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New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-18
JERSEY CITY COMMON council.

Tie jersey CITY Common Council held a regular
meeting lat evening, the President, Mr.. Vas NoRsr
in 'fe chair.
III Annnny Mssocf-Mayor Gregory sent ia his
am uhi rels r. which received ordered 10 be en-
tered upon the minutes aud so copies to b. printed in
pan plkct term.
The Mayer sfter coneratulaing the Board mc4 Of
wilt NJ utre men bers last year. upon the ability with
VII ch II ey hsd conducted the afiairs ot the city dur
ing the ps- year called Their attention 10 tie tolc"
ira tttorS:
Hotcv >~pp'y.-In addition to the present stand
pIe which is being errcler the Mayor recommended
that an ADDITIONAL erene be procured, and ais0 that
ea.ures be- taken fr the laying Of another main pipe
Il gIe alre Rdy in requiring TO be worked 10 hours
each DIV TO furnish the ordinary supply AMI should
al accident occur to this by which il would rcmaln
idle f,r several days the calamity to the city could
no, to estiu eted.
Pub ic SeAoois.-The attention of the Board vas
called 10 the ovtrcn.wded stste uf primary schools
Nns AID = ard the Necessity of furnishing more
I, led gCconu odaiOts also favCring the crecun ui
a ore suitabe building for the occupancy of colored
children.
Icfnsfs.-The Mayor recommended strict enforce
ntrt ,f tie laws and ordinances i'll reference 10 Tho
sn'r e Intoxicating irii KS and especally in rf"reuce
tn il shle on SUNDAY. The Common Council was al'o
advised ~ counteraLCe the establishment o coffee
huuses here hquUrs are sold, even at almost any
CO., TO the city also the establishment of hydrsns
with cups attached. for the accommodation of the
thirsty.
puno hchn>i,r sud with an adequate compensation,
whs reconn ended, well TO require the police 70
beCon II ore efficient.
Rclg,on Porr4,rnt-1he attention of the Colncilwas
caes to substitution ot Belgian pavement in place
ofthr Cbbie sor. the principal tho roughfar-s. At
ptesett bel eet So 100 and $4,000 expended annu
sly fer repairing the streets. most of which would be
savcd hy The use at the Belgian pavement.
Aycaies-The Mayvr asked the Bourd to encourage
n construction OF arcsdes. continuous awning,
SIMILAR To- the one on the block adjoining the ferry.
Tie Mayor also favored the CONCENTRATION o the sly
flee: action in reference 10 udlug he city limits;
increasing q the term Of the office of Mayer to tw0
year, with appointing power alterations in the syS:
ten Il battiig t. furnish employment to abc-hodicd
puupcrS AID an NJ, lun for juvenile feinquents.
cen n uuicetoh was received from the Northern
Rail-, nd Company asking the privilege to lay down
4, track or the north side If the Jersey City Depot,
ten purnry termination uf their roHd, which IL to be-
opei ed the 26'b inst On motion, permission 10 lay
tie Track was granted.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-18

THL SLA,ETRADE.-A RENoNsIRATIsG GRAND
JrEI.-1kf SaraHHah RepHLhcaa publishes an lnd.g
naIa Protect of the Grand Jury which recently in-
iiced the yare. suspected If completely il the slave
trade The Jurymer stste that they were compelled
under oath by Instructions from the Court, to haI
hill in ace flnice with that law prohibiting the
aye-,Iade but De t b. understood that they did
so against th,ir will The protest is curious docG-
rneIt II concludes a. fc'lrw-:
1--WE feel huub.d men, IL the eonsroHsness that we are
f,centa bu' IN usue thai living dgIg Tue eN;
ercr surh aV under fyruy supreme a. that ol A-
p->psd.c CfuytiLntu,s of tie Old Word.'
Heretofore the pTle Of the Suh rm IN 'helr cousrs
of rsLt strrgb Ied u rIS t< stamp o. ooHdem
nation Ugcn - ilrs 'eff sT the 'astos f Sarers
brt bare yeyied rErebukd the fgsHes Of foreign oPa'
D. JJeGI % their stIPTt LIsr 2" yield u c.lY sells-
urut II prrrudrG philanthropy and diseased n'u'a ahr"
Of hsh,r M lsuatics the tendency Of which i ~ erbasc m
w the sf nation = cyEd uariuu weak and unSis@ hs
sardus laws tending 20 eucoursgr such resu and
cts.qu-ty a. an,iu In their ercs re snAsu!iiEy GcTo-
cat, f, yepsaI iGi,5 EhA directly iad'ecny
ms fasfEtn and tnusr have Inherited nsiEt an ~ and
hhk il tie day Of Suheu people 20 TequiIe their ei.
tor. 70 s-. oT accomplishment ot tbs object
CH,ElrS GRANT, BTNFDIcr BoVEGCN.
H. l. Byrd VI. D., JNo. J. JaCKsO>
: P,NFR Gro. ". GsRNY.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-18

