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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-01
RURRUS6 & BRO,

BohAoss q bAo'' IMPORTERS.
Norfolk. Va.
Have In store and u. q. Custom House, 80 hhds
TAYLOR,S CELEBRATED LONDON DOCK BRAN
DY. imported by them II I'M John Taylor Of Lon
dafi Also, in Custom House, Rrandies Of the fol
lowing brands: james Hennessy; Otard, Dupuy q
90; the United Vineyard PropIietors; S.dnev Ce-
lerisr and other brands. CHAMPA6NEo: Green
ses; cabinet, in halt pints Piper seidsck; He'd;
SICK Co, and other brands. All grades OF PORT
WINES SHERRIEs Duff Gordon. Harmony and
other brands. Madeira Wines, Old Scotch " HIS
KEY. RYE WHIakIEs: summerdean; Lac keys
Mountain aye; pure Extract Of Rye Grain; Funk ;
Hesore'e Old bourbon County IL and other brands
Jamaica Rum. Holland OF 4. in whole and y pipes;
dostetter's celebrated stomach B.tteTs: Unaries'
London C0BDIALGIN. London PURf Err. Scotch
ALE in stone jugs. supsrier old seuppeEnong Wire.
IN whole, half aud quarter boxsp etc, etc Also 400
600 Uhoice HAVANA FEARS, which were selected
in Havana by gentleman sent out b, ms for that
purposes; varying in price from so TO $5c per thou
sand. II of " hich will be sold to punctuai per
soma on favorable terms.
BURRUsS BRO,
Sole Importers In the United States, of Taylor .
Celebrated london Dock brandy.
Nos Wide Water strse ct, Iron Building.
de 25-sn Norfolk, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-01

0UAhRIES FOR SALE OK LEASE.
" ON TIE DANVILLE RAILROAD, WITHIN
ThREE OR FOUR NILES OF THIS CITY OF
II aMOE d. am authorized to sell or lease six
valuable Quarries. located as described above upon
most accommodating terms. The owner would ex.
change one or the whole of them for land on the
York River Railroad, ten or twelve miles below
Richmond
These Quarries considered very valuable and
in tia hands OF one VII understands their opera.
top would DO very profitable
Farther information can be bad upon application
to RO LYME. Auct'r,
Office in basement of the metropolitan Hall.
do
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-01
EDUCATs TAG DAUGHTERS

IA UNION FEMALE INSTITUTE
We wouk ~ the attention of par. nts desiring
fo: their dau 1ters good education 10 this dsserv
eddy popula >chool under the dir elton OF Profs
STU BIZ, and GEO w ARMISTEAD, aided by
competent at'Stants In Music, French aud 0rna.
neu'ais. N exercises will ba resuned on mon.
DAY the 81 IaanAry, 1859. at the came favorable
rate Of fees de 3A-st
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-01
1910 EDWARD D. EACHO,
| losjCs GENERAL AGENT AND
| COLLECTOR,

UHlce on I4th Street,
Near Exchange Hotel, and directly opposite
Gordon Sons Commission House.
Would respectfully inform his friends and The pnb
Of business the ensuing year, viz: RENTING OUT
HOUSES, HIRING OUT NEG ROES, COLLECT
ING ROhDS, NOTES and OPEN ACCOUNTS, NE.
GOTiAIING LOANS, SELLING NEah0Es and
REAL ESTATE. and attending to all other busi
ness pertaining to q General Agent, promptly.
de l7-dt5thJaH
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-01

NoIICE.-The CO partnership hereto
iore exisfing under the name and style Of Ros
asts 5As! Tor the purpose of carr, ing on thu
Gay dsoolse ia CO.'S, quenee of the death Of the IN,
~ - "a heosrtson. All persons having cams agaius
=, s',se coaeern Will Please present them 10 me
~ u Barrel fac Eofy, On 18th street bstween Cha,
ano genabls sirssts MAsssSS - ANY
A'chmeai, January list lst9. jai-6ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-01

A LBEMARLE p PIES-l5 barrels
"A selected Albemarle Pippins. suitable for family
use, for sale by
de 20 LOUIS BHSStEUA.
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II HSho HIRING.
THOMAS J. BAGBY.

