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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-02

United States Supreme Court.
WASHINGTON, Feb. /, 1859.
Hon. John Livingston to-day admitted an attor-
ney and counsellor OF the United States Supreme Court
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New York State Anti-saavcry CONVENTION.
THE FANATICS IN C0UNCIL-wILLIAM II. sEwARD'S
ROCHESTER, SPEECH FULLY ENDORSED BY THE
RAND ABOLITIONIsrs, ETC.
ALBANY, Feb i, 1859.
The State AntiSlavery Convention now in session
here. Aaron NJ Powell, Of Columbia Ia the President
Addresses were delivered by Nesrs Powell, Wendell
Phillips Lloyd Garrison and Others support Of the doc
trne Of State Independence aud dunion. Tho addresses
listened to atentvely and elected considerable ap-
pause.
Resolutions were introduced which quote ~ preamble
the language Of John Quincy Adams, VIM EIery Chan
ming, Josiah Quincy, ST., Mr. Underwood Of Kentucky
andMr Arnold Of Tennessee respecting slavery and
Therefore,
Resolved, That in advocating dissolution of the Union
the aboonsts are justified by every precept OF tho
Gospel every principle Of morality, and every claim OF
humanity.
Resolved, That the Union covenant with DEATH and
ought to be annued--an agreement with hell which q
just God cannot permit TO stand and that II ID the para
mount duty Of all 10 seek its immediate overthrow
me resolutions then 80 on 70 quote hs language Of Vim.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-02

Municipal Election at Lancaster, Pa.
LANCASTER, Pa, Feb l, 1859.
At the municipal election in this city to-day Saaderson
democrat elected Mayor, over Burrows, by seven
majority, on heavy vote.
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ABscoTpED.--The Marion (Smyth county, Val
viator says that VIM. r. Wright having lived there six
years. ended his residence the 3D. inst by swindling
come persons out Of q ooo and running or with hs vie
and child Of Thoe. J. Wolfe.
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ALBANY, Feb. !, 1850.
The Houee In Committee Of the Whole took up the bin
extending the Exemption law from hundred and my
dollars worth Of property 70 two hundred dollars worth
discussion here as to whether the bill accom-
pliahcd the object for which was designed whether
Il did not practically lessen the amount OF the exemption
Progress then reported, and the bill laid over.
The bill TO repeal the law authorizing parties TO suits TO
be witnesses considered in Committee Of the Whole.
Mr.. MnIzR (rep.) moved to strike out the enacting
clause
Mr.. scHorxrxD (rep.) advocated the motion. He had
heard and believed that the object Of repeating the bill
to defeat certain pending In which the tcs
timony Of one party thereto was important.
Mr. HUTCHINSON (rep) advocated the defeat Of the bill
The law had not been fully tried but ts benefits gen.
rally admitted thus far.
Mr. NORRIS (rep) warmly advocated the bill. He be-
neved the act existing induced perjury, litigation
and the disagreement OF jures. He had never known
where the testimony Of opposing parties 70 suit had
not been directly In conflict
After debate by Messrs Spencer, Filkins, Bingham and
johnson the motion strike out the enactng clause pre-
vailed by an emphatic vote.
The bill TO annul building associations in Kings county,
was amended 10 include Erie and New York, when
progress was reported on It,
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Safety OF the Bark

Safety Of the Bark Brunette.
LONG BRANCH, N. j., Feb. l, 1859.
The bark Brunette which ashore at this place. got
Off at about eight O'Clock this morning. and is her
way to New York, In tow.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-02

