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sutlre Baildlnfr. HO Mala Street.! i
DAILY BMPIRK.
Per week, (narahletn Carrion)..
S 10
By mail per eauuin. in edanoe,..
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Unfi oonv Mr mnaia.,.-w ..
..II 00
at-rue Kariaa oiroulatea free of pontage la Mont
gomery oounty. Payment iu ad ranoe to aMoasea.ai
JOB PRIKTINQ "; '
or every description, eternited on Bloom Presses, IB
ho beet etyle, and at reasonable prices.
Dayton Business Directory.
Taaaa roe Aonariamo rw Bdsibbsb Dibsotobt.
Rexular yearly advertiser, one line gratia Others
94 imr year i vi fur ats. months ; $1 for three monthi.
awAtytMnt in all eoaat in emmiea.
CITY OOVBBNMENT.
Mnior. William H. Gillespie; oftVe, I0T, Main. :
MnrtKal olacy B. Cain; oHine, at Mayor's otttce.
Tren.Mrtr.-V. VT. Keens; ofnoe, J. W. Darat A Bro'i.
.Subcior. Joeiah Lovellj omce,
(,'. Anthony Stephens; orace, Councd Chamber.
City Ouunal. , ;
Fimt Ward Amos Decker and Hngh Wlngim.
beoond Ward Eara Bimm and Hiram strong. .
Third Ward I. II. Klersted and Oeo. W. Rogers,
fourth Ward.!. A. Miniekand L. L. Ollllland.
Fifth Ward Eire Thomaa and Ueorge Lehman.
Hiath Ward W. N. Love and Jacob Lieoker. ,
TOWNHm" OFFICERS.-! JuUieM 0 AoM. ! '
Wm. H. M;BMnneY;onVe, 3d, naar Main. '
John U. ritoppelman; office, sa 3d bet Jeff. Bl. Clair.
James Turner; office, OS, Jetleraoa. ...... - i j
, ( Constants-. j ;
Isaac Uale and Eira Jeffreys.
' ' '-' Artists. V'TOOU
Baabohm L., Main, bat. 3d 41b, oyer Market House.
Attorney.. j
Ackesman,Jolw J., second story, So, If aio, '
Hailinann, 0. h., as, Main. !
tlilppy, r. 1'., Olewfa Hirudins;, 3l, bat. Main A Jeff.
Honk A McMahon, Ifci', 3d, bet. Main and Jerleraon.
Honk, U. A., CleKg's building, 3d, bet. Main and Jen".
Jiwkaoa, . 11., ao-iond atory, 312, 3i. i . , -
Jordan, J. A.,M, Main, bet Sid and lid. ..... , j I
Jordan, N. K., n e cor 3d and Main.
l,oamaii, A. B., 3120, 3d bet Main and Jefferson.
I.own, Thomaa U., FoatonVe Building, up stairs. '
Malambre, Ueorge W., as, Main, bet 4-1 add 3d. i
Nolan, M. P., old mnire Building, 3d. j
Tilton A Kitch, aocouu story, 311, 3d.
Weakley, U. U., Couover Building, a e cor 3d A Mam.
. larlnt.
Wise, John, S78, 3d. ..-;
Auotloal Usomi, - -
Christopher, Jesse K., cor Market aud Jaflerson. !
. HUbor, O..P.,oJd Poat Offloajld. t v v J. ,
Bell Hansrer
aloole, Joaeph, a ooor 3d and Ludlow. t j j i j
Book BtnAera. 1 ' '' I
Odell, T. W., n e cor ltd and Main.
ginilh, J. H. U., Clagaa Building, 3d, bat Maul A Jed.
Bookseller, " i j
Wagner, J. N., 97 Main, up-ataira, oppontt Market. ;
Biokey, Jamea, 3tt0, 3.1, -i i 1
Boots anil Shoes.
' Hochwalt, (Jeorge, 31H, 3d, b( t Main and Jenbraon.
Kelly A Harris, Phillips House, 3d.
Louis A Wflckul, Hit, Main, bet d and Market. " j
Walker, William, 301, 3d, bet Main and Jetferwon. j
Brackets, llal tasters and Seep Lactate re. I
Balsley.J. H.,tl t'irnt, eual of uamtl. ,k ...
Carrloa; Manaifactiirsrs ltf vS
Cohan, John, 2s3, fun, brt Jelteraou aud tit. Clair.
Uarrety A Welael, 3M, 3d. ,-..,,;.. ; .-.,.. i.
Cla;arst Tabaeeo, eVr.
BornMtein, L., 03, Main, bet 3d and tlh. 1
Bchaeller, balvator, Olegg'a Uudding, 3d. j
Clothiers 1 '. i . -
Miller A Charch, s eoor 3il and JertHrana. j
KoU A Kropp, 311., 3,1, ta t Main aud Jellf rsoo. ,
Walker, William, 301, 3d. I
Coal and Wood Yards,
Oolb, P. H., oorner lit and canal. ' "' t
Hartnett, Michael, cornered and canal basin. ' '
McUatu, (ieorge, 3d, adjoiuing uanul. . .. . ,
Comtuerclal Colleyat.
