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Dayton Business Directory.
Tinas fob AneesTmea m Buiim mi Diasovosv.
Regular yearly (tdveltieers, one lino gratia, inhere
14 per year 13 for six months i 31 for three month.
94T Puymmt in ail oaSM in sutancs.
OITTT OOVERNMBNT.
Af.ivor. William H. fllllesplei offlr-s, 107, Main.
JVursAal. many B Gain: oinoe, at Mayor's omee.
rrwuiiw. 1. W. ; omos, J. W. iJarst Bro's.
NuUdior Joaiah jorell; ofnee,
t'r. Anthony Btepheuat otnoe, Council Ohambar.
CHy Cbwuil.
First Ward Amos Decker and Hush Wixe-im.
Beoood WardKara bimai and Uiram Huong.
Third Ward 1. H. Kiersted and (too. W. HiKra.
fourth Ward J. A. Hiniclcand L. L. Oilllland.
Fifth Ward Eire Thomaa and George Lehman
. Sixth Ward W. N. Lots and Jaoob Iieoksr.
TOWNSHIP OFFICERS JuttlcM of Pitta.
Wm. U. HuKinneyt ottlce, 3d, near Main.
John H. Stoppelman; orltoo, as 3d bat Jeff. I St. Clair.
eAmes Turnerj otttoa, 63, Jeflereon.
CbnatabUa,
lasso Hal sad Bsra .Urn-eye.
Artists.
fteabohm t., Main, bat. 3d 4th; over Market Rome.
Attoraoa-s.
Aokerman, John J., aaoond story, SS, Main,
Beuinann, 0. L..SS, Main.
Ciippy, a. P., C1kkv Building, 3d, hat. Main A Jell.
Houk A McMahon, 323, 3d. bet. Main and Jefferson.
Honk, 0. A., Olegg'a Building, 3d, bet. Main and Jeff.
Jackson, B. B second story, 3t3, 3d.
Jordan, J . A., 34, Main, bet 3d and 3d.
Jordan, N. B., n e oor 3d aud Main. , .
j Leemnn. A. B., 340, 3d net Main and Jefferson.
l,owe, Thomaa t., Poetomce bulldiug, up alaira.
Malambre, Ueorae W Wi, Main, bet ad ajd 3.1.
Nolan, M.I'.,
010 .
I Km pirn Bmldinir, Kd,
TlltOQ Fitoh, mmodu itorv, 3) 1, 3d.
Weakley, II. II., Uonover Building, a a nor 3d A Main.
Aarlet.
Wine, John, 173, 3d.
Anetton Rooma
Ohriatopher, Jeaae K., eor Market and Jeneraon.
ft uuar, CI. V., old font Ottioa, 3d.
Belt Hanger. ' '
Moole, Joaeph, D e cor 3d and Ludlow.
Book Blndara.
Odell, T. W., n e eor 3d and Main.
Hmith, J. 11. 0., UlaKK'a rJuilding, 3d, net Main Jeff.
Bookaaller
Wagner, J. N., 97 Main, up-ataira, oppoelte Market.
Itickey, Jamea, M, 3d.
Boota and Shoaa.
Ilochwalt, Ueorge, 310, 3.1, ht t Main and Jeneraon.
Kelly A Harna, rhillipi Ileum, 3d.
lull A Waikel, 1114, Main, but iul and Market.
Walker, William, 3111, 3d, bet Main and Jeneraon.
Brackets, Balnatera and Step Ladders.
Balaley, J. H.,ir7 iirat, eastoi eanai.
Carrlaaja Mannfaetarsra.
Cohan, John, ka3, bin, bet Jeneraon and Ml. tHair. '
liarraty k Wetael, M, 3d.
Clgare Tobaeco, Vc.
Hornntein, L., 3, Main, 11 3d and 4lh.
Hchneller, Salvator, Clejot'" building, 3d.
Clothlere.
Miller a Oheroh, a a eor 3t and Jeflaraon.
Hott Kropp, 303, 3d, bel Mam and Jeneraon.
Walker, William, 301, 3d.
Coal and Wood Yarda.
Oolb, P. U., corner lut and oanal.
nartnett, Mluhael, cornered and canal lauilu
MoOain, Oeorge, 3d, adjoining caual.
Vonanasrelal Collesjat
limir, I. J., 31, 3d.
Conjtotlonra.
Hrandenbnrg, W. II.,J, Haekel'a Bmlduig, 3d.
Maxwell, K. 0., f, Mam.
Welty, J. K., UK, Mam.
Denllita.
Oonway, Edward, 339, 3d.
JDrnaglete.
Ahhey, Jamea, 190, Main,,
Wallera A Kalao, IMV, 3dT
Dry Uootla. -llarat
A Bro., Mi Main,
bouuleaa, N. V., ",U, Main.
