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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-06
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
poRr OF RICHMOND. 1vA.J AUG. ), 1859.


grh water this day tsafurday, 1914 o'clock.
ARRIVED,
Steamship Roanoke, Couch, New YORK, muse
.rd M ssen sers IudIam l. Watson.
any Steamer Belvdere, Keene, Baltimore, mdse. ana
messengers. D. & w: Currie. ca
Steamer Virginia. Kelly, Philadeiphia' ihase' 1h"
passengers, H. +. Tuttle. rs ur
: Schr. Leader, Owens, YORK RIVER corn W. :" :
Gretter.
SAILED,
Scbr Lucy Robinson, -, Fall River, wheat'
Shieids & SoinrnervIie. ,u
sehr. Emma Furbsii, Kendall, Halifax -four, w.
sehr. Caroline Hall, Graham, Alexandria, in bal
Schr. Elite. Saunders down the river, hight.
Schr. Jas p. Cooke, Endicott, down the river'
Sehr. J. BirdsaIl, Headly. down the river. lls Mt
Schr. Geo. v. Scott, Mitchell, down the river,
light. -, ~ ;,,ar l;gb.
CLEARED,
Shin Wild Gazell, Humphreys, for GenoE, toDac-
CO. &c by Charles Palmer.
BY TELEGRAPH
HAMPTON RoAps, Aug. 5.-Arrived baIks Pilot,
Fish, from Bremen, and Anne & Lizzie, from Rio,
for orders.
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Tur peEsrpEScY.-The Baltimore Clipper
noistx the name of Hon. Jno M. Bolts, of Va,
as it's fayorite for the next Presidency.
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Coma TO Observation-Disclosures Mlliigan,
of Bethany College, Va, has been rendered,
and has accepted, The pres idency OF the Uni
yersity of Kentucky, located at Harrodsburg.
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| The latest and most wonderful cure effected
nv a patent medicine is said to be the follow
| ing:
"a boy had swallowed silver dollar AN
hour afterwards the boy threw up the dollar,
| all in small change, principally five cent pie
L
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LOST AND FOUND.


r OST-On Thursday, between 18th and 10Th sts.,
u on Main or Cary; two Fl EE DOLLAR NOTES
and one BANK CHECK for five dollars and some
cents, the exact amount do not recollect.. The
finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving it at
this office. au 6-St
I OST.-On 25th ST., somewhere between Broad
II and NJ streetsl pocket case OF SURGICAL!
INSTRUMENTS. They were dropped on the End
Of August The finder will confer favor on the
undersigned, and receive suitable reward on
leaving them at his house 18th street, or at his
Office in the Law Buildings, Franklin St near 18th.
au 5-2t JOHN kNOA, NJ. u.
EyOUND-A PORTE MONNAIE. containing a
i small amount OF money, which the owner can
got by calling and paying for this adye rtase
ment. tau 6-Hsl SAMPSON JONES, liz.
I OST-a2 REWARD.-Lost, Tuesday evening,
Il between 18th and Broad sts.. and 4th or Grace
streets. fine Manila Straw CIGAR CASE which
is hi ghly priced by the owner. The above reward
will be paid by leaving it at this Office. [au5-3tt
I OST-A medium size GOLD PENCIL CASE,
u between Foushee and Franklin streets, and
the Exchange Hotel. The finder will be Literally
n5-3tt EDMOND. DAVENPORT Il cos.
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M I,fcorfcc-A. O.C. Brand.-Thc above
wall know fayorte Brand always on sale by
JAMES c. McANDREW,
dea-ly S. Pine street. New York.
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old BRANDIES AND WHisKEYS. :,
~ WINSTON & POWERS, corner of Cary and
Pearl streets, have Ia nd in store assort-
ment of choice old BRANDIES and w HlSkEf 3,
the quality of which Is rarely met with. Among
them are go.
Hennessey London Dock BRANDY, vintage 1872
otard. Dupuy Il Co.'s BRANDY, vintage 1885, pale
and dark.
Pure RYE WHISKEY, now nine years old, war
ranted to please every case or taken BACK with
a larse assortment of other standard Whiskeys
and Liquors generally constantly on hand
Il
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AccrpENr-Dr George w. Peete, Of Ports
mouth. Va. had his leg broken in two places
yesterday, in that city, by piece OF railroad
iron falling on it.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-06

"a Hair Nets. Hair Nety.--Just Received
nj, assortment of beautiful. HAIR NETS and
fsf,IFFEURES. c. BOETTCHER,
an 3-Gt T5 Broad st.
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- Ts..-1.- 14eucure = &c. asn H. ettaa.
~ n 95SSl y Is 1la cAr Ep sale 81 ~ AZ. NJ
lzAS53 ~ = III Nh ~ IO1f df6juok
xtlS ~ thont re fnrd 10 weather "a 6-H
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t = Hs ssks csll ffe@ III IA re
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sHIPPING.