Oner, S. J., SK, 3d. , , j
Coitectloners,
Hrantlenhnrg, W. U., Kia, Ueckal's Biuldiag, 3d. . ,
Maxwell, a!. C i5, Main. ;
Welly, J."., WSi Main. I
DentUts. I
Conway, Edward, 83a, 3d. .
Dras;f;lsts ' ,
Aliliey, James, 1W, Main.j .
Wullera A Kelso, l-ut, 3dL .... j
Urjr Usodl, 1
liiirat A vro., oi, nam.
- livugluaa, M. r.. 70, Main.
Vast Uureu, Miller, A 'ux, 00, Maiu.
Dyelna; House. !
Wiegend, Hermann, at. Clair, eeltth and IHh.
Kxpress Goaapaualeai I
American Express ComjMuiy, M6, 3d. -r , , I
United Blalea KxpreeeCoinpeuy, 3tti, 3,1. ' I fc '
Fwmltmr Hseni.
, Habaratich, Philip, ttua, ua. , .
Mikiuaa, Charles UU, Main. . 1
Ou Conpiayi
' Dayton Gaa Llghtaud Coke Co., n w cor 3d and Jefl.
Oas Flxturss,
Ogden, Robert, 73, Jetferson. ;
Ware A Maluolm, 0 Jelleraon. ,. ,.:,'".!
Grocers i
Oilbert, J. B., A Co., 70 and 7a, JeRerron. ,
Uauilch, John,44, Main, bet 1st aud lid. ,
b Minluk, Jolin A., a w cor Jerleraon and Market. Jit j
O Bnen, Edward, Jul, ad, bet Mam and Jrlrnn. I
Poet, diaries, A Co., 316, 3d, bet Main and JrrfcnonJ
Hardware. ' ' " '
Braoelin, Jamas, SW, 3d. . ., , , , I
llata, Caps, sae 1 '
Lenta A Weokel, lot, Maiu.
Walker, Wdliam, i7, 3d. '
Horse hoers. ' ' i
tl arman Nathaa, Sim, 3d, bet Jetlnraoa and Bt, Clair,
India Hnbber Uoods.
Haoilob, John, 44, Maw, bet 1st aud ad. '
Iron Vonndrlea,
Red, Bennett, A Co., Shawnee, bet Wayne a Wyandot!.
Jewelry, Watchea, Clocks, etc.
Lafee, If. A., 341. 3d, bet Main and Jetleraou.
Iteavua, Jolin,a, 3d.
Job Printing. i
inpire Building, 110, Maiu.
Letter Paper and Envelopes.
Wagner, J. M 87 Main, Dp-ataira, opiaiaue Market.
Liquors, Wlau, eVc.
Oiloart, J. .,ACo.,J0and J, JeBoraon... -
O'Bnau, Bdward, 301, Sd. ' ...!
Livery and Bale Stables. i
, Oathcart, Jamea, so, Jenerson, bet 34 and 4th, ' j 1
Marble Yard.
LaDow, D.,371, 3d, bet Jederson and 81. Clair, i
Meat Market. . . 1
Ollllland, Lewis L., It, Market. . ...
notaries Pablle. I
Banmann, 0. L., w), Main. . ' . '
Jaokaou, g. B., 3d, Sdoora east of Mala
Jordan, J. A., at. Main.
Jordan, N. K., b e oor Mala and Id. .
Malambre, Ueorge W., ea, Mam. j
Utoppelmau, John 11., ituu, 3,1.
Turner, James, 06, JeHeraou. ' 1"
Motional
Christopher, J. K., s w cor Market and Jenerson.
H uber, U. P., old PostolBoe, 3d.
Paper Hangings, .. t
Bickey, James, 3316, d. , j
Palntlug. :
Blerin, Hale, A UuH, Id.
Perloillcalst i
Brandenburg, W. U., 3M, 3d. '"r '
Photograuha. .
Beebobm, Louis, Main, over Market Mouse.
Physlclana. , .
Baevs, J. 0., 43, Ludlow, near 3d. . .
;Plnaabersl
0dea, Robert, 73, Jednrson.
Ware A Maloolm, to Jerleraon.
Hallroad Omeea.
Dayton A Micbigau, Webster, tiettld and Id, i
llayton, Xeiila, A Columbus, Xenie Depot, a's'3d.
Ilayton Wenteru,6th, w of Perry. '
.Uraaaville A Miami, s w eor tth and Main.
Baattlea Ilrrneea, av. -
Ht'lfnch A Bro., 3ut, kd, bet Main and Jerleraon.
Baloons.t .
Oeugnagle A Benke, Jeiteaaon, bet Id and 3d.
Lauge, Fred., 7t, Jettaraon.
Mauarta, John V., 103, Main. ' '
' Phelaa A Bannan. at Main. 1 ' '
eaalnary.
Cooper Baminary, oor ll and Wilkinson.
Bteaus and Uas Killer.
Ogdon, eVohert, JI, Jelteraoo. '
u m Mtoves, Hollow Ware, etc.
Hell, Baaaelt, A Co.,s,o, 3d.
. 'l'elerapk OsBcei
Westers Union Telegraph, a e oor Id and Mala
Dtlloo, Wullam, oor Main and ad.
Woolen tree lory
Fish, Wlluam, Caaai Leak, sua.
VOL. XIV.
