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The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1859-02-26
BY ). G. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers.

HllANCER1 SALE OF VALUABLE TRACT
OF land Washington. BY the
the District OF Columbia duly passed the la of
February, 1850, clancery pending said
eonrt wherein b. Blanchard complainant aud Mary iiolmend
defendants Wednesday the 10th day OF March 1850
O'Clock viii SELL public auction, the following
described land situated the Washington
Columbia, bounded follows Beginning the
the south sio Of Piney ranch at the end Of line
drawn 2i r. 10 perces from bound Of the land
the late William ilomoad and that OF Pierce Shoemaker and running
thence with said HE reversed ~ 2I deg W 1913 reohes said
stone thence N. deg W. pcehes thence N deg. H.
perohe, thence sos, 20 ~ perces, 39
deg pcrehes thence % deg T. l perches thence
81 pefces ~ deg 4oT2 perchcs thence 43 deg
W pcches thence 8. SIX W perches s. 81 deg w
psrccs thence $ Is3 deg W. perchcs, thence ~ 70 deg
perces rs deg W. II pefches thence s. So deg W.
perce thence l deg w 10 prche thence s. 81 deg W. Is
pcrccs, w. 20 peuc and thence with
the place of blgnnng, 20 rooG and so
.pcrchcs, or less
part the land which VIM. omead died
Wabrdge Thomas B,gien
sale viii take the j. g. Mcclure
Co, Washington, ID. G.
Of sale third the purchase money be paid
the residue instruments g. H.
the which tho purchaser
secured the sasteiionpf the trustees VIII be required
WILLIAM j. STONE Trustee
JAS G. MCGUIRE Il Co,
Feb 22-3taw3w&as Auctonecrs
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Flour INSPECTIONS suit has recently been decided
IN Richmond of novel character ia which flour inspec
tors deeply Interested IL has been the rule Tor years
that the dde' are considered the perquisites of the in
spectors, aud when heavy inspections are made these
''iong anger draws amount TO considerable toll The
case IN Richmond was decided by Judge Meredith who
said that flour inspector has legal right retain the
Hour drawn Ia the process OF inspecting Crenshaw &
Fisher, OF Richmond served q protest against the prac
tiee upon ID ; Delapiane january LIST, 1885, and sued
for draught Hour retained by him since that period to
July 1888. The average value of the draught -four
per barrel Is three cents making the receipts OF the
in 1883, when $50. 900 barrels inspected $40 500
gross. The judge and jury went to the mills and saw
the flour inspected in the usual the s'dranghr
being from seven and three fourths to ten and half
ounce. The legal half inch ''tyer drew out one aud
half ounce The jury gave verdict for the millers
for So 36l 06.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1859-02-26
by JAS. G. MCGUIRE a. CO., Aucti0neers.
CAIrpLpI Qp pQSEINlQn pIA NQEQRTE ExaoI

CUPERIOR ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE, Excel
~ lent furniture aud housekeeping elects at public
Tuesday 10 O'Clock, the residence
Hope esq British legation l3t street. between
avenue shall sell all his effects,
comprising
tfcechord Boudor
made 10 order By Clappcll London
parior furniture figured rep
consisting couch Turkish easy CHAIR alys chair
four paror chairs
Walnut ooure, Sofa and fancy tables
Superior solid walnut carved bookcase
Walnut. no stands, chairs
French plate mirrors, vases
Handsome velvet and brussels carpets
0lcloth oak hat and cloak stand, rugs
paror curtains with lace curtains corIlce, &c
Walnut extension dining table
Buffers tray, superior refrigerator
Walnut arm dining chairs
Suite Of carved walnut chamber furniture
Bsdsteads, buroans wasistands wardrobes
Spring, hair, aud husk mattresses, and bed
Hoers and pillows, blankets, comforts
French china dinner, tea, and coffee service
Glassware table cutlery
Cooking stove and Kitchen utensils generally
$40 padar cash; that of
ninety fog satisfactorily endorsed notes bearing
JAS q. MCGUIRE 4 CO.,
Feb 2a-d Auctloncrs.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.


