, and Die itineracy of its milliliters. This revolution hna been slowly but surely working for sev eral years : but It was only manifested to the publio by tha LaymLn'a Association of tha Cincinnati Conference last fall, and by a convention of the same body again this spring. At the last named meeting it was resolved, among other things, "that it would oonduoe to tha welfare of tha Church to so change tha present system so as to allow of lay representation in tbs general and othor Conference." They further declared that . "the good of the Charch and the world loud, 'y culls for a, mer intimate relation between pastor and people,, whiub can .only be ob- '' tuined by s mora protracted stay of the pas- tor with tha people" : .' One of the main reasons they urge aguinst the present system of itineracy is, that it is " a grievous and unnecessary burden upon the church. They calculate that in displa cing their foor thousand ministers from liejds where tbey have just begun to' Jubor witheuecos, and in removing them to new Vones, where sjl months will be required toi Siu)ia acifUaintanceV, an expense is incurred every wo yea.ra 01 fio,uou la the doprecia' tion ii household goods, making an aggre gate which exceeds the whole sum contiibu" ' ted by the Mothodist Kpiscopul Church to fureign misiioas. . They also protest against the absorption ti the time of ministers in editing, teaching Latin . and mathematics, and directing book concerns, and hold that laymenBiay be found to attend to many , thing which now divert many of their min isters from their proper work. "( We must not be understood as meddling in religious matters io stating these things; we only refer to them for the purpose of posting our reader , as to what direction progress is working io the l linrch. The laymen are receiving the sympathy of the intelligent who understand what they are ' driving at ; and it is to be hoped that in a matter which i plainly for the real good of all concerned they may auoeecd. They may not accomplish their purpose for sever al years, )rut they will eventually succeed. "Mark the prediction.'' 'I Ha Exodus op Qkkklry. Horace Greel. ey bos issued bis manifesto to the faithful, . announcing his intention to diffuse the bles sing of bis presence upon the benighted den- ' hens of Kansas, Utah and California. The particulars and course of his route ore map ped out by him as faithfully aa if bo ware an Eastern Batrap, and undoubtedly Massa Greeley, as Dennett culls him, expects fully a much homage from the fuithful. . lly all means, U believer io Horace, give him your obsequiou adulation ; form your pr occas ions, light your toroties, wave your baontr and fire your guns; like arise, b reudy with your foods to aid that unrivalled sheet, the ' Tribune, liring out your ehildreo and let them goxe upon that serens oouotenance, that in after year tbey may say to their off spring, "I have looked upon Horace' (ireel ey." We notioe that lloraoe doesn't include any portion ef the Slavs Slate in his pro gramme. Perhaps be baa bis reasons there for. ATitber baa he made ony provision for the safe being nnd welfare of New York do. ring bis absence. Well, a pleaaant trip ' to you, ioraoe; m iy you escape the bloody Border Kumans and the truculent Mormons, and return more than ever impressed with the belief that 0 white tnao is as good as a nigger, if bajnle.tsusvee himself. Tho wo Bad Csoick. A hard choice wa that to which Mr. C. brookner, of Dixon, 111., was put the other day. A freshet had washed away the bank of the stream on which hie saw mill stood, aud threatened to oarry awuy the mill la plainly that he set fire to U to save it. - The explao-' atioo trf tli is strange eboioe of o a.ule of to eing hiaauill aha ii it hod washed sway the luM "jut dn acd bridge - would have . followed, whereas the bowing got the ttrpo tttre out of the way without danger of waab. Jog U up .;. itfwr. I V Affairs if IIir.t. Advice from Mitt, lloridurni, to the Nth till , state that til continual reports of Invsaion or intended invasion nf Cenirtil Aai.-rica !.J EllILs-lrra from the United (atee. Iiml projitred injti. riom effect In Mulling a bitter hotted of the North Americans in the publio iilnd, and kiim of cor citisena were osmpn'.led to travel with Britlali pasaport for safety. Tli people of Way lalanda (really dislike tli Idee, of being transferred to tha rale of Honduras. Ncrioa?, frauds hnd been discos. red in llio aliorl weight of pork laid; barreled In New York, and snch easwe are to lit rigidly dealt with In future. The Uelise provision tnnrkel wan dull. ' Tha feather wai wry hot, and tha people auflVri ing for want of water. Three aailors had landed at llclise, who Said that titer were saved frt ra tha wrack of Sardinian brie; which hnd made a Vovnao from Now Vurk i.i. .i . r .... ,.,.u, w.... . Wrtw ui proviaimi., and there loaded with piano fir New Or. I . .k- 11 - i - . , . . loana; that the brig foundered in the ( nr. ibbran Sen, and that all handa, with ex. j , ' swamping of the boat in win, I, they had I:.. 