DAYTON, OHIO: TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 18, 1862.
NO. 104.
rjeWMp rSjepuli
City and Other Matters.
Traveler's Register.
TTralBt amTaand dspartf rm the Unloa Papot
aafollowaa . . i , . ,
CiaoiiTi, MaaiLtoa ana dittsi.
Depart. Arrwa.
Loniavllle and Ht, Louis Mailt:00 a m 15a m
Louisville Mail BoatH t:16 a m 0:au p m
LouisvilleandHt. Louis BxpreastiUO p m s-.oopm
Cincinnati Mail 0:00 p m lthstam
llopsat Middletownand Hamilton only.
Dattob, Xarna amb Ooldbbub.
Eastern Kxpreaa 10:16 a m 4:0s a in
Columbus Aooonimedation.. 6:36 p m t oe a m
Kaatern Expreee H.18:30 a m 4:36 p m
The 13:30 a m train leavea daily exoept aundara.
Paaaengera en tliia train must puruhaee luair tickets
oeiore a:oM p m.
BaaoosKf , Darroa abb Oimoibbati.
Banduaky Mail ..,...u.....HM.e:aa a an- Attn a m
Huntavilla Aocommouation iiio p m g:46 p m
Dattob abb Miobisab.
Chicago Mall :I6 am T:66 a m
Chicago and Detroit Kxpreaa . .1:30 p m 1:40 p m
lSBIASA CBKTSAL ABB DATTOB A WSSTSBB.
Ht. Louia and Chicago 6:00 a m 10:10 a m
Terre Haute Aucommodalioa.... v:la s m 6:16 pm
Bt. Lotus and Chicago Kxpreaa. 4:46 p m 13:aa a m
aaBBSVlLLB ABB MIAMI.
Acitommodation HH..0:2O a m 10:06 a m
Kxpreaa 8:00 n m 6.06 p m
Ma t W. KlflU, Ageut.
Meeting -e-Thtrro will be a mealing of the
"Bollmeyer Monomsnt Association" At Beck
el Hall, od Saturday evening, on which occa
sion aeveral short speeches will bt made.
Here. Rea, 79 Main street, has received
the Continental Monthly, and Leslie's Month
ly part for December, Scientific American,
German Leslie, German Illustrated, Flag of
our Union, frank Leslie'! Comic Almanac
for 1893, and Ovsters Oysters Oysters I
19th Regular!. We have just received
a letter from an officer of the 19th Regulars,
dated and post-marked at Nashville, on the
luthinstl That's quick work between Nash
ville and Dayton leas than four days. Oor
correspondent sayi that the Dayton boys are
well as far as he knowa
. E. Time Our Railroad Time-Table
having been set to the) Winter Arrangement,
can be depended on by the public. We are
much obliged to Mr. Sam. W, King, General
Ticket Agent at the Union Depot, for the
Table combining all the Roads (entering at
this point.
Cloakl Tbn season of rain and mad
will doubtless goon be succeeded by extreme
cold weather. Get your Cloak Patterns, Lav
dies, and take them to the Rooms of the
Misses Troup, Third street, 3d door West of
the Phillips House. They are worthy, and
turn out the best quality of work for ladies
and children.
Fire in Slidertown. The fire alarm
last night about 10 o'clock, was caused by
the burning of a email shanty in Slidertown,
beyond Ferneding'i Brewery. The engines
were out promptly, bat the fire "simmered
down before they could reach the place. The
damage was alight,
Sporting We learn that Mike Steicer
of the popular firm of Steiner A Ritty, No.
i5, North side of the Market ia on of the
party out in the Big Woods, Paulding county,
hunting deer, bear, and other extras. We
don't know how Mike handles a shooting-iron,
but if any of the varmints out there come
within reach of his knife or cleaver, they'll
be bis frwaf sarting I
Consolidation. We have received a let
ter from our young friend Sergeant Lyman
H. Bata, who is in Camp near Cleveland, 0.
He informs us that the fraction of the 84th
to which his company Capt. Berry Kerfoot
belonged, has been swallowed up in the
124th Ohio. The boys of company I bad not
yet been mustered into the new regiment, and
they objected to the arrangement on the
ground that it will deprive Major John E.
Winder of hii proper position ia the regi
ment. All the boys of the Old 84th went
into the re-oftuiation with vth distinct un
derstanding that Winder should be Major, and
Ihey very properly feel aggrieved at the new
order of tbinga Capt. Wiader was beloved
by his men ; for ha personally attended to
baving their wants supplied ; ia sickness he
spared neither pains or expense to alleviate
their sufferings. Such is the grateful award
of those whe have the best right to know.
And the Captain was deservedly popular with
the entire 84th, for he has the faculty of ren
dering attention and kindness wherever he
saw they were needed. It is sot to be won
dered at that the 84th boys should be Indig
nant at the oveislaughing of their favorite
Major with a civilian who don't know any
thing about war.'
Lyman winds np his letter by giving us an
excellent description of the Cleveland Water
Works, one of the meat complete institutions
of the kind any where. If it were not for
the depressing war times we wosld again ad
vocate the early erection of such works Id
this vicinity.
' Ws are glad to note that the Day tea boys
in the 124th are wall,
.it) ,o,.i tu I . I X .. ! ' 1 i !