To HatterS, Cap Makers. and Trimming
dealeraFor sale a auction, Friday nex 5000 yards Of
s and Innings Also 400 Of hat plush mostly
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STAGE UPsEr-NHw YoRxKR IxJURxD-The stage
from Harrsonburg 70 SsauntoO, va upset the 20h
and taken to stsunton, where he well cared for
at the American notel.
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A. w. Fnber's Lead Pencils Sold at Retail
by all saHoners q Wholesale only By EBERHARD FABER,
sols agent l8S Wn1iam street.
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The Concord Railroad Depot Destroyed by
Fire.
CONCORD, Feb /, 1885,
The passenger depot building Of the Concord Railroad
nearly destroyed by fire this morning. The books
and papers Of the company were saved. Loss about
$4,000; insured.
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BstehsIor's Nssr Dye, Wigs and Toupees-
The beet IN he world SURPRISING ada Sold ana APPLIED
ut the manufhct0ry KS broadway
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News from California by the Overland Mall.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 81, 1859.
The overland mail brings San Francisco aivices Of the
It'll inst.
The Supreme Court Of California had dissolved the In
junction TO prevent the Fund Commissioners from issuing
bonds Of 1885,
Two indictments had been found against Captain Bill
linss, Of the brig Kate Foster, for baratry.
Governor Weliers message had read in the Lees
latufe, and was pronounced very able State paper
Business was dull ct San Francisco Liquors and teas
had been sold at very low figures.
The Los Angeles star, Of the 9th, notices the arrival of
Capt Garneu with portion Of the sixth Infantry, des
tined for the new post the Coorado also Of Beae
Of the First Dragons who will the command OF
the reeiment headquarters ut Fort TETON, in place Of
Major Black, who will shortly depart for the East.
Judge Watts, of New Mexico, came passenger from
Santa Fe In twenty one days He reports that Lieutenant
BeaIe would proceed from Hach's rancho to Abu
querque where he would remain till spring Judge Watts
says that the trip from st. Louis to Santa Fe via the But
terfed route although s1 hundred miles longer than the
other can be made in sixteen days. The Judge has
ed the Plains seventeen times and this route
preferable to any he had previously travelled.
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Dupuy's Liquid acknowledgements In
Magazines anu EUd DUPUY, 600 Broadway.
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The following the footngs Of the statement Of the
Boston banks for the past week compared with those Of
the week ureVioua:-
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INC Dcst mkCufnet IN mkfk6~
ONCE, S9 ss s IL Sss s:c s Ssss
A ',sas a, .: g: ! sso I. :s, sss::
sssss WI VIII i Be r:aa 5, Al 1 s nisrss-
s:v s:s: 3: = e
r. e;s ~ s.ss ssss
s socs ny s%surs es %
q year; K % sy ana and s
Each sss 1S sSa e - ID TIM:
I'd sSS = @,is E;
s %Sea sr i1 e. 1918 sssy ess Is
e. x e s: . % q;
:. ~ asS sfr "a: pss 70 ID %
ss AT So ..s cue r. ass
@air Mss; profit By ny example, and ussnm ouns gray
or Eessn{ Woo Wood Co.. 81 Broadway. -
.cd b all dsyfgss and fancy good dealers throughout
Ill LADIES AND GENTLEMEN ARE POND OF
. sDs sfis 81 HAN oasR
s n S Back sSs sa"1ss -
viii me "h.r Us original color without dsc9lorng
sss f. ssn Ss1 IL a9 p
81 ssw ss INK Axe h so &
tie Wilson's 81. ss:Orsr Y entirely rely SsssSs and will cure
give p sn sS!s s:3 new es
drug store 6 Grand street, N. T. store open until II niehA
s5 = * . ss'n 'Tss ),
country can have Wilson's hair coorer 70 tncm By
express Of dozene bottles n two douarA by en-
closing The amount
A BENNpER.-GAYRrTY's MKDICATED PAPER -
"A one OF he most popular articles before Ne pubic.
The proof Of IT, eIsesnse and sups5Sri sysI from e
The fact that has shabby and baaey minated Beware
Of AL limitations. Look for j. 0. 0AYEITYb name, water
ss 81 All druggiss Only depot ofshs dscoverer, Anr
street.
BLEACHING POWDER IN STORE AND TO ARRIVE
SDrrpERs, TRUNK AND BANDBox BOARDS, POI
- nle g CyRua ", yiEIn I CO.. u CuaNrsva
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BosroS, Feb. l, 1859.
Palmers news room has additional advices from Hayt,
received by the brig Monticello Al rarpauln Cove from
Port au Prince 9th ultimo. But few collisions had taken
place thus Tar between the imperial troops and the
gents Sououque had advanced far Moro, and was
meditatiDg march upon 81. Marc conflict had taken
place between the two consending parties but there
no reliable information 10 which side victorious
About forty Of the Emperors troops, wounded had ar
rived At Port au Prince republican movement was
pending at the latter place. The Emperor had called for
more troops, but could raise hundred men, Reports
were current that Jace and had declared for
the republic The Emperor's forces exceed three
thousand men. II is the general opinion that Geffard
Will be succe ssful Business nearly suspended both
at JeTenie and Port Prince embargo having been
laid on al coastipg vessels
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Ealfa Dozen Emo Shirts for %.
MOODY's Shirt Emporium, 262 Broadway
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H0gIoway's Ointment fs COunterfeated.-
The genuine article 70 be found by the wacrmak, Hollo
way New York and Londonr which exists In every Leaf OF the
hook Of drecions MAuufActory, 30 Maiden lane N Y.
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Tracy's Celebrated shlrts.-BIade to Order
Of the best materials and 1T warranted the shirt and col
lar depot 81 and 10 William aee Ono door north Of Maiden
iane GEO. NJ TRACY, Agent
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MISCELLANEOUS,
4 GROVER 4 BAKERS CELEBRATED
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES.
NEW STYLES-Prces from 30 10 Sl26

