Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-19


JA Cincinnati contemporary, who wishes Il
be very complimentary TO the Ohio sulphu
Springs, says there are great chances there FOL
single gentlemen, and advises them to CONF
early, because he says, ''It should be remarked
that the ladies are much more susceptible ct AT
early stage Of the season, than towards the
last'
We do not agree with our Cincinnati cotem'
porary, inasmuch as our experience has taught
US to the contrary; and then his theory is not
reasonable. When the "dears" first arrive at a
watering place, they are so very choicy that
no one eau entirely please them; they are an
noyingly ezacting, and do not think Of settling
down upon any gentleman permanently -
They are always awaiting new oomers, aud
have no idea of making choice of"an object"
upon which to bestow ther-whims, we be.
lieve they are called, until they have seen every
probable male accession to the society. Now,
every "trsvelled man" ought to know this, and
he does know it, il be has made use Of what
little abilities he may possess.
Having passed nearly through "the season,
and not having centered the whims aforesaid
upon any gents clothing goods, or dear, sweet
little patent leather gailers," they relax the Sc
verify of their requisites in the above, and before
they pack up to leave, are become so "suscepli
Bile" that they are almost ready to exclaim
"The harvest is ended, and am not saved p
"Here am; take me r. They are, in the latter
moments, ,tendery susceptible The Cincinnati
man must not attempt to put off such stuff upon
the knowing ones; it won't do.
IMPRovESENTp.-M -Messrs. Harman and
Knecht intend, each, putting up first class
building on Main st., above End, known as
the "burnt district for business purposes
They will, we learn, commence the work al
once.
James Perrine is adding another story to
his business house, corner of Jefferson and
End, and will remodel the entire structure.
We learn of similar improvements to be
made to various buildings in the central
portion Of the city. None Of these, howev,
or, are located at the north east corner Of
Main and 3rdl
The Phillips Building, Main st between
ID and Sd is being rapidly completed. 1t
will be a splendid structure, and will make
two magnificent business rooms below, and
several tip top offices mp stairs
THK WAY THE BosToNIANs DO lr-The great
trade sales of Boston opened on Wednesday
morning. with an immense congregation oi
purchasers from all parts Of the lard The first
matter was the disposal Of fifteen dOusGnd cases
of boots and shoes. Twenty-Five to forty thous-
and packages of dry goods went off next day
and Friday. The customers were kept in good
condition. The Post says:
"The numbers of buyers attracted from all
even the most distant, parts of the country, is
greater than was anticipated; and, Judging
from present appearances, there would be no
lack of bidders II the catalogues were thrice as
long as they are. As a matter Of common hos
pitality as well as of interest. these strangers
are most cordially received by the local mer>
chants; and the city government has recogS
nized the Importance to the community of ma.
king the trade sales successful and attractive
by extending free invitation to visit the pub.
lie institutions and places of interest, and by
preparing a comp imsntary excursion down the
harbor. These personal and municipal civil
ties cannot fail TO have their effect, especially
If, in addition thereto, the strangers get good
bargains, which they are likely to do"
sHows.-Birch and Donniker Troupe is at
St. Louis. The Democrat says the hot weather
is telling against their exchequer.
The Martnnetti Troupe commenced a short
engagement at Indianapolis yesterday. 1t is
said they are working this way" Whether
they will pass through, or stop and give us q
tast of their agility we don't know, We hope
they will decide on the latter.
Mabies Circus, with Her Dresbach, was to
be in Kansas City on the 18th inst. 1t will
travel among the "Screechers," and bleed then
of what few nipPences they may have.
Spslding d Rogers Circus was in Leaven
worth, Kansas, on the 18th inst. The show
business is not fortune. making business in
Kansas.
TIE RAIS-We learn that there was con
siderable rain east, south, west, and north west
of Dayton yesterday afternoon, and last night
Although not as much as was needed, il ma,
contributed materially to the growth Of the
corn, tobacco, potatoes, turnips, and TO late
vegetables generally. We are thankful, anC
believe we have fair prospect for the future o.
this years crops.
U'The other day young lady near Zanes'
Vile, fell six inches from door step, and brok'
her neck. In St. Louis, man dropped from
fourth story, and lighting upon an awnS
ing. escaped with a severe injury to his shoul'
der, In Buffalo, lady made an involuntary
descent from a second story widow, but wal
saved from the least hurt, by her crinoline, oI
the parachute principle
u The population Of Lombardy and Venice
which has been directly governed by Austria
is about Ave millions. If the Emperor NapO
leon redeems his promise to liberate them frol
the Austrian rule permanently, he will have Civ
en- from to nearly twice IS many people as wer
in the United States at the time Of the Revolu
tionary War.
IFThe Democrats Of California have nom
mated Milton s. Latham for Governor, MI
Latham, like Mr.. Weller, the present GOverno
of California, is an ohioan. He is a man {
decided ability, and is o1tremely popular i