Death of Sr. James We regret to an
nounce to our readers the death of Dr. W. P.
Jambs, which occurred on Friday night 14th
insL, at his residence in Centreville, in this
oonnty.
We learn that about two weeks ngo Dr. J.
was eat on a 'track," in the vioinity, exercis
ing and training a young horse. While go
ing at a rapid pace it is said the horse stum
bled, breaking the surcingle, and precipitating
the rider with great force to the ground, in
juring him seriously.
The Doctor was promptly and carefully re
moved to his home where he received the
most kindly attention from his family and
friends, and be had the best medical skill that
could be procured.
We learn that the Doctor suffered very
much until last Tuesday night, when he was
taken with look-jaw, and ftoin that time till
he died his physical agony was terrible. His
funeral took place in Centreville, on Sunday,
nd was very largely attended, the Masonic
Fraternity officiating in the solemn ceremo
nies. . I i
Dr. James was good-hearted, to a fault
be had a large circle of acquaintances and
friends; was generally eteemed in communi
ty ; and he was a physician of respectable
acquirements, large experience, and exttin
sive practice.
Hew Paper in Troy. It is with more
than ordinary pleasure that we announce to
the deniaene of the Miami Valley, that a livt
newspaper a Semi-weekly Institution is at
last to make its appearance in Troy. We are
informed Messrs. Locke tt Hustler will issue
the first number of the "Semi-weekly Trojan"
to-morrow ; and that thereafter it will contin
ue to make its appearance on Wednesdays
and Saturdays each recurring week so long
as the people of Troy and Miami county give
It the patronage the enterprise merits. The
projectors are practical printers, and have the
ability to make a popular paper.' We can
speak more specially of their performance
when we shall have scanned their paper. In
the mean time, look out for the "Semi-weekly
Trojan."
Fir. On Friday night last the house of
Mr, Samuel Sears, in Washington township,
was entirely destroyed by fire. Almost every
thing was burned with the building, the
occupants barely escaping with their lives and
clothing. Our informant does not know how
the fire originated, but it must have been
burning for a long while before it was discov
ered ; for the whole building was In flames
when the family were aroused, and escaped
from the place in their night clotbea Mr. 8.
was not Insured, and as he had valuable fur
niture and household effects his loss will bear
heavily npoa him. It is fortunate, after all,
that he ia a "well-to-do farmer," and can ob
tain the means to build another house, and
furnish It
. -
- RemOTei Our readers especially those
who have use for fire-arms will see by an
advertisement in another place that Messrs.
M. Schneider k Son, have removed their es
tablishment to No. 109, West side of Main
street, one door below the Mayor's Office.
Their Store and Manufactory are now com
plete, the building having been adapted ex
pressly for them. Our country readers will
please bear In mind the removal of Metiers.
Schneider to 109 Main street
Heller-ish. Professor Heller afforded a
large number of our citizens a vast deal of
gratification and amusement last week by
means of his unequalled Magic and Music
Bat he is gone, and we are again thrown on
our own resources. But the young people
can continue their magical studies by procur
ing Heller-ish apparatus at James Rickey's
Book 8tor, 826 Third street where the best
School Books, Pens, Psper, Ink, Ac, are ob
tained.
Special Notices.
NEW STYLES OF CLOAKS
NOW READY.
GEO. II. COXES,
Successor to
N. P. Duuuiasn,
7C Main Street
Who want's One. Who want's what;
why, some ol thoss supuerb Photographs ta
ksn by James Gross, with all the latest im
provements ia the Art,
Having had considerable experience in the
business, I am now prepared to take Photo
graphs second to none in the city, and for a
little less money than any othsr artist dare
lalva theam. , I will also take Ambroiypes,
Sphereotypes and Meleanotypes, with all the
latest improvements in the trade. I will also
P7 fro old Ambrotypes, either Photographs
Vt Sphereotypee, at purchasers may wish. Ia
mot I will do anything that is In any manner
eoaneoted with the business, and for neatness,
cheapness and dispatch I defy competition.
Gallery at Nt 9, Hais Btreet opposite the
Court House ia Detoa.
' Jamis B Gnose.
:
American Triumph. Wheeler L Wilson
have just takeu the first premium at the
WORLD'S FAIR now boing held in Loudon,
England, where all Machines made in this
Country and Europe were in competition. '
This success is particularly gratifying as a
National triumph, and also ns securing to
Wheeler A Wilson that supremacy throughout
the World which they have held lor years in
this country. .
A. 11. West agent Olliee 340 Phillip!
House 3d Street Dayton Ohio.
The Wheeler A Wilson Machines are all
alike in principle; the difference being tin
ish and formation of the Machine. . I he No.
1 Machine is silver-plated and hat glass cloth
pressor improved hammer and binder, l'eico
on plain table $70; in half-case (WO ; ia lull
case f vu. the lull cases are lu mahogany
or walnut, and very finely finished. - Our No.
