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Amusements, &c.
TUB QREAT
VAN AIIBURGH SHOW
WIM. KXIIiniT IM HAVTUN,
On Tnnday, July Jt, lso, at Cornrr of
Main and First Rfs.
1nnM)NK.NT auionit Ihn muni allna-ltou, la till
.. Mammoth htdtdiditucnt Mill lie nauel u
Tan Ambnrgh't Trained Lioni,
DrtAZlMAN AM) W.AClt TIOKHS,
Aft'ionn unci AmIiiHo I ,prpHrrl, ,,.,
Kxr'iitiiii( Ht cniinimitil.a viirlftv nf fl.t'mmtiiiiK; Icata,
Tlie nmiuitcr Hrti'miliiK Kl, -pliant,
TIPPO B AIB,
Weighing? OTfr Nine Tltonenil Pound..,
Diroi-h'd I if hi- ki-)Mr,
VHAMK II A R II t
Th Mnnnmertt, with rVIr ti-mn! llhorallfy, whon
eatorihjr fr tli rmnimient of ihi-ir prtfronN, h'ave nul
hd lmi reo,tMitlon the iv-ohi-com of both llrint-phnrva
to make thHr
CIRCUS COMPANY,
The beat ever irnvflMin Amprnn, and their Arena will
preinte qrandlioiitfroite of
FRENCH, ENGLISH A, AMERICAN STARS
fc'wh Mtnndmir iro.cniment in tboir Ovmnaritio, Ku,ue-ti-lrn,
or Ai'Oilnltn ro-mtitir-i.
Wink Mi Court of MmiviM will he roproaonted fn the
permit, ul Had nti'tmipltMhtxl irsntiomati,witaivdArtijHr,
UK. JAMKTIIAYMK,
The tfront Anifni-miTiilkniK l"Wii; NAT. AUSTIN, Oi
Knulnh Perfurimiitf loi,; Dr. TIIAVKH8 KUNNY-
TUB ACTING MULES,
THICK BOOH, LILLIPUTIAN PONICfl,
Ami the het fttu) of Hinit ll'wn m Arnrrhit, tneke
OUinplftf thl ('4llMftft K-lwleilrOllllOnt.
.A(liiiUiiliin Btx'M Mtifii(M; Children half pnee.
111 a twiila, ih hidf prire to f Ml.
lionm open Kt 1 nnd 7 oVi k, p. m.
Alwi, l Lebnnon July tfid; Xt-iim, July Sft.
iyt.Mlwftwll
' Summer Garden
AND
T1N1MN AXT,TY
IN MrPllF.llSONTOWN.
JOHN TIH'EnHI, h removed in his Holll In Mr.
PticnKiutown, nnd has ojm ned there a
SUMMKIt (1ARDKN,
whom the hett Refreshment, wilt he found. A new
TK.N-IMN AI.I.KY aillHlli.nl lo visit., Uth amuse
ment nnd healthy exercise.
mJMf JOHN TKI'KKRMi.
V
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Books.
JAMES RICKEY,
TsTO. SJ3B THIRD ST.,
UAH Just roceivcdilirectof JimojiIi Kodffore a Bon,
Shcltield,
Slkty Dozen Itotcr's Colcbraled Knives,
KMIIIIAOlNli llVKIl
SIXTY PIKI'KUKNT HTYI.NS.
Will alto receive in n few ilnyn
15 Doacn nawiinn, Warren & lljdea,
HOLD l'KNI,
FIFTY lUl'l-'KllllNT KTYI.V-S.
W. H. OALENDEB,
H AMlffACTUAKK Or
DLA NIC HOOKS,
Wholesale Paper Dealer
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DAYTON, OHIO.
Books. Baths.
11A.TT.IH, 13 ATIIH.
PETER DISTER,
AlfOUliD hi form tlir cltiwni" of Dnyton and the
1 f IniVf lllig IHlMlU, tllHl llHN UMIHHl a
BATH HOUSE,
Al hi Barir Hlion. on Market nlroit. two doom from
Ji-llormin, uliori' Iim will lutv n'iiily tit nil Uiut. llo'l'.
CO 1,1) AND HI IOW Kit IIATIIS. Thrn llittlm Mill
Im kht rloan niul imhU. Coiiih:Um milt the IkiiIi In
ll'lllllt
Barber Sh o u,
A larRK aHHnrlinriit nf ohH' prfiiniprv will nNn bp
Furniture.
KEW URMTIKE STORE,
NO. 30(J SKOONJ) STItKI'.T.
)KTWRKN Mrtin mwl JitR'ron, Hiitl lutlt door
X) HdrlnwV UtH'riiHrn Mlori-,
All kin.lM of Fiiniiiim., t'liairn, MuUniitNttfl, Ijouking
laniHtf(, Ao., m ill lw Htllll
10 Per Cent Cheaper
Thnn litany other Fnrnittiro WnrtTnom iu PnyUiD.
All work WHmutUnl giMnl, end oriktnt ,roiuUy Htlen
dml hi.
jyttly I'HILI.IP HAIlKIWriCU.
Dayton Manufactured
iFXTHlSriTTJRE,
C1IEAI FOR CASH,
A l.AHOt nasnrtiiirnl of MMiiim mirt I'luln Fnnii
A lun-iwiium l..r..tm, al llir ( AIIINKI'MAKKIilt'
I NHIN WAIIK H)MS.
NO. OO, MAIN NTUKKT,
(Win. H. Iiilli .l'iililii Ktuwl,)
DtVTO.t, OHIO.
The iiulJi' are tvHMX'!ntlly ri.titKlcil (ooull anU ik
amine Ik'Ioiv iiun-liaHiiiu i'Im-u ht-rn. All onlum for work
roniiilly altcndt'd Ui, mu prit'tM ni
nut IIh iiiiikn.
Jyfrliii.l
WM.
11. IIAIIN, BiUiiiau.
CASH! CASH! CASH!
Will Bay At
M. OIIMKIt'H
GOOD FURNITUHK!
FINE FITKNJTITUK!
CHKAPFlTRNITlTKKf
IIIAVCtli tiiohi eonipMr arouiKmout vr urhrfNl
iu iHiytoiL To iimiifittl mould Im to UmIioiim.
I iKKni only Miy, f vi-ry tlmiu in nty Inn 'nn in littd
my Wri moomik, anU 1 am wiling many tlonica
UuuHiuirtU priin.
Viuftll iiroHu and ' AH It ntiima Ik mv mothi.
Oim yinu i now iik hmhii I aloiad llu tmuJI profit
and oamIi nyHUtm. It Iiim Horkiui w wull, llul I adl
uudvr anv Mttuidfratioii do iMmiitfMM any oIIm-i auy.
J.iuu-itw hi. OIIMKU, tr. Main and lid ida.
Printing Materials.
FRANKLIN-
Typo and Stereotype Foundry
It. AI.I.IHON, H--.pt.,
Na..l Vlue atreel, ClaclitiMttl, Ohl.
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INTINIl PHKHKii. (aa,. Oulli.va. A,!. N.wa
id Job 1 vim. Inu and 1'rihlina MaUtriala
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THl'ltSDAY,
JULY IHliO
Printing Materials. Citv Matters.
Traveler's Register.
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M folliiww: ,
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p.m.
iuvnir Ann MirntnAtr Arnroi 7 i5 . in,, 6;lfl p. m.