1 'f''rte. , I . . ; i oeouon oi incinaeivea. wore arownea n the . I i ; i ! "Among the prisoners taken by Miranion in ' the battle of the Ctiuibree, on the Tth nnd 8 ill nits says n print. I'nehla letter, "wns Mr. Hubert (Inker, a native. born. American oitixen. He died like a man, asking no fa vor but a pencil to write a list word to his wife, which was denied him, when, kneel ing down and pulling his cap over bis face, ho ordered them to fire. He fell pierced with fire balls. The order to kneel and cov er hi face was designed as an indignity." Mr. () , wa are informed, says the New ' . ricayune, held a captain's aominis o . ""din's army. During the Amer ican u -t years ago, he held the office of (oil. 'nini at the por of Tarai ' He - 1 . Mexican la dy 0' .. v. .1 "ounec- tion In 1 (i.l 1 :, The letter, which m . j ' , , avoid bringing vengeance ilo. , , ... author' head, adds : 'The timoa are h. hie here. There ia nothing to be dotta, AxoTima Amuru an Shot ij Mkiiim 1 Even the richest merchants are doing ing. Kvery tiling is dead." ! I IKsVIt is stated that the light between Heenan and Sayers, for a purse nnd the English belt, will not take plaeo till next spring. During the interval it is expected that lleennn will practice constantly with John Morrisscy and Mr. Ottignon. Since the sparring exhibition forth benefiet of the widow of Hnrrington, Morrissey nnd Heenan have heoomo warm friends. If the arrangements Tor a fight between lleennn and layers are completed, Morrissey intends going to England with lleennn, and to sec ond him in the ring. Moantimo Heenan is airing himself in lloston, and is to give a sparring exhibition there on Friday of this week, ussisted by Morrinsey, who cop one red him at Long point, but who with the bent fellowship in the World, has agreed to go with hi old antagoniatto England, in citac he ia to unlit, to second him, if need be in the English ring. VV learn from tho Kansas (itv Journal of Commerce of the 1st intt., a citizen of Liberty, Kansas, named J. If. l'ratt, who left St. Louis on the 24th March to go to St. Joseph, has not yet been heard of. lie hod with him when ho left home about $18,000, part drafts and part oaeh. lie is known ut Leavenworth and St, Jo seph, and has been engaged in tha tanning business until Jaat winter. Any iofornia tion in regard to him should be addressed to E. .S. Weldon, Kygcr, (Jalliu county, Ohio, where his family reside Ohio Ktato Tkaciikrs' Association. The Ohio State Teachers' Convention will hold its Eleventh Annual Meeting in this city on tha Cth and 7th of July. Hon. llenuun Cunfield, of Medina county, will deliver the opening address. Amang tho papers to be read is one on the "Diffusion of Knowl edge," by John Hancock, Principal of the First Intermediate Hchoal, Cincinnati. The Executive Committee will meet here on the 6th of July. &.Late letter aay that the miners throughout the State are doing well and la. bor continues high. A nuggot, worth $2,000 wa found at llath, I'lsoer county, imbed, ded io the bank about one hundred nnd thirty feet above bed rock. From tho frei quent instance in which large masses of gold are found io vurious strata of earth, ly iug one above anotlur the conclusion ia drawn by some "eipe-j" that gold deposits have been made at different periods nf the earth's history. in Am Acuommoiiatiho Euitok The Spring! field News says 1'arsun llrownlow, of the Tennessee Whig, tries to make it easy for hi subscribers, these hard times. He ad vertise to take, in payment for subscription to hi paper. 'East Tennessee bills worth twenty eents on a dollar, tShanghai chiakens hoop-skirts, boot-jaoks, broom corn, baby jumper, fishing tackle, puteut medicines, sucking pigs, froieo cabbage, old clothes, Colt' revolvers, second-hand tooth brushes, ginger cukes, parched euro, oirnus tiokets,or any other article found ia a retail store.' leaf-The Wupollo (Iowa) Commercial says that the scarcity ol all provisions in that re. gion, there being hardly any thing left but euro, and th.it ousting a dollar a bushel, the auaruity of money, and (ho difficulty of liv ing have sreated such a foaling auioug the poorer people that a forcible leisure of corn wherever it ean be had is Oct uulikely, riuch destitution a this, ouly paralleled by that of the remote region of M ichigan o yeur or two ago, is remarkablo in this oountry. OuSilver dollars have become exceed" ingly rare. A letter from San Franoitco state that their coinage ia soon to be corns nenoed at the mint in that city. This is thought s matter ef considerable importance as it is hoped that th Chinese cun be in duoedtotake tha American dollar instead ef the ilexioun, whUh. ere at promhim ; and that by that, means the discount on over $2,000,000, which amount of silver is uou ally exported to Cliiou, may b saved to the merchant of this country. Q3-The Wheat Fields, io this eoonty, eay Uie Tiffin Ohio Tribune, never looked better at this season of tl year. They .arc covered by a thick luxuriant growth, beao tiful to look upon end which, to the farmer, auggestive of virion of "peace ood plen ty'' and release ftow annoying;, creditors. S. In W .uid . .. u . - . ... ami a lare number ol vn.