2 Machines differ trom the No. 1 only in nut
being silver-plated and are $10 cheaper ; put
np in any style, either on plain table, ball, or
lull case. - 1 he No. 2 halt-case is probably the
most popular Machine that Wneeler A Wil
son makes, as it ia the cheapest Machine ou
their list including all improvements, and is
put up in a neat hall-case, which covers the
Machinery and keeps it Irom all dust and
is supplied with a drawer for holding the tools
and thread. The Mnrhines are put in good
running order and securely packed so they
may be shipped by railroad or express to any
partottne country. I'rinlea directions ac
company each Machine. - '
Penmanship. Night Class--For per
sons of any age, at S. J, Oner s Dayton Com
mercial College. . 1
Notice to Brewers and Distillers
James Rickey, 32C Third street, bus now
ready printed books, , required by law, to be
kept by Brewers and Distillers, for the uollec-
tion of Internal Revenue Price $5. ; Send
and get one. " -..
Goods Constantly Arriving:. New and
attractive goods are constantly arriving at J.
K. Christopher's, corner of Jefferson and Mar
ket street . The goods were bought at auction
in the Eastern Cities, and can bo sold ftim-
mind that They comprise a large quantity
oi uassinets, satinets, Shawls, uioaka, Uloak
Goods, Hoods, Children's Shoes, Carpeting,
and a large number of Blankets, a part 4,1
which are slightly damaged. , Bargains areiu
me goous.
Pewnanihip. Night Clan For per
sons ot any age, at a. J. liner s Dsyton Com
mercial College.
New Advertisements
UEMOVAIj, 1
MBCHNFTDER ban removt-d Mw (inn Wnri ui'i
. Hhop from his old HtmoU in Urn Ohio JJlo'k, :ui
sUrtsejt, to lSo. lott Mud nUjjt, o(jjohK4 llio Mitrkel,
wuere win coniiuue io nee,, on niinii a goou umkii i
ment of Douhlci tuid Hinirle barrel fthot un: Kitten:
Coll'?, Towe r'l, Alloo'. bimth t Wiu 'n, tui oihur
uevo.Yre od riMioiit; iiowie uti rwkt'i hiuvi-tt, ttl
kinds ot 8fMrtlng Api-aruiun; Gnu BurrtU and m:U
rial; lowUtraudril)outo.
W hav jtiai reoaivudt bidosi other Guns, a new
and miperior article ol an American biugle Barrel bthot
uun, me ueiii oi uie kudu in uaritt.
uoltt M. tiCUMJCJDEK BUN
NOTXCK.
TUB Journeymen OordwainerH of tlie citr are r
u Healed U meet nt tho Mlflinr Eoirfna IIounj,
Monday Tning,JNovmb-.H. full aiindarw m
(Journal and WochanUaU copy.)
NOTICE.
T N conMnuenoe of lh National Tax which went into
X operation Beptmbef 1, ltMnt, aud the hih pnc of
uiaienaia uwu in urewing we, uie iiuuerttitjunu lrw
era of Dayton, am romiiellad to advance the nnce of
ourBwriu uirosj ouiiara per nair narrrit.
m shi n i v r.un iM u mi,
JOHKl'fl SCUWiMl,
U. 8CHIML.
V. HOli VV1MJ,
AUUL ST bKCHKRER,
V. KICBLINUOKKK.
Dayton, Movambar 17, IHUir-tU -
SHERIFFS SALE
bUaldena ttlaaoa ) ,
VK
Hamilton (arwr A CO. )
BY virtue of, and in oheilienoe to, ihe command of a
vendi execuuon, ., to nU.rtH:td, lriu the Hu
pertor Court of MonUomery comity, Ohio, 1 will otter
at public Male at tit door of the Court Uouae id the
city o Layton, on
Xaiuivkiu, JXwsmler 90, 1862,
At two o'clock p m of Mid day, the lothrwinf learribd
real estate, a the property ot Hamilton Uarner (Jo.,
beiDg Ihe undivided oue-lutlf of the lolhtWHideet-ribed
real eatate, to-wit: beginning on the uorth hi (In of lot
Mo, ltutfin theeity of leyua, thirty three leel wti
ol the nonheaet eoruer of aatd lot No. theuce
aouih parallel With ihe eaathueof aaid lot to the of
thedeblhof aaid I0I4 Iheone weal parallel with me
north hoe of eaid lot and lot IhUi m aaid city ffet;
thence nortlfparalJel wilt, the tut, line of lut No. ixrju
to the not th line of aaid lot ho. Jn.ll; thence riut with
the nerth line of lot Noe. llMl and Ium Uuriv-thme
u uim piaue u. wgifiniutf.
The above deaontieu prenuaea under a former f-iv
eution were apprwned at $Aui.
The above Ueaurioed -treuiimHi were taken oti rxeoii
tion an Um property 0 llaunltou (iaruei A t.( at the
auit of Hheldena A Blaiton va tl Mini I Urn Oamnr A (V.
Tne above pro pen y oaaool atl for lean ttmd of
inv apprevewiiioui, j firinfi caen,
l.KOtUsE WOUAMAN, tfhoriff Mout, coiinly.
OnamLaa pAaaort, Attoruey. nol7ta
A Bf OUDINA1VCU
7b OJ4M! U4U tAlM, end S,1M oa. 'rr M,u4
Jvr cartam W'ipri trw-nt iKcicm.