Van Uoran, M'Uer, A Pox, M, Main. '
Djrolno; Hone.
Wiegend, Hermann, nt. Ulair, eet4ili and ftlh.
Kxpraee Conapanlaat
American Bxpreaa tkimpany, 340, 3d.
Uoitod Dlatea Kxpreaa Company, 34U, 3il.
rsrnllari Hooma.
Haheretioh, Philip, 30K, sd.
Mikinaa, Uharlea A., Ilk), Main.
Uai Company!
Dayton Oaa Light and Ooke Uu., n w cor 3d and Jeff,
Uas Plxtaraa.
Ogden, Robert, 73, Jnneraou.
War A Maloolm, 40 Jeneraon.
Oroeers.
(iilbert. J. B., A Co., 70 and 7a, Jeflarron.
Hanitch, John, 44, Main, bet lal ami d.
Miuiok, John A., n w oor JanarMoa and Market.
o'Bneu, Edward, 301, 3d, bel Main and Jeneraon.
foal, Oliarlea, A Co., 313, 3d, bet Main and Jellxraon.
Hardware.
Braoelin, Jamea, 319,3d.
Hats, Caps, etc.
l-enta A Weokel, 104, Main.
Walker, WOluun, 3W, 3d.
Horso Shoars.
Barman Nathan, HUH, 3d, bat Jeneraon and at. Clair.
India Robber Goods.
Hanitch, John, 44, Main, bet let and 3d.
Iron Foundries.
Hsll, Bennett, A Co., Hnawnee, bet Wayne A Wyandolt,
Jewelry, Watchee, Clocks, eta.
LaTee, P. A., Mu, 3.1, bet Main and Jelterson.
Hnerea, JoUo, , 3d,
Job Printing.
Cmptrs Building, 110, Main.
Letter Papar and Knwelopea.
Wanner, J. 31., 97 slain, up-euura, oppo.ne Market.
Ijlejnors, Wines, 4ae.
Ollbert, J. B., a Co., 70 and 7a, Jelleraon.
, IP nriaa, Bdward, 301, 3d.
Livery and Bala Btablea.
Oat heart, Jamea, Ml, Jeneraon, bet 3d and 4lh.
Harblo Yard.
La Dow, 0., 971, 3d, bet Jetteraou and Bl. (Jleir.
Meat Market.
1 tHlllland, Lawis L., 3, Market.
Motarlss Pnblle.
Baumann, 0. L., as, Main.
Jaukaoo, . B., 31, 3 doora eaat or Maio
Jordan, J. A., 34, Main.
Jordan, N. K., a s oor Main and 3d.
Malambre, Ueorge W., eo, Main.
Btoppelmau, John 11., 300, 3d.
Turner, Jamea, so, Jettareon.
N ot loos.
Ohrlatopher, J. K., a w oor Market and Jelleraon.
Huuer, 0. P., old Poatotnoe, 3d.
Paper Hanajlnasi
Kickoy, Jamas, 330, sd.
Palntlnar.
Slerin, Hals, A DoU. 3d.
Psrlodlcalsi
Brandenburg, W. U., tut, 3d.
. t . , Pkatoajrapbs.
Bssbohm, Louis, Mam, over Market House,
. Pnyslelnns.
Bosf a, I. C, 43, Ludlow, near 3d.
Ogden, Robert, 73, Jene'eon?""'
War A Maloolm, 40 Jeneraon
Mnll ra.il iim
, m mi,
1 A Wlehlgau, Welxler, bet 3d and 3d.
i, Xenia, A Columbus, Xenia Depot. aV3il
i A Weetern, 3th, w of Perry
(ilia A Miaou, a woor 4th and Main
,""a'U! Mrsae, ate.
ih A Bra., Sot, 3d, betMaiaand J.osrson.
M.l...
4 Vaytoa,
llavton A Weatern. 6th. w of
Oreenville A Miami, a w oor 4th and Main.
Oeognaale A ak. Jodereoa. bel 3d sad 3d.
Langs, Fred., 74, Jelleraon. -
Maoerlh, John V., 103, Main.
Fhetea A Haaaaa, vw Main.
' Banilnary.
Cooper Baminary, eor l.i and Wilkinaon.
utaaa and Uai alaaer.
Ogdoa, Bohart, 73, Jeltaroo
. ltfM,H.ll.wl.r,1Al,
No,Banou,AJo.,7u, l.
. T.lejrapk Orflee.
weetera Daloa letevrapii, o oor m sod Mala,
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VOL. XIV.
DAYTON, OHIO: WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1862.
NO. 99.
iiiii:
City and Other Matters.
Drop in At Doff s, 108 Maio Street, and
get OysUir, Fresh Bast Bad other Lake Fish,
and Cranberries and other fruit '' ' '
Here. The New York Ledger, Mercury,
London News, German Illustrated, German
Leslie, True Flog, Vanity Fair, Scientific
American, and a supply of X & XX Oysters,
at 79 Main street
Big Sale. Next Monday morning C. P.
