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ili)l,j(MKVI:K LuiMN.I
i;ui.iir lliilldlii, 1IO Mulii JMrrrt. j
OAlleY KJ1P1KK, 1
t'fi A-Mtk, ()nvft''lto rarrierK) ...,.H ....9 IS ;
in nl pet ruinuni, id advance, H U titr-
wkkklvVnpiuk, - !
t ie 'ipy perAinum, - j
WT'I he iMPiui tirmlVf rtfrwe of puiiete iu Hont-4iiiit-:-v
.'onuiy. P mnontin advance in nil
JOB I'JRIN-'I'IJSrO j
'n im ntyle, and nt iTi-onut pricee. j
SPRING ELECTION.
sUs7Annnuneement under Mil new! will I chnrpad
li. No nunie intprlP'l mile-su i eonipnnied i.y the
OitT Intlrmary.
ANTHONY WOHL will la? a cHiniidme for iMreclor
of 0d intlntiHry ut the euAHing iuii . mail
WILLIAM DAVY wilt he n candid!-for reflection
in the office of Aifennor, m the ViOli Ward, at the en
.iiiik ttiriutf election. mal7 1
JAtJOH HTKIM1ANS will he n cnndidfite for ra-elcO.
tiou to the office of Annet-jor, In the Kmtrth Ward, at
die eupumg Apring election. mal7
H1IUM KKI.LKY will Ik aupporied by th totar
'', in MXth Want lor A.-Wf-Mur al Uie en mi tug nprin,;
Hf i'U on. lual
I'ANUlUTltd Yi EIPNKR Mill be a ninditfata fur
A '.iHor iu the Sixth Ward, at I ho eumng fepritig
election. mall
City Marshal.
HTACY B. CAIN ta a rand id ate for re-election totha
ottWe ol City Marshal . mini
Market lMitMter
JOHN MoCUTCHRUN will he mipported for rv-n.
ff)t;liuu to the oirioe oi Market Midler at the ensuing
hpring election. iua4
City Holimior.
JOH1AH LOVKLL in a candidate for reelecllon to
the ort tee ot" tJity bolu'itor. ma:)
OotiHtail.
'.'. l .JIIFFKRVf-i mil be .Hnuda(e for ro-elaetioti
to the ullice o( tJunnUblc at I ho eitruiiiK spring eleu
ii'tit. mall
JOHN Sl'Kl I Kli will Ik' iieiuididHte lot L'on-dnbe at
i h- miMhiii April ilf'lii'ii. man
A. M. OYLKR will he a cmiilidiile for CoUH.ahle ttt
Uie cllHiiinif April election. nta2
A. V. .U'KLMilU' mil i.p n i-audiame rr Oimfttahle
Ihe eicunig AjH'll elwUoii. mtvt
SStret tJomiuiMHtonor.
WILLIAM IIA1IPKK will U-supported hy the I'ili-ii'ii-4
til' Pnyrou tin Street (Jouimmrtioiier it I the eonu
i in: spniiu; etwlioii. nialti
J.OKKNTK BUT. "Ihw iM Candl MHl:r"wi)l
) n caudidatH lor Mtritoi (!oniMiiMiMer ui the enniifng
K' Koll. IllllT
1. J. MTKFl-'KN will twa eitndi.late fur Street Com
m. Ui-rat Iheeiisutiig April eli-i-tiou.
I'J Km hi r: Please ainiuiiU'-e tiie iitinn ol I'H I LIP
V . itH u caiiili'ite ;r Hi reel iNi!iiniMonpr and
It-l MAN t.'l TI.KNH.
JOHN nl,MAI KU vtill a outididitii- ir Street
''orniiit'f U'ltf't" Hi the bpnii; t ieiMmii. Wii
HAMI'K'L UOll-:bAt'ai will IHiipi.iii'ttxir.irmreet
' juiiiii- (miki hy thf t it ..r-iiH ol tMyiou, hi I he fcpniig
1hlL)uh. ley i
Special Notices.
Copperhead Breastpins
For sale by II. KI.INK,
iiiiiH I hirJ ft , House.
It t(H H IM UUiH II iitIN,
(( TO
L i; WIS j. ( I L ML AX U'H,
No. Maiikkt Stkkkt.
Me has now a huge tot of superior Uiiius,
itric-'l Heel', Ac, of his own curing, together
Willi u lull supply nl r rc.h Meil, lor nnle 111
nil hours. ju. 13 Gin.
Watches. II. Kline, No. Xtfi Third t,
hiis ft lot of pawned flold nnd Silver Wratehe8
tvhiuli he olleiH very low at privute nnle.
Dn. Roiii'k's Scakiiikaviax Kkmkihks.
Are you sick, no inmiur wlmt organ ia airect
ed, depend upon it the hluoil, which ia the
food and oustriinnce of every organ, ia full ol
lorruplion! My Scandinavian Klood 1'ills
and lllood Purifier, break p the aonrce of
disease in the MiiiUkuI the body. J hey purge
and purify the eloinenta of the blood. Hence
i heir quick and complete curea in dyspepsia,
scrofula, eruptions, tits, tumors, nervouanesa,
kidney complaints, piles, low fevers, debility,
rheumatism, headache, want of aexuul vigor,
etc., etc. These remedies are astonishing the
whole medical world.