BtU onlatnmi 6y tAtj C. tXuncd of th4 of Dmtfon,
(a ntajoniy of Iwo-lhirdat ol the iiMnnibera lctd t
Council concurring therein,) That aaid in-lotn -i.'Ai
8,1106, and i,)K on Terry etreet be ni-M-iWKl ftrtv-MZ
eeate per Utseei toot trout to tie. ray Uie exsniwen ol
gradiujCs Aravehog, eurbiug, and (Uttering tmtd nureH
puraiuuia w sva oixunanoe paaaeQ aiiiiy i.nn, laux, auu
tiiat the owner or owner of aaid lota pay the une to
Ihe Market Maater of Una city within leu daya.
Tlua ordiuauce to taJte effect from and after He pae-1
age.
Paaaed in Council thin 11 th of November, i62.
anoo jkukhh, rveaiaeiitor wiy Uotiitetl.
Mutm.- ftirawi oTaraaa uity vierK.
FOR BAJLK.
fWXUM eheatpeel and bent atop for either hog ejreowe
1 ce be had uv applying mnm nt iisstigtia' nuA.ar
Workanear Mad kiver Hndga.
arrttjs wmowmm fssjar tssvs iw .
xM
REMOVAL. , ,
EM. M. KELLER, bavin jo'st rtinied trrvu the
tCeet with ALL itit UttMt tyiea aixl uatttrirua of
IIIbVW, U11JAH, AND MAIVl.t.!.A MAklNt. re-
peutAilly UUortna the ladiee tf Daytmi and Vic inity
vfSSBa enao ataaa wm ruum aas, t apw srVVMs PUU OI Trifll I
lr?t, between Jetter-HM and 6i. Clair, oue dewr wt
J W wutA'at Ktakatr-V. tllt.rua L.r a.1.
M B. A fwauiieiiiau aid lady own be' oeo4Hnstaeted
with pleaaaut ruotua, with IanuiI. im
.
1
; , C'hrle O. Loherty & Co;,
AGENTS FOB
C. P. DICKINSOJI'M
CELEBRATED EXTENSION HOOP SKIRTS,
AT
X. lork Manufacturers' Prices.
We now offer to Ue trade, the above very auiorkr
IIOOP.8KIBTB,
At new Turk pncea, f;net," in all ntylca. Alwo, a full
MIIiLINKHYi GOODS
, Consisting In part of
Ktbuons, ilowers, Feathers, lioiinets,
uais ana eiiancr uooas.
Also, a complule aitsortment of
HL4CH (VELVET HIIIUOX8,
tmu Mo. I to Je.of tlie nrv beat brand, ana a full
( '. ., r - line wl
W1UTK KDUKD. BLACK AND lOLOKKfl
VKLVJlT AiiBBim.
, ' 11 1 Oil ARLErt C. UOHKHTV A (,t.;
3-i 1 oan alruel, buiiivcu Waiuut and hi am, (Jin
eiuiuaii, uhio. uolstdltw
A FINE littEWEUY AT VUBL10
T. Hteflen'a Kxcutot ) Mnpenor CoHrt
va t
Jofwiih htraub t at J ' No. Wn. ' 1
IjuitbtJAivi' toauurder ol the bu potior Vourt 01
, Mouiomery coiiuty, Olnr, 1 will, ou
At the door ol Hie uun tluuxt m tht t-ily of rnytoD
uaween tho houraof twoau.1 lour e oiot-k p 11104 hhiu
r-v... v r.....,b villi J l HIW IllllfWI. IMIIIHT, Ultt ioi-
iowmu dttrnjiibed premmea to wik aiiuatsi iu mtt s-uv
ol fuytort, MoiitKomery cotuiiy, and Mnlti ot Ohio lo
wiu Lot utinibeid ihroe Utourtand lour hundiva anu
luisejly-live d-tiM ou the piatu Uie aaid ouy 01 Jjuioi.
A noA Uiuwviy uuildiu aud attaohmeuLa ar iipou
,ie lot. r
Apprairted at........ ywju 00
luujr nsjii, mi- Joua bl
i.KUKUK W. MA LAM HKK, Maat. Ottm.
h. B. JuaiMH e J. A. UuiuMaaa. Ait ya. noiTwia
For iule at the Woolen Factory
A (iO(D asMortineiit of Hatiuel) Uiie mix. unt.
2. niti , blue, red, and white, ot home aud aiKtt-iu
lutujutcw'ture; home made naiiuei aud Jeana; jxtr
wtuie Ulan Mete; aiuw aiia l ray tilaiikot lur mo)
diuraj wtMleu tioae lor gtiuia and tdlti toltou bat
iiiiKi iliiz iNtltinKi i'heati; otookiUfi yarna of vuriuti
aiuuN) pnnuii ueiaiuen; utuioji itanuela, ttJ.
tioltttuu . , VvtMitAM KlhU
MANTUA MAKIITC.
Mr.
M , Bodlfly
WO(lLl) renpectfully miorm the ladies of laytnc
that (the naa r moved to Mo. nl Jerteraoo Htrset,
fitmi niuo, lartwotisi m tru sUlU Dttuouu wiiee mi in pre
pared U rauderhor aerviL-ea in the iieatHt and moat
Dwhiouable utanuer atyleaof lRa-ii3 AtAkiNU, which
will t attended to at the HhorteMt ooUt'e. Thorte who
wuth to mh the latent eiylee, aud liavi. work dutie iu thf
ueni nianurr win pieuue tutll at fto. 'dt elenvrHou at.
al HUH. J. M. itUtUtKY
J UBT EECE1VED
UOIUIAS' 0LB tiTANO, . MAIJI bTUKKT.