NEW York, Feb %. Cotton closed higher sales OF
5000 bales Upland lls Flour closed buoyant- sales
% 900 barrels State, So 30 So so Ohio, Sc so a
SO 60 southern, Sc Sc 40 Wheat closed firm, sales
of AZ 900 bushels western red, 81 37l 81 40 white
81 80 81 53 Corn closed heavy sales of l3 900
bushels; mixed, "a a IS cents yellow 80 a s44 cents
Pork closed quiet and unchanged mess, $l7 rs n
slS rs prime, Sl3 rs. lard closed firm at ia l2l
cents Whiskey quiet at ~ 2I1 cents Sugar closed
quiet at "a cents, but holders demand an adj
vance Moasses closed active, but firm at 80 40 cents
Spirits of turpentne closed stody at 40 cents Rosin
closed firm at 81 724 Rice closed quiet at % Al
cents.
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BY JIG. MCGUIRE 4 co, Auciioneers.

DOSIrlVE SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
lot Ninth street west, between and STREETS northon
Monday afternoon February rs at AZ O'clock the premises
shall sell lot Cadens Subdivision OF No 3og
fronting 9th between and north
running 1855 inches a alley
This M beautifully Situated healthy and desirable Of
the residence and will be sold without Title ind
patable.
Terms onefourt CASH the residue In o. i2 and rs months With
Interest secured by deed in trust on the premises
JAS c. MCGUIRE 4 Co,
Feb Esd Auctoneers.
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rJNRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE LOT ON
THE ISLAND BY virtue Of deed Of trust bcalg
Isl day of May d. 1857, duly recorpdp ,iber s. No
1884, oos 37l &c. the hand Washington county in
the District OF Columbia the trustee public
auction, front OF the premises, Thursday day
A. ID 1888, at -four O'Clock m the part in
square No fs2 IN the city OF Washington tho Of SAID t
having front az feet and 10 inches RAINING hack tue Whqe
depth Of the lot. "N y" 49,
Terms of sale One third in CASH And Ne yeaipaer IN equal
in SIX and ,ee p1ps viii interest. aud by
Of tpa ssdn truee 10 be
complied WIN Whn Ave otherwise the
tnRt u RESET he risk purchaser
Al oonveyanaing M the purchaser cost.
WIN III. WARD, Trustee
JAS. c. MCGUIRE & co,
fepo-d h,u,sSsA5efs.
The above sale is unayoiaaby postponed until
Monday afternoon, February Ass sanehour and pnce.
~" \ WM. II. WARD, Trustee
JAS. C. MCGUIRE &
feb I'D AuctiopeeIa,
DAY" The above sale is further postponed lin con
sequence OF the sickness the a Monday afternoon
rnar, 2s,i same hour eed place.
n " JAS c. MCGUIRE Co,
feo e5-cod Auctionecrs.
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by JAS. G. MCGUIRE 81 CO., AuctiOneers.
SALE OLE NAIlLARIiE IMPROVED
Feb2ad


Real Estate IN Fairfax county in the State of Virginia ON
Wednesday, the 9th day March, d. 1859 IL O'Clock
shall SELL the premises under and by virtue Of deed of
from Giltop and Gamon, his Lambert
admitted in the clerk
in the State Of Virginia. the following described tract lying
aud being Fairfax the State Virginia.
follows, TO wit beginning at 4, The side
spring branch from the mouth of lmess Run
Aamss sale to Ben u ThoFnon thence with Iiornion line, NJ
30 w S3 poles, 10 H. small white oak; thence N 10
pole, by which small
thence ~ 3d. T. SO poles Spanish oak thence Ing
Thorntons running " 49, 81 poles white nnd
span oak saing Of said Adams's purchase
lolph thence with line the ~ 81 3d. "a poles
high stumpo The sw side Of The eeshss and Alexandria
thence the said road 81 49, W is poles planted
Pages sale " 4pscomb; thence, with line
32 2la poles aud q Inks - the middle Holiness Run
stone planted thence said aud with
Junction Of the Spring Branch thence the branch 10
poles, 10 the beginning containing 27t
Terms OF sale One fourth cash the baRnrp
years. the purchaser the SAID balance hts
pronisspy ntc payable, with interest respectively
and three after dry sale secured
Mo premises
the complied within day Of
sale the trustee the right resell premises
he shall think bo fr the
therein at the risk and Of the deaung purchaser
LAMBERT TREE, Trustee,
JAS. Q. MCGUIRE Il CO..
6-codSAs Aucio
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BY j. g. MCGUIRE ~ CO, AuctiOneerr