Se advertisement. mar'Jdlm
Lyon's Katuaiiiox. This delightful article
for preserving and beautifying the humau
hair, is again put up by the original proprie
tor, and is now made with the same care, skill
and attention, which first created ita immense
and unprecedented aalta of over one million
bottles unnuallyl It Is still sold at 25 cent
in iure bottlea. Two million uottlea can easily
be sold in a year when it is known that the
Kathairon is not only the most delightful hair
dressing in the world, but that it cleanses the
c&Ip of Ncurf and dandrnrl', gives the hair a
lively, rich, luAuriuut growth, and prevents it
from turning gray. These are considerations
worth knowing. The Kalhairon has been test
ed for over twelve years, and is warranted as
described. Any ludy who values a beautiful
head of hair will n.se the Kathairon. It is
finely perfumed, cheap and valuable. It ia
sold by all respectable dealers throughout the
world. J. H. BAttNKS & CO.,
New York.
ja!2diwljni W, W. Stkwart, Dayton,
SrT.-1860-Xj
Dkakk's Plantation IIiitkr.s, Exhausted
nature's great restorer. A delightful beverage
and active tonic. Com nosed of pure St. Croix
Kum, roots und herbs. It invigorates the body
without stimulating the braiu. It destroys
acidity of the stomach, creates an appertile,
and strengthens the syctent. It is a certain
cure for llysepia, Constipation, Diarrhea,
Liver Complaint, and Nervous Headache, and
prevents Miasmatic disease from change of
diet, water 4x It can be used at all times of
day by old or young, and is particularly rec
commended to weak and delicate persons.
Sold by all (irocers. Druggists, Hotels, and
Saloons. P. II. DHAKE 4 CO.,
de22daw6tn 202 Ilroadway, N. V.
I3KOKI2LB HALL!
NKYYLf KKKimU i.VU EtFl KMbHKD,
UNUKU IhxtinieUon or the HAKMONIA 8O0IB
iy, is otkreU to real, at reiuouatjU li'mN, for
ThoatreM, ('onurts, Leoturna
aud puMio exhieitiuii genarally.
Luilr! Kw Uetmtry mud HablBarr
Uas oevn introduced, with a Mta)(0 of Mlltteient maxnt
tiida Ui aocommoiiala all loud, of extiibiliouit.
'1 he hail In the largeMt, vauMble of nwauuk totlO pep
ou, end ai'kuowli'ili;ttU to ( tiy lar thi. imul id the
oily of lieyluu, Kini te located to the moetueutral part
ol Hie cilv. Kor lurlher uirnrnmiion siiuiy to
JOHN II, HloH'tl.MAN,
At Inn Ollio, .'7", Third .1 ,or
Wel.aAMiKK,
jana'DSTj A l Ok Hil.
F1NI fernuuery, Hair Uruabes, Ololliea Urtuhea,
mt,i a Due MNHortiueut at
liUumi Irua more, UK Totta streak
VOL. XIV
DAYTON, OHIO: WEDNESDAY. MARCH 18,
Willi
i-L.X,
NO. 207.
1863.
nib (Bmjwc.
IS
City and Other Matters.
Traveler's Register.
aTTralaa arnveaad danarifrom the Union Depot
alollowsi
UiaaiaatTl, HAMiLToa aaa UilT.ia.
Deptni. Artivt,
LoulHTllle and 81. Loula Mail...4:TO a m 43a m
IMimTilla stall Boat- S:I6 a m s on p m
l.oiimvilleandtlt. Louia Ixpreei:OU b In S K'lim
Ciuuiunatl Mail IHIipm l:.fim
at Mlddletownand Hamtltou
Htopi.
Dattoh, XaniA aSd Cobvaava.
Ka.lern Kxprena. tU:lft a h 4:vr a an
Oolunilito. Atoommodation a:;lo p m h-.im) a no
Kastern xpresn t:so a in 4:36 p in
'I'he 1'2:.1" a m train leaves daily except flunrtaya.
pe-sfenaera en this train must purunaiin their tiukeia
lieloraa tu p ui.
0AMDUSXT, DAVTON AMD ClMVlANATI.
Handuaky Mai U:45 a m S:00am
Hiiotaville Accommodation 9:10 pm -:t:40pm
Dattoii am MioaioAa.
Chics an Mail 10:06 a m t:0 a m
UhieagoaniiLeUioitKipre.u.a:16 p in 8:46 p in
. I HDIAMA OaXTOAL AMP Davtom A WaaTBaN. .
81. Louie and Chicago. 6:00 a m 10:10 am
Terra Haute Accommodation.... 0:12 a m 6:16 p m
Si. Louis and Chicago Kxpresa.4:4o p ni 1:iftt a m
Oaaanvll.ta ank Miami,'1 - '
Aneommodation .:90 a m ' 12:60 a m
Kxpress...., 4:J p in o.oti p n
SAM'L W. KING. Agent.
Sick. Albert Brown, A. II o) land, and
W. W. Wolf, Jr., of the 93d Ohio, arrived at
louiaville from Nashville, on last Saturday,
and were placed in the hospital.
Entire Change of Programme ! The
O'Neil Troupe will have an entire change of
programme to-uiorrow night, l'uu to-night,
and nrw fun to-morrow night, at Huston Hall.
Table Comfort For extra Michigan
Butter, tOggs, and other produce, go to Wor
man A Son's, No. 278 Third street They have
every thing nice for table use that can be obtained.
Don't Fail I To see the (Irand Drawing
Itoom entertainment of I ho Kathleen O'Neil
Troupe at Huston Hall, to night. It will lie
a charming enterlniumont.