SCHOOLS FOR ARTHIERY PR,oTIcT.-The War
Deparnent has designated the following station, for
seh,-l- fer artillery practice: Forts Ridgely Randall
ard Loavenwcrth in the department Of the Wet and
For Vancouver, in Oregon. The following officers
have been sproirted Inspectors: BrevetColone Mon.
roc. If the department Of the West; Breyet-Colenel
Nauu of California ard Oregon; and Breyct Colonel
Harvey Brown Of the department of the East and
Texas.
R,uRoAD GRtSTs IS MICHIGis.-The Secretary
Of The Interior has approved OF land grants Tor rai-
road purnoses in the State of Michigan. follows
Grard Rapids and Indiana Railroad, +t0,o0O acres;
Flint and Ptrran bequette Railroads, 10000 acres,
being only paIt Of the land which said roads are en-
titled 20.
SEA SERPENT.-Some of the Gay Head Indians, VINO
were codfshiu, off Norman Land last week saw the
veritable serpent. He heading directly tH the
proposed fuTt the Point. The Indians were very
much frightened, and instead Of chasing BIN; he
chased them, sothey repotee New-Bediosd STANDARD.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-18

Az OrrR,CEnUs HIGHAnpEp PROCEEnING.-
Al ufior traIspIr1d on FRIDAY night ia this city,
" cb for ts in pudeucc w. have scldOn heaIdequard
10 give our renders corr ct history Of the trausac-
tiu, We must at the begtniug. S"uIo tine
sirte the Sheriff of Niagala, Canada, attached The
scluurrr Empress and had her in custody, but she
aas taken out fl his p@-session 10y some uudtrhand
woik aud preceded On her voyage. Arriving once
moe al Port ColtOrue, the Sherif prepared I" srie
her when thr maie who had n ciailn against the
ye.srl sci sal aid came tO Buila". Here Uu action
was brought a. Ainst her Ia hdmlIall, aud abe was
n-, nituc ed Ly the sheriff uf Erie County who placed
Deputy En eliok aud keeper on beard Ut her AT
late four on S'nrday morning those IN charge heart
wav Here lie met by a man who told him Ia ga
bu or be would blow hts brains our, striking him at
the tine i'll the tuce. Emerck made several
htteu p,s to get out deck but they were unrucce'
ful. Thee on deck unmooied the Vrsse and tue tug
Stillnan Witt coming al"ngrde, she sailed toward
CsIaGa. Here aDother rug was attached to her, aud
the Silmun Witt returned "a. Buffalo.
During all thls time, limerick was locking through
crack il tie door and impressed the ysages oi the
thieIes his mind Among them. we understand,
wus the Sb,If Ui Niagara Canaia, aud the owner ot
the csrgo Limerick and the siorekeeper were landed
eurly H. the morning und allowed to return home. War
ruIts won Immediately procured against al tho par
ties ard upon The arrival of the o'clock train on the
Like Huron Road, Officer Emerck proceeded to the
d, pct aud recognized s'x at the men ~ they were
rnviI th cars Who were arrested aud committed 10
inil by JurtIce Bdwrl.
TIE Sheriff has written To- the Secretary Of SNtc in
ad to u affair, ara thtse tNttDthlhR bfui- pui-
cias will that they canrOt into our hnrbors
md steal away a while in the custody of the
sitrif with npuni'y. mtri-orrg NJ the same time
and threatening the lives oi American citizens.
L iao Express.
A BrRGIA Ar SHor At BY a WoN,s.~Atu lu,e hour
Sunday night lady Iesicing at South BiSl0u hearing
uoe h, the dUoi If her house, from her bed,
and loo hing out Of u window observed n straDge man
at wok on the door which he managed I" unlock
ard enter. she ia medately seized revolver aud
fe,ocrded fight Of stair, when she discovered
the burglar at the foot Of the lower flight She n-
stnt leseled the pistol and fired, whlcn cansed the
Il CW TO beat basty retreat, leaving hIr cap behind
him. The ball struck very near the spot where the
fellow was stat dug hen She fired. The burglar
tall II an al bad light coat and glnzc cap.
The lady i, dcsrous of having him cui aud take away
hi cap a. she har use for il. Boston Journal.
FFMALE PkEACHERs.-At the late rrsslou OF the
Des uez tIuwaj Conference of the ntcd Brethren,
il was ResUls that We recommend those sisters,
who have grace and ability to preach, to act rs CO.
labUrers with ur. According to this action, Pheba
Benton aid Elizabeth Fraukbouser, were granted
recommendations to labor IA preaohers
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-18
Receipt. Of Productivity II, 1919.
IReporisd ezoias.reiy 70, The y. TEIEuAE b, DFTw
FRENCH