HEW " STYLES OF PRI.TS,
. . . 1 - .; i . . 1 -
NEW UESIOIVS t DELAIES
. - ' 1 !
Satlnotlo,
JteHlia
Aud a (till line of
Goods for Slen and Boys' Wear
DRESS GOODS
' ''Wall the new alrlae.
. , , ,. , -.
h J.ANN I'.l.S, liL.ANKl.'1'S, .o.
1STEW STYLE CLOAKS
At laat fear'B phrea.
' ' , : f
' I '. J . " H
OEOR.OB . OOLE8,
n ,u -.. ': . ' -
-- Saeasaaurie . . Ueuaiaae,
I .- i-I " - e il -
.1 U-ll i ' I. ;.' - I
.;.... ,-. ! m !.. ..
soil . YS, Mela street
AUVBUTISIHU HATES.
IN DAILY.
Orm seiiare, (eixlitt rts, aouil oaeinearUoa..S Su
Use aquare, three daTa,...a.,......... 1 la
Una aquare, one , I ft
One aquare, one month ., B tu
iia atiaare, three mmlhs ,,, , u
Uue aauara, ail moutlia....,......... , lu uu
IN WEEKLY.
una aqiure,eia1itrwanla,one week,
I
.
II lO
i'er aquare, oaul
uuweeaia auoiui
rur square, one veer,.
jerma ror Aaverueeroeaia aoeilpyiaa a areali
arms for Advertieeroeata aoeupyiaa: a preali
aioue, or lor a Mager period Uau aiure specified, niai
kdowo at the Columns, Koom. atr All adrarttaaroei . a
are charged at the abore rates, unless a written ar I
meat la made previous to Insertion. aar-Ail irssiisl Bab
veruaenwola muatbe paid tor la advance.
MANN & CO.'S
CICLKBHATaCD '
PLANTED OYSTERS.
s-T AM Moeiftng dally by
aTa I .J L Adams' Kzuresa. siAhN a I
JT t-J ' oelewated Valuinore'
aaBr (Ivstera. but un elnre..lv lv
aaloon and tiunily use. ordera uiouiotlv Sfiari.
w. h. itAi knuuhii,
IVepol 1IWO Third street, lMtlon.
eAIo, all kinds ol trash Fiali and Uauie renewed
rlany. nod
New Firm.
nvi M undersigned is preparer! Io do all kinds of kip.
I. Iiulstery, n-paire ol lurullure and ra-Variiil tug,
au, all kinds ol paper hatujiUK doue at shun bi .
ai tlie ruoms alave Mr. J. Abtiey'a lriitf btvre, ISu
ltiiMam street, south of tlie Biarket.
("1 OUAa. A. si I KIN AH
A. ; PHK8H. AHBIVAL.
' V. A. LAFKK, '
' AO. fcaiTHial) WREST, OAITUN.OUUI,
HAS juat arrived from the east witnoneor tlie larx
eat slot-ks Hi hi Hue ever broiiKlrt to tills ril.
iu uildiuoo Io his usual allrauuve sIol-I. lie lias
bruiighl un n large aMsoruaient of
Jet and (jlutta-Perctia Hoods,
Such a Chain, Bracelets, Hreantpini, ThiinlJen, An.
A aitenuld aaorluieut ol U1
D 1 A M O N X) H .
. A ooniplete slock of
(JOLU AUD SILVER WATCIICS
Muuie of the Dtiest in the wutld sura aa
Mai-lrall Pull Cliniuutiieier Wati-hes; "' ' '
Ktill ludefieikleitt nei-iiud Wabihea .
Julius JiiKiHon's Walvheai ' '
Jllliua Uuuse' Wati-hea;
K11II sloi k Amen, an Watches, eased to order ilh
heavy etghleeu tarot uanes, ,
FkhiiNUll MAN ILK (JlAJUKo.aod some of the Is.
test AMhltlCAN make. me la.
- Larye stook of ' SII.VBH tATKD WARa.BBOfs
rol.K 1 1 m KS the usual amount ol silver on llieni.
r --r " iu mi uaiue auBiied uu
them. Thej will laat Iweul) years, aud are Kv,UAl,
Hear in mind lhat theee tloods were bought directly
.... .. .,n c, .ou,aou aa he lias
uu rem to pay, he la else Io HtLL AH OliltAP As
A N V III II If. hi IM '1,1k I lu '!,. ,. . .
. -- ... ... mi w. 1 , c u aiAlu, aUV,
NIIKPAItU a OICLKSKATkU
"""" a-siaoBl I.ArKkH.
--o wann. without
tMLutuig the haat Mnut h--at LAKKA'a.
JOMATHAK IMMTh
. -omi M'oaia.
Excelsior Coal and Wood Yard.
Prices to Luit the Times.
OEOUOE MoOAIN tJO..
: lJealerj in the
BEST Ql'AUTY YdtlunuH.IIFNV, MASHIjilN,
VOIJOHOIOilBNT ftr blaokainitha uae rauuot bo
ewvlled. Uxtrta arlitalss. f ki...ti. a. .
trtjal for grate and atove.