Huber & Son will sell a rousing lot of furni
ture, and household goods every thing in the
line at Trebein's 2d and Cannl. Look out '
More anon.
Remember --If you want a good mpal,
go to Ihe "American" and Josh I'helan will
accommodate you with such. He has all
kinds of game of the season. Remember
the place "American."
Time ! The Superintendents of the sev
eral Railroads cetilering at, and diverging
from, tbipi city, met at the Phillips House last
evening to arrange a Time Table foi the win
ter season. We may expect a change of time
next Monday.'
On Time. Brandenburg has received the
New York Ledger, Flag of our Union, True
Flag, American Union, Vanity Fair, Waverly
Magazine, Mercury, and other good things to
read these long evenings. Stop in as you go
to the Post Office next door- and don't for
get the Planted Oysters.
Boettickf & Happlecart A friend of
the happy couple has sent us the following
note of the event :
MARRIED On Thursday evening, Nov,
Gth, at the residence of the bride's parient,
by Rev. K. SweetnesH, Mr. Jeremiah Doe
slicks to Miss Jerusha Uopplecart, all of
Dayton.
Magio and Music Heller To-morrow
evening Mr. Robert Heller, the moat as
tonishing Magician in ihe world, and the most
charming Pianost who ever visited our city,
will commence a series of three of his un
rivalled entertainments at Huston Hall. The
press and people everywhere he has been, are
unanimous in pronouncing him the best per
former in his line they have ever witnessed.
His "second sight" is far superior to any
thing ever attempted, his illusions are admi
rable, and his performance on the piano su
perb. You will never tire of Heller; he will
please and astonish you aa often as you visit
him.
Don't fail to see Heller at Huston Hall to
morrow evening. ,
owe. a -
s,uI6,m. vaufjm in.
ocpreu.uona m nigui mieves nave oeen car -
ried on with a high hand in the city and su
berbs; and recently their operations were
mainly confined to the North-Eastern part of
tbe city, where their success seemed to war
rant a continuance in that quarter for a
while.
Mayor Gillespie, who' had for tome time
been devising "ways and means" for nabbing
these pestiferous scoundrels, concluded that
at last be bad the thing "down to a hole."
Yesterday His Honor called in all hia Pick
ets, and directed Capt Clark to post them
last night in tbe alleys and by-ways in th
precinct aforesaid.
This strategy bad the desired effect After
midnight Policeman Eicber saw a fallow in th
act of breaking into the rear of tbe premises
of Mr. John Powell, 1st street between Lud
low and Wilkinson. Refusing to stand when
challenged, the burglar was fired at several
times, but the distance and uncertain light
saved him ; but he was pursued and captured.
lie proved to be a negro an escaped slave-
named John Henderson, who was recently
before th Mayor on complaint of "carrying
concealed weapons." ,
Ihre other negroes confederate contra
band were also captured while endeavoring
to make their escape from the Pickets Th
sooty burglars were taken to their den a ne
gro ror on Sycamore street, where, after a
close search the Watchmen discovered a large
amount of plunder all manner of goods and
trinkets and burglars tools, etc.
The plunder comprises articles from a
large number of our citizens during a period
of two or three months, many of which have
been identified. There was a queer mixture
of "odds and ends" at Ihe Mayor' Office this
morning.
The Mayor and Police deserve great credit
for breaking up this nest f burglars, Thos
darkies are evidently the party that hare been
operating for soma time at night upon th
property and provisions of oiliisna. Th d
I termination of th Mayor and Polio to rid
the city of night-thiaves, offsra small induce
ments to new hands in th burglar business!
W learn that these black burglar willjb
examined before th Mayor is) two or three
days.
iili, u.il .l ,t i . .1 1 i. ii 1 tr 1 i I 1
,
Chapter of Accidents. We learn that
a man named Michtel Driver, while grooming
a horse in Oreenville, on Monday, was kicked
by the animal In the neck, breaking it, and
killing the man instantly. His remains were
taken to Hamilton for interment.
On Saturday last, two men named Bargar
and Shidler, had a scuffle with a gun at a
whisky-shop in Piqua, when the load fas ao
cidentally discharged the content shatter
ing the leg of Shidler, who bled to death be
fore assistance conld arrive.
Two canal boatmen bad a Ggbt at the wharf
in Piqua, on Monday night, when one of them
struck lb other with a boulder, fracturing his
skull, tt was thought the man would hardly
recover.'