-ant I41I FZu!&?& j ;.;'Ve';;;.""" ""-"""-"- " CIIA. K. fLAKKK Hnl I.Oale Ainl, 1 i a Buu.iiuf.s.iat. i,.,,,t,.,t, mnn aia , OHA3, E. CLARKE, It 1. A I. HSTATK WII.T. buv nj eel) on CommiMinn Ileal Ketat of All kinds, HonH, l.nA WsrraMe, Mntee, Mnrtfaere. milk mitHs-tVni mimI ncp. tint ioftna. Will loritt I.Kftd Wmrnri'i, natif fniri mi rA4AMhi mifi In itmmI rrtnilii omtxtiilr, MMt m m grMMi afncy liU Miunilii aWMlllW. OfTl0 With T. J. B. Bmith, Eq , tlrn'i Put Mine, Thln1itrt. CUT PROPERTY M JfrTtrton A r)Miilinm ?t. Wwt libt.forlow th tt. Mrifiil rrntn iiimj it. rW-conJ It, HmiM And lit t'nw Wrrv, north l.rr ABtt COHVVtl t II t. Lot o. Brown it. ()((ott Biirlt,! -t. Ijirir ltrlok HiuKNiJ Ur I,ot. ( HKAP. Drown tl. Cnrwr hf Ann. Two ttory DmiMc Mrh k H'lliH, If 'Hm( l(r, Ufll. litrn. . Wtll rnt to mt 1 I""" III, OO III IntrMtuM!. Mellonoilghet.-lipposlle Ilirr. Two-story Frame Home. Uitawxiao. Fifth St. Corner of Montgomery. Fine Lot. small ir,Ill i".uee. AL-O: II. f . . II.. I..... I......I llldUCe Ilr UUIUeSS Iln'(mCUl. Kaal filiate Aireat, Third atraet. 1 1 f I I.I. tin aiitil nlmMn j-r esliikine.l f,ie nil v VV . T J V',. , .7 "'" iniK.rtr,aato.k of llry GihhIs auo lirocerlea, Inear r ae. l.lher with the l,nll.llnr.aloat.,. fiaaie.altUale,llu a aatallvlll.ee near 1.I... A l aiiew.lwellliiKluMiae. c.n'.iiunj alx roon.a, tttt l.rKe lro ami kmI orchard. lnealamllaa(Mline,wllhaOo.l run of hu-l- neaa. ami the i-omla all.lealral.'e. Thla la a rare op- iwrtumt .wlioiabutlltlleorno moaey Ureiiircl. f'HAa. K. rl.AKKIO. noih.h,SX-ftir, Flas Mill for Sale. 'P II K large Mill built by the "Dayton Klai A Co.," with acres ol ground, la ofl'ereil lor aaie, al a bargain. It haa all tha machinery neeeaaary for doing a lanre huaiiifaa, ciinilele and in good onler. The pru-erty will he aold on the moat reaeonaMe terms on ampliation to I II AS. K. t l.AEK K, april Real Fatal Agent, Third street. OUT LOT. A FINE Lot on Steele's Hill, containing 7 acre -eaulllull)' ltliatrl will lie aold vhaap, on mpllcatton to l'H. K. CLARK K, aprU Real KataU Agent, d atreet. "OPBRTlf. ' : dwelling House, . i Clair and Wa- ' 'llouat fur- . -.uliaii- '. .. , . , M.e 1 w. iniMlarfl atyle. Vllllho s eaay ayiiienta,on appllcan VHKs. i ! mhlS Heal and (ieneral Kstate A I .SI I A liundanme 1'esidcnce on 5th . fa between Mtln and I.udlowt atory Brli-k, well lurnianeo auu nanuaoiiieiy improveu yarn. ray. nientaeaar. I IIaJ. K. rl.AHKK, mil 13 Heal Kalale Agent, L'legg'a Uullding, Jdat, Farms. Oil ACIiKS in Illinois, 4 miles from Sum J A I ner, on tha O. a M. R. H., one hundred acre Improted, tha remainder tlmttfr of good quality, ueep, ricn, alluvial aii. There are Iwogood llwelllng Kouseaon III prem laea, convenient out-liouaea, and in tha itiidal of a good aelllenicnt. Thla farm is otfereil at the low prloe ef $13 ier acre, Iwlng niiicli leaa than lla value, roraaleoy IIIAS. K. I LA UK H, He. I Katata Agent, 0 atreet. ;lty IroMrty DrKi ruble I-IU'-! Itel- Ii.lTor for sale on reasonable terms, a new and hamlaonta reai.li'iicu on 2d street, h lew l-erry. The lloute la lare ami commodious, with all Ihe modern iiuproveinenta and oonveniencea; la tineiy located, and In a good neighliorhood. Will l-cantd cheap, II application 1. made Boon. LI1AK. ft CLARKK, rnliS Heal Kstate At-nl, Clegg'B Building. LAND WAKKAVF3 UOUUHT & -SOLD at CinciniiAti quotations, or located iu Iowa, Kaiuaa, Nehraaka, or MiaBouri, l.y CM AS. K. CLARKE, niliS Third atreet. CHEAP FARM. I 0( ACKES, 10 miles Troiii the oity,im- VU ,roveil, orchard, anrlnga, eie. la acrea liinher, and 'if acres hottuni. Price $4n iter acre. Kor.alel.y (HAS. K. CLARKK, miiS Heal EaUte Agent, 3d atreet. FOR SALE, OH OHO ACUESof Iind in Illinois.on 0JyJ.JJ or near lines of Hil Hoat-, compri tug Imi'toved Kmitiuk nuii wild Iad1i. Tot note; imving uiaII farms In thli ifctlon, tlmt will tell t it guotl jtrkr, I would amy !!, wid no witi'reyouciii. joi a inrgo iraci 01 iniMi hi a low iirlcc, ud whnre you will bnv equally gootl mar .(. ALSO, 10,000 Acres woll selected Lflnd, In Missouri, txtth the quality and title of which 1 will Riif.rantfe. For sale or exchange lor oth er pt-ojH'rty, ou the inoxt di-MirnbW' terms. AUsO, A email but choice l'urra in 'lurk Count, well Improved, will be sold cheat), and e Ity property taken iu part payuieut. ALiSU, A tine Lot on Luaiow et, between 4th and Atii, 118 by 90 ft. alley back. ALSO, Uurden Lots of 7 -j aurea each, on the River Hoad, near the city, ALSO, A 3 story li rick. Itushiess House, on Jefferson, hetweeu 3tl and 4th tti., and a desirable residence on bth it., bet. Main and Ludlow. ALSO, Fine iuipoved i'roperty in "Miiinii City," and Dnytou View," In tracts of from I to lb acreti. All Or sale iikap by CHA.t5. B CLARKE, feb'il Real Kstate Ageut, Clrgg' Building. Manhattan Fire Ins. Co. (INOOaTOEATED 1821.) OFFICK, No. 6, Willi St., N, V. CASH