That "Case "That show case at West's
has just been completed by Tom. Hale, and is
again in the old place in front of the Wheeler
& Wilson Sewing Machine Office, Phillips
House, Third street. If it don't present at
tractions enough, call into the office.
- - . ...
Novelty I Uovelty 1 1 To-night i the
first of Miss Kathleen O'Neill Grand Novel
ty Troupe I Don't fail to go to Huston Hall,
and witness the varied and intensely interest
ing performance 1
Failed. The Senate yesterday passed
the bill to allow the city of Dayton to borrow
money for the purchase of Steam I'ire En
gines. Toot I t-o-o-H" Oet out of the way,
boys! . The days of Firemen and "Macheens"
are numbered I
: Come Again- Dr. Ilea, 79 Main street,
has received M'me Demurest' Mirror of
Fashions, Oodey and Petersons Magazine for
April, New York Ledger, Waverley, anil X
and XX Oysters, fresh from Baltimore.
A Big SllL Potter, 295 Third street
one door West of the Post Office has jost
received the Ledger, Scientific American,
Yankee Notions, German Leslie, Union,
Flag, Harper's Weekly, Waverly, Magazine,
Godey s and Peterson s Magazines for April,
Leslie s Magazine, Budget ot t un, litustra-
ted News, and other interesting miscellaneous
literature. And Mr. Child whose hirsute
phiz is the ideal of good humor assures as
Unit tliey nave received, a caoice supply ol j
chewing tobacco, cigars, extra apples, maple j
candies, oranges, 'lemons, and those j
splendid Oysters, direct from Mann t Co., '
Baltimore, every day, '
Incomparably Good. The performances
of the Kathleen 0 Neil Troupe are inoouipa.
rably better than the performances of their .
kind which we ore in the habit of seeing. If j
you would enjoy yourselves greatly, and get
the worth of your money In genuine amuse-1
inent, go to Huston Hall to-night '
'
!
'
:
- ,
Court The Civil Docket of the March '
Term will be completed this week; or at any
rate, the business will be disposed ot for the ,
present. The Docket has been unusually full,
and the work has been disposed of with com-
mondable dispatch,
The Grand Jury will rist the last of the
week. Their labors bave been heavy, far ex
ceeding any thing heretofore demanded of a
similar body of men. Prosecuting Attorney
similar body ol men. rrosecntiug Attorney
l.'li:.i 1... l,.An nomA hnik it.. mA ;L
Elliott has been engaged both day and nighti
in the discharge of bis onerous duties. 1
The Criminal Docket will b opened next
Tuesday. The case of Robbius, for murder.
is set for nsxt Wednesday, IMh inst.' The!
other criminal trials will follow in order.1
Next week will be an exciting time.
Lei Gnatre Amanti I The two greatest
pantomimist in the world, Messrs. MafTitt
and Bartholomew, will appear to night with
the Kathleen O'Neil Novelty Troupe, at Uusl
ton Hall.
Their performance is alons worth
two prices of admiaaion to any one. 3
I
The Anniversary Yesterday we Wle'.
ly alluded to the loot that it was the Anniver
sary of St. Patrick the . Patron Saint ol
Ireland, that the Irish Societies, with the Her
man. Benevolent Association ai guests, were
nut in procession, and that Iho Ladies of St.
Joseph's Church would give a Festival at
Hibernian Hall, at night, in honor of the oc
casion. The Progrumtne was carried out in
the best order, and the exercises were most
interesting.
The Procession, which was in charge of
Dr. Conway as Grand Marshal, and headed
by the Regimental Baud, marched through
the principal streets, the members of the
severul Societies wearing handsome regalias,
and bearing aloft our National Flag, and the
Banners of the Associations. The display
was one of the most respectable we ever wit
nessed here.
We greatly regret that ill health prevented
ns from attending the Festival in the even
ing. A friend whom we charged with tb
commission of reporter, informs ns that the
occasion was one of the most agreeable he
ever attended. Hibernian Hall was beauti
folly decorated for the Festival. Everywhere
were to be seen evidenoea of the handiwork
of the Ladies; but nowhere were these evi
deuces more sttrnetively displayed thau upon
the ample table whose broad surface was
laden with luxuries most tempting to the ap
petite ; generous cheer meet for kings. At
this point we desire to say that we have heard
certain epicures awad to the Ladies of St
Joseph's Church the highest praise for the
admirable quality and style of the entertain
inent.
The Hail was comfortably crowded, and
we are gratified to learn that the very best
order prevailed during the entire evening,
ronseqiienlly the entertainment was n suc
cess both in a pleasant and pecuniary point
of view. The Supper over, the evening was
mainly devoted to short speeches, appropriate
to the Day. Interesting addresses were made
by Mr. Vallandighara, Mayor (iillespie, Dr.
Conway, Mr. Marol of the Journal, Mr. Bills,
Dennis Dwyer, and by others, whose names
wn do not remember.
Altogether the occasion was very agreeable
ana win ne long remembered, it was cer
tainly an improvement on the usual celebra
tions of St. Patrick's Day to include the La
dies, and we doubt not that ou subsequent
returns of the Day, their presence will be
deemed indispensable.
many persons attempt to iaxc contrauana
money" down South for (he purpose of buy
sugar, ing cotton on the sly, and are caught at it;
but do we ever see any thing in the telegraph
about it, unless the aniucky fellows are "Jew
Doing I A House full of fuu at Huston
Hall to-night ! Go! Going!