The best machines In market
Offices, No. 1876 Broadway, New York.
And No. 1o3 Fulton street, Brooklyn.
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r, Y. s.-Rallou's French Yoke Shirts made
order warranted 70 IT. at BALLOUS shirt emporium.
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a u. d HSMsEE n osc o. Alp ~ 4ssvn

tb Ne " oYS9s ", IiiI6 { co. i CaSHEsyS w.
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RIO ADvERTIsERs-THE WEEKLY DAY BOOK WILL
20 10 press this week fhursd ~ evening ana ali Who
advertisements In should send them
Wednesday evening lhursday morning rthes 40
advertising medium, The Weekly Day Book
Price sen ,ents line each insertion LberAl dsduckon
TO yearly advertisers.
TRY LARTERS GUTTA PERCnA POLISH FOB
bootAand ahoes. Depot l63 Broadway.
tho COAL OIL MAKERS-WANTED, CRUDE coal
Oh, crude napha &C. DC. Apply 70 MAPES, sNEDENA
CO., ~ Brcomo street.
WHDERS PATENT sALAMANDBR SAFE,
GREAT FIRE PROOF SAFE OF THE WORLD.
Warranted free from dampneas ~
No f0f Broadway
Corner Of Dcy street New Yosx-
$40 -srsOsss sA ds17 IN s5S So''s,. .A
Tor good wort md gcc4 oca, ~ nsH o. - ESs1
"a En DoUBLl s0I:n wAIEks r ~ ~ ~
~ s)(D bocts now ready Ut yQNEs, 20 ~. UxS
| Xso q % double sss Is bOss wSSa'''a~ m~sAo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-02

TINE LATEST AND GREATEST ANNOUNCEMENT.
ENGAGEMENT OF FELIX BARLEY,
By THE
NEW YORK MERCURY.
The proprietors Of the NEW YORK MERCURY realize Ajua
pride pleasure In Announcing the engagement OF ~
world and innabe master Of the humorous An6
graphic art,
who viii hereafter employ his magic In illustrating
series Of FIRST CLASS NOvELETTs By The best writer's d
America, which will be published 10 the columns OF the
NEW YORK MERCURY.
The engagement Of MI barley, which only
pIfshed after much urgent solicitation,
liberal Inducements, will invest the MERCURY wkh
AN ARTISTIC PERFECTION
PICTORIAL DISPLAY,
lCANNOT BE EQUAILED BY ANY OTHER PAPEh
and will the earnesnes O. deer!naion ousve
all competition and make the NEW YORK MERCURY
MODEL CT ExCRLLENCE
journal of American literature and ART.
Mr.. barley has engaged 10 design exclusively for
THE MERCURY, AND FUR NO OTHER wEEKLy,
and coemporary hope approach ~
NEW YORK MERCURY in the beauty and brlliancy &
unique ard appropriate illustration.
The ,Ht picture from Mr. Darey's pencil VIII appear n ~
with sgendd romance o. tho sea By NED nuHulHpt
entitled SEAWAlF OR, TIE TERROR OF THE COAST.
A TALE or PRfvAfEgRfyo IN l7s6.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A MEDICAL WONDER.
rheumatism surufuDA, 0itrL>uAS 20.
ofAILS NE oaissn cortAl1 :urSt4o mos Pa&1E
torws OF eeso dseases Queoch XfD AsoO Oh
sicsr lever sores eryspeas hs worst u mpag 81
1e oood DIVER and tdness general debility. dyspepas, n
caplent consampooa pnes tc 40 Principal dsp0k Ma ~
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-08-02
NEW TREA I'M EN- L.
P r | Y AT L
AND
CONFIDENTIAL MEDICAL ADVICE