Office on Third street adjoining the eaual: al.o the
well-known Ooal Yard at Ueati of linaiu. adimWiu!
iJexiker'anutl burr-etoue tactory. 11
'lliala.alaHlUnf Li ... I J. .
alwayn on hand, aawed aud aplit reatly lor the atove.
Tllaa tisaali lllltaJllv nt I.I U k'.,an . a. ... -
"1 we, aas 11 v awea saiaf stwsi aaj III tWI feil-
Ordent deiivertHl U any part of (he eily prouipUv.
aud good meaeiire giveu in all oaia. Give ua a call
mill I1VIIUIL BJ..1.., . "
uaruBmn, mt-VoTsin M tU.
SHERIFF'S SALE. , . f
Mii-lia-l Hoop ) .luntvuiiierr ouperi r Court.
I Muntuin,
Cai
.Inlsn U' ru).. t , aat
I N otHlirUifj u the Loiiiniaudot aa eaecuUonlaaued
1 1 I V ""- a. .ua teas
... , , aSIMHIISjaaW ul
Umiiitwri-tAtrg, iu Jlutlcr towuahip, Moisw..! r
U.J.l.... : a .
Between the noun 01 lu a m and tpa uf raid dav
ilia following goods aud ohatteht, lo-wit. Twoiuk hay
... a wxtp, ivill USMH U yoUBg OWKIei.
alaoutBrVeuO-Uiree buxhela of rye, ihmy-Hve bu,hel,
of wheat, two plow, una harrow, large let et heai
, ..,vrr, Tiiit wi ipu aw; rem 01 coru IU the
iteJd, one aow and five p.g, abfHit bre acre of wheat '
, -t-f", tiv-aoMrrje, vue lame, one vuu-
bttatti, ooe bed ami beading, two Iwo horee waATou.
two irou aud oue copper keitlea. oue can lard, lot ot
old bacon, lot of harneaa, five hogtheada, lot of bar.
relt, aud iuuy oUier atnail artn:U- uui suwe euu
meruted. Aiai. the unexpired term of a lt-aje of the Ann
whrjre the defeutlBAiiL ii.AtsT i-Mlaaai . .
- resol luid. -uou. M
Takeooo ezeention as Ihe property of John Kretaer
at Uie suit ul MidiH Kuop. "i.re.aer
" wuuaaiAri, oiienn Hoai. eonniy.
Juaiaa lxau AUuiuey. awlula
CKiFK VI.HK BOUTS ANU VlStT
rllAVK from Ml.umi to au.vju lwo.vear.old t.raue
V me Koota for aale. 1 ,ll alloa
uusaioo to all who may sell Ibr me.
Aiao, kuou tauawial v. ine kr aale.
KvMldviKi near Uie A.vlum. .,a a n..
dreaa lata Ho. nan, tlayiou, lihio
I H BUHKHH at!UllTTK
STACKS OF THEM.
BEST 1$ It A. 3ST 13 .
MANN A CO.'S
BilLTIItlORE OYSTEES.
DIRECT THROUGH IY LIGMTMIMQ TRAIN,
JUBT received, and will be regutarty rmvwd danux
the atsaeon. the best brautisi ut It.!. n.u.ra, . "
prepared by tboae oyter tituge, MANN uu.
a--st.Av. uftivi m vioifiiui in un city uie; ihe aur
rouadjug oountry, are etkred lag luduwin to pur
clieeat the old taada Ao. wti i aird mirmt a...
wea of lite foatolboe, in the feecktaj bmidiug.
w wn.w.. wtyftrv wj aASJ urtU wr naaUestM,
Tttey are warrauled ot the beet quality.
w. a bKAniKNinmj.
GUN81 QUOSrS!
JUHT reoaivad one or Uie Snaa! kt,of deuUe barrel
Shot uune ever aeen lu tl city. The alu.a .......
""ula. "auipleeoniy,audw.u be is store au, six
wahKo. Any person wilnng to purehaae a vr
Sue Uun, at low haures, ahould improve Una oouotiu'.
nily aa Ihey aill a auld veiy rheep, to aaveITaa.
Puim ol relornisuf Uiean. Tlwy eooaiet aa nan el
.JIUBaled r4iel aud V, iro Tlal uarr.1., rauluia IB
piaai Iruui t-u luti. at. aUNaiiiaK,
J 1 Thjrslrahiell..k.
ARM "SrOtrKSELVES.
Pistols and Revoliers for Sale
AT
LOW PRICES.
COLT'S REVOLVERS.
Smllk a Wessoa't Cartrldie KelTrs.
Nulla a WeuwB'i Cartridge Kcivltcrs.
Meathatten aereai.Shol ReralTers ,
Allnn'e) Cut-trtas I.nTolvoirai, all s.aaa.
Allan's Cy'arti-ldaje) KttTolvarat.aU aiaes.
CAaTBiwiKa fob ali the abuvc
TVoaitjBboltu'a UttvrU Kstit'ea.
Vtaiaii.t)itn'a UttriU Kalvsit.
Al
AS ai-uaiaf
ault
. . .
ais tUoak, Third at