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m., 6 1 p. in.
it-PnutMHiier glnnf thpnighttmin unil WfH
tliw H:i6 a. ni. limn, mni proritra their tri ktM liefor
N id p. m. The 0'kt oltk-a will noi be upvu tut tU
trin.
Time of Closing Mails.
POST OFFICE, DAYTON, June 11, 1860.
Until fltrthpf not ire. Ini.tlM Mill rlimnut thia i.mv an
fnll..w.;
Kfr Npw Tork. Ih(lftlilnlil. Hnrf Npw Knirtontl
Mtiitfft, tlinly (txrttoi KimhImt al H (Ml .
KnrrnwmnMti, O., Kiutni, WruhTn. Northern And
foiilhrn HtMte, dtwly evit HuiHiny Ai7;JU a. a, Aud
MA P. M.
KorrolumtMiii Mid KootMivillA, O.. Uiuly Axoopi Bun
dny Ht :.'0 A.
or Xfhta mid Yt'llnw ftnrin.ni nt A'AO h
For MiHniHUim. t JormfitiU.wii. VruiiLhtt. MmitlnM.
Kutoli. l.,Alld CoiiliorHVllle. llid.. daulv HXA-fiit Humliiv
For HprlnufM.I, UrUnd, Tiftln. MnndiiMltv. TiiImIo.
tVv('lmnH)., Kurt Wim, luU., And Mwhignn, daily
except rturnldy at K:IA a. m.
r or Ktf'iiinoiKi, ( luniiTKiwr, tTntrfviiif, InliAnK!lH,
ln , and Nw Puritt, o., dttily nt V:k r. m.
For rn!llp. . Union Citv. Wim-lo-ittfT. Mnnlra.
and Juv t'ounty, dmly exi-ept Htmdriy al 8: 1 a a. h.
For Troy, Covington, Pinna. Huln.-y, Maryi and
rort Wuvhh, iIikiv i-xi-c pi Huod.iy nt ((Jft a. m.
For Unioii. WiHt Mtlttm aud l.itltle York. Tnnadnv
And Haturdny, n( 7::Ml a. m.
ror .initiinviiio, nc M'innn ami wpm Alfiiuidria,
TMfMdny and hiitiinlfty, at 7::Mi a. n.
KorUlHVioii. Untrj and Ludlow. Tmltw of rnch
w-k, ntw r. m.
For ,t ntrtvill(,TTKnon And Mmtoti.Tumvlay, Thnnt
ltiv nnd HftturdHV hi 'ti M m.
For Valid)! Hihi UlinniljenlKirit, at til:(K) m. Twn-
tliiy andSntimiay.
For and
E. A. KING, P. M.
teiyMr. Wkli. is the eflicicnt fti! obliiriiia
RaltHnmn at lloufur'n Clothinc ciUliliahmciit.
:t(M Third Ht
ftfWe are intlbtJ ti lh McRHrn. I'aynk
for a parltae of papr and envelope! stamped
with a corrfrt uieture of Douulah, Sed their
advertiHoment,
for The Pic Nio of the PuniU of iho Hiuh
Schriol. which wan to have wont to Carrolton
this morning at K o'clock, huN heen indefinite
ly postponed. 'J'h rcaHon asipnfd for pout-
ponrmcnt waft that their were not u atiflicient
nnmler iircHent to make up an excursion,
Thot;e wfio had come to the depot with cxpeo
tntion of having a day1! plannre turned away
greatly diKiippointed.
fttflTJAMKH (itHMJHAN aild TlM ItVAK, got
into a fiht yeHterday after nnon uear the do
not on Hixth street They were arreHlt!d and
hrotiffht In-fore the Mayor yoHterduy evening
and nnad f 3, em-h and coaU. . , 1 . . .,
Jamkh Finch and .John Ai'kauhmi, were
arrettted yenterdiiy on rhnrgo of malicious
mirichief, kicking Itourda oil of the Mad ltivcr
bridge. The? will havet a hearing before the
Mavor this afternoon.
There in a warrant for fnat driving on Water
Htreet. A number of young men have been
in the habit of making a racing ground out
of Water at, and the citizenn are determined
that it nhi.ll be Atonped, era Home KerioiiK re-
hiiIu are experienced from the reckleHaucHH of
lust unvorH.
fa'f Uit'KKr. 320, Tliinl trcct, lms jimt re
foivetl a lurirn mijiply of Dawson, Wahhkn A
Hinca' (JdIiI I'nnK, cnmpriainfr In (tin ni(.'li
b irlitxid of fifty ditfurent ittylea. Thia innkc
of pntiH hnve a ilnaorvctlty populnr reputation,
and no one ohu fail in making a choice out of
the pxtvnatva vnrioty at 32U, Third nt. We
lonnd onn snmiile to our liking, which is
cnllcd "l.illlo l)ouo," nnd it cati t bo beat."
Uo and secure one immediately.
MoRB OK THAT ClIAI.LENCiE. We copy the
fol'owing from the Urlmna tee Prett. We
hope that the trial will come off1 before cold
weuthor,
(entlemtn of the Parific Pirt Company
of Duytim: In communicating to you the in
closed Preamble and Resolutions, adopted at
a reculnr meeting of the Young America
Fire Comny Nu 1, of Urbana, held on .the
1 0th iiiat., I hnve been instructed to disclaim
all intention of discourtesy in our previous
communication, ana also to say that our
Company have been and are still at a loss to
understand how anything therein could lie
construed as "enllingin question the integrity
of the Pacific Fire Company," or as oll'cring
them an "insult."
Whereat, It appears from the communica
tion received from the Pncilio Fire Company
of Dnyton, in response to our challenge, that
they nave misapprehended the Preamblo to
.aid challenge, as well as tnotucta in the case;
and
Whereon, We desire to have, not a contest
of words, but a trial ot skill between our ru-
siiective Companies: and
Whereat, They, accepting onr challenge,
but declining the terms proposed by us, have
proposed conditions to which we cannot con
Histently accede; tlicrelore
llenoleed, 1 hat we hereby appoint n. 11.
Wallace, 11. llitchburn and John Carothers,
committee to meet, at Dnyton, a similar com
mittee on the part 01 the Paeihc f ire Compa
ny, to settle the time, place and regulations
ot the contest
order of the
S. H. WALLACE, Sec'y.
al
of
tlSTA meeting of the Montgomery County
Medical Society, was held in this city on the
lilth Inst., the President, Dr. Mi'Dkhmomt in
the chair.
The ol iiect of the meeting having been sta
ted to be to pay respect to the memory of
departed member, Dr. tlAiHKN, a committee
wus appointed which reported the following
preamble and resolutions:
Whkkkam, It has pleased the All-Wise De-
sposer of Kvents to remove front our midst
hr death our venerable associate, lr. Job
Iiainkh, the oldest member of tins Society, and
for many years its honored President, there
fore Jletoleeii, That in the death of Dr. Haines
the Medical profession has lost one of its tru
est aud moat valuable members a man in
whom the loftiest trails of professional charac
ters were combined bv every virtue that adorns
and ennobles humanity.
