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4. n. hkswu, Auct,opees.
UY BANGS. NERWR & Co., rrad

A. D. hkaws Auctionees
pY BANGS, AERWE & Co., rrsde-SNs
- Roo1as. Nc. IS fartrcw
FRIDAY AFTERNOON. June II. ct O'Clock
VALUABLE LAW BOOKS, including the entire private
L.w Library the late ThonAs Ludlow Ogden iec-assd
embracing complete Of Federal and State Reports Gem
mo. Law Equity, Admiralty Reports State Laws Com
eranes DEests Trstses &c Some Of them are noe very
scarce Also colecioI II choice English Law Be Ks. snd
o sssr-.y Of valuable library edoLs Of Standard MisceAA
Norks
Catslos,.s r>sdy. -
pIIE sDAY WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY AFTER
Moons June p. - sod .. st o'clock.
COINS TOKENS snd MEDALS: large and very choice
coiec'ion the II 10 cabinet ARE large
ey American Gold Silver Coins Of date, some Of
proofs Complete Of American Cents and HsECrns
mans them prcoi, Proof Paer gold, liver ani copper
New Jersey Connecticut Vermont Mssachu'e. sna '
ei. Gents end n-lCeut al ne hue American aud Foreign
Eeia English Coins ard Tokens in silver ard copper 40
Ais. graph Letters aud Documents SC
Catalosres not ready.
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ICsO OHIO WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS

OPEN to VISITORS SEEKING HEALTH PLEASURE
from June to October l.
ACCOMMODATIONS for over flN u uUNhREO VISITORS
Th. OHIO White Sulphur Sp,irRs situated 10 Delaware
County miles Columbus THE capital OF Ohio) the
Scots River miles from Delaware. miles from the Whit.
Sulphur Station Spngrld Mount Nrrnun and Pittsburgh
Railroad and 10 miles from Pleasant Valley Spnss Saton
on the Columbus Pqua Indiana Rsrnad. The medicinal
ou. these Springs by those Of other
Min, raj the United States For other inform.
a,ion address ANDRtW Wilson IT,.
White Sulphur Springs Ohio
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Jnsurdnfe Gcwpdf1ieS.

DEPUBLIC INSURANCE COMPANY, No: 10
~ wALl-ST.--ECONoMY aud SECURITY In fKk
fNSURANCE-fre Insurance combining the mutual psn VIA
the Capital soek principle Tn. Charter Of thus C0ap,ay ~
quire hs, 60 per Of the prhis shall D. annually divides
the Scrip bearing Ths Company has bea u
operation for ysa during which time has decard 10 ms
dealer. 1851 per Of their premiums They Insure sS.in
Lee. aud Damage BY Fire. The loves, eueu fA"' " s'eA
Con Pani,s ,..s. ... ,h.x
Ts security offered Insurer sceam1a'ns oos hoS
surpu. being nearly a. large as their esPsi
An person. who may held pc. -ud by thus oornpAny
.xnYp, In 1854 1855 1856 1857 1885, and have nos r-v-
H., Sp 10 which they entitled rvqseste 10 ear sns
,.hs n toseb~r With the interest," which payable annually u
cash - g.. H..
a''e Oh i''1' '-N-''' R0BERT 3 HONE. Presassk
DUNCAN =. CusRY. Secretary.
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A GENTLEMAN and Wife or two single Cen
~ ,leu.u can BE- accommodated With ROOMS and b0AkO
In private f.uhl, b, sppiyng 10 j. "0op NO j." ""ef
lev ni.ee The ,sbls furuisb.6 country s'yb.
BOARD IN BROOKLfN-W I'm pleasant roo n
40 cou,b Ferries. Apply - No 30 Hieksc
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w lNsLUw HOUSE. 81. ANTHONY MIN.