This morning as the Northern train passed
Into the Depot to throw the baggage upon the
C. H. ft D, train, a soldier who was alarmed
fur fear the train would not slop, jumped off
while the cars were under full headway I He
turned several somersaults in hi passage to
to the ground, while his knapsack and other
accoutrements described dangerous circles
about his head t After striking the side-track
and rolling about a rod, he gathered himtell
op "more scared than hart"
Capt Botiark This noted individual
seems to have gotten into permanent difficul
ty. He was examined before the Mayor on
the charge of stealing chickens from a far
mer in Van Buren Township, and it was pro
ven by Policemen Snyder and Kichnr who
eaptured the Captain that be bad a bag
full of chickeus with their necks broken, and
the farmer identified the chickens. It was a
clear case, and the Mayor bound the Captain
over in the sum of $.100. No one volunteer
ed to "see" the amount, and the Privateer was
locked np to await the action of the next
term of Court The offence is identical with
the one which sent Capt Jim to the Peniten
tiary a few years ago. The Sumter crew,
who were arrested on "general principles,"
were discharged, there being no evidence
that they bad "showed the white feather" on
the occasion.
Prom Clarksburg'. Mr. John Steele,
formerly ef the Express Office in this city,
now of the Commissary Department, Clarks
burg, Western Virginia, is home on abort fur
lough. He reports the Chief of the Depart
ment Uncle Dick Comly in moat excellent
health, and presiding over affairs with his old
energy and cleverness. Dave Comly is also
engaged in that Department, and we will war
rant that if there is auy thing in roach good
to eat the soldier-boys among Ihe Virginia
hills will get a share of it That "base of
supplies" is in generous hands. Mr. Steele
will return to Clarksburg Monday or Tues
day next
A tTasMAVxaklak P.1A- XI . Cl.ll
W wMVI MW1V oU.OUU ' UIICIUBIUCr,
of ,hit jj, h ,hown , , rejct of the oW
-n ,imB. n, i ,i, k:, n....n. r
January 4, 1800, taken from the coat-pocket
of the dead rebel Gen. Moore, on tbe battle
field of Hatchie, Miss., October 2d, 18G2, by
Sergeant J, A. Shelhamer, It contains the
official proceedings had in Congress on the
announcement of the death of the venerable
General Washington; and it also has in it a
poem written by a young lady upon tbe death
of Washington. Tbe paper was found among
other valuable effects of the rebel General,
and seems to have been prized by him as a
relict
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Musio Should any of our lady-readers
desire the services of a first-class music teach
er, w advis them to employ Miss 8. Coch
ran, at th residence of Mr. Reynolds, N. E.
corner of Sears and Market street Friends
of ours, who are fully posted in Musical
matters assure us that Miss C. is an exquisite
singer, and that she is an excellent instruc
tress. She haa boon giving instruction in
vocal music for about six yean.
; , . a
For Rent A house containing six rooms
and cellar, and ha excellent cistern, pump,
wood shed, etc , convenient on the premises,
No. 8 Cbesnnt street Enquire at this Office.
Special Notices.
NKW-STYLUS OK CLOAKS
NOW READY.
GEO. II. COLES,
Successor to
N. P. Dououss,
76 Main Street
Good Constantly ArriTing-. New aud
attractive goods are constantly arriving at J.
K Christopher's, corner of Jefferson and Mar
ket trt. The goods were bought at auction
in th Eastern Cities, and can be sold Jo te
rmed that They comprise a large quantity
of Cassineta, Satinets, Shawl, Cloaks, Cloak
Ooods, Hoods, Children Shoes, Carpeting,
and a larg number of Blankets, a part of
whioa are slightly damaged. Hargains are la
lh goods.
American Triumph. Wheeler A Wilson
have just taken the first premium at the
WORLD'S FAIR now boinc held in London,
E. , . it i - i .l-
ngland, where all Machines made in this
and Europe were In competition.
This success is particularly gratifying as a
National triumph, and also as securing to
B' heeler & Wilson that supremacy throughout
the World which they have held for years in
this country.
A. H. West agent Offiee 340 Phillips
House 3d Street Dayton Ohio.
The Wheeler & Wilson Mnchines nre all
alike in principle; the difference being in fin
ish and formation of tbe Machine. The No.
1 Machine is silver-plated and has glass cloth
presser improved hemmer and binder. Price
on plain table f 70 ; in half-case -(); in full
cane H0. The full cases ore in mahogany
or walnut, and very finely finished. Our No.
2 Mnchines differ from the No. 1 only in not
being silver-plated and are 10 cheaper ; put
up in any style, either on plaiu table, hall, or
full case. The No. 2 halt-case is probably the
most popular Machine that Wheeler A Wil
son makes, as it is the cheapest Machine on
their list including all impiovenicnls, and is
put up in a neat hull-case, which covers the
Machinery and keeps it from all dust and
is supplied with a drawer for holding the tools
and thread. The Mi chines uro put in iiood
running order and securely packed so they
may be shipped by railroad or express to any
pari oi tne country, milled uirecuons no
company each Machine.