KttolvM, J Imt in paying I lie tribute or re
spect to the memory of our deiarled friend,
we record our high appreciation ot those ster
ling qualities of head and heart which made
him pra-erainent among his brethren nnd se
cured ior him a reputation more enduring and
fur more to be desired than the poet's wreath
or the conqueror's laurel. As a man and
cititen he was without reproach in all the re
lations of his life, justly (listiiiiruished for his
benevolent impulses and the sajlleas purity
his cnuracmr, as a physician ne was ever kiwi
and sympathetic, diligent iu his attention
the sick, and solicitous for their recovery,
whilo lie enjoyed the unlimited confidence and
resiect of all his professional brethren ; as
Christian his light shown with unwavering
and increasing brilliancy vital religion was
the snpHrt of his munhood and the solaco
Ins declining years. Ilia long life was
coiit1 lined and a exemplification of those
principles which he profitssed, and which
been derived from pious parents aud the vol
ume of divine inspiration. '
Hetoletd, That we tender to the bereaved
family our heartti lt srmuatliios in this, the
hour of their affliction, and thai in token
our respect for the deceased, we will attend
11 is funeral In a txHty.
lletoletti, That these resolution I pub
lished in the city paers, and iu the Medi
cal journals of the State, and that a ooi,y
transmitted lo the family of the deceased
'LINES' FROM TULPEHOCKEN VALLEY.
Number 8.
[Special Correspondence Daily Empire.]
GERMANTOWN, July 19.
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" 'Tww not what aue-lnl Dot a lit af II." '
Pear Kmtrire: We failed getting our Iet
ter in the oflice yesterday morning iu time for
the nor I hern mail. We confess to letting
down slightly on the fatigue of the eienrsion
of the day before, and we overslept oureelf.
Hut as the matter was not of mnch account.
the local readers of the Kmpikb lost little by
the fnilure. Now, this is all we can conceive
necessary to say on the subject
t e noticed by the UMriKK ol yesterday that
you nuve nod a very severe storm In I'nytnn,
and thnt soma damage was done by the light-
niuir. e noticed the? threataninff anncar-
nncce north nnd east of us, and remarked that
Dayton was prolwbly getting a complete soak
ing. Although it threatened to rain here
early tn tho morning, the Captain o(our little
band insisted on going, as we had agreed, to
the river, "rain or shine." A. T. T., whose
estimable lady is a semi-invalid, not having
yet fnirly recovered from a lengthy and seri
ous illness, favored remaining at home, claim
ing that it looked very much like rain, and
thut "prudence was the better part of valor."
Hut on L npU (Iiinckki. Insurinir to keep the
pnrty nYu, (he had a quantity of cold ham and
dried beef along!) our ehafilain aequiesced,
and the wagons proceeded riverward. An in
ventory of the contents of the vehicles for the
trip would be a curiosity; but as the mention
in detail might olfend some of tho party, wt
will only say they comprised a general variety
of the animal, vegetable and mineral king
doms, babies, dogs, fishing rods and cans pre
dominating. We arrived at the river without rain, and
firoceeded at once to fish. Wt didn't wait
or ceremony, but waded right into the flood
half on depth, where we remained aliout two
hours, during which time we caught two tur
tles and two bass. No one of the party was
doing any better, indeed, not as well, for hut
ine other lista was caught 111 the same time.
I'hero was a continued rnin-threatcning all
the day, the thunder was muttering sullenly
in the north and cast, and for a time the wind
was blowing a gain, making it almost Impossi
ble to ply the rod, and rendering the eltort
useless. We quit abont 1 1 o'clock, when a
little (limb of rain drove us to cover, where we
found the ladies had prepared a very tempt
ing collation, and we determined to remain
until it attractiveness had been lost upon our
apiiotitc and we did.
w e do not desire to go ovor the "old story,
and tell yon of the laid luck we had in the af
ternoon; how we lost onr biggest fish; how our
liest bait were wasted by the cnulM inbhlinK
them to pieces; how the turtles annoyed us,
and how, just as wo were about to piny hob
with the "tins," a signal was made for us to
como into enmp! Shull we speak of this lat
ter more fully?
About 4 0 clock I. Al. we noticed that it
was getting very dark, so durk we could nut
see our line, and casting our eyes towards the
clouds in the south-west the scene looked ter
ribly grand. It seemed as though a tempest
was approaching, and would soon overwhelm
every tiling. Looking towards camp, whore
we hiul left the pnrty fishing along tho bank,
the place wus deserted, and we concluded to
go and see what was the excitement On ar
riving at the place, the whole party seemed to
be panic-stricken; the ladies and children were
huddled in the little toll house at the bridge,
and the gentlemen were hastening to get their
tenuis out of the woods. All was commotion,
the hoarse winds howling through the forest:
and threatening to hurl the ancient sycamores
nliout our retreat! And in this confused con
dition, our roils nnd lines tangled, baskets and
clothing strewed about in the wagons, chil
dren crying, dogs harking, etc., etc we start
ed on our retreat from the river, a great deal
mora liko a-rout than a return home from a
very pleasant party. Had wo been Captain,
wo would have culled a halt long enough to
have permitted a change of clothes, and not
es we did ridn some seven miles in clothing
"wringing wet" A real tornudo would not
have Irigiitened us half so bud as to prevent
us preparing to die decently and comfortably.
The storm (!) passed, and we got a little
sprinkle of rain, only; no blow of any formida
ble pretence, and nobody was hurt We have
seen but few of the party since, and we do not
know how they stood the racket A. T. T.
did not exercise quito onough faith, and had
not quito enough patience in his piscatorial
pursuit We huve hopes of him, however, be
cause he dresses the fisherman and seems
diajiosed to learn, lly-tho-by, ho is a "glori
ous irood fellow," and wears.
IMkm. We don't want to allude to this
fishing excursion again. It waa unsatisfoeUt-
ry us a fiahnio, and it wound up so craxily.
We don't believe any one of the party will
own to having been to the river on Tuesday.
This village woe settled about half a cen
tury nuo by peoplo from Pennsylvania, prin
cipally, the valley of Tulpehocken furnishing
the greater numlier. Maryland also furnished
some of tho curly as well as tho Inter settlers
of this valley. The GiiM'KLKS, Stumps, UrMV-
rr.Rx, Kmhicss, I.iniikmuodh, and others felled
the first trees, and cultivated the first helds
Tho inhabitants have always been noted for
their hospitality, urbanity, and lovo of sport
This community comprises a lurgo number
of old men and women; more, indeed, than we
remember to have noted in any oilier commu
nity of near the suuio population. The town
has chAuged very much since we first became
arnuainled here about sixteen years ago.
A number ui new nouses nave been put up
hero within the past' two years, aud tho work
of improvement is still gmng on with a liberal
hand. The community niay be said to be
wealthy, and thia is a good centre for local
trade. We have thought it might not be un-
fere sting to give the trade of this village.
We may not have given all theestubltshinenU,
Ac, but wo uro pretty near correct :
l'riiittnif oflice; Union school house:
churches, 6; bank; hotels, 4; dry goods, 6
clothing, 8; crocenes, 6 ; hardware, i; no
lions. 1 : drtiir stores. 2 : boots and shoes. 2 :
silver smiths. 2; milliuers, S; mantua-makers,
2; cabinet shops, I: tanneries, 2; coach fac
tory; wagon da, 2; plow factory; block'
smiths, 4 ; tin shops, 2 ; cooper shops, 4 ;
candle factory ; pottery ; lumber yard ; snaH
and door factory ; uiliaoeo warehouses, 2 ;
f rain do., 2; mill and saw mill ; brewery; bil
iard room.
Of professions we may say -H preachers;
2 lawyers ; 5 doctors ; I dentist ; 2 daguer-
reans; and a lariro number ot loalors.
JiuIl'O Haihiott and Treasuier Kknkkt were
here Tuesday evening. Their visit was of a
purely business naturo. 1 esterdny we shook
linn, la with (I. V. Wai.keb, Sam IUuh.t rflid
Jim Connkr, of your city. They report mat
ters a little brisker "up home."