-r-r DAILY. LINE--Te Old Point.
e SO Azszsi n Portsmouth, and Norfolk, By the
steamers g Lien COVE. CAPT. z c.
GfrroRn, and CURTIS PEcK. Capt. VIZ. PAR
nIslI.-The GLEN COVE will leave the wharf At
Rockets. every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and
cuRTis PECK every TUESDAY. THURSDAY
and SATURDAY MORNINGS, at the Same hour
They will leave Norfolk saeh alternate niornins
at tho same hour 51a oclock.) and touch At all the
regular landings the river going and Isturnln,.
Passage to either Of the above placer, 81 Meals
20 cents each. q X. y. HAsklNS
<c<r.=A FOR PHILADELPHIA. EVERY
tEIETN TUESDAY.-The A No. 1 Steamship
ss'1-zsss=ss IRGINIA. Captain J. X. kELLzY, Is
now ready to receive freight, and will leave on
TUESDAY, August 9th, at IL O'Clock, Nj.
For freight or passage. having SUPERIOR accom-
modations. apply to II. Il. TUTTLE, Ayl.
Rockets.
Freig hit for Boston, via Philadelphia, by steam,
at moderate rates, and with dispatch. an 6-N
80 FOR NEW YORk-Fnst Vessel, Vir-
IgGss, GINA and New York Packets;-The .upe-
&SAksrior fast-sailing schooner HANALI.. Capt
VIM WINTERs, having portion OF hor cargo en-
gagged and going board. will have quick dispatch,
For balance OF Freight, apply to-
su6-ts DAVID & WN. CURRIE.
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IT1O THE DIES.-NoTICE.-Just received
- kegs Of prime Goshen and orarge county But.
TER; also. IL kegs MOL LARD, and 70 boxes OF
they are sold in the markets and superior article;
as choice lot o. s nysd to ea q, the
BuTTER DEPOT. l57 Broad street: four doors
from the corner OF 9Th. and examine the articles.
Butter. Lard and Cis,,ese fy wholesale, cheap
as the chea pest--quality- considered
nm S-lts JOHN I'll. FOSTER. AIT.
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"a The object of this snit to recover of the de-
{endants four hundred dollars, with interest there
on. to be computed after the rate of seven per
centum per annum from the 18th day of February,
lS5S, till paw rnent /: ard affidavit having been made
and filed that the defendants above named ARE non
residents of this Commonwealth, the said defend
ants are notified to appear within one month after
due publication hereof. and do what is necessary
to protect their interests in this suit.
au6-law4w JAMES Elicit, Clerk.
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u,rd WAT, this day Saturday, los1 o'clock.
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y SPkING, AlNln /, s mn 4 Do. lLfTitiNG

MADE CLOTHING ard FURNISHING tsJ50Ds.
sl on snd alter this dsss :ell his entire stock d
therefore. call 1t No. II Main street. and "a oni,
yoarselt Nth cool, fashonahls and iasty nut, 81,
CLOTHS. cAsslMEnES and vEHrixss al
way. "a hand 70 b nads 70 order. snla ~ ssaatsd
10 NJ. M - In
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-31

THE 9rH AND l0TH.-We have before referred
to the fact that our citizens are preparing to
properly celebrate the centennial anniversary
Of the birth of the Poet Schiller. We are
pleased to be able to state that the work OF
preparation is going forward with proper enOr-
gy, and 1t will be worthy the occasion. A
grand concert will be given at Beckel's Hall on
the evening Of the 9th, and on the evening
of the 10th, schiller's great drama, Will
liam Tell will be presented at the same
place in the best style, We hope to see these
entertainments very generally attended, Let
the people show respect to the memory Of a
great man.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-31

BUILDNa AND Business IN DAEroN-As we
have before stated greater amount of capital
has been expended in building up Dayton the
past year thauduring any previous one. This has
been done, too, at time when money is exs
tremely scarce and is certainly an indication
Of healthy as well as rapid growth of which
we may justly feel proud. The houses erected
are all rented as fast as finished at remunera
ting prices to the capitalists. We are glad to
find that our large capitalists are now turning
their attention to building instead Of loaning
their money out. and Dayton is now bound to
go ahead faster than ever.
Business, too, increases, particularly the man
ufacturing and wholesale business. Few or
no failures have taken place and our business
men have bright future before them.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-31