NEGRO HIRING.
THOMAS j BAGBY.
GENERAL AGENT AND COLLECTOR,
lofice No Wsllstreet, between Main and Frank
| I'm sts. under st. Charles Hotel
RICHMOND, VA
beg leave to return my thanks to nv friends
and patrons for their favors during the past year
nessof HiRING OUT NEdRS.s KENTiS NJ OUT OUT
HOUSES. COLLECTING CLAIMS, &C., the ensu
Persons who may entrust the hiring Of their ser
wants to me. may rest assured that will exert my.
self to procure reasonable prices and good homes
| and per.onal atten.i N shall be- given
IS The earlier after Christmas. Negroes are sen,
H.. tie better. TO insure good homes.
| To those with whom am personally unknown !
| would r. fer to the following persons Messrs T
Williams, Hunt 4 Brother McGruder's sons.
and Fl K E|lyson; of this city; DR. G fauntlerey,
David Scott and DR. A G Roy. of Essex CO; r Fl
aarwood. OF Richmond CO.; and Travis Pagby. OF
Caroline co de lin
| NEGRO HIRlNG.-The undersigntd
the pnbiic generally that ne will continue in the
same tine Of BUSINESS the ensuing ear, viz: Hiring
| ont SE9RoE.. Renting out HOUSES, COLLECTING
CLAIMS. Selling NEGROES and REAL ESTATE
| and attend TO any other business In his line.
| He is also A mt for the METROPOLITAN HALL
one OF the heat constructed buildings in the city for
| shows. exhibitions. &c.
Thankful for past favors, he respectfully soicits
q cOnthu 4nce of the same.
Office l4th street. (od stand } Iisles Row, Rich.
| mond. JUHN COOK,
de Ats General Agent and Collector.
| NEGRO HIRlNG.-The undersigned
~ thankful for past favors again offers his sci
vices to bis friends and the public generally, to
| HIRE OUf NEGROES. He will devOie his strict
| attention to getting good homes and the highest
| prices And in all cases of sickness will see that
| the Servants well attended to.
Collections and payments promptly made.
| LUCIEN LEWIS,
| Metropolitan Hall, Franklin street.
| de It'll Richmond Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-01

gSs..rrssy2k COX'S LINE.-The only
Irregular Line Freight Boats fror,
kichmond 70 Lynchburg. three times q week, TUES
pays THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS
Boat SULTANA, Capt VIM smith
20 THOS JOHNS. Capt Chas johnson.
20 LlTTLE TENNEeSEE, Capt Jas W Maxwell
Do MERCHANT, Capt Parsons
Do NAPOLEON, Capt Geo Layre
Do TEMPEST. Capt John Donald.
These Boats are all Of the first class, and comman
ded by careful and experienced Captains and lee
promptly rs advertised. The subscriber Thankful
tor past favors 80 literally bestowed begs q contin
uance OF the same. For freight apply to
WIN p COX. Agent
At the Shed Dock street. in rear Of old Gas Works
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-01
rHOICE WIRES, LIQUORS, AND CT

rHOlCE WINES, LIQUORS, AND Oh
~ GARa.--gleHr de Eazy, Hsii sich and Anchor
Ohanr agneE Madeira. MALAGA. MuscAt and sherry
Wines; jamaica spirits; cherry Brandy; nld French
Branches; Old Rye Whisk%y Whiskey Ut all quail.
Ice. Also, 1851 superior Cigars FOR sale BIZ
RLEA9AnT0 D URO.
5 !. Nsin street. bclwrcn t7ah ard 18th So.
.N.D.-0oods sent 70 any part ot the city me- d
ehAsUs. % =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-01

?REEH BURNING FLUID-wasrantsd
z NOT Ia sruots. log sale n T3c psr gallon. by
JNO W pOfsLARD. DsuG9ist.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-01
HANDSOME TENEMENT ON CLAY