A T the Buffalo Private Hospital-Estab-
II lished for the cure OF Syphi is, seminal Weak
nesa and the Secret Inhrmities OF Youth and Matu-
rity by On, AMOS SON, Buffalo, n, Y. Office,
corner OF Main and Quay streets, (up statrs.)
MOST SCIENTIFIC INVENTION.
An instrument for the cure of genital Debility, OF
Nocturna Emissions, more properly known as Sem
ina Weakness, etc. Can be permanent eured IN IN
instrument, when used conjointly with medicines.
YOUNG MBN TAKE PARTloULAR NOTICE.
DR.. AMOS and SON take pleasure in announcing
that they have invented most impoitaht inBtru.
ment for the Gu of the above diseases 1t has been
subjected a test by the most eminent ply in
been declared the only useful instrument which has
ever vet been invented, for the cure OF Seminal
caused by the haUits of youth Price Ten Dols
lars BY Mail or Express.
A CURE WAR; RANTBD.
DR. AMOS and SON have devoted their attention
exclusively TO this pecu lar class OF ma adteHl aid
the reIief the have consequently been able 10 rel.
der their sloweFeaturs il fully testihed and gTAe-
fully acknowledges by conValescent patients and
others tally arriving IN town, from all parts of the
country for the express purpose only oi eonsulta-
the most signal advantages yet rom what they
have experienced In enqutring into the causes Ol
these infectious eomplaints ifom theii mosi simple
erate,l they have Alwa senterta ed the possibility
OF their prevention and removal ant likewise IN
vePiaby found that the most horrible and malignant
forms Of disease could most invariably be traced
to one OF the following otuses;-IgnOrance, neg ect,
or u
| therefore Dr. AMOS and SON have succeeded in
discovering, in the seieetion OF their remedies q
,fe, eifectual anu cautious ooursej OnittinE all
combination OF remedies which bear equiVocal
character, as wen AA those whose premature or nlu-
dloous application might be productive Of bad COM
sequences in the hAndB OF private individuals. In
short the iaudable end OF heir remedies the less
eningof great mass OF human misery by the a.lev-
iAtlOn relief anu prevention OF those grievoua Af
otionB that IN reality the secret foe OF life and
which, while thei so extensively surround u.s. call
alol Tor SKIN and interference for their exteT-
min Ition,
GUN Try INVALIDS.
Persons In an part of the world may be success
fully treated by forwarding correct detail OF their
| case, with the remittance for medicines, etc.
| Address 7, AMOS and SON, corner Main and
Quay streets, Buffalo, N. Y, Jan7-dAwly
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-08-02

BEDFORD. Pa, Aug 1.
The President, accompanied by Mrs. Sec
rotary Thompson, Miss Lane, Judge Bowlinl,
Augustus Schnell, and Mr.. Thompson, with
Judge Dougherty and Major Watson, OF
Bedford, left this morning for Oumber-
land
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-08-02
3SeaNVILLn AND MIAMI r. R.
Change OF rIme,

Change Of rtme,
AnAnd after NJ Inday, April IL 1882 until fur
VI u notice, trans will run as follows:
caves Dayton Union Depot at s,lO m an9 q
6OIo NJ Arrive at Union at IL ,bO a. m and
RETURNING.
Leaves Union q, 7,4S q. m and 40 p. m.'
arrives at Dayton at Il, ,55 a. m, and Do, p. M
The s, 10 p. NJ train leaving Dayton, makes close
oonueettsn at Union with the Express train on tht
BsIleIontaine road, for Indianapolis, connecting on
its arrival With trNins for Lsfa ette, Terre haute
and all D ppinta west, north and north west.
For tickets tnd tdrther ,nformatlOni apply u
Samuel Y. King, 9sneral Ticket Agent, en on
Depot, 9Th street. n,,,soX,
dRo9
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INDICATED
Strengthening Plasters !

THESE Plasters are excellent remedies
! in cases Of pain and we,KnesA IN the side,
breast or back also Fheumatie affections, eouehsi
asthma, aprainb b. ulhes, and Kidney spinal aee-
tiOhs. The Arnica, GRlbanum, Pitch, Poor Mans
and Hem oek as era, are Manufactured Of various
sizes, on kid or cloth, and Poor Mans on paper, BY
B. A GRIFFITH,
81, Broadway. Cincinnati.
and supplied TO dealers and dFugaists on A. good
terms a. any manufacturers IN the Unitsd States.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-08-02
Railroad Time Table.