Nj iNSl>OW ftOOSCy Oh. NV
w NEsOTA > p BARROW. 5uPenntendsnt-This u
he largest elegsn, fIrshsd Hnl 10 M Norh
i6 open for the accommodation Of eoess II u drss
bly, located being central The bpSie.s part Of the city and
,oInuandng full sight Of tn, Falls Of St Anthony And III Oh
-vso,y Balconies afford the finest vl-~ hst b obtain
I'd Of The cites Of ST Anthony ana Minnespolis
Fbis Uonss 10 us. corr p!eted and furnish
ID 10 pncey style a additional -rpenss % f60,oo0
The celebrated Fss Of Mime HaHa. LAUGHING WasfJ srs
located about fosr miles distant from The Winsow House, In
suthsry direction They approached BY eroelens road
rom the Hotel sad ob-c. Of penen beauty aud roman
IL interest they fail excite the sdmirAop q the tourih
Transient board ~ per Day
The table, furnished with the arstcs variety AID ths
choicest srords and Attention wanting 10 MAKE
.as surs.s Of thu w!rsnw III. fiend, Of .hs House
q ". MCLEAN RroprsssH
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A CARD.
IA Mr. H. L. BATENAN respectfully announces to the pub
lie ard Of hesers tbs. he h.. concluded an engage
mept with MIRA MATILDA HERON ST )EPEL for term ~
two p-od she will hh series offsrw-i
country and also the chs cities nj
ireland, Australia SC Mira Matilda Heron
So~pe ADDED fe original pays on pow
,rtu teJe. calculated exhibit her brlsnt aod peculiar
~epus u ts Hottest and NJ Baeman feels convinced tbs,
achieved tie highest position the American Stase
conc. of the public and the critics ~ this crn
will hsv. difficulty in convincing the European it-r
claims the laurel the Queen Of Tragedy Mana.
rss DESTROYS arranging With MI Bsmtn for the srvicr of
Hrs Stoepel will address H. L. BHEMAN
No a. Great Joues-st., New York.
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GUNNER Retreats.

COUNTRY BOARD WANTED-For Gentle
" nan hi. wife, in the vicinity Of North Orsnge ~ j. At
Fs HOUSE. where there sasde tree. p,lsO ssd bed
Ioou with psste table required Address IL A. Brooklyn
Pttt.t lice sls,iug teivs &c.
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DANIEL A MATHEWS. Auctioneer.
DY BUTLER SCHULTZ x MATHEWS,

u @0sf ~, diTecfy Opposite
THIS DAY Juus &c.
A. 10. O'Clock, at the salesroom, No ca Ceisrst,
Opposite Pos,-Ofhce.
Large sale of elegant HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE cou6st.
iug pso suites of rosewood Furniture covered ia plush
nd kar cloth mahossiy Extension Tables dnilg aud tea Do
AID Arm Cnsrs msrbirt top Center Tables 10
Dsirg Bureaus and WsstsDcs elrgsut Easeres ia black
and osk Rockers reps. other
articles u mentin n.
Niiuu Russ. beautiful patterns.
EtcH SILVER PLATED WARE-An invoic. consisting of
Wsirs assod Cake Baskets Caster Butter Coolers.
Sug,I Bs,keis. Care receiver &c
invoice Of sp-udid Bronzes among which
thu Guardian ANGEL. other groups Al.o. LtFE-SlZE
REAL BRONZE BUST or DANIEL WEBSTER pro-
uouuo.d by Judges al ,dmirabl- likeness
Fancy ooDCo ,isug of PortrmoLnaes in variety PAPER
Machi, Folios Euyolop, Boxes. Work Boxes &c.
PsAInGs-trcs Oh Pautins.in rich gait frames. various
,uble,ts. snd ell by good sdists
Catalogues will be AID the gods can be examined on
ur-yii Of sale
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40 CINCINNA RAILROAD

MARIETTA so CINCINNA II RAILROAD
NJ FIRST sid SECOND MORTGAGE BONDS-Parie
hlr-rs -bogensle1 Bonds, c-srJas q uuuoe
hr Eu.o.n BonsnoaaI the NETT adopted By
th.m viii ob,ar Information gdn- thr aud csn ssr
those rK-rulrd IN Europe application
to Mr.s. WiNSLOw, LANlER Co, Banker. NJ. 80 W ~
NrwYors. hfir Is, July next OF 70 JOHN r. JACK
son, ESQ, Attorney at lev. Cluclln-i Otio.
T. W PERSlE 4 London,
As-ut and A,torI.y u ne EuropesA BDnthoders.
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6ousrs an6 farms Uante6.