DAYTON AND MICHIGAN r. R.-Sinoe the
recent connection was formed by this road
with the Great Canadian route to Portland
and the English Steamers, It's business has
been constantly augmenting. We came
down on Twombly's train the other night
when three cars were insufficient to accom-
modate the passeDgers II will not be long
from present Appearances before six pas
senger cars will be needed for each train. -
A proportional increase in the freighting
business is also visible. 1t is quite com,
mon sight now to see a Locomotive with
twenty one we'll loaded freight cars attach
ed on that road
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-31

GJrThe Journal Of this morning has an item
in regard to the abstraction Of papers, and mo.
ney amounting to about $40, from the counting
room Of Gebbart 4 Underwood on Friday last,
in which "two boys" are implicated. Mr.. U.
informs Us that The papers and money, In the
hurry Of the moment, were placed IN the pock.
ct Of coat which was seldom used, and the
matter was forgotten; that on their return to the
counting room, after few minutes absence,
the money was thought Of Hooked for, when
II was ascertaiDed that the boyst who were
there when theparties went out, htd absentsd
themselves, and not having the slightest recol.
lectien Of putting the money away, after
search Of pockets, II was feared De boys had
taken it, and they were examined. The money
and papers were found Saturday rhorning, and
the boys exculpated. Coming outof the matter
as they did without The least susJieion attach.
ing to them, the boys may be said 10 have been
really the gamers, as they will have reputa
lion for honesty.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-31

UThe BrODn Republican papers are just
now attempting to prove that parties in any
way implicated in the "irrepressible conflict
at Harper's Ferry, are not members Of the Re-
publican party And yet these same sheets
are sympathiziDg with these men, and attempt.
ing to shield them from the fate they have
sought and earned The great leader, Seward,
who has put the damnable dogma in bloody
shape-the refiner Of the "iuepressible conflict"
doctrine-will he too be read out of the party
See Oorwins Book, which is "comin'-comin' ;,
air 4"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-31

Va The Journal is becoming bumorousl Even
its malice is tempered With vein Of fun! Its
humor is more cruel than its bitterness We were
not prepared for it, and we protest that It is not
fair it should forsake its well beaten, dirty track
and by coup d'stat ovsrwhelm us with volley of
jokes. The leading joke of the vOlley will be rel
ished by the readers of the Empire and We give il.
No viler sheet ever disgracod respectable city
than this same Empire-and no man who is not
utterly devoid Of honorable feeling would be guilty
Of the slung shot and vitriol throwing practices
which are exhibitedin the columns Of that paper,
by the dodgers about the dark alley, the sign Of
which is "David Clark, editor and proprietor"
Now that is joke II is gotten up in the Dea
cons best "style." The man who will use such
language while speaking of the vileness Of sheet
is simply illustrating the subject by an exhibition
of the quality. The hair of that dog will cure
the bite.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-31

n@. Allen Evans, who was one Of Brown 8
party at Harper's Ferry, and was killed, is
said to have been a member of Beeoher's 9
church, in Brooklyn. He was one ofthe re,
presentatives of the Plymouth Church in the
Sharpe's rifle affair.
eG-The smiles of home are exceedingly
pleasant, but there are many people who
have good homes, and who prefer smiling
with a friend (2) outside.
p@. The Territory of Nebraska is Demos
cratic all over. The delegate to Congress is
a Democrat, and two thirds of the Legisla-
ture.
nA- The exact weight Of the large bar Of
gold lately brought to New York from Cali
fornia was 2,227 ounces. II was ~ inches
long, 81 inches deep, inches wide, and
worth S4l ,226. Like all of the products of
the mines Of California, it has been sold for
shipment to England.
B@sAn enter prising Missourian has Just
explored the Black River region in South,
east Missouri, and has taken contract to
open the navigation Of the river. He has
ordered boat to be built at Pittsburh, ex.
prcssly adapted 10 the purpose This dis
trict has been hitherto unknown for want
Of proper travelling facilities.
B@-They have some troublesome Aba.
gals in Indiana. An editorial paragraph ia
an Evansville journal contains this warning
"The servant girl (Lizzie) on Water street
who takes every opportunity to insult Mr..
| O'Reiley's family, had better discontinue
that business instanter, or she is bound to
suffer
D0-The Bureau of the U. s Patent Office
has received specimens from Syria Of some
thirty kinds of fruits, esculent bnlbs, ornai
mental shrubs, &c., grown in that country.
Many Of these specimens are curiOsities.-
Such as can be reproduced in this country
have been sent to the propagating gardens
for eultiYation.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-31