A young man named (Jkykb, died here sud
denly yesterday morning, from the bursting of
a blood vessel, Two children, also, died yes
terday from scarlet fever. The general health
is excellent This is the placo to run out to
from the sultry and crowded city.
"These pure skies were never stained with tfjr eruoke,"
We ilo not know of a more pleasant, cozy re
sort anywhere, and we only wonder that more
do not down here to rejuvenate.
We miss the sugo counsels of Uncle Km.,
and we mourn for the extra soda and sarsap
arilla prepared by Pipb and DnrutT at Dan.
Sum. 1. a It will somewhat console us, Fhamk,
if you will call in there and taste the above
mentioned, and top on" with a fiuo cigar not
forgetting one for the Senior, who will gladly
pur it .
( 1 Hiui'f has got a new minnow can, aad
intends banging things, lie is gelling I
RALPH.
aVjrltimin A Hro., are delivering the nicest
and coolrtt article of Ice that was ever put
up iu thia country.
of
be
Flax Straw Wanted, -
IflR atilch Die llilict l.'aeh Praw will 1 paid al my
a; aim on ine .'pnv iiyiirautM lira, aaiuanov.
u,r'e Slonr Mill
I Mh,e al t. WihhIIiiiII's Afrrk'Ultural WarerooniS.
SOU Third Hlreel, afVw distraeaatof die I'oal IIIHce.
jyl.sj" J. OA NT.
Special Notices.
t5;
The Funeral aervlora ot Itie tale Iv. Job
'HaiUMi will trlteM as tlx Fliat Prestyl.jlen
tiun-h, on rriilay, Jul, so, at 4 p m.
fc SI a.naile tie.. rhe members of Ht
BOrT Jolia'a L..lu. M. IS. of frae ami A..J
Maeons, are reiieMte,lanalt at Baldwin's Gallery as
anon u poasine, aim nave ineir pnMiirea lakes fee the
ixaige jyiwrs JiirlH A. I'ICK KT, aee'r.
, (Journal oopy.) . , .
aeOfi The new and heaitttntt Sri of Transferrins
Colored or llaln Knar rings, Mthnfrapha, Amlrotypea
etc., on to (Jlaae, M .rise or Wood, aent free to any
aridreaa, on reeel4 of IS rente or stamps, tn
lylldawml BO. W. I'LACK, T7(V Hrneriway, W. T.
a gwipley ei.y person, either male
or s-maleoaa eearty make from alt to eight
teen dollar a week hy an art which I poaeess; can he
lone hy any person of ordinary mhut, with lltrte on no
oapftnl, anil an ornament In every Btmlty. rtila (a ho
hiliulaig. Beat to .Hy .ddrcM on renei4 of Ml eenla In
ooln or atnmpt to OKU. C. MATHRR,
apTwmi . 1 I Po.eom. e, ! y.rrk. ;
Steam Printing House,
1,10
, MAIN ATltEET.
I. B. HILT A (0- rKOFRIITOKS.
' Tha Proprietor rrfflo 1c nua hafmff mad wryw-
iil- Addition to Uitr Already karfiTt And varied aa-
ortment of -
tfaiu nub .Ornamental 3oG Cnpcs,
Which, with th additional room sfMrioi by tha '
N KW-"KM PI UK BUILiJING,"
Render us bo tier prepared than ever lo execute ovary
' . . dnscrphea of i, i ; ' ,
LETTER-PRESS J03 rSSTI8,
In the best style knows to tha Art.
1:
Our press fcotliUea are the swif ttftacfei fa JVarow,
having lo operation
ft.u
THREE STEAM POWER PRESSES,
(two of them Hok'i Ihmmit Cyllnden, tlia othar oua of
A da miT I ant paiHt,)AtwblifMc ua taruiJrdiAlmipnum
ber of iinpraion ia a vory ihort tlm.
Irery kind of
RAILROAD AND COMMERCIAL PRINTING,
Kieonlod In a itylA excelled by no oinee In the city.
' -j t
Ruling and Binding done to order.
Bankera, Morr-haiita, MAJiuAiHiirerA, Iwychl', Bncil-
nofin M n In stmrt, everybody wanting Printing npAlly
and exiMHtltlouxly exaf-ulMj, will do well to Rlvo un a call.
BFrioei Low as the Lowest.-
The fiAtToa WemssaLAft Iwinf located in the la-
rias Building, aflbnls ua facilities sir doing PrlaKlns;
In German, or Oirnta and Kagllsk, on the
shorteat DoOoe, and moat-reasonable terms.
- ta las 9stM tBedKnkUM" H In Cnflri
ittuki lisatrl, (. t aat lttltcsMt (tlalis, ruif.
arkfllra In atf. sMr nu asl allf4, saf'l
dlatBlnssI S sssrlnlarra Vrtlfis S li(.r,fs.
Kemembar the location
HO Muln Btrwdt,
d ear tVasn Market.
. -Claoiaaaii. July, I laas. Ir. U. W.
Koback, Xtenr tar In reply lo inquiries made of me,
gives me pleasure to aay, that Mrs. M. AUee, of the
Dr. Atlee of Cincinnati, previous to her gun East,
xnresaed heroonndence in tlie efficacy of your Scan
dinavian ItemMiea, and the benefit she derived from
using Ihem. Hlie llad been suftering from general proa
mnion at limaa, being over aevenly-six years of age,
and eiahalmia and Innammstlon of lue boe. Tanooa
relnediea were restored to without relief, when some
friends romnftneaded a course of your Heandlnavian
BIikxI rurlAer and Blood Pills. They had tho desired
uhVt and she was considered as restored to health.
I know many who tiara used your medioinea, and
speak decidedly of the benent den veil, thus testifying
of their renovating influence in purifying the Uood and
giving vigor and energy to toe system. They have my
cordial approbation. Very respectfully,
Tour obedient aervant,
S. J. Baows.
Rev. Bamnel J, Brown has been a devoted laborer In
tlicmnae of Christianity, In ClnrlnnaU, for more than
Hurt, yeara, aa al 111 oat every old ClocmnaUan knows.
Such leaUmony, from such a sonreo, la not to tie passed
over lightly. Mo other Proprietary Itemediea ever
pneealod to the publkt, ever received til lie of the
onmmendaUoa from Mil OP STAN PINO, la every
walk of life, that mine have done, see advertisement
a, Uelleway't llnfa.nl. tamaa bualav
AvjS. go, and rheumatism are infallibly removed
by sennnnneua use of Uila great detergent application
Warm Airmen uoiooa ahould In all oaaea precede Its
use. . It reuses the constrained niuacUel aad fibres,
aud aasiate nature in oompletlng a euro. Bold at the
manuavtory, Mo. so Maiden Lane, Mew Tork, and by
all Druggists, at iou., (Ou.,aiMl tl per pot
mytsill
a - nr HMSaaS'i u.ranan siilters.ana
-Z& DrIIonanane.laaaateCraieJ.
7V ortni wtiuvlani 0 fee pceamf ape. Am as
oalredlAeireranf popularity mUp throng ytart 0 friaf.
Vnboutimlatutetutn itrmtUrmiby tktm im all bum; and
UttptapU aeespmianaaeal taew awrfAy. .