WANTED-To purchas-, for cash, mortgage,
w city property. COUNTRY PLACE or more scres
with god plenty Of healthy n-shbor-
hooG r,iraA thu North River auer, West Bloom
i,'d. Mv;."wn a. Address, with fill particulars fos
once. Box No SOP.
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EPHRATA MOUNTAIN springs,

~ LANCASTER COUNTY, PENSA
This establishment - for the reception OF fdess
Sused spur a the South Mountain having IN. sdysaate
q the pues every vsy % baths the site ee'ssa
~ feet wstef-lev-l, with graded aud shsdy ~sn
through fore and the extensive land.ap- scenery
81 the Union and surps~-d a. SKINNER residence
for 40 peTsoDs improved s.1bnG ADD goa
csrrsgehouse Aso good stock Of Livery hoSs and Car
;isars. - ~ .u.-.
/; from New York, VIA Phi.adelpms OF 70
Reading via NewJery Central Railroad in n hurs tneie>
by god coaches l8 mes 20 the Springs
Fr further particular. aud circulars the und.nisDed ef' 70
JOSEPH GRlCE, esq NO 70 "al', Nev'f0rh' or address
TIE proprietor, go ,o,,,oxcr,, p,,
Lancaster County, Psnna
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Clsvsu.Sp .sD TOLEDO RAnso.D coxp.sy',

CLyvsL.SD AID TOLEDO RsusoaD CoNPasys
OFFICE CLEysL.So D, May ~, 1883
WE ANNUAL MEETING OF tho STOCK
4 HOLDERS of TIE CLEVELAND AND TOLEDO
kAlLROAD for th- ELECTION Of NINE DIRECTORS Nt
b. 4 1thrr sppr pratt bus. will be h-o 81 tbs
Coupany Otc=, The Gig y C-y-laud, sat- 81 Ohio -
WEDNESDAY ire l5h dsy ~ jane s5e, b. polls &c b
,p-+n a. oclock The Transfer Books Will BE- eos-d
aEDSESOAY Is. day 4 Jgn- and r-ms-p closed Ill sfss
he Election ~ order of the Board
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w hNIt MEN oh tINOS lNcl u
4 TON DEPOslTORS.-Th UGued States Trust Company
Newi Receiver VI the Knckrrbcker Savings Institution
tayus al the ensnlng asets u said institution Int
cash. hereby that third ana final dividend 4 tvt
7uehai . cent scerard Claims against sah Saw
uss lusIoI VII De- paid BY the Receiver NO " " ~ st.
t.t~r-D The b'UIs II lps N aud y. IA.
AL dpsors who have proved their CLAIMS uEcs the last diT
will BE- entitled the Of
vSous dividend. the tn-.-Da-a April 10, 1889
JOSEPH LAWRENCE. PreGdsnt
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Z L, NIAGARA

GUNNER BOARD.-Tbe large hrst-clsss edihce
- of the ROCKLAND FEMALE INSTITUTE. located be-
tween Piernon Nysck directly the udson will be
ored cuus July and August for the reception
number Of quiet rrntee families To those Wishing
enjoy comforts VI the city, eobnrd with
# the country this plsce probably sfers more
attractions be found elsewhere, accessible 20 New
York
49, ' l. A C. MANSFIELD.
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miscellaneous.