CAPITAL. CABH bUKPLUS, - - $230,OCO. - - 8125.000. Insures Bulliilnga, Marchandtae. Kurnitiire, Veaaels Port and their Cargoes, and other proi-erly ttgtuual loss or damage by lire. DIRECTORS. W. P. Pnlmer, Kamuel F. Mott, Rufua L. Ford, Wil liam F. Mott, Kuwln It. Morgan, William W. Fox. hiclinrd 'i'igde, 1'cter Coojier, Thoiuaa Bariou, Hohert II. Sllaturn, Moaea Taylor, Thoa. W, IVar aell, Henry i:ilaworlli, Augualua II. Ward, James I'ullea, ilney Miuun, L. S. Suarex, John C'aaawell, John HtewarJ, John C Green, liheii U. Crocker. WILLIAM PUT 1'ALMt.l, freaideut. Anuiiew J. e.MlTil, Secretarv. , i CHA. K. CLARKE, Agent, aprlS Clegg'a Building, Sd at. MKRCQ ANTS' Insurance Company, OK 11 ARTl'OUD, CONN. Capital, $200,000. D I R EOTORI,' Hark Howard, Woodruff, (Prwt. Wuodruff A Beach I. Co.) Ji-lSi Belter, (Of 0. II. Nortbaui A Co ) ft. Koberta, (Of Keneya, Roberts A Uoodwia.) Uay H. Phelps, (See1 jr. Conn. Life Ins. Co.) Timothy 8lielduo,(Coutraotor and builder.) Jauiaa P. Foater, (Proat. Meob's' Sar. Biiuk.) Sidney A Whits, (01 Speuocr, White A Uo.) Chariot I. llillyer , ( 1'ieit. Chatter Oak Bank.) El. jib 11. Owen, (Of Day, Owen A Co ) Homer BlanoliurJ, (Of U. Ulanobard A Co.) Richard D. lUoWd, (State Attornay.) M. M. aterrituaa. (Of J. A M. Murriuaa.) William L Colliua, (Of Collins, Brutliera A Co.) W. U. D. Callander, (Caahierof Btate Hank.) MAHK HOWAHll, Prea't. K. THOMAS LORHKLL, Sec'y. Aiqillvatiolis received hy CHAS. K. LAKKIC, Agent, ' Third atreet, llaytou, Ohio. Would re far to H. Darnt, Esq., (of Darst A Ucrchclrode.) John Lytle, Esq.,(ol t'crrine, Lyiie .V ol.aw.) and other luarohruita, who are ccquaiuted with tbs huaiueaa men of Hartford. mb24 Irving Fire insurance Co. (INGORPOB&TED 1851. OFFICC Ko. Wall Blroel, 1. V. 0A8H CAPITAL, g 200,0 t Iiuuree Oulldlugi. J'urnltur, MerchnndlM, Venelt Port and thir Cargoes, aud other afoiiertv atfaiitat loaa or daaAafe by Are, ou lavoruble terue. Muun Thontuaon. WlIliaBi Nielfon. Tohn H. Hlllv- r,J castree, vantieriuis utoo, neujauiiu i Hart, John uioiwen, Aurauaui ni oiuiuger, inouiaa Christy, Win Kn.liord, John Rumer. Hyivaitua N rd. Chat-lea BurkitaiUr. k) Aluuxu Cushiuau.Wni jjaklry.JohiiOMureuhu B Hubby, Win FJtwkaon, Atlaia Fraaea, Alunauder Mokeusle, Cha. Mtiriiag, Jtweph KoKts, Johu H Ut-Krauw, lnvtd Samson, ftir P Coiliui, HUpben Wray, Wrlyht Uilll-, Da vid U Muii', Joha bson,Kretleilek iloiiiby, Cyrua Kuapp. liaao Udelt. liala a. t,uU v,-WllUmit H Cor- win. J Watittwoith Wtu. tejiluii. H A Kwrsvth. and ('hat Thuuiaoii. 1 aleVSTm L C owvi.L.Mei.retary. ' C A )i. K. I KARKK, Agent, April Cktfg't BMlu$ , 1 hiiU it. 'jfia I . J - ! ""."'"" h'.c,iie.rwi,h tt .. ',,, , ! '" " , C. C. WAITK, Ptt'J. C. B. BOWKRS. Praa't. itr , 1 t I riv i ... CSWHI lrunt'h ().IlCC, CllltUlgO, III. niion. janutiv lat. losa ' mtnn mi ' j I i Mt u i .,, , . . . . r, , ueneral Aifent, I Flea , Inr a. 11. fHICL, Aaalat. (ieneral Aarut ! In Cliloaro .. . . 1 "'""So- ,V ' , ,,"7 ! , ,',,,?,"! 1 oii.i.n, anil Poll, lea ol liiauranue, I ''' r. atrial a. e.nn- j DAVIS CTJPPT. .,,,,.,,.. Agenta for Uajlon ami vicinity, rohS-tjyl,' ' Fircmc-i's iDsurnncco Co, or itAvro. CAPITAL, . 0200.COO! ort f IHrrrtmrt far lf. u. -VA ArTDRHW 0 T M P, ' DA N I KL K I KFRR,' p K MKAII W. L. UARB-IW, MUKL MARSHALL. ureini f. lit ll )A It I). ''MM 1 '1 VV U'lHi'll n't.. 1..... i it 11:111 .t i i, ur the gTrtntrrt in th atla tm , . MARINI FlIUUlKH ua llorW Urua and at reMoaat l ralea. Attentl..al.nlledl.lhefcllhatirl..ue llwel- v'.ri"".', p"'"'''a nn,nlh( a. Iouk ai THHIf V K A n a. if ,ietrM.i , treiihle ni annxal rettewal,, anit materlellv haiU eutnrtha eoat oltuauraaoa on tlila lre ilu. nil ".iVaaat .1,1. ,f ., Mwtta anu intru, it, alalra - ... . CR A 10 II H D. Peea'l D. w. inniaoa, ,.,. . uoria-iiil TT A DTPrinn a-enTivT AAillllX Ui(L. Ve- UXX4. ' "!... 1." t C i ty 1'irc Insurance f'fl'rlPAV.-V ill.-iiAiri-fniM. v.w Paid in Capital. kMOonn! jBurploa, 88,291 i wls iall the hiialneai of tha Cunimni In !'h.w,"'. N.n-ta.Weatra ami SViuth-vveatlBeu VV. II. S. AY KltS No. 88 Main at.,oppoaite ConitHouae, DAYTON, OHIO. Wholcsnlo and Retail Dealer ia i anocEniEs, I Foreign and Domestic Fruits, Nuts, Tickles; j every variety of Fruits hermetinally neuieu in tin una glass, Prescrvcs.Jellic-fi.Cttt. tip,Surdina,Oyai lers, rinlad Oil, Katioes, Ao. Wood ami 1 Willow Ware of all varieliea, Child reiijal aha, Toy Wagona, Wheelharrowa, Hockli.aj Uoraea.elc ,elo. KM ' Opening Every Day!! O THE LADIES Tli. ! liernea -'I NED HAS RECEIVED rtllllliipi-y ni.. " ' y 4.ootl 1 1 1 Her stork of bonnrta la large i i .,, i. . of Silk VS.!!' y'"',' " '"t'r ' : ". -ne Spring or't,tni'r"- S"e "l"on " Mowprs, KiMions, eSilkn, IVnpcg, Shtmellrs, ltonnets, f-ncfls, tlcud DrpRSM.ropp, riiildrftti's lints and Flats, Wroulhs, Frumps nnd Wires, All 0f wMo.s heoff'rHat LOW pnrCKS, at l.prold and well-Lnown establishment. .Sheiollcit acon linusnce of the public patnihaare. V f Weswli tug and Ti iminii.g done on khort notice MliS. N. HOWAKI), No, 112 Main street, near Fourth. "P"8"1 