Tralna atrive and depart IS fOllOws:
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OnUNIRY INYALIDS.

Persons In an part OF the world may be success
fully treated by forwarding correct detail OF their
case, with the remittance for medicines, etc.
Address ~, AMOS and SON, corner Main and
Quay streets, Buffalo, N. Y. jan1-dAwly
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-08-02
Dayton & Michigan II. -.
E@M
SHORT LINE Via LIMA,
so nflles Travel ana hours Time
saved between

saved between
DAYTON AND CHICAGO.
Two Daily Trains. One Change OF
- Cars Only ..,o
nN AFTER thu kSDAY ,JUNElb, lSos.
" atnslWlll leave Dayton at 2 as a. m sno
rs,sS d ~. for 5iduey. Lima, DslPhos, toIt
Wn,s gTolslo, d 5troit, Ch cago. Quincy, kooh
Island, aAlsna, pauleith and st. Paul
rst Grain leaving Dayton at AZ a. M ar
riSssatsFert Wayne at 1850 p. IN eonueeting VIII
III Alus0n the Toledo, Wabash western IoSu II,
aI5o flr n intia stou, Peru, Logansport and 'h'
the south West and IT ohlca 60 40 p. IN I'm time
10 ccuneet with all evening trains leaving tna' %
civ. lThis train also connects at Sidney WIN
trains on the 81 Road East and west An1
AZ P,asa with G. 4 Road for Columbus and
NJ Wa ,konsta witn Hack for St. Marys, Bremen
Sse,nd Traia, Leaves Dayton Lt IS p. m
ar ives At Fort Wayne at 2,25 a. IN, eonnects
with trains on the T. W. 4 W. X, X. At a. " a.
m for Osaaa,e. Toledo Detroit; At Chicago At
sI7 a. M, IN king close connections Win al
trains for the West an North West.
RETHRNING,
Ia, Train leaves Chic,go S,l7 a. m. Lima 4,lS
o. n, reaches Dayton 7.S0 p m.
I'd Train is ives Chicago Z ,45 p. mi Lima S,4VA' mi
reach Dayton DO a. IN.
The 40 a. IN. Train from Lima connects al
P,aua with Trains on p. q |. II Tor Colum-
bus and tn East-both trains make close connec'
tions with trains the Q. IA. d d. X. X. Tor Gin
cinnat and the South.
"Sleeping cars are attached to all night tram
betwosn LIMA and Chicago
Throuqh rieEets 70. Flrt Wayne, Toledo, Detroit
Chic1ko 1nd DC, ,nts WsB and Northwest Also 10
pittsburgh, Pm laiepha and all eastern eities, an
for all Jbats IA the Bellelont%lhe anu lh ~, ~
anolis l. q caa be hNd by calling on s. r. klso Ilck
et hIsat, Union Depot, Jaytonj or on the din ren
agents on the line. -
F,rs t,I,w IS by any other route.
Ne careful and call for Tickets by way OF Lima:
gt-The rates Of Freight To all Points East or Wei
will at Ill times be as favorable as are charged
d, Tr4a .fsrs between pa n and chioag
or Pittsburg ...,,,, s..,.
M. sup
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CoVOred Convention.

BosToN, August lst.
A convention Of colored men TO consider
the best course to pursue during the next
presidential campaign, and to provide mea-
sures for the advancement Of the negro
race in its moral social and political condi'
ton, is now in session in this city. Dele.
gates from all the New England States, and
several other States are present.
There was also colored military demon
stration here to-day, In commemoration o
the West Indian emancipation.
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lattsL bp Gtlrgrapb.
The vvasIlIngttoin sIonument.
wAHroTON, August

WAHHIHUIU9i HuHW'0
The construction Of the Washington Ma
tional Monument, after suspension Of sew.
eral years Ia about TO be resumed. Systems
10 raise the funds for the prosecution Of
the work have been put in operation, and II
is proposed to request the Postmasters
throughout tho country, to give aid 10 the
enterprise by placing boxes within their re-
spectiye offices for the reception Of contribu-
tons. the returns to be forwarded to Wash
ington. A few cents a month from the 3O,'
OO0 Postmastcrs, would suffice, in a lew years
10 raise the shaft TO its intended height.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-08-02