FRENCH
BY RAuROAp-har yOyk and Eyis-i88 pkgs. Butter, 2
pt.' ce ~ end = ses' Lara e sse S6 Es., 60 sass.
. as Y r. IN St s r8 s r1 IS ball.. S w SS F 3 2 ~ L.sci S2:
Leaiher. 4s hd es,e ed k-g wiss u osc'
becco bag FestLs Al cs.As Cut Meats. a. b6 hssds s
Fowls coop fuw, tb.s. E.g bbi, Dred Fruit, 70 6b
Apple, tb ~ hL- POtatos n des - bbi' Pickles
2sb Calves Cows bbl,. |negsr, Dbl Cher 10 shseP
her. icrG and AeV HGreA-4 obs Egg', oa'SS Veal.
~ niica state, E5p,s-a65 pkg, Buttcr cslye.
~ A~eyoan Espye..-2o p.gs Butel. boxes Pollry.
coois FaWh btis. kss'. boA,' Game Calves. o.,.
bY sTEAY.BlF NAsHvtLt-% Cb' Green Beans ri ibis
Iv Steamey Highland Light FROM RgD BAAK-20 pkzS AZ
rsis,u, bb. Poultry ~ Psss Ess' eoofs f0"' - Co,
Bs hosru RIvtE-MvcSsa,' L,ne-t5 Pkss. B-t,er, 81
Po,s.. n .i.... cSss Le,inu, btL Dried Frui,
As.ie'. and Try stea"t.at ComPgHy--' pkg. Butter
lbs Lgs- i.j tti, Potatts ~ bal- H. rOs Leather,
CsIy.s, boA Veal, tsk'. Poultry, Her.'s
4etb FanT ~ bush Oats SO bush Ry, b.,h Com
tbls Rs sns o. stlz PCiass rs bsl's Hay % Calyss
Is tbr. Is, Fsur a5 bu af. 30 bss Hay BALI. straw
lia shrri I'D Lar b. - Calyor cows sf1 Calves.
Ie,ge MiaA-is fEs. B''I ptE' Putry 70 bsl' Efy,
ba. Hay, 10 h.r. straw d Cayss, she.p and Lambs
Ia t's; NE Ass:M s M s n s.' . 1. y Fss 81 OBJ Ei Il
h. Cs,t sh-' p sLS Lamb Y Drrss.o HIS
tbs Apge. rolls Leather. 81 Cares, Cas fior.e,
She. p y tsE. s,H-se. .-,,,
F... e Ib RJs Faf % ssss osti, lsi 5s .y s 5Ss.
M.sl srG Fsse,6s Calves. 2Lsn.b'. h.sd Catti..
To1A fks Butter, 66 Chsess bbis and y kegs Lard
E.. .. 60 ts. e..i. AI r% Il bb Beef 5b Poi, 5 ss wa
Wbssi Vi s' Sc s sub Ry- ISL Dbl Rys Yar re bag. ia Sc
bill, Pts;o. - bb Pots,os. e0| bale. Hay ~ bales
IS ri. Lesth.r 2bx,s and kes Vine bale. san II bAIr'
sud II xr Pun bids sd q ease. oac,0 ea;s feaae
csiys. Head Cai,Ir bib Cider. q Dressed Hogs. - bag.
No. squeshes, box Toustoes, boxes Oane
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-18
POLTTICfL.