Iamt Uaapkuaf, lipqfpttm, JamnhM, PeWIy 0 (As
Mmau HvUm, iAMue of (As AVumbm. aad all diemest
nnleief frvMaduerdereSkver or leanAaeeio fae enaaecA
end dioaefiM oryvau, t asaaUy aad peraaaaa eaaei
(Aa OmmmBUIm.
BaUamit (Xinhat kat atquind a repwfafioa wrfauelaa
Ikal of ee MaSer ereperelua iriaut. U will ear., aslA
ee ad, fAamoef atveraaad loafl afoattiay CbaoA, tXU, or
oaravneM, BnmrMtii, liolaaani, utMp, Pummonin, im-
tpiud UmummtpUum, mmd ktuptrfonmmi lAsawaS reeearea
MsraraenarAaoamo Cbajirauvt Cbaesflapfiea.
Afmnkmt wtU oiei mi vmM aAecA and ears (Ae notl ar
etnj AhutAom prvrmmhngnmm euei la fAa AWets.
Tseel aMdiriaei urt pr.no rat by Dr. C. M. Jatmm 1 fjb.,
iVa.llSilreAalreel, JeiWpAw,rU,andana6ydney-
oiareoad danl.rt im ejeataaae eai,yiiiA.int aTAneli per
AonM. fa. usaaaara 0 C Af. JiuAeM, wdl Seen fAteal-
Md. wrappsr uf math eoflU.
At fee dtawaaae peeajAei aaaaeflg my iht peepraNera,
balimi Rvtrybatyt Amnmmc, yM aaW AnJ aarfawoaf and
AoeuaeNalery aelteej Jnsai ell pmrtt mf IM mummtry
Tmtmt Ammmnatm ereeteeaeiMUyae eJJoae egesll.
a-Abraalaey W. W. 8 IK WART and J. W. 1I1K
THICII, layton,U. va-yldaw. ;
Miscellaneous.
MASTKR COMMISSIONER'S BALK.
UeorM Baroakuw. 1
. iupertor Ooort. Xo, im,
Aivttrvw fcimn, ei. al. J
V virtue vl an imln1 of the ffiinerior (xirt of kite
Csjuutv of MoiilatuUaaia'V. UlaiiA. MnAaiai ML itm Aitnl
urm A. l. liNso, in um aiau enmirti rauaiaw, i aiu,
At the door of lit AXuri )ttMaa hi Urn Uity af Daytntt,
ladaecn i(h Uoiura u! two aikI aiir o'flouk p. in. taf md
titv all al polJio tMits'rv. la Ibe bi(lkeiH (wddtr: The
liiiuinf ui'Miiiaati nai eMir(iottiH in imxm mi
r tarn n-1 up, ia aald eunnly, aod hrinat lot ttuniiwr
awVaMi ttikthV, UliHi aiad istt ae ut4r;ikfUxi ui A UA f ii
aMiie-divta H4l of au1 ut aiUoii 5fT - Tow i of raiwe 7.
utriwMa Uie Miauji kif rss uaada Ly ltuel UaMKATaejsi
aik Hitu iivnJsl on plat book "A j4wa A i4 ii u
Uie iH-oru (u MutiiAfuiuviy jotiwty.
Hand iAm are a iisrl f Col sWnu. onotaia oAjA Acre
as'li aud avjwt w4f aud IV f inmtiiuig puratjas,
Wli Ui ta tkiinri a I itto,w aud wiaf aU Jbr
54. Ui.it. W MALLAUaaa, MMfrUMit, ;
Utu-t A WAtAaa, AUwrtteyA. ju-te-d4iwui
Commercial.
Dayton Market.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY EMPIRE,
DAYTON, SATURDAY, JULY 19TH, 1860.
DAYTON, SATURDAY, JULY 19TH, 1860. (Corrected daily by HARSHMAN & BRO., Jefferson street.)
Tliere are no material changes In the re-
porta for to-day.
FLOUR. Wholesale 15,00. Retail "best
brands (S,nO,
WHEAT Old, $1,00, with downward ten
dency, new, flOo,
CORN. The receipts tn corn have been very
fair for the last week, and on account of the
promise of tha growing crop, the price is
tending downward. Sales are mndo at 40a
OATS. Receipts fair, and soles of small
lots at 80 cents. The new crop ia having a
depressing effect on prices.
PAULEY. Little doing, and we cati give
no quotations.
RYU. Receipts yery light, and in request
at 75o.
FLAX-BKED 1 00.
GROCERIES, ETC.
(Corrected for the Daily EMPIRE by Kneisly, McIntyre
& Co., No. 313, Third st.)
Sugar, firm.
C-oflee, firm. - i
We quote to-day.
Coffee UJf'filft.
Huirar firm al. RIotI!)!.
Molasses 47f4a.' - 1
Teas 8fffio".
Cheese jafmeta. ; ', ' '.
. i
Tobaooo 2lHu)40. r
Rice6(S!H
Prunes rljf")9. .e
' Candles I .'? , : i .J h . "
Soap 6Kai7.
White Fish 6,25fmS,fiO, Halves. '
Mackerel ".(McOiiail.OOjfiiarrel, as toqual-
ih-ied Apples firtn7l per pound. . "
Ilrooms f2,25ift2,40 per do. .
Tnllnw 9)9. '
Sftlt-1,70 per bbl.
lionns, White tlOtt per ba
Rntter I0fn)12. ' ' '
Kggi8K.
Pepper KlfflSll.. ,
Aispice KKoill.
Raisins 2,)5fa 9:100. ,
VelentiadaJ(W)10reiib. 'tV.. .v.,
Figs lOfrrill. " ' '.
Vinegar 6(a)9 per gallon.
Iad fi)7."
Shot $2,00 per keg.
Starch 6c.
Oronnd Spices 85 per dor.
Tar $.t,2r(..j$5,00 per bbL
Matches 20 per gross.
. Cotton Yarns 20 per lb.
Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, July 19.
FLOUR Tho market has been very un
settled during the week; the demand has been
limited and very irregular, and the receipts
having increased at the close, holders became
more anxious to sell, and buyers having with
drawn prices declined materially, nnd even at
the decline there was very little demand; and
the market closed so unsettled that accurate
quotations cannot be given; old superfine is
ottered at 4 25 fer old, but buyers are taking
hold at any price. Extra offered al 4 M!(.i ft,
buyers only in the retail way: 300 brls.
Great Miami Mills extra Family, together
with filKI brls. Vally Mills, at 5 00 was offered
on 'Change to-day without effecting sales.
Amanda Mills, family on anturduy could have
sold at 5 HG, offered to-day at 4 90. Market
is irregular in prices. Receipts 1,092 brls
shipments 2,874 brls. sales of 150 brls. Dover
Mills IXh, delivered at ft 76, and 900 brls.
extra at 4 V5(n)4 90 and those rates arebetter
than nominut, there lieing hardly enouch
sold to fully establish them. The shipment of
the old stock to the bustern markets contin
ues, and in this way the supply here is being
pnrny wen reauceu.
GRAIN The market has been nretly well
supplied with new wheat, tha greater portion
of the week, but owing to the high prices asked
by owners, prices have been a good deal
unsettled, and it has been quite difficult to
give anything like uniform quotations. The
prima of Red and White dull, a decline of S
("MOe, demand active. Millers are anticipa
ting a decline. They offer OOSSc. for prime
Red, and 1 0007(1 05 for prime White. Re
ceipts, 3,583 bu ; shipments, 470 bu ; sah a
3,200 ba ; prune lted at 1 00 ; 700 do do de
livered at 1 00 600 do good do at. 1 00 ;
160 do do Hill at 1 05 -h 100 dq White at 1
05 ; 600 do prime do Covington, Kv.. at 1 05.
and Alabama Red, which is considered as valu
able as White., brought at 1 10, and 100 do
prime white here at 1 10.