81. st AUCTI0N.-Wil be sold upon the
mencng at ~ o'clock, r NJ. very neat residences
On Clay street. above Graham street The house
mas just been completed. the first story Of brick and
Two stories of wood. IL has four rooms and il very
convenient. Any one desiring to purchase house
,or medium sized family would do well 70 exam
me TINS The lot fronts 80 feet and runs back $50
TEsMs: Onefourth cash, the balance at 6. y and
W months for notes carrying interest and secure ed
by trust deed ~
de 81 JAS M TAYLOR A aON Arr%s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-01
VALUABLE JOB PRINTING 0EEIC]

ALEX UUNNAN. Ad mr..
~ JAMES NJ. TAYLOR Son. Aucts. de 24-td
!" Wing and Enquire, will please copy 3taw I'd.
DRAINED TENEMENT ON LEIGH
L STREET. AT AUJTI0N Will be snld upon
the premises on "WEDNESDAY. the 9Th day Of JAN
nary, 1879. commencing at 4 O'Clock. M, a framed
House and Lot the south sid of leigh street be-
tween Brooke avenue and Henry street TIL. house
ha~ four rooms The lot fronts IA feet. and runs
back 81 feet to an alley.
TERMS: One-th:rd cash, the balance at 4 and 8
months wi. b interest and secured by trust deed.
de24 JAS NJ Taylor SON Aucis.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-01
NJ LILLIAN &. PHILLIPS,

M LILLIAN &. PHILLIPS,
" GENERAL AGENT AND COLLECTOR.
will continue to hire out negroes rent ont houses
settle anu ADJUST ella ms Of every the en-
numerous pat ons for The very liberal patronage
they have hei etofore bestowed him and he hopes
by s;rics attention to business to merit confirm.
ance OF the same. Office on 18th. between Main and
Bank streets de 25-dGwlm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-01
A,CaOO. OF DEStGN--VlRGiNI

| - MECH MICS INSTITUTE The exercises OF
this school under the guidance of PrOfs HEESRIcHs
! and GRAY viii Do resumed early ia January, 1859
There will three easses with tntion fees vary iue
| according advancement of pupils. AL boys and
! young mer wishing to onter for the session of 4
| months W. please make application to either OF
| The ProfessrS; or, 70 Mr. JOS Powell, Mr.. Kersey.
| or TO A \; alley. oe 1s-I2t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-01
BY Thomas ". Keesee.

ounce corner OF Cary and 18th sts., Richmond. Va
A. WOODEN BUILDING. FOR SALE
IL AT AUCTION.-Will be sold on MONDAY AT.
ing on l4th street near Mayos Bridge. nearly oppo
site 8 Hastings; said house to be removed Sale
positive. TUOS w KEEsER
de 81 Anctioneer
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-01
1879 NEW WINTER CLOTHING.
lOOoe TILE REST STOCK and

1879 NEW WINTER CLOTHING.
looos THE BEST STOCK and
LOWEST PRICES, at
e d KEELlNG'S clothing Store,
No 126 Main street
Parentsard guardians wishing to purchase Youths
Clothing for winter use. can find choice lot at
d KEELING'S Clothing Store.
No l16 Main ST.
NEGRO CLOTHING Persons in search OF cheap
aud substantial Clothing for servants. find such
at ID KEELING'S Ciothipg Store,
No i25 Main st.
Coat. Pants or Vest can have fl guaranteed by leav-
ing their orders at
Z D KEELIN5'S Clothing Store, 1876 Main at
Where can bH found choice selection of Cloths
Cassiueres and Nestn.s, which will be made to or
der and warranted to fit Also, every article in
Gentlemen's line OF Clothing.
de 23-2w D KEELING. No l26 Main at.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-01
By Alexander Mott.