- -
Whyil it? In the Commercial I special
despatch from Cairo, we find the following
item:
' Two Jewish passengers were relieved of
sixty-lour tbousaud dollars contraband money
Dy uoverninent oitioers.
'There is an order, we believe, which pro
hibits capitalists from taking gold South, and
buying cotton with it It would seem, from
its reading, that it was intended to apply to
every body, but we have bad abundant evi
dence tokuow that exceptions have lieea made
in favor of political favorites, who, by paying
a bonus, are permitted to buy as much cotton
as they can secure. This is not fair. All
wh i are willing to pay fur the privilege and
take the chances, should be allowed to pur-
chssa cotton, or the privilege should lie with
nem trom all. What w most reprehend is
tlie4invidious distinction made by the uews
reporters between persons of different notion
alilies. There is no doubt but that a great
ish passengers? Will the Government can-
Bor, who bos the supervision of the reports
sent North, inform the public why this invidi.
ji,,illotioII ,n() i,lsoltin. discrimination is
emitted t0 ,
Another Alarm. Some fellows who
where so disguised with liquor that they didn't
tnuw a pile of burning trash from a burning
building, raised a fire alarm last night These
false alarms are becoming annoying, and the
maudlin fellows who start them should be
made examples of. Iet a watch be kept, and
ths follows arrested.
Fire I There was an alarm of fire just as
we were going to press.
MARRIED.
krybaeger ctphcks on Die iTtb int, by
?.. V inters, at the reeidenee, of J. MoOhee, Bik.,
Mr. vai.uaetryuarger,ir.,of Md ki.er lown.hTp;
m" Um "-'JeUera, of Va Huron Weseuia.
d. wintere, w hi. remdeaoe, Mr. uor- 4eui to Mim
'y aunuAuithai, betum thuoiiy.
New Advertisements
GUNS AND REVOLVERS
M. SOIINKIUER Jti SON,
Na. ioe Mala street lte She Marks
TIAVI on on band a large eepply ef Boot Oone,
. nines, tnu e, coier a douue-acuoa, eiuila 4
KiScs. Colt's. Coouer's dou
Wuuiw'l. AIlM A WhMlnrh'i. Slum lAu,l'a kb.l
ie aelehretwl I owere'. Hevolvare, wluoli e an aeU-
mai7 , a. bCHrlllDCE A SON.
Great Attraction.
POSITIVELY FOR TWO NIQHTS ONLY.
i0 AND HRK
KATHLEEN O'EIL'S
DRAWING ROOM
1 ANI m
3NaT-AyitH.'l' V THUUPX
HUSTON HALL
THIB k.VKMCi.
HUSTON HALL
MONDAY KVKMMi, MAR( H 30th, I8u3,
ANIi CONT1NUIMJ KultK DAYS.
The People's Favorites.
MAM.NIIAHfl.aCl'
MXIVSTR.13LS
11 It A S S HAND,
AKP
nt'KLUMtri: opeka thoi pi:
TWENTY BTA.RS
Actllowlrled l.y tint pre slid the ,i.l,!lc wherever
tliey liava upiieared t he thaoulv prriecl end leaitl
mme 'troupe uiihti world; ill opciiixiliMloii Hail a
Tickets, 2Aent; reserved seaia, .Tfl rents.
For Airther parucutan Bee lliinre adverliKeiueiit,
nai; J, U. NKWt;OMB, Ajjeut.
W ILL BE 8 OL D
AT
A XJ O T I O 2J
UN
,1 .
Tt'EftDAY, .HAKCI1 Itttlt, lftti,
AT
7t J-IVUSJ 8TKEBT,
Itse yards amaaele Carpel,
lar(e, flaie Mlrrare,
elegaai ewtevsj Machlwes,
s aaw cos,
Tahlee,
a Cleak rrans,
A U f Steel.,
Aw4 aaervi.a sttkr uaa-e.
Sale of Dry Hooch Mrdardny
itsxc mo 1 1
N. f. UOUOlAVbS.
j
i
j
ublio.sxle
mil t MtirPohlx r will 4itcriWr ml, ui hiNit.rni on ih
X Brunt Ttirnpik, lour inittw irmn imytnii.oM N1
VIAH :KKl-n t U hfml i! vHi nl.l M,im, A .In- h
fui.i .i.irnnwii; iivia 01 t;jitl; luiionjf ihrm kit
fr-h nnl;li i:i.tH. l ihonxiuh-ttrpd viih.i Hhii.hu. i
(hnrfnih-lir?.i Uoill nt jil nmd lioi-ei Ami MiWi
c(lHeWlt fcf': liNolliiuo HlHllion. A w-a nl.i. air..,.
uHAtiniis; 1 new Hi-siuKXy ; j on.hri-T whwod; I unrij
1 oir mill and prtHn.Hiirl n in.nl mosortmeiit ol
riMiiiii iriiiiivnM'iii, conM-MIHg, )l lHri, Ol lii'iw
hAI l-OW. tMlltlVHtorit. Wheiit rfrtll.onrn .Irills AHM ,.)!
irM. lun.linrsia) aaniilnwti a.liaiia. I.... . ...... ..u -- 1
Hwciittini(-lo, frn )hfJlcr, uirn mill, roiir-liori
im-fstne-r mnn nffmnwr ntHl littne-Hiw.r rwlonvfiiiK
wnningmill, r-d-w lunt crvn, o lrme inowinj
nt'ohiii, on-horH inomn iinidiin, rrnpei, itrlM(
""""'"ts"" iniirr ?UI1 l(J(Hr,tM.tei lfVV Ul'I.iteSC
Mln (tinjrk- hikI dlill l.nr-s, mn -LutuS of Ut.
iiikI prt ol my huiiMthoifi hh1 kiii him rmi.u.ir..