WHISKY The market very dull aud
heavy.
BARLEY Dull, it being out of season.
Small sales new at 80c. Krceipts 929 bu; no
sales reported.
CORN Market dull and prices tending
downward.
Ear in bulk at 43c, Receipts, 1,751 bu.
shipments, 134 bushels No sales reported.
OATS Fair demand, market firm at 87c.
in bulk, Receipts, 371 bu ; shipment 620 bu;
sales 1,000 good extra bushels at the canal
at 3Ha
RYE Has not changed essentially, but it
meets witn a slow sale at vac.
Chicago Market.
CHICAGO, July 18.
CORN The market opened dull yesterday
morning at 41c for No. 1, but before tho clime
ot the day an advance of lo took placo, and
42c waa freely paid.
WHEAT Quiet and a shade lower, with
sales of No. 1 red winter at $1 ll(o,l 12.
Spring wheal was dull and neglected.
FLOUR Inactive.
RYE Quiet
OATS In fair demand at 25o in store.
BARLEY Quiet
Toledo Market.
TOLEDO, July 18.
The market to-day is generally rather
stmer, but ojieraUons are close as to transac
tions. FLOUR Sales 100 brls extra at $..
WHEAT Very little old lea. and sales
hereafter will ba pretty much all of uew. Over
6,000 bu new are said to bare changed hands
to-day, of which we have only the following
report Sale small lot of old Red Wabash at
1 14c; ) car new Wab. Red p. t; I car amber
wheat p. t The bulk of the sales to-day was
understood to be at lTiK"1!!, mostly at the
former, but a few extra samples brought bet
ter figures.
CORN Held pretty firmly; most in market
limited above buyers views. Sales 500 bu
4,Ci 2,000 bu 4c, 4,000 bu 4Kc; closing with
buyers at 48a ,
New York Market.
[By Telegraph for the Daily Empire.]
NEW YORK, July 19.
FLOUR Receipts 8,194 bbla; market
heavy ; sales 12,000 at S 1(K',5 15 for superior
state; 6 Q5(n5 15 superfine western; 6 25($
ft 50 eotamoa to medium extra westers ; 5 60
(a5 70 inferior to good shipping extra K. II.
O.
RYE FIX)UR Steady at $3 6(Kg4 20.
WH EAT Receipts 22,645 bu ; market
firm ; sales 76,000 bu at 1 27(a l 30 for Mil
waukee Club ; 1 33 tut winter red western
1 42o7l 43 for white western.
KYE Quiet at HltoXS. ; ;,.!'
BARLEY Nominal.
tX)RN llocelids 73,775 ba : atarket heavy
sales 40,000 ba al 6IJ(,n62 for sound mixed
western ; i(n 65 for round yellow.
PORK Farm at la,&0 fur old
19.541 f.a- new.
WHISKY I hill at tl(o21,.
UUTTEK Fawrwqueetai 10 1 5 for Ohio
I (Kalis lor State.
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
Reported for the Daily Empire.
BOSTON, July 18.
The Havard ColWe commencement exer
cises took place to-dny in the first Church at
Cambridge. The church was packed to reple
tion. Among the prominent guests on the
plstfinrn, were Hon. Edward Everett, Oov.
Hanks, Judge Douglas, Chief Justice Shaw,
Hon. Solomon Parsons, of Illinois, with many
ot iters. The exercises of the graduating class
seemed to give much satisfaction, Tha rle-
f;ree of L. U D. wns conferred upon the fol
owing gentlemen: Jas. Walker, Ex-President
ot llavnrd t ollege; Him. Wm, U. Heed, of
Philadelphia; John Lalhrop M alloy, of Bimtoa;
and Ioril Lyons, British Minister. Among
those received Uie degro of Doctor of Divin
ity, are Hishon Alfred. Dean of Drlnwarn: Rev
Thos. Hill, President of Antioch College ami
Key. Wm. llrack, of Ijondon. 1 he graduating
class to-day, numbered 106.
SING SING, N. Y., July 18.
Six convicts who ware on the marble nnnr-
ry at the prison, attempted to escne this P.
m., ny running nasi Uie guard; one or them
named John Adams, wss shot by officer J
SarleSj the ball passing through him instantly.
Christian Heck stein, the notorious burglar
and pickpocket, who was serving onl his sev
enth term, waa the ringleader, and evinced a
determination not to I taken back alive, He
made a desperate struggle with the principal
keeper. R V. Oubfk, who was compelled tn
knock hire insensible before he would yield.
The others were soon captured hy the quivers.
NEW YORK, July 18.
A tirir.e fight between Robert Johnson and
Ed. Carley, two well known brnisers. was stop
ped this morning by the police, after one round
had been fought The principals were arrest
ed and held to bail . , .,
NEW YORK, July 18. ST. JOHN'S, N. F. July 18.
II. R M. steam trnn boat i'luinti VsA.
tho advance vessel of the Prince of Wales
squadron, arrived at this port at eleven o'clock
tins morning. .
She left England on tha first of July. The
main squadron would leave Davenport ot the
elevemtr; ,;
BOSTON, July 18.
The annual commencement exercises of
Harvard College to-dav hsrn attracted an un
usual throng of visitors. The Governor, ,Ex
Antive Council, Mr. Douglas, and others of
oflice and eminence, were escorted to Cam
bridge by the National Lancers
WASHINGTON, July 18.
Gen. nick lev has published an address to
the Kniirhta or the Golden Circle in Viririnin
and other Southern States, They ere ordured
to repair to incur ananinpme.nl, in Texas,-by
the 15th of September.
He says tho citizens ot Texas have raised
$4!I8,000, and he appeals tn her sinter South
ern Mtntes tor contributions. The object is
declared to be to Americanize and Southern
ir.e Mexico, looking to the establishment of a
Southern Confederacy. Such a course is to
ho taken as will not violate the neutrality
laws; tha Kniirhts eoine to Mexico as emi
grants, and becoming bona fide citirmis, un
der, it is said, Mexican sanction. The order
is said to numlier 50,000.
(toy. F'lnyd has gone to Virginia lo recruit
his henlth.
DUBUQUE, July 18.
The Democratic Congressional Convention
of the Second District of Iowa, held at Cedar
Rapids on tho 17th, nominated Ben. M. Sam
uels for Congress.
INDIANAPOLIS, July 18.
here tn-diiv wu. knnllv i,t. i., 1,a ......,:....
in regard tn tho attendance, which is rather
small.
Among the speakers are Messrs. Pugh and
Vallandighnm of Ohio.
There is a torch light procession to-night
SPRINGFIELD, (Mo.,) July 18.
At a Breckinridge Ratification meeting at
Bolivar, on the lliih inst, Hon. C. W. Price
was nominated for Congress, in opposition to
Uon. John 8. Phelps. Ho lias accepted, and
will return to Missouri to canvass tho Dis
trict. Ho will irct a lunrn vote.
NEW YORK, July 19th.
ine steamship reutuma from Hamburg via.
Southampton 5th, orrived this morning. There
is no news except that Mr. Ten ltroeck, Amer
ican horse Sutelito won the Stamford Plate at
new market
The steamship Tuabel and Pernio from lis
vanna huve arrived, news anticipated.