EOUR SECONDHAND SAFES-Wldcrs
l. and Herrinss Patent aLo, two e~el-rs Safcs kaes
suaB sis~s for AAla lov sf No ~ Maiden lane.
NOURAUDS ITALIAN MEDICArED SOAP.
" known Tan Pmpita rr-rklss Bs', hi-s@.
BARRIERS Itch Chaps ChAfes. Tender Fiesh etc. b-.ds en
very shavLs compound In rented OoUhAUDe
POUDRE SUBTLE upoots hs frOn loo forvh-sds aPpcs s
ot.ay part If the body safely and qaesiy w,sn,ed L.oUs
ROUGE for pale lips ard cheeks LILY WHITE to- dsnet
nd and heated ces HAIR DYE instantly converts r.A
cray light hs beautiful black brown without staining
ne skin HAIR RESTORATIVE Tor the hair TO lfos, snd
nsh. stiff wiry hair sof glossy and sty Found At Dr. ooU
RAUDS old established depot No 81 Wste st. Or" roe nus
Broadway Ms Hayes, Brooklyn Bss Springfield csLsA~s,
Philadelphia Bates, No l29 Warrington ct Bostoa. he
1'HE EXCELSIOR STAR BLACkIN0 pro-
i duces perfect paysh oil srsss. preserves ~
,es,ass sf asa pi.be nearly doubllns iis durability eo
~ trial. and will refund la price no, found ss~ael
A. RANDALL. Co. No is0 NAd-o-isDs
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DROPERTY ADVERTISED WITHOUT
i luARGE-Rx L c EEEGISOn A c.. REAL Estate

Il lUAKOE-by ]. Z FthOI SUN = W n. Vi ESTATt..
LOAN ara ADVERTISING AuENTS, NJ Spruce e., tsd-
snus Tribune Bui6iug York who ODER desirable proper
situated 'b suburbs Of the city for SALE LEASE le
isyorsh!e tern.s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-16

TJNHE PAVILION HOTEL is Low open for tho
season; daily eIprrss will esvr No. 40 Broadway n.
m aud No. III JvhD-st at 10 10 take b,es.ge - the
Pavilion from part OF tine city. will leave
Boyds Express No. Is William Of with letters and
halt parce- ior the quests # the Pavilion.
The PAVILION STAGES now meet the cars a, Jsmsics.
leaving Sou;h Ferry, Brooklyn, at 10 a. IN. aId ~
FRANCIS RIDER.
Hockswav Long Island. proprietor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-16

DIANOS tn RENT-New and secoud-hi
PIANOS 70 RENT low Rent applied il purchased
A. NJ. kAN0usE, NJ. rs Bscsassy
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ALsEsr II. NIcoLAY. Auotionees .x,
DEGULAR AUCTION SALE Of STOCKS

4 DIVIDEND Of TWELVE DOLLARS on
"A each .hsr~ q the capital stick u h- MUM ILLINOIS
LAND COMPANY vii d, PAYABLE The Isl inst; a. No Is
Mercha, !, EKchsnse IL tie City Of New Yok June S s
ID. NENlSS. Treasurer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-16

l. LINE-The favorire steamship FLORIDA. Capt issS
Crowel sill leave on SATURDAY June H. cocoa
o. from Pier No An R.. Through ackru given Mont 'n~
Columbus Alspts Albany and Macon eh: o. L~aiss 'S
ooy on board. Fer tr~gh, OF PsssAxe. sppyt -
SAMUEL /. kITCaILHk son, No. u er0sdvv'
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Ovyict OF THE NoRrB AMERICAN fisE SsusaNcs Co.
No Wall st Newfors, June T. 1889.
nlVIDEND.-The Board o; Directors have
~ THIS DAY declared i. sEMi-ANNUAL DIVIDEND Of
K W. BLEFCKFR Secretary.
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Go 6portsmen.

II II. CROOK No. 80 Fultun-st., Manufacturer
~ sno Importer Of FISHING TACKLE In 81 II. variety.
Cutlery Powoer and SHIT, Meta Seine and Fyses &e Re
pairing a, pe al short potica
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lnslrartos.

ALL FOR $l0.-Penmap.bip aud Arithmetic
"A three months 70 ssors tuction or Double Eetry DO
kr,pus blossoms unlmied f1 90 Ladies private Writing
Cs-.es 81 l6l---ons 81 No G2 Bo~-ry. Y No IS FtI
ST. Bro syn "Ass sp ndo pennan 'kldi teacher Col
PAINE stands uLrivsled - New D. I Daily News.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-16
C,atrsi bV GrIfgEGVb.
rev york state Dernocrntic Con
Yemtlom.