-' Occasional" in a recent letter from Washing
ton to The Ph,i00,iplia Press says: Confidential
orders have been issued TO all the United States
Marsbas IN the Free States to bc car iu in the selec
tion of their uo ?, and TO make all due nse of the
patronage of their respective offices IN reference TO
the taking OF the Census of 1869; that every man
appointed a jury expecting to be made Dep
uty Marshal, shall be fu y Impressed with the idea
that he is to do all within his power to Sistan the
Administrator in lis upon Democratic principles
n gentleman from Pittsburgh, now in this city, tells
ine that during the sitting of the L. = Court for the
Western District OF your State, every Democratic
eCItor that could be- procured Ia attend AS iuyman
was On hand and that the thing was carried to such
extremes that when the Marshal was reminded of It
he was really ashamed OF il. The editors themselves,
being sensible fellows, laughed al il very heartily,
and many good joke was made on this somewhat
too papable attempt to prove that Mr.. Buchanan
had succeeded in Tylerizing his Administration. Men
are very willing to take offices in these Gays; but
REQUIRES COED deal Of nerve for the editor OF
paper publicly to accept Il place with everybody
po ting at him a. having taken II for the purpose oi
supporting what he does uot believe.
The Congressional nominations in Tennessee are
G.pwS.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-18

TrT CRY ISsrEcToR's OFFIcE.-At J" O'Clock last
night the old locks on the doors of the City Inspect
or's Office were removed by order Of the Mayor and
their places supplied with new ones. Three police
men were detailed by the Mayor to guard the place
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-18

THr ELEcTioS OF Bvaor Do,sLs SUccrssoR-
The Srycrty-~,th Annual Convention Of the Do
c. sc of Ne.,I,r~ey will be held in 81, Mays Church,
Rurlir gtou on day. @'y p. Upon this Coz
veniion vii dvcl,e tho duty Of electsng Divccsau
10 roou Of the lste Bishop l,U-ne.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-18

IraIIas MkrIis6.-A meeting OF Italians ~ss
cslh i lat evening III the Granercy House. c"roer
Of Third ay euue and Twentieth street. Owing how
ever to want Of sufficient notification OF The fscs
in the papers pablshed in foreign languages, there
wac but limited attendance, and Mr.. Rouzoni stated
that the meeting wss postponed. The call for 'ho
rcNi meeting will he snnoa7ccd IL tho public Pnstz,
in Italian.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-18

There were two regular tcsets in the field, Frank
W. Ballard being the unsuccessful candidate for the
Presidency. Originally fve parties existed, who
wee eventually meIl ed into two. The total number
Of votes cast was c93, about hundred more than
last year.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-18

The Opposition do not intend to make nomination
in the With and With Districts they contain such
overwhelming Democratic majortics as to prec'ud
the possibility Of success.
In addition to the several pronunciamientos of
Southern Democrats against the Administration, we
have the letter of the Hon, John Forsyth the late
Minister to Mexico. Il corroboraies the statements
made in the remonsirance of MamOn reference to
the proposition Scr the purchase Of territory made by
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Grain Market
Cincinnati Matlkets.

CINCINNATI, August 9.
FLOUR-The emarketis dull and prices easier,
supertine sold At 4,s0, aud extra at 800
Whi'ky--No change in the market, 800 bbls
were sold at 23@23J6 c. the latter rate for
wagon
Provsions-A moderate demand for Bacon
Sides at De- but holders ask -, hence no sales
were effected. 10 hhds Of Bacon Shoulders sold
at 10.
Wheat--The market for wheat is quiet and
prices are unchanged There is some enquiry
for prime Red; sales of prime white at Ia TO :
Is, do good do at ~; do do do at 10 and do
prime red at ,0S to ! 10.
Corn is steady and firm at 60@S2.
Rye is steady, sales at s0@S2.
Barley is firm with brisk demand for prime
old at 55d60.
Oats, are easier; sales 900 bush at 4s and
900 do to arrive at AZ
Flax Seed declined at 90.
Lard | l.
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Safest By CfIsgrapb.
Later rom Europe.
ARRfrALoFTHEHA HARwoNIA.