SCHENECTADY, N. Y. July 18.
meeting met at noon to-day, with
not over twenty persons present After ef
fecting a temporary organization, with James
L. Adams, of Winchester, as Chairmau, Uie
meeting took a recess. A mass meeting wus
culled for this evening.
Tho Convention re assembled ut three o'
clock. J, 8. Van Rcnnsalaer was chosen
Chairman.
An address in favor of Sam Houston for the
Presidency, was offered, and after a worm dis
cussion, which nearly terminated in a row,
was adopted.
Commodore Stockton, of New Jersey, was
named as Vice-President, to run with Hous
ton. A Committee was apaiinted to name on
electoral ticket, and iijmmi reporting, the Chair
man resigned, nnd with mnnr others, with
drew from the Convention, which shortly nf
Uirwurdaliroke up in an indiscriminate row.
BOSTON, July 18.
The steamer City of New York, Caid. Pa
gram, U. S. Navy, commanderleaves this port
to-morrow for the fishing grounds of the Brit
ish North American Province. ,
Ex-Governor Hubbard, of New Hampshire,
U. 8. Commissioner under the reciprocity
treaty, with other otticiuls, proceed in her to
Newfoundland, where they will lie joined by
the British Commissioner, and proceed to de
fine the fishing boundaries, as provided for in
the taeaty betweeu the United States and Eng
land. ,
The city authorities of Charlcstown have
appointed a committee to arrange for a puli
lic demonstration of welcome to the first (inl
way steamer that arrives there, and a dock bos
been selected for her.
NEW YORK, July 18.
The exhibition on board tho Vreat A'atfem
will close July 28th. She will sail for Eng
land, via Halifax, August ltilh. The crowd
on board to-day was larger than ever before,
including the Chicago Zouaves. '
NEW YORK, July 18.
The inquest in the Walton-Matthews mur
ders resulted in a verdict against Charles Jtf-
tents who was committed lor trial.
Nearly 9000 persons visited the Ureal
f.astrm yesterday. She makes au excursion
to Cape May returning on Wednesday.
BALTIMORE, July 19.
;
;
The Be II aad Everett ratification lost uight
waa immense and the greatest enUiuanu.ro
displayed. The front of the Court House was
brilliantly decorated with Ireiuipareauiea, Hags,
mottoes, tc. The number present was fiilly
double as great as atu-uded the ratification
meeting of either branch of the Democracy.
Mayor Swan presided. Sjieechea were luads
by J. Dixon, Rowan, Frederick Sley aud
other distinguished Marylandrra.
The various Ward avociationa marched
with trauiMirencie, illuminated monuments
drawn by horses, bauds of music and all other
indications of political enthusiasm. Letter
were read from J. W. Gerard, Erastus Brooks,
of N. Y., Mr. Raudulph, of N. y., Leu.
Coombs, of Ky , and other proniiuunt speak-era,
ST. LOUIS, July 18.
Al the TJnloa CiRlntf t'tdivetititra tn-dnr.
AllwrtTodd was nominated for Congress,
long term. A full county legislative ticiiet
was also nominated.
FRANKFORT, Ky., July 18.
Al the Democratic State Convention tenia,
seventy -seven counties were represented.
I union Mci iBrty was unanimously noinl"
nat4 for Clerk of the Court of Appeala -' "
Mr. Hreckinntlpe was serenaded thia eyerie
inr, and responded in an eloquent speech,
pruieaaiug uevouon to ine teuton, etc.
NEW YORK, July 18.
A Breckinridge meeting at the Cooper fn
slitnte to-night, was fully attended. John U,
llrower, presided. Speeches were made by
Dailies S. Dickinson, Charles O Conner and
otlters.
WASHINGTON, July 19.
Owing to oeriain misrepreHentntiuns of that
public conduct of Oen. De Oullsdo the liberal
chief, which havw reoeiitly appeared inshej
newspapers, several irentlemen soionrninur in
this city, and thoroughly acquainted with
Mexican affairs have prepared a brief historr
of events since January lP.'iH which relieve)
him from all uncharitable impiitnlions, aud
shows him to be a trtin pntnot, eontieiil5
striving amid. acruiuulstd 'illlaliWri'or lb
wellaro-of his distracted tiountry.
There were 14,640 orders in the PoHtofEcsi
department fot posf i stamps for the second
quarter of 1859, amounting to $t,AtWI,983 and
12,486 for the second quarter of 18fi0 amount
ing to $1,673,859. Decrease in orders UtiO;
being abont 1 7 per eenti inermmmm vw the -raltt
of the postage stamps issued; $:ilMt,37T beirta; ,
amnit ii percent J Ina rertucUon in the
amount of labor on a largely Increased issue
has been effected by furnishing each otmfej
with tho full amount required for the quarter
ly supply ae nearly as it can be calculated ami
forbidding Poiirmasfcrs from" making ' several
orders in the aanysAjnin-tBr,'; , -. j, ".-,,
Lawyers.
CIIAHeTAItltOTT,
Attorney-at-Law and Kotary Pallia,
niTTna, oiim,""
frru: B0 Third "trnot, heteecn Mala aasl JcJU
j lerson aireen, over Uioe's Jeaelry Huire.
KIaMOTT. ATTDM Ntt V JjA W, (iffiffin
I. in are Huildhiji, Third titvt1t'nwit) tibial
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HKO. W. MAtAMIIKK, AThiRNKY - AT
VT-laAW. Offireeu iaiB U (niipOHitA the tViort
Ilouffe, Dayton, Ohio. nlu
I ATM 1C lifk K LXV, liTR-yAT"lJ f.
L hVe hi the ICn.j.ir.- Hml'tmt-, Third aireet, lh-r.
ton. Ohio. W ill niriktM'Olliti fti.tlMiilul islt.,n.l0.tru. rntMu
Ui'eof litPpNiViioi (n-nwJiv tn Men'ivoroerr andth
aijiiiiiiTiHi-uonutvia, iimw hiim m-Klioa Kiifm Oeel AlUt
rnorttfti, and prttaia aU uttiw htpd iiiMirunmita.
Legal.
Froclamatlon by the Mayor.
11YPHOPHOHIA.
M a tm'i OrrtoA,
Citt or ItavToM, JiinPhtM, lUflO. (
WHKRKAH: It ia made apfiarMit, from ffti tar fa
niitiilarr of Iijin, run rimy nt liirirn within the Of,
tliat tho riit4MBJie of hdrofiholiAU In dajigr of iawoot
inij )ii-4VHli'iti,
lTiervihrf; I, W. H. Oiuaana, Mayor of tho rltv of
r ray ton, do horrhy iirdr, and rfHiiirti, nil (irrwonri o'v i
ha, or luu-UiruiK wiy miimnt ot the itoiy kind, to oonr. i
ihoMiuiio t,Millniitiv(dii)N, from the lint hereof,) to
Ina or her VHrd or hniiMi, for tho tinn ot eiitty dnvn, or
to mu'Jn th ftiuiia ta mu'h nmnnr, aitn oihi ltnl tua
fiotiaiilMliI v of ditinaKo, orintirv n-inltinir from hvdi
piutJM wr etiirwMa. W. H. MaLatii, Mayoiv
Hen, vii t or Doe Law It shall lie lawful for anv r a.
rum lo knl nny ninial of thedfiK kind, toimd riumi:if
al lartti within raid cltv, withiniho time M).M'iAtd in I!
prot-lamAtioii ot the iiavor hb alon-i-aid; and H .hidl has
Uie duly oiihe jHarhfd Ui(wae all enli animate,
ninniiiaT nt mrw' m rouiruvtMitiun of mik-Ii )iro-lia)imthra
mm ulorvwud, to be dftumytil. jn
TOJmiDGKIIUll.nKJlH.