n@-We learn from the Columbus Fact,
that two men named Dessin and Koch were
buried by the falling of bank in that city,
on Thursday evening. Considerable time
elapsed before they could be rescued from
this perilous situation, Dessin not being
taken out for two hours, and Koch remain-
ing four hours before the earth could be
removed from him. Both were alive, but
horribly bruised, cramped, and in suffoca
ting condition,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-31

n9- Lemuel shOwell, Esq, the wealthiest
man in Worcester county, Md, and a lifel
time Whig, died on the 4th instant The
Eastern Star says: 'On his death bed we
understand, he called his relatives around
him and told them he had wiled them very
arge property, but, from recent observa.
tions he had become satisfied it would be
of little value to them unless the Democrat-
ic party is successful. His dying request
was that all his family and relatives should
hereafter act with the Democratic party,
which they promised to do, and are now with
us. The Shovel family, we learn, numbers
near hundred in Worcester"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-31
THE NEW WONDER.


EeseF IOsse's Hair RestOrnlfVell
THIS Hair Restorative is now acknowl-
edged to be the beat ever invented m all diseases of
the Hair ard the Scalp, and it has worried wonders
wherever used. Several OF our citizens have tried
IT, and speak in the highest terms Of its curative
properties The following is one among the many
certificates Iuntreo by the Proprietor
DAYTON, Sept. eth, 1859.
Ma P. JosHE'-For several years past, from some
cause, our hair has been gradually falling out until
entire oaldness threatened US. We have tried va
rious remedies, but without any good reauit. We
were Induced to ny your "Restorative" by hearing
u highly spoken OF BY those who had uSed IL, ana
who assured as that II had the effect Of bringing
new and vigorous growth Of hair upon their heads
Wehsve uaed It, and its good effects are piainIy vis
ihle in the renewed growth OF hair where we were
isst becoming bald, We cannot recommend the RE-
HtoratiVe too highly. Yours, truly,
VIM. BWALEM
3, L. BR0ADWELL
OWEN TRENOR
- ]. J. SWALRM.
For sale at the Barber saop Of Peter Josse, a
Jefferson street, Dayton. octia-sm
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-31

ttWANTED-By man of good address, with ten
years experience behind the counter, and outdoor
traffic and trade, situation in which he can make
himself generally useful. He is a thorough 60
ahead man; and A No. | salesman. Would be
willing to travel for Boot and Shoe House, or a
Grocery, and make collections and travelling agen-
ces. The best Of reference given. Address, d.
r. II - P. 0. Box 976.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-31

n- We had sprinkle Of snow this morning.
Gan any one inform US II this be "squaw
Winter" and II Indian Summer" will succeed
III We ask In the name Of several gentlemen
who are bAsing their intentions upon the Lara.
mis Reservoir on An afiirmatiYs answer to the
double question.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-31

DEAD.-Mrs. stsuber, the lady We mentioned a
few days since as being dangerously injured by
the burning of camphsne, at Union City, died on
Saturday and was buried yesterday. He husband
was also burned at the time, but It was then
thought not SeriOuslyj he is now, however, we re-
gret to learn, considered in dangerous condition,
and his recovery doubtful.
Mrs. s. was a most estimAble lady, and her sad
fate has spread gloom over the town where she
lived.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-31

CoHREcuoN.-Last week we stated, on tho
authority Of gentleman whom We presumed
cognizant Of the facts, that Messts. Dister and
kuhmsnn had been respectively elected Cap
tain and lst Lieut.. Of the Washington Guard.
We had an idea at the time that ''screw was
loose" for we knew that Capt. lSchreiak had
very credtsblY commanded the Washington
Guard up to that time. We took Il for granted, ,
however, that Capt s. had dccliped a re-elec4
ton, and that Mr.. Dister had Seen chosen 10
succeed him. 1t is all mistake, aud we has
ten to say that Mr.. Dister was last week elected
Captain of the Lafayette Guard, in place of
Capt. Miller, who declined re election. We
are pleased to learn that both the companies
named are being put in the best possible shape
and that their commanders will devote their
best energies to make them credit to the pro-
fession Of arms aud the city Of their residence
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-31