MIGHT SALES.-I will offer for sale Ct
suction TONIGHT. and continue every pisAt
through the winter. large and complete assert.
nient Jewelyr, Ready made Clothing. Nett ehirto
and Drawers, Fancy Articles &c
de % ALEx MOTT Aunt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-01
DRY GOOpS.-Great Rarr ,ins q Id OF

DRY GOODS.-Great Barg aims sold at
~ No q Main street JOSEPH sTRAU 4 offers
Go0is st and below c,st. Any boIy that wants TO
save money will do well by calling soon. as the
Goods are selling off very fast at such an astonish
ing low price
Fast colored Calico at 5 and cts; handsome pat
terms auslins ct and Is; every color of Mernos
est coiored French Mernos at 15c Black Silks a, 80
cts and upwards; colored Silks at half their value TO
close out; 5000 fire French Needle Wora ed Collars
from l2ha cts to So: Cambria and Mousln Bands at
all prices; heck and Cambria Mousln7 at 10 cents
and higher prices worth twenty-five Hosiery and
80 pair Bed Blankets at So 25 are selling At other
places at s.; Velvet CT AXIS at slz, cheap at $40;
Cloth end Me- II Closks d. inte - and Fisnpss:
Irish Linens; Bosoms; Table Cloths Towels; Uassi-
meres: eattinets; brown and bleached Donestics.
&c, and many more Goods &C the lowest price to
please every one, that calls at No "a Main street
ia linn JDGEpH lrRAlISR
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-01
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NV D1ICh AE1s nj Easf ON CLAY,
w,,N NEAR GRAHAM STREET. AT AUCTION. -
VII oe sold. upon the premises, on MONDAY the
,otn January, 1883. commencing at o'clock, P. M :,
,nmewIy erected brick tenement on the scush eide
hiSSisy. beyond Graham street and opposite the re-
sidsnce of Peter d Glenn ESQ. =. ~
ne Louise has hve rooms convenient and we'll
ssrr'nged, with tie usual outbuildiDgs. The lot
TxRMs-Ope-third cash, balance at 4 and 8 moe
deed. - "~s'
da9I a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-01

kA FOR NEW YORK The
ZS3 Steamship ROANOKE, Capt THos
YS&G6f1S8R sKINEER will leave here on TUES
DAY ne xt. the 4th January, for New
York, at IL o'clock, M ""
PassenRers are requested to be on board before
the hour of departure
Freight received during the day, Monday. and as
me can take but a limited quantity shippers are
requested to engage room before sending Ii down
de 3D-4t LUDLaM 81 " aTs,rN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-01

s4 FOR BALTIMORE, VIA NOR
- FOt.K.-The regular Packet schr Hope.
gaged, ana going on board. will have dispatch
FOR bslanceof cargo. apply to
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-01
nj Fashion

nj pakDi6UN--
Iva Elspt the College Louisle Grand Paris and
Bachelor OF ,rts, teaches the French language and
Literature classes or private lessons.
RFFERgScS Gov Wise, Joseph Mayo, J. Ran
dorh Tuckr, Judge " Crump, Or Tucker, Col
kuiherfoort II Aylett, o Jennings Wise 8oge,
Pryor. 10y of The states George ". Munford
Resides drs. Phippin's. Bank street between
9th and tori de iS-Im*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-01

~7 RICHMOND STONE WARE
~ POTTERY, .ssEt
CoRNER OF l2TH AND CARY BTKxnfs.
- Families and others in wnnt Of STONE
WARE. can always be supplied With the best Qpali-
ty at our POTTERY. -1.E-
de 10 KEESRE PARA.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-01

QEAU TIFUL TEETH-PERFuMED
- DREATH-sound and Healthy Gums.-DCW.
Diseased Gums to healthy condition, relieves
Toothache perfumes the Breath, and renders the
most celebrated Dentists. Bee circular round each
bottle.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-01
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-01

E"Ok HlKE-A Iady's Maid; can siteDd
y to house. wash, iron and sew. Also, several
House servante, and Man Servant. Who y . good
d,nils room servant ard carriage driver All q the
commended. Apply TO OHMf UH1O1,
de yO--3ts No 70 Pearl n.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-10