" ALtABLE lMfRON Ed fltOIEitl1 Al Tub
lac AUCTION On Tuesday afternoon March O'Clock,
the shall sell lots Nos 10 H.
No l22 north between 18th and Goth together
with the consisting of substantial and webut
and basement brick dwelling house, containing
dining Kitchen aud six chambers.
fourth cash. the residue IL, and ls months with
interest," premises pspula-
Bile. JAS c. MCGUIRE & CO..
Feb rs Aucioneers.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1859-02-26


The great evsry viii DO understood BY
referring to The highly commendatory following
REPRESENTATIVES,
Bancroft, Hon, George the Historian
Bryant VIM c.
lhane Geo D d. the Chulch BsookIyn
Channns, Walter, NJ u.
Cheever George b. d. d. Pastor Of the Church Partau
New York.
Dnngison, Robey, NJ d. III.
Dana Richard Henry the Poet.
Everett Hon Edward President University
FELTON,, Prof c. c. Of Harvard University
Francis, John W. NJ - LII D.
Society, &c
Goreh Chauneey A. D. Professor Pastoral Charge
Yale College, Editor Of Websters Qiarto Dictionary nc.
Holmes, Oliver wendell NJ D.
fastTablc,
ard George Courier Jan IS 1852 and Ii,teas
Living Age Feb, d, 1859
Hawks, franeN H., IL. D.. u. d., &c.
Fytns Washington
kehney Hon John p, late Secretary Of the Navy
horseshoe Robinson, &c.
k-nrick RI Rev Francis Patrick Archbishop Of Baltimore
Longf' ilpw Henry W the
lleb pr Francis Editor Encyclopedias Americana
Losing, Benson j., Auhnr OF PICTORIAL fcid Book
ton, &C.
Maury leps b. H. n Director OF the U 8 Sa,aaa oAserya-
Tory Author OF Geography OF the Sea, 40.
Napier, Lord
Prescott W H., the Historian,
Sparks, Jared L. D. late pssaent OF Univerny
smms, W Gilmore, l south Carolina Author Ycisor Gay
Rivers; The Partisan
lnckctgsa, Henry r.. the Fasaytt
United States.
Winthrop, Hon Robert C. Of nosoa.
Wayand Francis d. d. late President of Brown University Author
OF WayIands Moral Sciente, &c
Volume ociayo pages elegantly printed on nc
papcr Price % In muslin binding - hndag or
81 % library style half Turkey antique
For sale In Washington at
TAYLOR MitrRYg
Feb % bookstore, No. 33l Penn a,ense-
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1859-02-26

THEATRICAL. The engagement of Mr.. IIackett has
brought out the old .patrons of the DRAMA and the
theatre is crowded with apprecative audience. A
rich treat awaits those who attend tonight.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1859-02-26

Rev Walter Williams, of Norfolk, who was on Wed.
nesClay married to daughter of J. H. Bradley esq OF
this city has received call to the pastorae of the Eps
oopal church at IeesLurs Ieoudon county va
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EinAnCiAl.

NEw YonK, Feb, 25.--Stocks are firm --Chicago and
Rock Island, 6l3 Cumberland Coal Conta,y vXt; ii.
linois Central shares Gss do h6nds, So La Crosse
and Milwaukee, Il; New York Central, 79l Reading,
sg5 Missouri 6's, IS
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1859-02-26

PosrpoSE,ESr. Owing to the indisposon Of DR.. But
Ter the lecture before the Art Association announced
last evening was postponed until Tuesday next Hon
f. r. stanton WILL according to previous arrangements
lecture ON next Monday night
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1859-02-26