New YoRE. Aug. o.
The steamship Harmonic has arrived.
She leit Southampton on the Goth ult, and
brings London papers of that morning.
The second edition Of the London Times, Of
Tuesday, gives the preliminarics Of the peace
Of Villa franca, as lollows
The two Soyereigns Of France and Aus
.ria viii favor the creation Of an Italian con-
federation, but the confederation shall be
under the honorary presidency Of the Holy
Father, the Popo.
The Emperor Of Austria ccdcs to the En-.
peror Of France his rights in lombardy, ex-
cepting the iortresses Of Mantau and Pes
chierA, which rights the Emperor Of France
will hand over to the King Of Sardinia
Neniua forms part Of the Italian conied-
Grafton. bat remains under the crown Of
Austria
The Dukes Of Tuscany and Modcna re-
turn, under condition Of granting general
amnesty.
Both Emporors will ask the Pope to in
troducc indispensable reforms
Full and complete amnesty is granted to
all the people
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-08-10

Judge Mason, oftho Superior Court, has
granted a motion for the appointment of a
receiver Of the Eric road.
4 private dspatch from Memphis says that
Emerson Etherdgc is elected to Congress in
the 9th District.
A dispatch from Houston, Texas. via Now
Orleans on the Sth, says that Sam. Houston
is certainly elected Governor.
The earnings Of the Central r. r. during
July were nearly $4,000 in excess Of last
year The six months dividend Of 3 per
cent amounts to 100000, after the payment
of which there will be balance Of over Sl4-
600 ON hand.
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New York Market.

NEw YoRE, August ..
Flour heavy and l0@l5 cents lower Sales
at 81 406500 for superfne state, and 4,1065 90
for extra state, and 4,65@5,l5 for con mon to
good extra western; 4s0@4.95 foi old, and 500
as ,25 for extra Genesseo.
Rye flour dull at 4,00m4,62I6.
Wheat duh and 203c lower with small sales
at 75 for unsound Milwaukee Club, 10 for
old White Western, and ,35 for new kentucky
white.
Rye dull with sales ats.
Barley quiet.
Corn quiet and nominal at 10 for new mixed
western.
Oats dull; at 95@4l for state and western.
Pork, duh and lower sales at sI4@l4,l2 for
Mess, aud 1875 for Prime
Lard quiet sales atl0I%@ll.
Whisky lower sales at %
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THE
One Horse ShOeing shop,
ON THIRD srRBnT
A ,few doora East or tba posr n,,,.,,..
TEE

A few doors East of the Posi- OFFIoE.
DAYTON, O.
THk Subscriber is now better prepared.
a than everto accommodate his old customers, and
HOrse-ShOeIng Business,
In ita various branches. Particular attention
VIII De given to all lame horses, such ~
split hoois and hooi bound and ruGin their feet
wli De cured satiaetOTy to the owner of such hor-
ses, and II not money will be refunded
ALhO-HOrseH that BteTfeTe " III be shod To pfe-
vent IT, and warranted, or money refunded.
re VIII personally superintend all work entruAtd
20 ms care. thankful for past tfavorH he respectfully
toners, and wilibe happy to Accommodate as many
Nav ones as may favor him with a call.
Apf2-uaWly NATHAN sIFFERMAN.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-08-10

STRAYED-From the Subscriber, on the
- nth day Of July BAY MARE NIUE, about 4
years old name an tail sheared of, with mark en-
the right hind posten joint some collar mnrkg A
liberal reward Will be given for any inform alton bv
which she may be recovered. y
ALLEN FAUVER,
jy2S-Itdwtt No. 4 Hess street. psvton
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;lnoinnati hamilton ind DaytOnR.R


ON and after Monday April II, 1889, Passen
" ser Trains Wilt lteavethe 6th itreet epot Day
ton for Cincinnati,as follows;
Returning Trains.
At 500 a. M, sos a. m, 100 p. m, and 7 80
p. m.
Will cave Cincinnati for Dayton, at 800
q. On. 8 90 a, m, 4.SO p. m. and 800 p. IN.
The I. 80 p. NJ. train south will stop at Carlisle,
Mdietown, Hamilton and Glendale, only.
apr9 DANIEL MoLAREN ,Sup't'
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-08-10