B ~ initiate men. n.--who are boys Of greater
age and larger proportions. Men smoke, chew
tobacco. drink whiskey, and hehii boys. who
have ihese examples constantly before them,
(sometimes at home,l consider them manly and
proceed % initiate them. In proportion as .
commualiy Of men engage In improper and i'm.
moral pinfiices, the boys will be found to ap>
proach laam. This will hold good everywhere
How impaItani. then, that men set good exam.
plesi thar they abstain from course Of conduct
that viii 81 only deprive them Of good reputa,
ton aud AZ that is valuable 10 social life but will
certainly entail upon the rising generation the
same vices, with the same inevitable resulls.--
Men may possibly have the right to degrade
themselves, but they should not be permitted
to bring he sams degradation, by their exam.
pie, upon the youth who "look up to them .
and who are more prone to copy their vices than
their virtues. When proper regard for the
morals Of society will not restrain men from
setting bad crsmples before the young. recourse
should be had 10 compulsion. The law pro-
vides for such contingencies, aud it should be
enforced
ouarrelling and fighting among The boys Of
ihis city are as frequent as among the men -
They draw 'inspirstiou," generally, from the
Same soprce--whiskey, in some shape. On
noarly every "eOrnsr" in certain portions Of
the city, can Be Witnessed 10 the evenings, rude
conduct, qaartelliHE and fighting among the
boys. II is outrageous. Is 1t possible that
their parents know nothing of tbisH They msy
not know where hey are, but they knowthey arc
are not home. Nlstheduty of pr-ents 10 Know
where their boys spend their evenings, and II
they value theif present good and their future
well'beirg they will see TO this matter, "and
keep seeing to Il" They are responsible to
their children, d society, and to the Creator.
whose stewards thsg are. Let parents look to
The morals Of their bogs 10 time; II win save
world Of trouble. shame and crime. A great
many Of our youngsters are" going to the dogs, F"
and unless parents will at once check them,
and keep them away from bad examples at
lifht, We can entertain but little hope for the |
Using generation. There is an awful account. |
ability hanging over many hearlhstones in this
'ity' We hope parents will ponder over these
hastily written words Of truth aud soberness, I,
'nd let each one ask--"Am carefully guard.
ng the morals Of my childrcuS" The very |
question will startle soSne parents and will, we
rope, arouse them to sense Of one Of the mos.
lacred obligations resting upon them,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-10

DEATH or Ma PHILLIPS The venerable Ho.
RATIO GATEs PHILLIPS departed this life about
O'Clock this morning. at his late residence, in
this city, aged 76 years this month He was
one of the first inhabitants of Dayton. and we
believe the first to engage in mercantile pur-
suits here. For many years he was actively en-
gagged in Commercial pursuits, and has always
been leading man" in the Miami Valley -
His health for several years past has been feeble,
and be has quietly and peacefully passed down
10 the tomb in the halo of well spent life
One by one the "ancient landmarks" disappear
from among us; and they will soon have de>
parted.
We hope TO give biographical sketch Of the
deceased tomorrow; we are unable to give but
passing notice of the event tosday.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-10

AN INGENIOUS MAcHIEE = One of the most in
genious machines, and at the same time one of the
most useful, is 'kraut cutter invented by Mr.
A. Fisher, who resides on Franklin street, and
was patented by him in April, 1858. Some idea
may be formed Of its eapability when we affirm
that 1t will cut a barrel of cabbage into kraut in
about eight minutes. This cutter took premiums
at the State and county fairs. Mr.. + is selling
county and State rights to make and vend the
cutter. He sold the right for California to one
man for round sum, and the vender has sent an
order to Mr. F. to make him fifty cutters as soon
as possible, as they can be made so much cheaper
here than there.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-10

GoDYs LADTs Book The publisher has
sent US his excellent Magazine for December,
We have been familiar with Cooley" for about
twenty years he has always lived up fully to
his promises, and has generally went far beyond
Them. The number for December exceeds any
thing he has vet given out, aod be promises
that in the coming year he will exceed it, The
public can depend upon what he says. and thai
is one Of the few things they can depend on.
Every lady in the country ought to have Cooley s
LIdys Book. It contains everything lady
desires to know. L. A. Cooley, Publisher, Phlla
delphia 50 pnr year; enpies IS
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-10
Por the Empire.
A Witch Hunter