.nii to ratmnincf lit !t oViock h in. willi H
....a ruiillllj V III .- ISiHUimt.
mnlj.li. w, DAVIB.
O0LlIKRS who )nvii lusen wonn.lti In the military
rV r Mo,-e til rllilUlfi(IDUIUlU(ll llietl
,. H, II. rVEAKJ.ty,
mall c. ncrnl Bounty Axcnt, Dayum. tlhio,
ON and after Thursday, March 1J, all freiXlit des.
tlned lor illations on ilie liidiiiiutcenlral and Lsy
.. ... ..n,,iUi,Ul mlu m, points wcsl, will I
received nt Ihe t'oliiliilsis tind Xctna lip,t.
n,"d'" L. CAIsfcLl,, Axenl.
F 11 1: B lliit KV T
No Better Slaughtered,
MlCtlAIL. STKINKH
hTA 1. L KO. NDKTU 8I1JK OK THK .MAltKKT
tne urn, iiueiuy oi ucci, i.anih, eu?.t every
market morning, aud lie especUlly invilea the
Helsdelerminedto slaughter nothing hot the best
..r.l"l""ll,r Mo. .'''. o. lf.d'.lin
bl tUK USUVK Nl KokKV TUKKH
F O K SALE
.moil, nimnc, ami uniaiueulat 'I'ivch ciim he had at
i? our grounds at yery low pra-e. We hsrc I lie fo.
luailis ttlmde Tn-es. ell ol lion
bll.Vr.K-l.KAK POPLAIl,
I'A'I'AI.PA. two nineties,
rj.OUICKIKO Uu'liu'P
.... liALSI OK t.ll.KAIi.
wnw miy im leu at me uroce:y Hlore of .li.tm I-'
KVIaar, Main street. Trees a ill be sol, I low and deli
rU IB any parlof the cur Irec ol charae. Ko islhe
lime to niuac vour cMli'iilMi.i.n- ir i.h.t.i.n..
txes,c. Vi ecan furnl.sli li w verv line 4l'.iii', i,ii
Ash, bearing lrmN. Any s r-..u isinlcniiilatma plnnl-
ina pmii irees mil l nil hisheil Willi out descriptive
setiloiiue by cslliiK st the nbuve Urocert . Prices ol
all kinds ol trees unit be msile low.
t"""'1"! WlbbJAMK t l.KVi In
"E. O'BEIEN,
No. 301 Seconal atrcci.
1TAB rM!ivtd hm pnnK tnpDly of Utujdje, an J t
m-m. vsir,mil,7 vKiiug w mm iTiy riim-k o. UrtMne,
Winisii, Liunoni, ami CiKtt. H exiiewiU anttthcr lot
V 11 sHKitviiiii mi in iai)( ipirin
aiuua vi inn awrrliAiy w lillllU,
tnii lake a look at hi- ftroffty in( li'.uor itjimniufnth
Vfi nrt con am thfty will w h.M-nel hhd ni- fincon
ar lliailn If itiiu ti A r..,. ..i . il
T . . " "mi ictiuw iirvt-ri,i(iMti
tllB Atlantic W hn t..ur he. r m. u.n
and no mmuko. ilm uton- j inst now cmmmi iJ nm!
sui iimniifismu iiMU uifl IHAn iriO Ol AOOSlN, Jt (.
III II Lrtia-aivra lliavi.et. u . - ...
and IndiaiMi, ami fte crdu lor huTiiiK pure Winer-
y'-I'"'"""' iruiriul lltltt.Sln. ill' MU.At rtn
ISauiaiion Bittr-, , nialud4w
A GOOD II018K AND LOT OX W KfcT 2d HT,
AT
SUKlUI'l' tJ SALK
AilfK K. jMtl(.'lnrs. iiho itl b rl (eUHhftS-t a.. I.,,
No. .'.
1V itntesof, and in OvsfdiiMir'a to, the fommimd of
if aucndroi lf nuui tn ihiM unw Ly Uie hti(H-nor
v " " iM.MiiitMif ry .-uiiiiiy, I will oiler nl pntilii: au 1 1
Ulna door or III rinrt Hf.i,-f in (In ri( Oavton
WH
Sntunlnu. .-A h imvi
" o fioi K p m ui sal ct dH,v, Mm iVloNiiiu dt ri)Hd
vitate, i'i-wn: nnuaio ia tntNMiniy of Monluom
ry, and Htatf ol Ohio, and in tlm city of l';i t..i,, M(.
e- .y. ,w. MUli-IIIIU 11 IHMHirtHl mill
ssentfn CmnXlt thpCOnMlltlVei nillhlym ia I.J.i.
HMitlcity with all tha inviiif ilHrmiiiuamH'riajiiiiiii
aitli un uni eotemiQtrt (,( witrmniy.