HAVING MADE AN ARRANGEMENT
with the Patentee, we are now prepared TO fur
bolts. Tho Mill Ia simple In its construction hav-
ing very little machinery occupying but little
space and warranted to do more work with the same
A. any Mill now manufactured. PrOprietora of Saw
Mills, especially those that use STEAM wonld find it
TO hheir advantage to purchase OF these Mills,
for the purpose Of doing custom grinding-oither
wheat, corn or other grain. The Mil viii be sold
with or without the bolt. Theprincple OF the Mill
% equally applicable TO the construction of large
Merchant Mills, and persons about TO build, would
do well 90 call and examine.
We viii also furnish with the Mills Boltinp
Reels of anysze andlength, Smut Machines, Wheat
Cleaners, Flour Packers, etc.
Orders respectfully solicited.
PEAsB, CLEGG & CO.,
Buckeye Foundry, cor. sd aaa wyandot sis.
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ArrivaI ortl,e Arnb.n

SAcKvHLE, Aug. 9.
The steamship, Arabia, from Liverpool,
on the 30th, arrived at Halifax at 2lo this
afternoon.
Her news, which is three days later, has
probably been expressed, and will be due
hero at an early hour tomorrow; too late,
however, for the Wednesday morning pa
pers.
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Light for the Million 4!
Cost only One Cent an Hour.

THE introduction of IMAGES PORTABLE
=. . GAS GkNhRAToR into this city has demon
q now within the reach ofall. 1t not only LIGHTS
the places oi INDUSTRY and the MANsIONSo OF the
HOMES Of those the humber walks OF life, ren.
dering them cheerful and happy, by placing GAS
Hardware store, Main street, Dayton, and witness
the sueeessiui triumph Of this light over all others
All the beautiful and various designs Of IAMps
BRACKETS, PENDANTS, and CHANDELIERS. fo2
Halls, PAroFs, and Churches, which serve the
double purposes OF ORNAMENT and LIGHT oon-
stAnty on haha and ready TO put up on short no
tlee. Arrangements can be made with the under
signed TO light CouHTRY CHURcHEs, halls sToaHs
sHoPs and hE1IDEAcEa, on favorable terins an1
warranted 70 give satisfaction, Call inmodiatelV
while the Aasortmsnt Y good, and make yonT ssiee
sssii-lgMssaAaiwsGasss w. "aN'AAll'
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Sc wing M a hines.

w II offer the Wheeler Il Wilson Sewing
W Machines, with important Improvements, al
reuuetlon OF SO on former prices, and to meetthe
demand for GOOD low-priced Family Machine,
have introduced NEW STYLE, working upon the
not so highly finished, at
FIFTY-FlVB DOLIARsI
The elegance, speed, noiaeiessnees and simplicity
OF the Machine the beauty and strength OF stitch
being ALIKE ON BOTH SIDKS, impossible to ravel,
and leaving chain ridge on the under side the
economy of thread and adaptablity TO the Interest
or thinnest fabreB has rendered this the most sue
cessiul and popular Sewing Machine now made.
Az our various oHces, we sell at New York pri-
oos, and give instructions free OF charge to enable
purchasers 70 sew ordinary seams, hon, fell Quilt,
gamer pima and tuck, all on the same Machine, and
warrant Ii for three years.
SEND OR CALL FOR A CIRCULAR, containing
tnll particulars, prices, testimonials, eto
iaRio w, SUMNER Il CO,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-08-10

NOTICE ia hereby given that the under
~ signed has this day been appointed Executri
OF the last will and testament Of John HenT
Heinekei 'ate of Montgomery county, decd
CHTHARlNE HEINCKE,
auBl-3WW EXecutrix
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Dayton, Xenia * Columbus R. R
@@ =

Three D lily Trains, via Columbus.
Through tickets from Dayton to all Eastern
Cities.
THREE DSily Trains each way, leaving Dayton
for the East follows: Night Express at 20 a.
m;Day Express 1875 =. m jAcoommod Ntion q, p. m
Arriving st Dayton, Accommodation So a. m;
No | ExDress, IL 80 a. m; Day Express, $50 y.
Trains run by Columbus time, which is 7 minutes
faster than layton time.
Through tickets can be had for all Eastern cities
by calling on P. Il. WarmAn, Ticket Agent, at the
Depot, East Third street.
Dayton, Xenia ard Columbus-Leaves at Q, 80 p.
m, and arrives at $50 a. m.
Al. freights left at the Depot by $3.50 p. m, will
e forwarded same day, By $50 p. m FreIghts ar
living at 5, sap. m, will be delivered a. s,6Oa. m.
j. DURAND, Supt.
C. WARSAW, Genn. Ag't, aprls