Who Want s One. Who want's what;
why, some ol thoee supuerb Photographs tit
ken hy Jnraes Gross, with all Ihe latest im
proremenis in the Art.
Having had considerable experience in th
business, I am now prepared to take Photo
graphs second to none iu the city, aud for
little less money than any other artist dare
take them. I will also tnke Amhrotypes,
Spbereotypes aud Jileleunotypes, Willi all die
latest improvements in the trade. Iwillalhu
copy from old Ambrotypes, either Photograph
or Spbereotypes, as purchasers may wish. In
tact 1 will do auything tuut is iu any manner
connected witn the business, and lor neatness,
cheapness and dispatch 1 dely competition.
Uallery at No ill) Main Street opposite the
t..oiirt tiouse iq I'syton.
lW JillKS B. Gitoss.
DIED.
at of Hhnriiaburg, on
nruuanajinciwniii w , i.m,uiiii .jiiiu n. tuWUa,
uouiMiny u, ruiirui iugiuiui i-w 101k Volume,
(I' lrst ncutt Lite LUArd.j
Ills laxl battle is o'er; the Ticloi y won.
lirop Ins nwora lightly; ley linn uuwa gently;
Cloae the eye. leudwily; llirue liutiliv the muiI:
lie has gullied iniiiioilaJlly iu apint 'a wiih u'od
De-eased was Infrrred from the resldfiice of hi
mother, Ua)Un, Oltio.oll balurda,, UcLuLer la. ' ,
friends and socteliesul apw lork, wl wuich ii Via a
liriiilr, return ineir llianks tu Hie uiiliiai y ui liaytuu
aiw, tne Liuiie,n hiiu (-n,iiaii,a 1,0 e icu an pail
uearera. 4wv itfi.nniiui,
Captain John H. Iiownswaa silled at the latllle ol
Hliai paburg, on ihe 17iti Sipiuutour. '1 ho ueueanuu U'ms
linuued with a uiiiiuuy epuit Irotn his youth. When
scarcur aiau-.eii years 01 age lie lell Auitla, the lliui
re-aideuoeul tu. lather's uunui. mined unnum,
Culled oUitcs lulanli y, uml ui,l t. u,u u Mr in .Ucico,
and was engaged in tne nettles ol Mulmodel Key, in-.
pllllepeu, aud at iilUUel. Ills culliby, miinlM-illig
uiuely-six nieli, lont lilty-olie in killed uud vvuuuuuti.
ftutftlth.-UDding his outli, lie nlouu tli taligue el
the campaign M ell, end (Meed Ihe teirinle oengeialo
which he Has exposed Willi the uouiage end Silliness
Of e reieraii. nuer me uar lie lui honoraoly uis
charged, eilhweuuently he made a voVMie to a.i,iune,
Vlslllutt gllglalld uud liuiaud. Uu Ilia lutuni he aeuieu
in rew lork city, ehere lie followed, lliu business ol
aiupwiigiu. tie Has a lileluoe, 01 a Uoted uuiupeuy
called me Ht'ott a lile tiiuids, each iie-uiber ol ttioili
hail aerved in the ear ol slexs u, '1 his eulupaliy hi.
kept lu the highest slate id diM'iplllie Uu Hie uiees.
uig out ol the present war he eulcred the service 01 il,u
fourth new 101k rtugiu.eut ae t-ieuu..iaul, and w
soon alter raised to e captelucy. Ilia men aeie i.li
raw recruits, coillssed ol Jouineyiiisu piuiteis. Hi
UlMir to bring Uieul to a high stale ol uietlplme Was
iiiueiaMgume, auu ess croHueu Hliu SUouese. I lieu
drill alei discipline was so siuertor as to elicit the en.
ootniulu ol the commanding uther while uu paradet
and waa uotiued in kandsuiiie leruiN by the presn.
w iiuu siatioueu at n,Hi.uri isews, hm coiiipuny
actirely engaged in hard service, scouting aud li,skii,g
reuoiinuisnuuitie. i ney were sent lu UI Vers puejea
Maryland Havre detiiace and Suit Mclli.r.. m
theuve to Bllllolk, V irgm.H. Ills elliuelu-y aud energy
as an oHIeer were hikiilv aunreciHled !, m. nuei.i..
omiera, as waa evinced by selecting him lor vertaiii
itnlKirtaut duties.
lie waa shot through the to ly, above the hip, aud
iKniMwuiwiuuiii, mi imi.1 aorus were to tuipjir
how the battle was going, aud was iiiluiuied that tu
enemy was laihng Osck, to whicu l,e iuiiih.11 l,teli
geeuned. '1 bus at the age ol thlltv. two years lie has
wwwu ma me in me cause ol III eolilitiy. He OHIO
.ue iieiu oi nuuuii huh iu Itie inubl nioiuiUi, cmuhm
Uiat beurd waa ever draeu in. iivutlt nas nuw put a
hual aeal on hie o. araiuji iualiangeHlile lorever ss a
uevoieu pairiot, a goes onioer, a tuave eoldief , and s
cjod leanug aud aervnig Lhruiiau.