DAVTON, OHIO. NoHcf , to tUhmH and Farmers, HA VI NO contracted with K. J. KNKt.:a, ol Philidelphla, for one huu drl barruli of Italian Ce ment, aud also jWeutucay Cement rPK"lnrly, I am prepareil to build CI term aud Cement Cellar, stipe rlor to any tht hveteen done heretulote. Work will be made perfectly wa ter-tiKht and warranted. Hepairing tlone in the hoot manner, and at the lowest Kilters of every kind put iln Cisterns, top or bottom. isiKierns ui u parrels, or ovec, tiltered free of charge. The Subturlber has had Dine years ex.perienus U the business, and hns given general satisfaction. The bent of reference given. If required. nriiuence, ino. nn, jom rsou sircei, wcni siue. d tweeu 6th and 6th. BKNJAMIN BKST. N. B. In order tocompete with those Brlcs firms fhAt are going Into the CI tern business, 1 will bul d Hrb-K Clsierns, grauted, for fio centa per bni'iel; soldi, graut walled, lo cents ter barrel) Cemeut ou earth, with brlea top, MaeuUper barrel. api26-dVw3iu VAN AUSDjIli, DIXON & CO. NO. 92 MAIN STREET, Opposite Court House, HAVE NOW IN STORE AND ARE ottering at vert- low prlcea, the largest stockof OARPETINGS, Of everv description of their own Importation, pur chased from tha heat manutaetumre, tkttt wns ever shown tntheoity. All the beat aud moat varied assortment of Curtain Goods. Cnnilatlng of LA CO, DAMASK & CHINTZ, AND BLUE, GREEN, BUFF, AND WHITE HOLLANDS ! Transparent, Gold, and Rold and Velvet Window Kluulea. Also Jijincn Gooils9 Muoh aa Toweling., Table Linens, Napkina, Doylies, Linen Hiectlngs and rillow Caaiuga. Alao Olmlty, niiirselllcs , . AikI Allentlule Counterpanes and Quilts, AND WALL AND WINDOW PAPER. These Goods art all I -ought for CASH, and will be sold at 1 , WIIOLESALE& RETAIL, On terma that eanaot but be perfectly satisfactory. VAN A USVAL, DIXON & CO., mayo s Mala St., opposite the Court Houae. GlFTSjGIFTS! AnNOUNI KaltNT TO THE Ladiea and Gentlemen of Dayton AND VICINITY. Great Gift Book Sale I ! ! A SPLENDID GIFT!. Worth from FIFTY C'KNTS to ONK HUNDHKD DOLLARS, will be given with every book sold, for which we receive one dollar aud upwards at tluis ot aaie. OWING to the unparalleled suooeas we hare met with for tha laat two months, we nave rviuu uitcloui andelecant store. No. 63 Jefferson atreet, corner of 3d. Becker Block. Andhavemadegreat eddltlonetoour alook of Books nou .raeiry. v e are now prepared lo oner greater Inducements than aver. Our stuck of Buoka aud Jewelry ia new aud carefully assorled, and constats of Hihfcs, plain and gilt, Historical, poetical ami Mlaoatlaueoua Wwrka. The Ultla conalst of Uuld aud Sliver Watches, Gold Lockets, Gold Chains, Gold Bracelets, Cold Pencils, Gold Sleeve Bullous, Gold Studs. Cameo Brooches, and a arpHl vj.rl..iw i other articles ut Jewelry. Alao Ladies' allcgaut silk AUIlNT WANTED We are neeiured In off-.. greater Inducements to Agents thauany other Book Publlabara In tha United States. .No. bj, Jclleraon at., cottier of Third, Dayton, O. apros-u W. A. budonald! Wednesday, May 4, 1859. liEDTJOTIOIST. DOUULK'tSKIKT t Jupe lieroe Uren. dine Hobes at t- worth S'Jfl. Klch iluvege do. at $16 worth $W. Haudsome Jiobes at six, seven, eight slits sn4 ta "MewB. m , Printed Baregei, OrcHndlei, Prsauh Lawas. uid i Ciaat.es, all st J4 e""',"" t.c. I fit JOHN, t AMDOMtlN A Cv. 1 A IbiLr raw 'i .tut ) . of ia A. 1 tusl "... LEGAL NOTICES. , ununty , nn.i t.,te ol Ohio, nuniWir,) on the l:.- tainl , I ti'VT! ' ... o ilfiyttyiX i U:"",,,"X' '-' ' 't rrotu tho .entreol Ihei, , I'""' "I dm k on eaal .tile. ! D wmi, iiioniK.innrv i i ' "V .,i,,,on 1 nirn aireel, n(jo wm, a l"l,rO''tynnve7et to K.Thnnher,!., h. Aurnli," baua 1. Dec. S. Itua. .0,1 11.. . ,1 ' '." '. !' ' i K Heli.re htl Koa.l Loaipanv, uaairr salif Tr ial 1 1 k Meana, l.c.ng the weat half of he pr.nrl ilea:itll in No. 4 ol the heilule ol nt.. ' jerlyronnecle-l with aatil Trust lleett, Aion watuli la i ailuate a three at-n-y hrlek hi ea lioiiae I I Alao. the folhiwiitv HmmI Kal.t. i,l...,i..i I ! i I KOTICB, Jmea w, Iyrtr li!nitir, . fa. Retihen Hnenhiirh, llefenititnt, "J -Ut nf OM t 'tmnty Hnpaarioi Dniirl.rtxtlftfft'ti T ld Iefendant ia herel.r notittexl that lha tilalattir a(nMl.l ha lit i.i n.ii.. aalit (OMrt, a.hlnta ju.lr.et acnlnal aaH deten.l- ! Ma two ,.roml...ry ante., to wit, One r.ir ! ...... n p,f, flrnr. inrereur irtim v Iftth. IHA1. I .,i v,tn na am,inr, with lla rw'eri Mherrl oti mnti tlitnre. rraia l'ilmit i-t tun " llilan I. notllleit thnt h It rf Jitreil o(.prnrt al, rlltlin on or Iw . "I 'h.'.,.h'r'1 alter the Ivlli.iat i W,- ' n V, iMM W. LuAkl.1, i II Oit.araT K raar dt. i a 1 irnrr tt-tlaraw . j Truataa i Sale of ValuabU Real aut. tv . t IN purananoe of a certain fndentura of ! u.,VS" r.7T?..:fJ, K" '."nt Ar' '! H ;v'k" ra ;,v as, '.'.M'wte ; ","',"nnr eoa part, ih. mii d otJ.nuar), lM, anil re... rde.l In tka ner(,r,,., -a '. ft.