MIAMseuRe, Nov 9Th, 1883.
few days ago n sharp visaged, vtnegars
featured individual made his appearance here,
stating that he hailed from the vicinity of Dsv.
ton, that his errAnd waa for the purpose Of hunt.
ing witches. Those whom he addressed sup
posing that be might be an escaped lunatic
examined him closely. but soon became salts.
fled that such was not the ease.
He stated that he suffered mentally and phys.
ically from the torment Of witches, and not be-
ing able TO find any al the towns Of Alexan.
'dersviils and carroIstou, ceaeluded to hunt
round this town for that purpose.
One of the bysIauders stated that he would
give him all the aid and assistance in his powS
er, that he was a believer IN witches, that he
had been taught to believe in them when quite
child by old ladies. and deeply sympalh ized
with him mentally and physically, aud that
there was no doubt some could be found In this
neighborhood, at all events he could find a
witch doctor al Franklin or Middletown, where
he could be relieved from his mental or physical
sufferings. He was told that since the intro
duction Of railroads that those who rode on
broom sticks not being able 10 keep up, were
driven off the track and no doubt harbored in
quiet towns 10 the interior He was introduced
around town TO the numerous persons Of the
sex who were formerly supposed to represent
those whom be was in search Of, After several
hours spent in this way he finally concluded
that those he had seen were too charming. agree
able and well disposed TO injure in the least
an individual like him, that be could not be-
lieVe that any witches resided here. He nual-
ly took leave. and when last seen was vending
his way towards Franklin. j.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-10

The Fashions. local editor of The ST,
Lou is Bulletin takes of the fashions as follows.
We opine that St. Louis is not the only place
nor our friend of the BullstiH the only person
who will ind it convenient to adopt these fash
ions
"ovEROoATs.-In overcoats we see little TO
attract fashionable attention. The overcoats of
last year will be much worn, and in many ip,
stan ces 1--WE know Of one within our obserya> :
tion) The overcoats Of three years ago will be
the style. The money market has so effected
the style for overcoats that the seediest will be,
beyond a doubt, the most worn, aud therefore
the most fashionable" People owning old
clothes will please make a note.)
"SHmTs.-As the times arc growing more
fiInty than ever, soap becomes more distant
from the means Of the wAsherwomsn. As a
consequence, the style Of shirts known a.
"dirty" will be most likely to obtain, unless
soap aud the washerwomsn are reduced in pri
ces, or wearers 20 into colored confidential gar
ments. The variety Of shirt that can be the
easiest covered with a scarf will be the most
in vogue
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-10

0Froshinn Hall was spendidly illuminated
last evening, in honor of Schiller Eve From
the windows streamed large number Of Ameri
can hags-big flags fanked by an inRnity Of
li'ile ones aud when the torches were lighted
aud the procession was formed. the ueighbor-
hood presented a magnificent spectacle A
large number of citizens were gathered along
Jefferson, to witness the unusual show, notwilh .
standing the lateness of the hour. The efIsc,
of the torch lights would have been greater,
had the night been dark.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-10
The DAILY EMPIRE
osFioa or eOsLloATi0Nli
Empire Building Ihirdsi South side bsi.. Main IsrsO
TaRNet
ny Mailt9 >, ,oQper yeartnadvance.
10 oontnpor Week payable 70 tho carrier.
single oopieH, putup In wrappers, ,bocnts.
Uinoinnati AGENCY

The Cincinnati Typo Foundry Company IL
our duly authorized Agent TO make contracts
and receipt for Advertisements subscriptions,
DC, ia that city.
To BUsiSEssMEN The Empire Job Rooms
arein complete trim, and We are now preparod
TO do work Of all descriptions in the best style
ofthc art. Gall in andexamine our work and
learn our prices.
" To ADvERTIsERs.- Advertisements or
Notices for the Empire must be handed into
the office by ten o'elOek on the day they are de-
sired 70 be pubiished-nOt later. We cannot
agree toinsert them afterthathour.