Ga- On Saturday night Mr.. VIM. Fair, Jr',
who is engaged on one Of the trains, got of the
up train as it was nearing the depot for the pur-
pose of switshing couple of cars which had been
detached from the train, and, forgetting the via
duct through which the Germantown road passes,
under the track, fell through between the ties.--
His left side and were severely injured, while
his head received several painful gashSs. It is a
mercy that be was not killed.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-31

u-We would inquire Of oOPeland's Organ
II it has seen COrwin's last letterf-the one adj
dressed to a COMMITTEES who invited him TO
visit Labe Moore's District, Ky. Asubscriber
to the Journal says les not genuine; be is sure
of it. as he has not seen IT in that paper win
il be In that book9
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-31

~ There are four Shaker societies in Ohio,
numbering / .O59; one in Connecticut. number
ing 900; two 10 Maine, numbering 1885, two in
New Hampshire, numbering S0Oi four in Mas
sAchusotss, numbering 700; two in Kentucky,
numbering 800; three in New York. numbering
l,05U--making in ell eighteen societies
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-31

II We do not think MI. Jackson, who "pre
ceives" and "prssistS" in making himself rides
ulous in the columns Of the Journal, merits any
thing further at our hands. Having given his
"status," and a fair epitOme of the quality Of
the company in which he was "bright and
shining light" at the Chicago "Christian Anti
Slavery Convention" the other day, we do not
see that anything further is wanting.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-31

Two THINGS. There are two things which
will not, probably, be printed in the Corwin
Book, which the Journal spectators advertise
to issue about the lst Of the coming month
oOrwin's Bloody Hand and HOspitable Graves"
speech, and his recent letter TO the opposition
in Kentucky The book will sell without them.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-31

~ The testimony so far is that Copeland
went to Harper's Ferry from Northern Ohio
Il proves that he didn't go from Dayton as the
Empire inserted journal.
He did go from Dayton, and in bot haste, too.
We have never said he went dresl from Day
ton to Harper's Ferry. The interest you man.
ifest in the negro, and your higglisg about the
matter Of his having resided here Is ridiculous.
As attorney for him, you should remove to
position contiguous TO him. whete you could
give him directly the aid of your sympathy and
counsel.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-31

OFF those who don't believe uS when We
say that Comfy is very bad man, will read
his paper, they will have evidence enough Of
the fact TO convince them, he furnishes the
evidence Of all we say about him in the cOl>
umns Of his paper.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-31

WHITE SULPHUR sPLISos.--We are informed
that there is to boa grand hunting and fishing
party at the White Sulphur Springs, on the Sd,
9TH and 9th Of November next, Large parties are
forming, Ws arotold at Cincinnati, Dayton, PlquA,
oOlumbuI, and other places, and good time may
be anticipated. Representatives from this city
will go "arpSd and equipped as the law Directs
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-31

p9~lt seems that Notwithstanding the
great facilities Dayton possesses as a manu-
featuring city, the "Brown pixies" cannot
be manufactured as cheap or as safe here as
at other points. Can they Deacon2
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-31

Va Baldwin is still engaged in making those
beautiful pictures for 25 cents, put up in nice
case. His endsavors to please his customers seem
to be appreciated, judging from the throng at his
popular Gallery. You can be accommodated with
any priced picture you want, ranging from 26 cts.
to $25. Go there If you wish something that ex-
colS-Third street, three doors east Of Exchange
Bank.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-31

liean writes that the family of JO. Smith, the
Mormon Prophet still resides in Nauvoo. No
persuasions can prevail on them to remove to
Utah. His widew has married again, and, with
her husband, keeps the Mansion House, the only
house Of entertainment that the city affords. The
oldest son, who bears his fathers name of Joseph,
IS justice of the peace, and a useful and very
respected citizen. Great inducements have been
offered him to remove to Great Salt Lake City, but
he steadily resists all such opportunities.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-31

APPLrs l-Welty, Maiu st., near 4lh, has just
received GOO bushels good eating and cooking
apples by the cars Heis now prepared to sup.
ply 10" people with the best quality by the
lalb VI small quantity at reduced prices,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-31
To Ladies.

Mr. THEODORE T. AXE, Teacher of
PENMANsHIP, will give a course OF Private
Lessons to Ladies', only, at the house Of hir, DAM
lEL RICHMOND, on second street, day and eve
ming. For further information inquire at the house.
No. Aio. oo.oo- ~,