-e nf Mntif.n.arr cnlinty January B7th, IHM In "'""" ,M1 1-, pK -. trn, tit, , ju,6?i, iSiVv.A i '" in.'"i1.".i".',H., em, sva, n, iatdhdav. junk itu u... 1 At Iherloor of tha Cimri Uuumi, In the cll'v or iim. ' ton, l.eteen the hmira of 1 anil 4 o'clock, r Alan, .atl of lit numWre.1 110, In lr dltv of iOVtou,ileor.l.Maar..llowai Heine as fet In ileitMi on the aoulh ai.le ol aa ,1 in-h.t, and ir.i, lei l inoie OOl l-4.ll lleMllllMtllltUAUtl 111 MtUllniiuasuaiuinl. SUtajol Ohio, h!i,r ami Ifln in Action 4, To n Mip , Hoj( 7, nini ueicrtltei. At fulluwi. vlt; iu. i htun,l,ed,.''r..0'.h.:;re.,,.,. ':;,vr, s - s : aeven anil two tentlia pulea loa atone. In aal.l PatlJ Newcoaih'a w-t nne t.ienaa north " auui. v forty-four and one-lent I, Kles to a atone nn the outh llneof Slh atreet, In the oily of liaitnn; theni-e nvui iineai aaiu am street, n. 14" .a K thrae iwirato a alone, nn the eaal llneol the corporation of anlil city ol llai Ion, one inile to a atakai thence N. IV h. alxty-llve one huinlreiltlia ol a pule to a atone; thence aoulh 7B-40 K thlrtv-elght and nlne tentha iolea to the plane of heglnnlug, contaiuliig one and one-forth acrea, mora or ieaa. To I aul.l auliject to the right ol way ol aaid llai Ion, Xenla ' Belpre Hail Road, twenty-mo and a fialf feet from Uie centre of the preaent track, on each aide, whic h A',o Lo,. ,.n.l.ered ten (I.., itVd , ,,,,'n (l) in Ooudy'a MltloQ to tha town of Xenla, aa reoonl.il in llrren county, anil stale of Ohio, auhjict to Ihe right ot way of the Dayton, Xenla a lie) pre Juii Terma of fU'e One-third cashj one-third In m I ........... mm iiiru in iwrivf m on WIS, WMh lit- lere..,.h. a,ueed by mortgage ,h,o the properly W. r. HUFFMAN, Tniaiee and Att'y. In faet ,fr the Hay too, Xaulat Ueipre 11. It, Co. aprJOHlAwtt flfvofirrr, CoKl . I A piirsnnnc of an order of the Snporinr rt, within and lor theeonntyor Mnntgom. !, T ""l L.llrAwn. a. !.. U iri...t..i x ery and thareof, iienry L. Brown, a l.aac H. Klerateil, Rreetilora I aud l'rualeeaof George W. Hmlth.dec'd., I AUAINBT Sophia C. Klersted, James M. Umlth and others, To msdireoted. I will aell at nnhiin . ground immeiliately aoulh and north of Ihe Cincin nati Freight and I'taaenger Depota, betweeii tha ........ . . uu w a-oiwa, r. ni., on SA TlIl.DAY, MAX 28TII. 18.1i. The following deaeribeil Hen! Kalale, alluale In the city ol IMytuii, Montgomery comity, Ohio: Helug numnereil 3n a)iralaed at 4MI, 4f14 3bol 5,M SSift SrtA? 3tMtl 26U3 M6 40 UV 1IH),0U S7A.O0 S7ft,tW 35,00 simi.oo S(NI,(N mm, 00 sajii.ou Kald Lota being nn Kaker atreet, fronting the Cin cinnati Freight and Pnaneiiger Depots. ALSO, Lot numbered SSS3 appraised at aino.oo . " " IMioo ' assy " 70000 ' " " " yuo.oo . " "141 " II 8011,00 267 " (10,00 These I-ota are north of the Cincinnati Depots and are very desirable for dwelllnga. ' ALSO, Lot numbered 3643 on the corner, aprralaed at 160 00 ." . . ,IM ou Ludlow atreet, " sou 00 Iheae Lota being aoulh of Depots anil oimo. te School Houae. ALSO, At tho Door of tha Court House, The aoulh halfof Lot numliered lll.on Pony, bet. 4th aud Sth ats., appraised at ALSO, 700,00, The north 4S' feet of Lot No. 83, ou Main -at., appraised at. . 4.4U0 00 The aoulh 36 feot of Lot No. SSI, on Main at., eaat side. bet. sth and Franklin streets, appraised at Ills) 00 XOorr of the weat, and of the south 70 Teet ' ' of Lot No. u, fronting on the alley, ap praised at 600 00 Lot No. em, being N. Kaat corner on Basin and 1st ate., with large Frame Warehouse, apprnleedat I 200 00 Loia No. 096 (t of lat .troet, running back to Hall Road, with Miami Founder? and Mashlne Mioe, subject to an unex pired Loac to James M. Miulth, appraised St n .yyj QQ Lot No. 706, with Drlck Warehouse, (Vine. ' gar Factory,) on kat aide ol liaalu, near lat at., Aspraiaed at 2 loo Oil Tlie tenns of sale are: line-third cash in Wild! one-third In one year, and one-third In two years from day of aale, with iutere.t on deferred pay ments, to lie secured hy murtgage on the premises. , ,.?f "? M tn Proi-erty 01 tbs heirs of Ueorge W. smith, decoaao.1, by HF.NRY L. BROWN, . ... . Kxeoutor aud Guardian, aprlS-dtt . and Sped a 1 Master Commlaaioner. Large Arrival OP CHEAP DRY GOODS, RECEIVED THIS DAY I3Y EXPRESS. A LOT OF Sumirer Sllki atoe.t worth iSc. . Ulauie sllksat aoe., worth $1. Black silks atluc, worth $1. Kaucy Bnregoi at 25c., worth 3" 'B'c. Jaconet Lawns at 6io.f worth il&e. ' Vreuoh Uriiliiutta at i'iyo.t worth fiOu, French Chlutzs at 30c, worth 25c. Valenaiaa at xt., worth ?. - Valenelaa at I'i! worth lVc. 6-4 BPd. Muslin at 10y,o., worth 1M. ft-4 HIM. Mualiu at lbu., worth V2',c. ft Bales Russia Crash at lue.. worth 19 'it-. 19-4 Toilet MlUs at Jl,fU, worth 2. Together with an Klogftnt Lino of Silk, Grenadine, Tissue, Barege & Organdie Robes, Ijice nnd nnd Silk itlautilluM, AND PARASOLS, That willsomiuir favorably with tha above prices. Ohas. S. Weitherby,. . na fifi'II siulet, Bet. Vine aud Race ats., sprlt-dlra " CINCINNATI. NOTICE. i fpilE AUaullo and Great Western Railroad A- Company are hereby notified to curb, gutter. Vr.il .nil tf-.u.l .h. -i.i...-,1. 