His reteaina were biouuht huiue 1. h,a a,n.fH,t.r
Mr. 'J'hoina Muinsou, oi lie, ton. ai.iiui, tue isii. i.n.
were Interred with wililarv liuuoia iu U.M.iii.u i.,.
eiery. rjis wanare is enue.1. I he npinl-sui i.u diuiii
and reveille will never more roue mm Iron, the s.leui
quaiiea of Ilia grave. He haa luuglil hia last bstue,
aud the gooa light o, a christian, sou hits guieu lo reap
New Advertisements.
t OliHrlosi C Ihi ty & Co.,
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CELEBRATED EXTENSION HOOP SKIRTS,
AT
-. York Manufaclurers' Prices.
We now offer to the tsde, the above very aupeiior
HOOP SKIRTS,
At New Tore- prleea, "net," in all Hyle a. Also, a full
bos of
MILMNKBY OOODS,
Conalatlng In mrl of
Blbbons, riowers, Feathers, Bonnrts,
Hats and bbakcr Hoods.
Also, a oompiole aeaortaisnl of
ULtCK TCLTCT RinilO8,
From Nos. 1 lo i, of Ihs vary beat brand, and s felt
lias of
WHITE X0(iKD, BL1IK 1MB (0L0KID
VkLt KT ItlttBOJlB.
. J t HARLM 0. UUBERTY CO.,
No. 34 Pearl sweat, ueteeoa wslsut and Mais, Pm.
oiaaatt, Ohio. aoi3diw
1 MASTER COMMISSIONER'S SALE,
1 libaia Hroer' Admlni.trotrl kupsnor Court,
j -Iianiel M. Uurlla et si. J No. ,J3I.
1 jl'HnUAMT to au order of sale tu me dintited In
I the abure ua by the nupei lor curt of M out
country j Sricuojon' stT 'S o, s24
j '"j ln cl,f ""J"""- hio, io the highest bid.
Monday, Deavibtr u, l ei,
........ - . i. .. ....mi r. i uun I.. u Him ii, , un pillowing
dm;rited reel eute, to-wit: Lot numlieiad oue lliou
sand lour hundred and twenty.aix (i4iu) in the elly of
liaj too, Montgomery county, aud aiale of Ohio, an.
uord.iig to the rerlaed plat of .aid tity.
rlaid prop, rty haa be. 11 appramed at (1,33.1; can Bell
for iwO'thirda the em.raieed value Which la Sous.
N. K. JoKIiaN, MaMier Commiexiuner
Jostas LovxLt., Attorney. . uoltwt
MUHTOISr HALL
FOR THREE MUllTS 0L
Till RgOAV, KKIUAY A WO ATl'HD A Y
Mowesnbsr lain, ltli,aod lath.
11IIK renowned IMiisitiiiisi mid most accomplished
. oIIU)IMt , AinuricH,
ROBERT HULLER,
Will givelhreSof lua iucoiuisiiahle Manoal and Mu
sical loirees aa alsjve, which will embrace a selection
o, new auu
Startling Feats of Necromancy
An I a tirttnnt olio of
CLASSIC, OPERATIC AND POPULAR GEMS
In addition to whi.-h, the great modern mystery u
SECOND SIGHT
Will I ).MMmin-J lo in ljhlh flmMi t,j ihp yonthfiii
piiriiuiiiruuu.
mas t ii !' it i) .
VAItliS OK ADHlcelUM TV. INTY-MVB Clih TH.
A tllAM.lt. Of 1'UOliKAJlMK KAlll Mt.llf,
Dixirs ..penalll'.J o'eluulti perlormam e oniiunent e
a, i,,.
Au aiternuon perforata joe will be aivt-u oh buturuay
,u nuiu.i vuiiuiuu will oe aiiimiieu lui 1J Iiulu
NUI1CK
rnilh NUKktioldern I' the iirtydn Hnd Wwntorii
JL AUIII1..BVV ItUMU lit niHIIlavU Ul . liWla
li.. i-ia uu Iht r-lmio will by j.md ut .Utiuli uu lln
SU Ul t. 111131, iBIJJ.
nuiooa. J.UoB KLIM-:. .'reiisun i.
"t'tLU rfxptt.nuiiy uiiiiriii Iiih iiiiiueroiiM fiitn .
f T tuia uut4uiriiii3a Jm tuut iun-lta.id Ui ;
Eating Naloon and Kestaurant
formerly ownid by Mr. V. Fneu, toutlnftit eorner-oi
iliti mKi J.imAvvv, wiiurt li will lw uih t itl iituuit it
nUHly Ulflll M tttl tlltf ijtjril lllsi iiitukt-ut mloiU.