NEw YORK, Sept. H.
The New York papers, Of this morning,
are filled with reports of, and comments on,
the State Democratic Convention, held ut
Syracuse, yesterday. The Herald says:
1.-The treachery Of the Albany Regency 10
Henry A. Wise, has brought forth its APP
propriate fruits. The fraud has been con-
summated, At Syracuse, by vote 70 appoint
delegates TO the Charleston Convention. n.-
The Democracy Of this State have thus been
treated with contempt, and instead Of being
permitted 10 select the men they wished TO
represent them, in the National Convention,
TO nominate candidate for the Presidency
the Albany Regency, consisting OF Cassidy,
eager, Comstock, Corning, Richmond and
company, have taken the selection out OF
their hands, and arranged it themselves. =
Certain it is, that dissatisfaction will be
created among the Democracy Of this State
at forestalling them in the appointment OF
Delegates, which will demoralise the party
and cause thousands 10 remain away iFoS'
the polls in the fall election. Thus will the
proyerb be realized in politics, as well as
other things, that Honesty Is the best poll,
cy,' and heavy mtributiOn will be visited
upon the heads Of the Albany clique. They
have sown the wind and will ycat reap The
whrlwind."
The Times concludes, that this is merely
the first step toSards a split in the party
but it has been so bsdly managed that th
split will be triiiing affair. Mr.. Wood
limpetuosity seems to have over borne hi
shrewdness. 1t was generally understoo,
he resolved upon running for Mayor this ial
with or without the regular nomination.
This last movement has not increased hi
: chances Of success
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-16

CfNcNSAri Sept. IS.
FLOUR-The market continues dull aud
prices tend downward, under the advices from
the East The sales unimporaut-
wHIsKY--Ne sales up TO noon; the market
being unsettled. holders generally asking higher
prices.
PROVISIONS About $50 hhds Bacon sold
after cur last. at 5 &c for Shoulder, and ga
093S for Sides. and part on private terms,
GROCERIES-The demand for Sugar con
tinues fair at full prices. Molasses is selling
At 36i5@37. with moderate demand. Coffee
unchanged.
GRAlN,-There is fair local demand for
the medium grades. and some enquiry from the
interior for prime white, but prices are without
change The sslos comprise 200 bush prime
white at 10; I 900 Co good do at 90; 800 do
prime do at 0S; 500 do pnme Red At 81 6OO
do fair do at 95. and 300 do prime Hill at 90
Corn is steady, and prices unchanged
There is more inquiry for Barley, and buyers
are offering 20 for prime Fall.
Oats continues dull and dropping
| POTATOES-The market has become very
dull Sales Of 300 bbls Northern at 25 pei
bbl; 400 bush Meshannocks at 60 per bush ant
300 do Forthern at 40.
CHEESE--Sales 300 boxes prime W. r. a
| 5@Sh. Market very firm.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-16

BALTIMORE, Sept. IA.

BALTIMORE, Sept. IA.
The NewYork Herald says; A letter from
one of our correspondents at San francisco,
resolved by the Star Of the West, furnishes
the following interesting information:
You will be pleased to learn that silver
ore of the most extraordinary richness, has
recently been found on the Mariposa Grant.
have obtained specimen from the men
who discovered it. 1t is nearly all pure sill
YER, being but slightly mixed with copper
We learn from another secure, that the sill
YER ore alluded to, contains ninety per cent
ofsilyer, and was found forty feet below the
surface The mine is on Col. Fremont's
tract. This gentlemen will have in sixty
days on the Morced river seventy-twc
swamps at work with plenty of permanent
water power and capacity to work one hun
dred tons of ore per day, with from twenty tc
thirty dollars per ton.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-16
Massachusetts Democratic Com
VentiOn.