1- . . . . . grade and gravel the aidewalk In frontal that pari in-lois Nos. a47, M4H, aflis, attfto, -..fiM, ansj, .fiso siaj, ri3S, 7wi, nsj, jiaj, rij? ,;6(, 3T4H; alao tha unknown uwnare of lot. N. .nuV a74H! al" tha unknown owners of lots Nos. m, 76S,I76S, al61, sine and alas, are hereny uoll- Ued locurb, gutter, grade aud gravel the side-walk irontoi saiu lots, fronting oa S'irar .treat, betwe n Webster and Keowea streets, In the city of iiaytoa. The aaid work to be dun. within sixtv uaysfruui Ihe date of this notice, under tbs direction of tha Cllv fcn.lnoor. By oreer of th Council, this Mlh day or March. D. IBjS. FltLDINO LOUBV, P" - . - . City Clerk. i si at. of Charles Aubert'a Estate. ' ALL persons indebted to the F.slnte nf Charles Auhert, dee'd, ars reajiectlully request ed to call and eettle Immediately, . . . . UOI.TIN, Adin'r. Office, east aid alaln-street, over I. W. Darst a etursv . Ujs NOTICB.' rPHK nurtrteeal.ln Impettnpa a. tuinn K.1 lour thanain.of J. A. Walters Atoiuth. Liquor a tarueery suaiue-s, is tuu day diaaolted by mu al eouaeiil. The bualnea. of the Isle firm will M ; taMtiiavi hv j. a. witem. i,u n.ih..i..ii . ooiiseitl. JiiebasiueSM of ihe Uie firin mill h ,h Pi.lai.g.r. J. a. WAl.Tk.KSA c'o" Daytpo, May , 't, mays I tool anil sonetlu aituaba.1 u Mnaln,.. n. ; . i I ' - 1 i ' i ! ! ; ! of a-.ssB VV. E. r 71,1 ,''" ,'"n J'n-1 -y other ma.hinea, - Li. ,K.wer.to Kthe TuMiu know tl.ut thev can get as ood a ' n , . - -a mere IS n the 1UIII ket, at a reaaonnlile r,rio I),.. l u w . prion. IJur Aloellins wns aiven the All 1ST report nf tho Kiair nt ihn KrnnVliia .... . 'I.- I i a t, r V - ' ' h,1',',''- P'. Old I'LAIKD A T TlIK UK A 1 1 of the list in point (If merit and li ia rnonivml ' "".nt, anil n.is rocOIVOll ' "A Stit.'lt itt Tin Tllr! r!MPI,K AKSOXH T.MEXTTHAT A tre lia.e iinchiiie In every war en,.il to the ... Firs-Class Machines, I AT TBS VliRY LOW tR!CB OP I "--t wa 5 AteHO, tha reputation It hna a,uirsd In er nty riUc-.e where it hna beon ititrodiirteil liaa hti rrtofora renderml it, nnneccaanry ( Willi 111 liiinte l menna we hive hnd Wit lipiil. 1 1 :,t. v. . V J. j"""1" '" M4ohine.,) to advert.ae Ui 1 " w wii. Tnu demand ,. . , , ,.:.,,...,'. ' nff nlromly KXCEUPKl) THE KUI. l'LV, and beinn now fUICPAHKI) TO EK r A y ir an 11! a VUUhltS JTHOM I'TLl', wo feel It our nidller wn.i.ixn . nor Aiu.it to par luol. - KlRH PPIrFQ ' THE FIRST TREMIUM v".".1.1. oll,(,r., r mi nois n" " ISCiinain, nnd AM, OT1IRK traika al. whicli it Una heen exhibited. It is M HI ASSEO ui NOAI! In beauty, simplicity, durability, quantity and qtinlity of work, and is, in a word, tiik Machine for the People. Wr .1 ...... a. I un.ii ..... SMAI I I ' I ' I ) r n x i .' L,J lklMII'Si and liuve therefore placed it nt I.OWJ33T, P03HIB1.E PBICE. - , CI, and examine before pur..l.lSing else where, at SA LKSItOOM, . ' ' ' In illrlotSron lttillllnK. ... CINCINNATI . W- E ItlUWAiN & 10. rornona at a distance can rclv "pon having nil order prompt'" Warranted Narhlnt, find full Tof HSfl. ' filled with dirpntiun rr-Henimntlhte LOCAL AGKNT8 wantetl In all ir wi me weatauu Houtji, mha NEW WARE ROOMS! Cor. Main and 4th ats. Plain anil Fashionable I'UIlNLTUltKl Koru, Tuiira,Tiil.l . . U li tot. Itfdatontls, .. t usli StiinslN. Hill Knt-ks, ittrfitiiK, At'. AT RE AS NABLE PRICES! WOlif.D SAY TO AM, INTERESTED, A that I have the beat aeaoitmentof Parlor and Chamber Hulls In this city, and would Invite you to can and aee for yourselves, and at aa low rates aa theyeanbeobtalnedelaewhere. ' MEDALLION PARLOR SUITS, IN ROSEWOOD (SOLID) AK, WALNUT. Upholstered in rcps.wlth rich. Medallion Centres Also, In urochntelle and Hair Cloth. Also, ChamVer Suits, in lloiewood, OAK and WALN Uncomplete Atupo'a What Nots, of the llueat order. ' I wou d aay In conclusion that they are manufac tured by una. If, and would he pleased to have you come and sco my stock or Furniture, whether vou buyornot. 0. P. BAYER. aprs corner of 4th and Mala streets r,rrirr GENTLEMEN'S Furnishing Goods i ! ! Now,, Novel, Elegant aid Useful A large lot of those indispenauhle articles just re ceived. The HOYS that mischievous class, who tear their clothes I have no doubt will call and see mo, as yoars of experience hui proved to them that I enn suit their juvenile tastee; and if thero is a bojr inside orotitside the Corporation, who ha not worn tuv JACKETS and PANTS, I wish to ace him aud thoroughly rnnovato his extornul ap penrance, by drosnitig him up ia a suit of my well-fitting garments. Parents are roe apootfully invited to examine the goods. My stock of tientlemen's Wear i one of the most complete and boautilul in the market, f.'nll and examine the latest Stylet. W. G. BREENE, Sir2- No. I , Main street) Dayton, Ohio. Milliners &. Merchants DKSIRINO OHOICsl HP.W STYLES OP RIBBONS, TRIMMINGS, BILES, FLOWERS, sB tasaivi-M-ra, iVliile UooU, or. ... Flower., MANTILLAS, LACE G00DS,ic, Will do well to examine our assort ment before purchasing, our stock comprising the largest , and richest assortment ever offered in the mar ket, a large portion of which ia of our own direct importation. . P. DEVCU & R0CKW00D, Importers and Wholesale Dealers In Silk Ooods, aud Maiiulacturersol aluutlllaa and atrawUooda, and 85 Pearl-street. CINCINNATI. uih3l-2mdaw A. & T. MORE, io an ktim:et, STATIONERS, BINDERS. AliKMT UP Star Mills WRITIXQ PAPKRS. Wall Papers. , WK would invite the attention of buyers . to our SI'HINU stuck of Paper Hangluga, Decoratiooe, Vc, Which is now Very complete. We deliver luck go. without uhaige, ui any part of the ciiy. aprfi NOTICE. TS. hfivlnif unsettle UR Customers, having unsettled auoounti with urn. will olease observe, that w hava rxJueU blialueas itrlrtly to C llfcll ! 