A prnniMM at f K.eiixi mid nun not M fnr Ifmn tn o
uiuussvi finn(uv'ssp)nuisfMiiTa(. 'ivnnKiaiMh.
ur.ut.ra wooAMAti.fc.iejrill Mom. iwuily.
twkntv tuoIaSami Apmliuciw
ir O K B L E
ALL of the beet quality of Uralletl ruil, at So r
bua.lred, al the Nur.cry id fc. I'. bronn, on Ihe
ihe west side of Ihe river. olure at Ihe ttrxl la-ick
Imiise en the aesl aide ol' the niM.1.
a. in nuei, miim me M Mini e.i mu Hn.i.n
Orders may be left at Otin.lopher" where snmpiek
can be seen. BielJdaaHw D.M. lit aria
W ... " o honcsl men to sell Best's KYuil
V . ; inTiaojaior. n. Hns r.
uattdayi ln 107 Jattemon .U-eet
A SMALL FARM AT PUBLIC HALK.
T Will. oBeral publio eele, HATl'aPAT, MARIJH
a ia, iih, at x o cloek p ni at the door ot" Ihe Court
iif.ii-e in .ue coy oi iMVlon. PUKT1 A ISKSul RIi:ll
LAND, I's. milesweat of lis, lou. un il,. u,,tl rH..i,
Pike, all under lence and hi a rood aiate nl .siitiu.,...
I lie etwve described Unit will lal aoid ill eruarele
Irai'bi of lu and Jltacree.
Pavinents ooe-tlurd cash, one-tliml m mu an.l o,D
Balance in iwo years iruon nay ol aale.
illiieiaeei leAAO IS. HUNI.KaV.
Dayton Commercial College,
Ne, a e, Tklrel Btrol, !", Ohtak
INOOHFO KATKD IN lesow.
Fall Comt Coarie-Tlne l'allniltfd$30.
IBTTLtNO MKrtWLT and PKRANOKII UOOgS,
awa a.ninn aan rr.na.pnnir,
ltMMkH:UL t AU'1'I.ATIONb,
OiJMalKKI'lAI, CtlKllKaPliN MNCK.
I.XCTUHKHsAc
OPEN OAW AKU Ktt:I,.
rrUlowAIC u BovlaAta s.yattAai, mo uopyiaa trom took,
uo nmonsuAi of aiUtrMtr rulew. t.M-li utl.
auc haa aaWetk to nimiaal.. aiiti yrwxl by tn.iriH
loarYra a pf'U.w bswk-kwapear with tiKtMMi ta
OnvniUM.Ooudiu'iiuii, HsJsua. 11.4, fu.oji, tVsuaiiRij,
""""'"I a..vam-w, aU.ua. I UA( kltSJ . Itum UI a HeS.
Urmif lsrtue?r, o.,aA. Uuiij(h iu taaares f a aM ot
bouks )H a bsitiDeaai iVteUsre.
UarchaaiM ami buok-kMsr auv ra usM'tAillv UiTit
J to call atU aiaimiMit.a thVrouvh no.i ot iiiiiuin.
MNiiiMraoUiMi, wluca nan placsmt aiaay of Ui gnJii.
MM DoUsMia. rut aeUtln Ularw sul.JrkMia 1
'7 vvii'aw sow. iseieuBk-iatsauBaiw Ul lpr.1, U4ls
ILL J - VsUkU, ltoo, Oluo.
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tW aqilRIV. (e-lhiy WOrdk, --oWil) ail lll-erttfm. f it
Oom ts'nr ihH'taTM, ..H.M. t
ttu r(tiHi, na rf, m 1 ,
(.'mi HiM"' on niouih s
k'W' rvijimre, lliifo tuviithn, 7
UiiN ajimr-. iroDtiri; IU "
IN VIKLkLT.
Out MHUHT,liihty worrit, oitf wsL $ 00
JVr mii'Mrr, 'hmi k in ad'hrion, tt&
Yt fjtinrp. ono Tr, IH M
"IVnn lur Adviriiwiiifiitj Ki-iij j mix a rtHtbi
tmr , or lr a longer srfotl tln n-f'Vs rp... R fUiv
iniu.ui ai tin- tjiruiiiina lurf'm. mfA'A ulfi in-fmoi t
ar";lmri;d m t lit - ii.. . tM'rn nxt
toint in nii(t prrvioup toiiiMmloD. MW AH lai-nt) ai
? sxrtien-montis, muwi oh id for in advum-c.
Mu Llic Insurance Company
OF IIAIti'KOUh. ri.tNNJXTlCt V.
KKUV HAN SUOlll) INSI RK IUH 1 U K,
rpHB A'An Krnntr. jmk im K R Li 1 A, f.-r a iv-ir.t
X of yearn, Andowmrni polio leu ami i-hudifu Li...
iuv mriit. Ali-o, iSon 1-oili-itiiiB I'ohtu'jt, ou whu h no
ixtviiu nt rfntnrvd aiter id ?rMri.
f't tliouMtiid ilollHr" puid id two l.t-t-fB it. ihitfHy,
Ainoiiu all (hti cinttiviuias oi nicn to nrnti.'t f)ie
frttnily vMvi from want, nonaiutn taiinu mort tim
pie in itN uhuirictcr! noble in Un IfHtiirm, or vi-i ihIL .11
it i.nnltn, thiin Lil'e lnMimiK-e. It 1 die jtui Hlnt-h
tha dyinf; hutud leavei to .1
SCPI'OUT TIIE Wli'K or 111S liOSo.M.