New YoRK, August l..
The Bank Statement for the week ending
Saturday. shows the following:
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-08-02
Dayton. XenIa q Columbus R. Il
tk@m7 4

Three d lily Trans, via Columbus.
Through tickets from Dayton TO all Eastern
Cities.
sUHREE Daily Trains each way, leaving Dayton
| Tor the tst au follows: Night Express at 20 a.
m.tglay expire ssIu, ba IN Aeoommoi ,uon 10 p IN.
krrivinv At Dayton, Accommodation % q. IA. J
No IL Spress N 80 a. m; Day Express, 20 p m.
Trains run by co umbus time, which 10 minutes
faster than Ayton time.
TnruTn tic xetS can be had for all Eastern cities
bv eallin on P r. WarmAn, Ticket Agent, at the
Depot. Eaat Third street.
BIvton, Xeui4 AID Cllumbus-Leaves at $50 p.
m and arrives Ht 6,b3 q. m. m
Al freIgh left at the Depot oy $50 m wll wll
iyink 1t 5, lsp. M, will be dsliveredA sLOA m.
J. DURANO, SUIT.
q wARdAE Gen'l. Ag't. aprIS
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-08-02
Grain Market.


OINCfNNATt AuRuft ].
FLOUR-The market is unchanged and in.
active sa'es At I Sc for superiino, andS5OO for
white wheat
Whisky-Th emarke, is unsettled and prices
nominal No sales IN repori so far.
Provisious-The demand is very limited, aud
he sales unimporant' Prices are nominal al
.7@1i{ rr Ba,on Shoulders 0@94 for Sides
and 5 81 fo- Mess Pork.
Wheat is quiet and steady. Sales at ,l2@
Ill 5 fnr prime White, aud O5@i, ,OS for Red
Corn frm a.
Rye ia firm at 70.
Barley unchanged.
! Oats, are steady At 4s@5O,
! Flax Seed declined at co.,
! Lard III
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-08-02
HENRY H. BROWN, All iRwil
BROWN & IRWIN,


NEALERS IN JUNIATTA IRON NAILS,
~ steel Anviis, Vices, Bellows, Fies, Springs and
Axlea, in all their varieties, and Manufacturers
OF stoves and Hollow Ware BY moat approved pat
terms, all OF which will be sold onthe most reason
bleterma. 49,
we are the successors Of samuel u. Brown, At his
old stand on the corner Of First and Mill streets
Head of the basin, Dayton, Ohio. Our founderJ 10
the foot Of Ludlow street.
Manufacturers a MRchtnists,
wiliand at BROWN IRw1Ns general sssort-
meut Of Heavy Bar and Slab Iron Steel, etc.
B1acksmtths,
win and at BRowN IRwIN's the best Of Bar
Horse shoe and Nail Rod Iron, Flies, Rasps, Bel
| lows, Vices, Anviis, and other Tools.
| Carriage and wagon MAX ers,
| WIN And Al DRoWN q IRwIN'S large assortment
| Of Dandy, Buggy and Wagon Tire, Springs ANles
Hub Banda, Carriage and Tire Bolts, ETC.
PtOw and Harrow Makers.
wIlland At BROWN and IRwIN's a large assort
ment OF slab steel and slab Iron, Of various sizes.
COOpers,
win nnd AZ BROWN and IRWIHis . large lot 0
Hoop and Band Iron. teb25-daWly
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-08-02
New York Market.

New York Market.
New YoRR, Angu'tl
Flour bet er. with sales at Cd s5M5,4O for
.nppr state; l0@5,40 for cormon TO good
western; 3h@ ~ foi old, aud 55O@5,15 for
fesh grnuLd round hrop OHIO.
Rive Flour at 4n0d4,6j
What scarce ard better sales at l,25@l 80
for commou tn fair red southerni l,25@l.SO for
vhile canadian.
Rive dull
Barley quiet. =.
Corn dun and declining; sales small at II
| f,r cormnn nee nfxed western
| OMs dull; At 3504n for state and western
| Pork, duh and heavy sales at $l5,25 io
Vess "A, d 10 rs fr Prime.
Lard dull. lhM@l0M.
WhiSk, dull NJ 25h