NOT I (IE In herehv irjren that n"nhd pmpoaji aiB
be retviveil nt the onW of th Amtitor of Moi -kt.iiiH'17
romity, Ohio, iu !ntun, until VHIDAY. Jl lj
Jih A. 1. intHi, at Iu o'rlin'k a ni, for tho ertvuon ot m
Tntea UridKfai'rofiri Mad Kivr, near JlamhinauTlliA.
AIo, for a Tnmn Bndjfp, wro Tm'n Hun, on t!
eoiiniy road l(adiiifi rrum Kunin'nvtDe to Vt inchest
IB slaekeoB iowntihip. - '
Plaim, Ae., ian U aeen at ti Rfureenitl OfTli'e, whei
all iniornotuon relaUnK to tlie kaiu cao lie had. Hy .e
der ot tiMiiity euiiiuiieiion?r.
je2udlwtd DAN. H. IHYDKN, Auditor.
NOTICIC In April lawt the miharriber mmned A
iiot of mrndKivtm by John llutli.'ld mrNVor t 41' r
iiitn Uatfl?ld for the riiui of tltne hnndivHt dollare, aod
tlau-.l Kelrnary iwtli, IHTWI, All nrrona Are hetvuy
mi mod from pure luunna aaiti i)uU, aa tiurutuu tiaA
aaine, hai houu attopiHMl.
jes.yU MOIUJAN llATKtKLD. '
Agricultural.
UUNtlAKlAN (KAHH,eonMnVml Uie beet Hay
i Krowuin Una vtuinity. A choHidttvoi4tiiii uru-m
ejd on hand and for aale at the IJhiU.u aed HioVe end
AKnculturai Waruhotiae, hti, MUU Third at. eaet of Lie
H. O. U WOUiHUi-U
mayM UlAwtf
fARDKNHBKna. Jatd ttWrAtj, a Artelot of rre h
I and piiroUantt-niWtU, ueh am Riirlv York t?ab
ohh!, horar LiMif and earlv V innniiruu,t t iiMMiffi, and
aMroiUvianalynf rHblw'aeel, Rally K!ol fce-t, Bail
CieuinUf KiHy (Jalinower, leartv rarrot, Anion, Lie
uos, l.Vlery, &nH I'lant, very rtirly iN-aa, Bounn, Mi I
ona, aud otlter oru ioj nmneroua to iwoUoa. tiettr
er wi)h a vhoiue lot of I-lower nuni ! tho very U dt
varieuusi. i. niHii'iii
Dnyton Aanciiltnral Vv arehouae,,
ftdtf . .vi .t., sxuHt if poitolhVe.
Corn Mill.
FARMER8 8TTJDY ECONOMY..
AND EXAHINB HTAUI.KTTa
ew taslc Corn and fob Mill,
ESPECIALLY Adapted to gntrdliiaAU kinds of nh. (
lsl k", an w-ll aaoom aiul itiTasi. Thi Mill lu B
llu- rti nt premium at the Ohio Huta l-'air, Aud A tweu f
four ciwiiUtae in Una Htale tin ftOJ.
No t-artneritiroidtk wnthoot aie. Aa fart proven .f
our inojt ivliai? and pnwtioal tunmrp, HirotufhonttJ
04H1 n try. prova that ilni aavin of at kat one timH p
?n i m! 1 1 ix all kiBaieiet ahelled eriiat Ar tatxtiair Hotmsa
siutlft and rthevu, i one tialf more iu ietMiitig boga. f
hudinj' tho iiial.
The uieleripied rav4ht pnrehaaed the litfht lor tltA)
iNHimie it' Montgomery, lrm-ii, t'larke, Miami a id
lark,la now prvpared in niaUHiAaetiirv tttoae vaioaik
l-arui Mill to onlor, At the Hitt ki-y! KoiuHlry, Third
etreet, liaytea, Ohio. Call And ejuuiilne tlwiu, or e vii
for a tnrt'uiar.
Ordera (vromptly Attended to. Farm and fHn-ftl
II nt no llrlU miuiubst't4irvij hy the nudorwifrtMMt, ei
whuloaialai mod rottul. Over ofia Uioueand wore at4d tu
ptvt tvr-uooii. AddreAA. tt. O. TAYtH.
dntu.yi lkuvHin Onto.
Livery.
HORSE-TALK"
JOHN HHKLI KHKIUiHL (Ht the Wet ide of
ronaon frtritoi in m,w fully prt ("iM-fsl to aMiiiini4Mlitis
he pntJirwith taat HoKHhN, iriMifl Ht'i mi r, t'A K
HIAi.KA, and every ilun tliat iuovj i louiai u a eeii
fi-fuliO! Livory Huabt, ,
A to hm aUlny to phaae and give onl ire aaliv&choa
to all who niay lavor huu with tlo'ir priOritai. Hm
uko great ploaMiire tn iffornng hi (ho lolUiwittg eoin
iM'tenl jinlgt.: rliuNini Himtn, K. !lrathman, Jamoe
V. leowroy, J.khit vYiaoiiui. Korfool and Pvter
VnorlooN, hII o whom, icNiifU-d utuh-r onlh, afrwdofA
ago, tlud Mr. B. ie wio .f tlie very lar! Livery Mt ub
tho world, aim I timi hia uiitsuulit putihmiy, a ftu n,
draw iMHfUtmrn from all parti. 4f the world. If uy
one doutria thotntth of tttm Kttnioiit, we n(er lv(jA
W . llouk.aod Juhu Htraei'd, AUorueyat al Iew. '
hiaili-vt
Foundry.
HIMAV A. AAWW ...
H A. A. lAAi
DROWN & IRWIN,
HAVKlue beet ol tUaemad and common lluraeahas)
Ituii.
BKilWM A IRWIN
have die beet ,4 H.uiu.1, .H,ibu-e aud Klat Iroa.
A III IN
have tha ueel of baud. II.k,., Oval, Half Round so4
aaa hlkeet Iren.
UltliUN A 1KWIN
have tha beet ef Wagon, iio, wpnng aad Vmm&f
t Tire.
BROWN 4 IKWIN
hare toe beat ol .Noraay il llr-aiaor Nad Bxala,
UHliVi .1l t lltv. IN . ,
- : hare thkbai Hal, ueel aad rOmb 1oa, , ,
lllloWXA IKWIN
liaveUiebeet of Bmirul. Klat.iv.iw.n.eiutOiaMKiaSHeel.
HIlilWN . lliwiN
have the beet 01 lml.u tfii eiMiues and AsJea. ' 1
HKOWN A lHVl '
aay. th. beat of umei Hub Hands, aad Tire mvt
lluar Holla.
HK11WN A IKWIN 1
have the brat of rU-llm... Antila and nolid Box Vteee,
aittNaiKiN
ananukeeur. an.i erU ,ivi. umiow Ware.ao.
BKtiWN A IKWIN ' t
keeeTlaaf all kinds, nlieei. Knaa aodlroa. '
HHOUNA IKWIN
keep Deeper Md Tie rxtoma. Hi.s k Tia and aodder,
BHowM a 1KW IN
keep pie plaaea, fruilaaa tone, and noatoina, S., all f
wiuen wtu so .on
euei to an. trade al tuo lowwal pnoea.
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