1 "nllR "eairous 10 close our nooks at tns earliest I"""1'' period, would aak th slteulloa ul all lo aa immloiate SkTTi .km em r JOHN, VAN DOKEN A CO, March W, loos. ouwing iiiacnine In the his Six l vl '.mm . ,1 . rrilK Automntio i;ua(or, nr er'e Friend, Is simply a Revolt Frtfn-(, ft atlmplv A Ht v nil Iriff Cmtnr, wtia ft nitmtrvr of Klrwi nr Km atlHchetlt i-roitirtna rileaaant fiirrent id air andtlilt rm a ey the dies urnl ncer-tii the is?s t the Htnner Table. The juices dnnnt f xccnl ihnt of the orillnnry ( astor, oow on exhibition Mp, for tale at "MIKMVOOTVV Bl'J Third street. N. ft, Ttils will ha found an lnvnluabte srl'cle In the flr-k room, for fmining and keeidng (tt tties. nb ay EWGOODS.' BEAUTIFUL, UlCir &0 HASTE! JI'HT received a frej.h Involi e of t'lo luteal and ewe-t allies nf JKWKI RV, of every de scription, suitable lor Ihe spilna trade, at "sitaHWoori'V mine ' ua Th rd atre.it. Time, Time, Time! I'll IS daf received another fin neeorfment of ffnlil and Silver Wale hee, with Dt'Pl.KX iimi:hu l.nhH, mil Swiss mot tmtitta, from tha moat cel. laraled makers, at "SHKRWOOII'V' . sahse . ti Thlnl .treet. Silver Ware, ' A.XD I9 la led if ft re. AN tntire new and complete assortment of every article .ult.hle lor the Table, at -aiir.nrtiMiirs,-. IU Iblrd alreet. OREGON :, " Against "Ye Ancient" DAYTON ! PIl ILOSOI'IIEIW pronounce the proposi tion irrational that, an "irreaiatnlj. Iwul. ..n eer come in contact with an ImmovaMe one " li.. that a-It may, one thing Is certain, and beyond suc cessful contradiction, that Ihe IlKST and I' H KA P. BSTOOOI19 ever ottered to Ihe people of Itayton. :!?J1'',:M,'I,,' -",vor, FiFtH andclaV SI KhKTS, where - EENJ. F. WAIT -r . Is now ajienlng a large anil ina;nifleent aeaortment of Staple & Fancy Dry goods, Ju.t re lelved front Ihe Kaatern Cities, and selected hy himself, expressly for a Js las market. His stock la nil!, eooalatlng In part of fancy Silks, Cliall!.-., Urilliunta, Jjtwn, White goods, of all descriptions, Uo siery, Notions, etc, etc A tine lotofMprinft Hummer Khawla, (-'apes and Mantillas, a hire and splendid ns sortincnt of Hon. nets, ,fe lion net trim, minira, Kvery kind nnd variety or Huts n larpo supi)!y--fi)ryounR and old. -.. ""P.1. "u XJ'" "r "'"''' ' t of the "deep waters," ,e feels confident In lieing able lo aell at lower ligurea, FOR THF.t.ASH, than ean lis obtained elsewhere) not eien exceptlnV the eatahllabment presided over by the gentleman from isew tork. apru-smdaw in u r . a in et P 5 M a 5' h-? is r t t I O .a o - i i s O 6 r-H w w K O s a w M o 15 o U o o M 3 a- o t p-l w W eO a a r-1 The Largest and Cheapest STOCK OF Lawns, Brilliantees and CHALLIES, In the city, Is to he found at the store of D. W WINTERS. Also, a full llneof other vrnua of Dr ess Goods. PARASOLS! PARASOLS!! creat variety, from the 1'iieapist to the Best. Prints, Prints! Immense stock, larger than la to be found In any other houae In the city. None kept but the l:T UUALITV AND STYLES .'OS T11L t-KltfcS. CLOVES, HOSIERY, CAUNTLETSI (JAUNTLETSH SILK, KID AND LISLE MITT8!! MITTS!! MITTS'! LACE ABD SILT KANTLE8 AND CAPEI"! I ION NETS AND KIBHONS. No. 94, Main street. - . DWWINTtR.I. PAR ICULAU NOTICE ' M. OHMER HAS KECENTLY AODEUTWO ROOMS to his store, CORNKR OP MAIN;AJD 20 8TB.( Where he har on hand, and will for the tutor keen, following enumerated artlc'es, in addition to rormer stocs! -.... lioeewood,Onk & Walnut oanopv Iledsteads, noscwoou, uult ano Walnut llivli Head - Hunan iiodsteoiJa, Rosewood, Oak anl Walnt Low Station ilrdateada. Head Bureau, Stands, eVc, to OIL out Cham- Der tsete, t ine Book Cases, and Ettagtre. Fine Oak and Walnut Bide Boarde. M I U 11 O It S ! Oval, very large, heavily curved it Gne gilt, Arched, " " " " Square, of all aixoa and kinds, " ALcU Mahogany and Walnut Mirrors. Parlor Sets. FINEST OE JiOSEiVOOV, Jk W AL- jv u i sue AH, til A IJtS, TAJJLESAc DlfJereut Kinds of Rat n.ek. All kinds of Bureans. Tables, Chairs, etc., always hand. All uf the above cheaper lhan ever, at ol. OH.MtU'S, Corner Main and ihl ateeels. HATS OF ALL KINDS. AMD OP All Qualities and Prices! Has Juat reeslvsd and noa otters The Latest Styles OP HATS&CAPSI Kmbracluff every variety of CASSIMERE ANI) SILK, Straw tt ud A'ulsu JLeuf llttlnll "Morphy" Straw Hats! 10 DOZ. -S(;OTCH CAPS.. CAPS In Great variety, ami at prlcea the moat fa. vorable to purchasers. aprlt-dJ wtf fJ.OIKY'8 Udy Jlotik for, aL, juat re- eelvedhy oprl P. A r. . HUL,