WORCESTER, Sept. 10.
The State Democratic Convention is in
session here, and the attendance is unusually
large. Much feeling is exhibited between
the Douglasites and their opponents. The
former want the Convention to make an inn
preston favorable to Douglas. Francis
Parker, a Douglasite, is temporary Chairman.
Resolutions, pledging the Convention to
Douglas, and the Popular Sovereignty doc
trine, were laid on the table as being out OF
order.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-16
From Kansas.

LEAvENwoRTH, Sept. 10
Counter proclamations have been issued
by the Board Of State Canyassers, author
lied by the late Constitutional Convention,
and Walsh, the Secretary Of the Territory
in regard to the reception Of the returns OF
the vote on the Constitution. The Board
claim the authority Of the Convention to
be supreme Walsh characterizes their pro-
ceedings as illegal. Under the Lecompton
Constitution, the returns were directed to
John Calhoun.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-16
NY. Democratic Convention.

The Democratic State Convention met
this morning and nominated the same ticket
as that nominated by the Ex-Mayor Woods
party, with the exception Of the Clerk Of the
Court of Appeals. The resolutions reported
for the consideration of the Convention,
strongly affirm the right Of American Cit-
zens, native, and adopted, all over the world,
and the duty of the Government to protect
them, and declares that Congress has not the
power to legislate slavery in the territories
OF to establish a code for the territories to
prohibit the South from just share of the
Federal territories Also endorse moderate.
ly the course Of the National Government.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-16
Serious Riot.

WASHINGTON, Sept. Is.
At the Fireman's muster, held here to-day,
q serious riot occurred between the fremen
and the gamblers. Several buildings were
partly demolished and other propertydestroy
troyed. The gamblers used their pistols but
were finally driven off. Two houses on Ell
len street occupied by them were "gutted' -
The mob next attacked the American Mu-
scum breaking the windows.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-16
Yer,nnni Stnte Fair.

BURLINGTON, Vt. Sept. IA.
The Vermont State Fair has brought a
large gathering. The show of stock is fine,
but the mechanica! and floral displays are
not large. Gov. Banks, of Mass, will de-
liver an address tomorrow. The Fair con-
tinues till Friday.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-16
Massachusetts state Democratic
Convention.
WORCESTER, Mass, Sept. l5

WORCESTER, Mass, Sept. l5.
A caucus of the Delegates to the State
Democratic Convention, to meet to-day, was
held last night The Convention appeared
to be strongly in favor of Douglas, and will
probably elect Douglas delegates to the
Charleston Convention.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-16
New York Market.

NEW YoRE, Sept. ! s.
Flour heavy; sales Of 10000 bbls at 1850
4, 80 for state, $5@5 90 for OHIO, and ,90@5.-
10 for southern.
Wheat declined; sales Of 300 bush at de.
cline Of 3. White 81 goal ,25. Red ,l4@
10.
Corn firm; sales Of AZ 600 bush at 81
Provisions steady
Lard heavy at l0A@llh.
Sugargs steady but active.
Coffee firm at @l2.
whisky dull at 26.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-16
Xenia n Columbus X. n
@

Three Daily Trains, via Columbus.
Through tickets from Dayton to all Eastorn
Cities.
,NHREE Daily Trains each way, leaving Dayton
L Tor the East aa follows: Night Express at liRO ~
m iDAy Express 10, 40 mi AeoOmmodaiton6,lbp 10 p M
ArriyinR at DAYTON, Accommodation b,6S n. nj
No. Express, n, 80 a, mi Day Express, 80 p m
Trains run BY Columbus time, which Is : minutes
faster than layton time.
Through tickets can be had for all Eastern cities
by calling on Y. X. MarmAn, Ticket Agent, at the
Depot, East Third LtTeet.
bayton Xenia and ColumbuB-Leavea st $50 p.
m, and afrlyes at 5,b3 am. 80
ALI freghts lett at the Depot BY $40 y. m, Will
G forwarded same day, bv $50 y. IN. heights ar
wing at b,6sp. M, viii be GSltN cred A. slIa' IN.
J. DuRAND, Supt.
e. wARMAN, Gen'l. Ag't. aprl3