It in Die uo.-ifMtn hand ol the ro ilvn( iHtln-r, ri iu-lnuAi
trin irium ihn g!nvt, and Nti.i n.-uimlnn; Jn- i.tl - pi uil,
:md kfi-ping together tti thimly. Hj n, iht tit thf 1 1
riiUTKCTS lllrt AGED JtWUEMtt,
Kn hare lit' ha prtt dtd Utom into eU-rnity; hyit
tha Imnt'Ht di-isivr MHiMifn hinrur.ti'liDcrfiJMor, vihMt
tat MTenicd letui propitiottM, In h nmrai and wm iuy
-i-n-a, it in one (treat wtipn hy which 10 roh di-i)i t,f
I.Ik Himu;.
L( any linoliand, OilhAr, Hon, ak hnnoeir, "If j wn
In dia to-night, would Uiomj wh'i axe deiur Ut utf
11K HA Fit VM0M THJC PA-NCid HF V A M f
Wot 1 M thewf children hnvf a comiorl'itj hfinc, :mi
the iTivani of edticntton? Would thiP vtiN Lf iiiiie.rsii.
dwii ol the t-nid channel of tiij aurl.r' Wuntii m'
ancd and lerbln pxrent ! provnifd lot Would ni
ftat.'Us. piiy u.y dt-litf? Wuitl.t lhs.lt) toy-mi M'i'iifKii
lrojMM t hy lorced hhIos 01 tu iuiiniinrnvor to m-, t
ihe-dt-nninuH ol cre.titoi ti-iiid nuulc nht 11 1 he n.nn.r:
ilowtiwnrd, and lair puie 1 nui.i-i h- iittliew
lluw Jew cud nnwf r thfe iiphoii P. ihi-ir -mu -.-uon!
Thvy leiu-10 ak them, mid clu n-ti u-lit-i
U1111 they havf a lonn le"-M fin l;(, . j it- I- t.iuii (w.-l-iih
niidcuwtu'dJy. 'J lie luitw man
U)0KS THE liANGKR JN 7 UK i L'K.
That he inn. Kr)1!1'" wuh it; Utn wijh inuu, Ut-i . 1
limy Kfndy ltn ntiir and pnlliMlc it- tlir.'Hl.-i.iitv T l,,.
memis m pyJImiton an, m ti.-md, oi e;.y tMjn -.(, u n
LIFE
insuranci: 1
Yoiinft men jitit fitnritDx In hiintii. , whwe cinssr
CApitai irt ilieit'ftierttvuuil intrant) ,sh.uttt jusiii-h ti.t-.r
live- to the iimuiuit i1 Itnll incir imtnime.- m.-h an
id -if dliMiiU'ii'HUHt hoiie-.lv .aiiriikii-'Mi. in ih .rnrt-i-Ur-,
would jiiMly lll';rMHt ilissfr rum; L in , 111 lhrti,
It Mould fhow (tint thi-y tlid nm'ui'h h- It u,- vneir
ftieilfl KApOHtHi llitiliy H.uliJl.Ci,lllHlKm , tsild Utet
ANN V A 1. ! It K At 1 V M
Miih(fiairl) lw reftiint-.! tast ih. trihoie I,n h un in .
riH'i' hi-art pny at (ha eltiine of jh.i-.
JUttN H. WluiM'Kl.MAM.
Ajt'lll. loj' IfriyltjII iultl T.i lUli) .
iPLKNlMD HOTKL l'KOI'KKTV Hk AL.
IN
aMIamisuuiu;, .oiiio.
'p)lR UMilei'Mieiirtl will fell on mi
X it ecu now and April 11, Jmi, in
in li:iinitriirg, Ohio, anoan n,i tiia
"'.Is- . Hut, hf
iH-iet ptipe-ny
Ai I AMI Jl o u .si;.
Thi-tHiie al rh ttnent hotfU in iheAiiun ai(tT,
Hid haw aucxt-cUcni nm nl iHiMnes-H m im nine, it
it- A lare thneUiry hrick h-in-c, eoiilautuisf ta. tt -fn
t r'Miiii", and Into ni u-t-cfiMi) i:'.-i',i.uiaj, if-li.,
ml u-ieiu Hbtached, mdtill in tnid onh-r. Ai-ai.tt
im r,t tur-i 'i he nr.lt. i. um. 0- tw jwrcii holt 1 m.
'h f, and im in Una onicr.
TnOKui;Mw coiniriHng (hirtprt'jtiy.uiDiii,t of
Av liiin' l"i. nneem ini-i-d vtnh h Hue. hedge, -uui i.
.seuiiti.mlv ariiuiMisU as a KaJUen, turn uma ii bmee
tiae-a in fM-nrit)K nrder.
Thia piMparty i a unite oa the oothor of Main nnd
nridK'" Htrii'tH.not uioro than novem; -tire j.uj rirn,
Uie canal Kud a convenient thiHtmn e ji.iiii ijm iienot ol
he ;incinnali. llamilion ami Lnvinn ..i ..
tT'o 1 -in mi and n ootl paying propartv.
A-ui i.iniisar mmriimiiou pirme oajl on the pmpnelor
n ihe pierniP. teS.laa tt H. li. I..:K.
1 OIK. 'K STUEEI-I'UOPEkf Y
AT
aMASTEU COMMJSSiONKH'S SA1K.
Wilhum T. Khem k, Plaintiff, j jttont. Hup t'onn
J, rnrrej Trv.niiir.et ml, Iiejen't'i.) C.v. No. ir.