Ujo'lhud MU VeUliplu Lli bfajt iuiitiist-rf Mild on
MlUll UOlll tJ. uUef
JUST JiKCKlVJr)
DOK.LAS' OLD bTAMO, 6 MAIN hTKKLT.
U-'!i,
STYLES OF PKIXTS,
HTW OESIUSsJ IN . IICLAIKKs
'I'wseds,
As.l s fi.ll line of
Coods for Men and Hoys' Wear
DRESS GOODS
Ol all Ihe new alvles.
KLANNKLH, JiLANUKTH, ti.
3STEW STYLE CLOAKS
Al Issl year's prteee.
QBOROB II. OOLE8,
aueoaseor to K V, t'oiiglaee.
ft, Mala stsssl.
i
.
'
A
' v
, .... . AUYBHTmia HtTKI,1
IN DAILY.
ime a.uars, (eighty worda, aolid)
una etmaro, ona week,..,
vow eu,uare, one aooecn
Jne aiHare, throe months,
aauare, eix
1 ' IK IKK1,T.
one aifiiar, eighty word, one week
I'er square, eaith week In addition
in
I'oroia lor Adforuaaaianta wuuuvuu a .fmii
I , or for a longer period loan alnre epaiihedTiiiaia
k.em at lha Oounua Booas. ari adreruaeoMI la
are oliarged at the abuTO raloa, unlaaa a wnttea ear,
aunt la made prenous to Inaartloo. osrAll oaeuei a
f arueomenie rnuatbs paW for la adraaua, .
1
eoelert!ov w
I ut
oama, v uu
MANN fc COM
CKIKBRATKU
PLANTED OYSTERS.
M now receiving dally by ' i.
I Ji Adams' axprsaa, MAS i( im 1
kJl-CO.'l oeleuiatod aalumorssvJi Zf
skajr tlystera, put up expressly lor x T
asloon aud faunly use. Urdera ptoniptly Mlleu
W. M. uHAivl KMilIstO,
Depot 3V6 Third elreet, liejivu.
arAlso, all kinds ol Iroah r'lsb and Uanie reteivet
dautu v ,
Now Ktrtn. ,
fllllK tinderaisned is prepared to do all kiadaofnp.
L Itolsiory, rrpaira ol l.ruiluro ana rs-vsrniel iuo.
.u,all kinue oi paper lumama uoue atahortuuiee
at the rooms abets Mr, J. Aobay a iirug store, Ao
lx, ii street, south of the nieikot.
febj) . OxIAa. A. M1KINA
-A. ritilH A. K RIVAL.
I. A. TaFKK.
Ml. 3i0 THlHIl HToKKT, DA 1 TuN, UUlu, "
HAS just arrived from the oast witn one of the ls.
est alwka in hi. hue ever brought to this city,
in a.liitiou lo hia usual attractive stoilt he lias
broiiM"t oa a large assortment .v - ..
Jet and Uutta-Perclia dioods,
Such m OhjuDri. Bracelet!. brMUtpiMt Th,mUt, .
Ailau.dt.Monm(ii.tol .
D I A. M O'iN D H .
A complete stook of I . ,
HOLD AND MILVUR W 4T MUi
dome of thehnesl lu the wuil4l eueh ae ,
Man.al Kull t;hroiiouieler wsMohea; ' r...-
r'ull liiuee,nile..t el-olld WaK'tliea
Jinius Jugiseu's Vtatches; ii-'a.
jlllius ItouiH, Wau-lies:
Full sua-k Amerii-an Watehea,
heavy eighteen earot caaes.
FakAOH inAN l LK UlAJUKd.
teat AMblilCAM make.
tjirxe atoek of BI1.V Kft PLATKL
sulr.jl.Ko lhavelisuiheinni.de lo
ullK I'lMBH the usiialamouot ol auver
plated in the beat tneial aud my name stamped su
.hem. 1 hey will hud twenty yeare, and are r.uLAI.
til rlOLIll HILVKK. -W-AI.
Kea- in niiml that these Ooods were buuahl direcilr
from Uie mauiisalurera kir Mil' I Alul.aoUsa lv oaa
no rent to s.y, he Is able lo BKU, AN CMBAP A1
AM MUUbK Ifj iHa UMTMti efAI SS. evrTr
ff-ai'lllaCPARlJ c K L I S U AV BS 1
S,MWUkK TO CLtCAsT SUVKH
xwOST AkU 1-LA'lk.b WAaelt-wuhoUl
.a,u...s Ihs h-ej.ts, ri-h al LAMlK's.
iutiATNAS arr.. . asuass Vcaib.
txcclslor Coal and Wood Yard.
Prices to tiiit the Times.
CtKOftOK MoOAIN CO, "
liealere in the '
BEST UIIAMTV YOOurlOl .HKNV. AIA1W1LON
l-a,AtXJJK AMI liUCkLSo Coal7.