ItHEAPi CHEAPii CHEAP lli--American Bead
~ Work Pine Chinese fancy Goods greatly
prices, AZ VAN DEUsENS,
heb rs ~ Penn. ay, between 9Th and 9Th
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1859-02-26

INHIBITION OF PAINTINGS AND STATUA-
- hIhe third ANIMAL exhibition of the Washington 81 ASA
,aon now open Galleries Pennsylvania ION
and liil streets ~ sNHsM Ebb's d3w
ElNE ART DISTRIBUTION Fifty prizes of Oil
~ lantrgs Water Col Drawings, autographs
lhotogfapis either framed elegantly Fifty PRICES
chances 81 each X VI
Tue drawing ako place on Tuesday cycpug, March 1850
PHILIPS Fine Ar Gallery,
g22 Pennsylvania avenue, between 9th
ERl{-mp NtF NA"
MI RS, FANNY kEMBliES READINGS,-Tick
lYl 10 DC bad AZ iliilPs Bookstore,
Feh 2z~dU s32 peun. avenues between OH aud 10Th
M ANiEl)--An assistant foreman in large lob
w printing office. Must be thoroughly
business and competent 10 maintain and discipline
jonrn'ymcn To The right liberal
salary offered.
Addcss, with fui particulars references &c. o Let Marcb)
FRANCS HART 4 co,
fch ld--eod2~" 90 CORTLAND street, Now York.
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RuFFALo ROBES, BUFFALO ROBES BuFFA

1) 10 Robes The Subscribers have
large VOC d superior Buffalo Robes which they selling
Jan I'd JAS u MclplRE q ca
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THO THE LITERATURE OF THE LANGUAGE
Il what Dictionary of Words is TO The Language ITSELF
ALLIBoNE,s DICTIONARY or AurHoRs.

ndpensaby TO all who read all who clrQy
men, all physicians all lawyers, scientific and literary
men, merchants and farmers, manuiac
turers and mechanics.
III Is A HOUSEHOLD COMPANION
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1859-02-26

ItNOR HAVANA, via Key West to sail on the iih
aud lph each month The United steamship
ISABEL VIM Rollins, commander, leaves Charleston,
regularly above Tor Havana, Key West
Charleston Key West, The o, aud 2sb
month for passage apply TO MORi,ECAI 4 co,
feb l7--thiar4 40 Fast Bay, Charleston, 5. G..
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1859-02-26

at Lewsburg, Va. Rev Bishop Ames preached at Alex
andiia last evening, and to proceed onward this
morning. Bishop Baker, who will probably preside over
the deliberations of the conference expected to preach
here on Sabbath morning, and as Washington George
town. and Alexandria the direct railroad route for
many Of the clergymen to reach Lewshurg, the good
people of each may fully calculate discourses from
other distinguished preachers.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-16