1j KCAPil. loan ortler ol Ihe Hi .enoi O.nrl if
Mornt'omery connty, Ohio, nmue in the hoc,.
and urtM-ti d to nie. 1 will oiler a mitilu. i, i.....
st the door of the Court Houe in Die t-dv ot I'Aviou '
ill (lie cotiiiiy and Male alorcHaid, on
.VifimifK, Ala a 4, Ut;:i,
At J o lo :k p m ol mud d.iy, th hWluwiiiif UeM-iiLvU
r.iierty. liewiL Hdiiale in the county of Monitroinerv
M..s sums iu uie nj oi imyuj Us-ttH: Lei
inhiiN-icii i. ne IhoiiMiiin mn' hmiitre.i :ind thirly-li.i.r
Utity en ihe plat ol .-nut envoi lut.,u. ei sut ..
uu le i et me weft ridM ef uci lot. iiiuoniL' lhr.,111.
Uie euiire i'.(.odih1 by anitiel li. liiuii..ul. t,,,,
Ui' a MtlleillVIMoll Cl Otlldotn I 'V . Lot in. OH h '
avid I'roieent i (o le oiii uu a d..M in isa.r ui
Wil 'will '1'. Nt-ht)iH'k n-'ain-t ,1. Ilur ,t v l i.di..-
a oasx iiai'pntid aiixi.iau huudrt-ii uoliurj. iie,
itnd svuinot wit fur le-.f limn lwo-thnd oi nd an'
pi-aw-d value Lsning uoj.,. Ternc oi Hle eaL.
ral fstiitti u miiuu-a on ymii'th ire. i, t,u "
h'Hiewoit or Unnci) kirm-i, nusl itnn. ixom onna
irc-t lo t-ivi-Minore sttrcflt Iroulints' on lili ir-e.ta.
dwalMuj; lioutw on aiwh endol tita lot.
II. II. VV kAKLk. , Manter ('.Jiimi-n,o.r
Aiiak Clay, Attomay. itfoHjavtii- -
FAKMKIiil AMD fhl IT (iftOH KHS TUK
AuritJa. ,
fllHK hesl tune to ntn Ben'a Kruil Tree Jutyijiural.-r .
X i from the Uma itie(r-.ot eitmi.ttiifa) die tr.m't
auUi (lie litl ol June. maAi .a liu
hkiujli: houbk uitisuiu. . . .
rpilK Krandeat inslilution out. lorsaleai
X LI XUM'B ilrua eiore. .as Thud .lre.1:
DBUOS aud Mesta-iaeei a lull stock alan)r oa bate,
aud foi aaJe at rcuaonabic prices l,y
Shl , Main si., Bear Maiket. .
Important Aiiuouiieciuent.
ll.KLINK.
Km. ate Phillip. H.ai.e, Vhlrd elreel,
flVAKlCS Una aaelhod loinforoi Ihe public Itju tw
elebraled aa a
'H"aeo uie arvice o. a aciuiemao at...
PRACTICAL WATCH AMi cl.lit K MAkk.lt.
do .v.r manner of repair, lo all .boa ripu u ot
w i at ni:s, txo ks, Ji;wti.i,i
lhe hMl Ht !. AUWl al slinrl .a I . -
. . wn.-. i rim reimirr
(tan worked iiiKfB the ttnet aaiclie.Hnd umelry iu CLa-
lennr-i-uirr. m r.iiriijaB, Kiel ai-o fU tM I Itltt (i ? tA4a
tioj he ciUiaot he excelled lor moo,! muA t,-.. '
aillla tinib.il I tuT ,'nlie.. Is.. - ....
leneDted, fcr. Kliiia will uon be able u ss,lOI(lZ.
die nil who w-ni lha aork pt-rfortneu, ai it
laeAi ralea it can be aitorOsesi. '
tiOLD AXD SILViCK WATttlKS AM) i Uil. Mi
every vaneiiy t will U onerwl at .r,vai naJ., rard
'"-fmlrJ'',ld,"l,- The put,hcareia(7lHl '
7.7 . "impel asMir.li, wuru lrfet, Blid ll-
pe.-t Uie If i J., HU.1 ..est fe.kMiriii d u. K- I
JliaUlMaT. telodi.ii. 11 kl IVL-
- ' sas.ssaisH
W K liAT T O "jL I V K7'
WE LIVE TO EAT,"
J. wots, a ay aosi,
clu poKTorKica Buimma. ti thud bt.
MAVKIn.1 reonred and hero S,r aale at the Inwaat
HIUAN APPI.KH, wholesale and retail
NhMANiX; Pt t'l'A I'tlrlo t;irae lul
CBAflBKKUlkis-i.r.nie,
h Ki t' liNlwbl-i
fAat II.Y OHIM KKIr.--iel,.
IT kit, Bui.e, o Ac, Ac. a eaua,
i. W. A aoaareooaaluntlv receiving the alsive ard
elee, and everylluu aol for II ,c i.Ue, ,hs,l, can la.
obtajoed al home and abroad. They are Urei
I'liS Apiaea ao.1 t'otaloea iroag Wlu-tu.
llooraod Bis-aeliMU Kkairate ol uiualii.,.. m
elcsMlvd. I key ale Hell a.ed lor Uie H.li
ih.i..
Itseut
llsrsl Las 1
invlA., iial.iiiiara la. iioaAI
LjV UeatsVa 4aiiVtTW4 ITaas,
'-""I Pieaee
Laai. vrtkra.
uu-aa.

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