VroUuMUlullNV (or blsnfcsmiths us oanaot I-
i exc-clleU. S.xtra ar,l.L ui M.. rZ7I .!z
tual tor gnus ana stove.
Oltlce ou 1 hird street adjoinlug the eaual; also lh
weil-knowo Uual tani ai Heeu M He.ia, swolua
lleeker'auull burr-alone let-lory. -,-ua)
'1 he heal article of Uuikore. sum ....i u u.. - .
alwa. ou luuu, eaweu auu split i, ,or u,. siovs
li.e beet isality ul LIMfc.-au alwava be eHSeinod.
.u.i..u.nr.iei o any part w tlva elly prumptlr.
id good measure gi veu in all uasee. Ul vi ue a oaU
uil itkuitot Mi-CAln a tw.'
SHKKIKKh HALE. .,
lliohml Hoop i llouigouierv hu,i rCoun.
vs f
John Krelser. I i . s:.. ... 1 1
IN obsdleau-e to Ills iinnisadol au eaecutnni tasueJ
IU this case. 1 will one, hi nulsu, . .t.
-etas, ol John Kretaer, aisout one mile sonUwaei t
t.namlr-l.urg, in lluller toauaiup, JsuauuajM,
isiunty, ulno, on r e.uw.j
Hmincmutv, Aovetnlmjr 13, sti3,
Between Ihe houisol luau, and 4 p in or .aid dar
Hie lollowiug coeds auu cltaltels. to. wit: l.nu.h JZ
mares, two milch oows, lour heart ot youna eaulr
shout aevenlv-three bu.lielsuf re. tl.trtw.e.. i-.ki-
m wheat, two piuwa, one harrow, largo' lot ol anenl
. . . ' ". is" or 'en acre Of eoru la the
Held, oue sow and nve pigs, about nve a" res o) wheat
(u ihe ground, appiaa, poiaioes. uuu laUe, one ecu
Ooeid, one bed and tssudtug, two iwo hurM wagons,
two liou and oue uoppet ketilee, one caa laid, ut
oiu bacua, lot ot haruees. hvo HAe- Saad.., lot of bar.
rels, ana many otleu' auall sr. ' iMwva eeu
meraied. ' 1 . t . . ' .
Also, th unexulred tarn of a lmmm ..r ,k- 1
wliere the deteiiuant now resides, cuuUittiua- alsMit 7s
ree ol Isuu.
Isken ou exeeution a, the property of John Kretaer
at the suit i. Mictual hoop. . ,,, ,
uinoi eini.asn, nnenn Stoht. eounlv
Joataa Ivxll, Attorney. , aolWia
UKAI' VIXK HOOTS A JIB WISH.'
I HA VK from os,ueu to gu.auu two-year old Uroi
L ins Hoots lor sale. 1 will allow a l.l. i ...TzT
iiusaiou to all who may aell for me.
',, uwi tsviawua me tor sale.
tiesidcnoe near tl,e A.,iun. -r . ,
Jres. box au. una, IJayvuu, Wile
FUEKIC'a BCHUTT
STACKS OI THEM
MANN tt CO.'H
BALTIMORE 0YSTEES.
DIRECT THROUGH BY LIQHTNINB TRAIN.
Jt'ST roosirod, and wUl bs ragulariy recaivsd darrh.
tlie seeaon. Hie best branue oi hili.u JT.!
propared by Woes Oretor xiinaja. M AS a T.
i'SAl-l.rss IM Vl'ol KKa iu tas.au uj
rououutaoouoirv. an erlarad ...... . ...
uliaaeel the olu stand, no. set imrd sii i. . ,mus
rosioraoe, la I be lleckel bullous
auuliea end etliera aupplied by the eau.wr hallan
's winuia. oi tne oeet eieuuy.
51JL',kAai'KNHI''ll."
GrUJSTSl GUNb'f"
ST roosivod one of the hueel lot of douUe barrel
.ho. uuoa erer m. , Ue. otty. 'l he above fuue
sent aa aauil'lee unit. ....' . . i. a. h . . .
'''"'- 'snproe. Uu. opponL.
sity ee they will to eutd my eheeis lo sev tho ex- '
peuse ot reUilmug Iheni. They UUSM la ul '
Un.ra.ted tsueal and Wire Twi.t ta. aT i"njut- '
pre-e irum gut to eo6.
-- -v',a'vf,a, ,- .
Third street, Ohio Hlovk, r
si uiL,.....
ARM "SfOXTjrXSjaisVjxTjB.
Pistols and Sevohert for&le
L O w :' I It I CLT?
COLT'S REVOLVE
bjntifc A , essoa'a farlrldt
bxalth ss Wessoi't tarlrlit
Moxthaltaa ewoo-aat
Allan') Ottrtrlda P
Heart 'a CartritlBi '
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