Secret societies are being formed by Roman
Catholics In Canada. The Orange societies of
the Upper province. whose insolent and brow
beating conduct l. proverbial, has provoked
the Catholics to this illegal proceeding
1t is said that Mr.. Groesbeck had been offer
ed, but declined, the appointment Of Commits
sioner Of Patents. ....
A larger number Of ships than usual will
compose the next squsdron sent TO the Africi
coast.
The circulation of the New York Herald 10
Cuba is prohibited. on the ground that it is Gan
annexstionist journal"
A"Prszer River Excitement" has been got
up in Canada, and numbers of young men are
clearing out for the new Province"
The Lafayette Journal reports that his friend
Spicer, late Of the Argus. has been missing for
day or two, and fears are entertained that be
has been fOully dealt with.
DIR. scaDEOni, of wurzburg, who attended
the Empress Of Russia in her last confinement,
has received for for his services $4,000. Who
wouldn't be man midwife
The meal called eggs on Horseback" by
the citizens of the Argentine Confederation,
consists of beefsteak with two eggs on the
top.
The press has made our whole world Of civ.
iliEatiOn one great lecture.room, from which
no reading mHn can escspei aud the only de
Tense against progress is stolid pre-. occupation
with trade or trAes.
A new paper is projected. to be published in
oovingtOn, Ky. Proprietors, Mr. W. B. Nook
lar, Jun, and George W. Williams, of Coving
ton; and Jas. H. Bascom and Will P. Conns,
Of Asysvills. The journal is to be called "The
Kentucky Juuior."
Tho feet Of royal mail.steaners OWNED by
the Liverpool and New York Steamship Com
pany will sail fortnightly direct from Cork,
Ireland. 10 Irish emigrants this line will 6ll
up want long felt, and do away entirely with
the cid fashioned system Of going to Liverpool
to take passage.
The n Y. Herald says: Should the grand
army Of gold seekers now moving onward 10
the Rocky Mountains, hnd work enough aud
gold enough to detain them prOftably, at least
one route Of the Pacific Railroad will be deter
mined upon before tho next meeting Of Con.
gress.
The Pittsburg Press tells Of a Scotchman
named ETskine, who wes in the Cambria coun.
" poor house. He received remittance Of
money to defray his expenses home; but being
ofa weak mind ioyfui news nut him stark
mad. and next merning he was found dead in
pond. 10 water abort two feet deep.
Joseph Haggart, Of Brooklyn. N. Y, is 10
custody on charge Of poisoning the son of
Mrs haas, 10 whose house Haggart boarded
II is alleged that an improper intimacy existed
between Mrs. Haas and the accused, and the
boy talked so much that Il was necessary TO
get him out Of the way. The boy died on
Sunday last.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-16
sALn on RnAL hsTATn.

PURSUANT to former order from the
Probate Court Of Montgomery county, ] Will Of
fer a. public sae at the door OF the Court House ia
the city cf Dayton, in the county aforesaid, on
THURSDAY, MAY 10, 1859.
between the hours Of 2 and 4 O'Clock p. NJ Of said
day, the following Real Estate, ss the property N
iii Foruyth, deceased (boinE that portion OF land
which remalued unsod for want OF bidders under
said order Of Courtl 10 wit.
Lot No. ASIA, In said uity OF Dayton (uhimprovef,
appraised, free Of dover, at s2OjOO
ALSO. Lots numbered 9976, and 287e, Ia said city
oi DsYton lnnimpfovedl appraised, free OF dover,
ALSO, Lots numbered 2ses, ana 2s5o, In said city
OF @ DAYTON tnimprovedl appraised, nee q doves,
Said lots not to sell for less than half Of their an
praised value. -
TERMS OF SALE-One-thlTd OF purchase money
cash on day OF sAle one-thiFd in six months, and
one-thlrd in twelve mouths Deferred paymenta 10
Dear interest at six per cent? and secured by mort
gage on the premises sold.
RUTH Il. FORSYTH,
AdminiFtratrix of Eli J. Forsy IN, decd
THos. B. TILToN, Atty. aprl6-IwdSwtt
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-16

FoREIeN BREyTTIEs Tho Court Milliner
recently died in London, leaving property
valued at $4,000, She leaves most Of 1t to
charities; for herself she directed that she
should be buried in point lace. The pub
fishers of Beranger's works appealed to the
public for contributions to the life of the po-
ct. He has received more than two thou
sand autograph letters on the subject of his
memoir. A young lady, recently deceased
in France, has left to NJ Lamartine town
house and farm. d. ScanzoDi, Of Wutz-
burg, who attended the Empress Of Russia
at the birth ofher last child, received for
his services $26 600.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-16

April TO- 1883,
En-. EnPIRE:-I presume that your nu-
merOus readers are not aware that we have
shout four and half miles Of unfinished Turn
pike road lying around loose near this place.
Our new Squire has gave orders that the road
must be finished Immediately. II not sooner
lie has secured the services Of DR.. W. TO su
Perintend the work. aud he declared the work
must be finished before the new squres term
Of Ofii,e exPires He is good business man,
hut his politics does not SUIT u.s. We asked a
neighbOr Of ours why he took the Empire and
stopped the Gazette. he being an acknowledged
AbOlitiOnist. His reply was that hS had taken
il. but his wife had ordered II stopped, aud di.
reeted him to take the Empire. and Of course he
had to sueeumb. lie has his canal IN operation,
and friends doing lucrative business he had
no trouble 10 filling II with water. Everything
under the nov Administration is doing a snug
business just nov. Yours,
Now AND TEEN
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-16
Cubnn FlIlihusterlng.

NEW 10hk, April 10,
The New York Herald, referring to the
latest Cuban Expedition, says: Three weeks
ago Don Joselias Hernandez, with small
number Of Cuban exiles left here in an
American schooner with the avowed inten-
ton Of landing on the eastern shore Of Cuba,
70 create revolution. He went mainly on
his own responsibility, having no connection
with. the Cuban Junta, or any American Or
ganiEation.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-16
N. B.-Cuba is safe.

u-SeverAl young fellows, who are supposed
to have entered too ardent ly into the spirit Of
the Malta demonstration last night. were put
into the tub on Main street. Az this was their
initi0tiOn, and the occasion rather unusual, we
fOrbear to mention their names in this cOnnsc.
tiOn, hoping never again to have TO refer to their
6llihuEtering propensities.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-16

ST. LOUIS, April 10.
The Mormons at Provo became very in
dignant, because the troops we're stationed
there during the session of court. Rumors
threateued collision. No actual demon
stration took place. Gov. Cummings was
sent for. Salt Lake City is infested by an
organized banditti; some of them have been
arrested. The Indians still continue to in
terfere with the California Mail. shooting at
carriers, and shooting their stock.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-16
To the Public.

0N our fruit Catalogues we have recon-
" mendations which we lind are used by ofher par
ties in the fruit tree business. We have, rv hard
labor, and with much exerton, secured repG.a-
tion for our Fruit Trees. All Catalogues without
the name OF "Jacob Hikes Son" upon them, with
the recommendations of Job. liaines, II. stcadard,
Babbitt and Herman, Chas. G. Swain and Wh j..
Mckinney attached, are spurious.
We forwRrn all persons from buying Fruit Trees
from sellers having such catalogues, representing
the trees TO be from our nursery, they inrng
ing on our reputation, and using names, well
as others, without our knowledge or consent
apr9-daw JACOB HIKES and SON.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-16

Thoa. J. S. smith, No. Il56.
W. MONTGOMERY Suoerior
Erie y kerahaerl 81, al. Court.
PURSUANT to an order issued from the
superior Court OF Montgomery County, 10 ms
directed, will offer AZ public sale az the door OF the
Court House, In the eity Of Dayton,
OK SAsuaDkTs AFRIL 2sD, A. D. 1850,
between the hours OF and fo'cl0ek, p. H., OF said
day, the following described Real Estate, to wIti
situate In said C0nnty Of Montgomery, and known
and delegated a. lot nnmber thlrtJ-hVe hundred
5000 IN me sltE Of paytop a. deaignAtnd 10 the
plat Of the kduflon Of iotaaa laid out b. Phllnps
BeCkel \ Co. tu Aia city OF Dayton.
Said lot hAs been appraised AZ es7s To Be sold at
the suit OF u j. a. smith W. krie q kefshBef et al
Terms Of sale cash.
JOHN MILLS, sh'n. N. Co.
Il. y. y. SMITH Att'1. mh2l-Wtt
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-16

LAST NIGur-DIoRAMA.- learn that to-
night will be the last exhibition Of the Diorams
Of the Russian War. at Huston Hall, and those
who desire to see a really menitorious work
Of art, and hear fret class lecture, should go
to night The lecture is altogether better than
we are used to hearing at panorama. and is a
decided feature of the entertainment Don't
fail 10 be present this evening.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-16

D-Ths Daily Dayton Empire, the Central
Organ Of the Democracy 10 this District, has
made Its appearance In a much gsrand more
improved shape. We conclude BY this fact
that the democratic party is more disposed 10
support 1t, than formerly.
Mr.. David CLARK, Proprietor and Editor Of
said paper, 10 an old aud we'll tried democrat,
and has done much and sacrificed much for his
party. Therefore Il Is not more than justice to
him, IL the party give him liberal support.
and keep him 10 good spirits while serving
them. by encouraging him In every respect--
HamilfoR SeliidlOgche.