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CINCINNATI. Dec. Il

CINCINNATI, Dec. Is.
River fallen two feet nine inches the last
"a hours Weather very disagreeable;
showed early this morning
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Three New Soaps,
FROM THE
Boston lndeXical Soap Co.
/. SILVER SOAP,

L. SILVER SOAP,
TOR cleaning and polishing silver Plated,
Il Britannia and Tin Wares. Also; for cleaning
fine house paint, mirrors marble, window glass
carriage and harness mountngs, IL is invaluable II
NAV be used with entire safety itcontains moth
ing that can possibly injure the finest plate or jew
elTy, Price 10 cents,
q, PUMIcE SOAP.
For securing and whitening the hands. Itreadily
removes ALL the new dirt from the hands, and most
of the old leaving the skin soft and delicate. FaI
superior to sand and poncine soaps.
Price f5cente.
g. INDBXICAL SHAVING SOAP.
new and most delightful shaving soap, making
a rich, soft lather, leaving the face free from
all roughneas, etc.
Price 10 cents. The above soaps for sale by
noyl7 DIR. STEWART, sole agent for Dayton.
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Time of Closing tho Mails.

Posr OFFICE, Dayton, Nov. IS, 1852
Until further notice, Mails will close at this
Office as follows;
For New York, PHILADELPHIA, and New England
states, daily, except Sunday, at ll'l5am.
I For Cincinnati, o., Eastern, Western, Northern
and Southern States, daily, except Sunday, at
500 a m, and $50 m.
For Columbus aud zanosyillo, o., daily except
Sunday, at ii.15a m.
For Nenia and Yellow Springs at 1t.15am.
For Miamisburg Germantown, Franklin, Ham
ilton, Eaton, o., aud Connersville, Ind, daily,
except Sunday, at $50 m.
For Springfield, Urbana, THIN, Sandusky and
Cleveland, o.. daily, except Sunday, nt $50 an
For Richmond, Cambridge, Centrevillo, Indian
aPolis, Ind, and New PARIS, o., daily at 100
For Greenvlo, o., Union City, Winchester,
Munciei and Jay County, Ind, daily, except Sun
day, at 50 m.
For Troy, Covington, Piqua, Sidney, st. Mary's
and Ft Wayne, Toledo and McAiean, daily, ex-
copt Sunday, at 80 am.
For Union, West Milton and Little York, Tues -
day and Saturday at 7.S0 m.
For townsville, New lebanon and West Alsa -
andria, on Tuesday and Saturday, at Z. 80 a m.
For Clayton, Centre, and Ludlow, on Friday OF
each week, at 9.0op m.
For Centroville, lebanon and Eaton, Tuesda y,
Thursday and Saturday. at 1900 m.
For Eandalia aud Chamhorsburg, l2.06, Tu es-
day and Saturday.
For TaylOuvillo, Wednesday and Saturday, at
730 an.
II. A. KING, Postmaster.
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HENRY L. BROWN, ABB. IRw
BROWN & IRWIN.

BROWN & IRWIN,
HEAD OF THE BASIN,
HAVE the best of Charcoal and common
IL Horse Shoe Iron.
BROWN S IRWIN
Have the best of Round, square and Flat Iron,
BROWN s. IRWIN
Have the best Of Band, Hoop, oval, Half Round and
Sheet Iron.
BROWN IRWIN
Have the best OF Wagon, Buggy, Spring and Dandy
Tire.
BROWN g. IRWIN
Nave the best of Norway and Brenzon Nail Rods
BROWN IRWIN
Have the best Slab steel and SlA Iron.
BROWN IRWIN
Have the best OF Round Flat, Square and Octagon
Steel.
BROWN a IRWIN
Have the best of Pittsburgh Springs and AXles,
BROWN Il IRWIN
Have the best OF Carriage Hub Bands, and Tire and
Plow Bolts
BROWN IRWIN
vethe best oil Bellows, Anvis and Solid Box Vises
BROWN & IRWIN
Manufacture and sell stoves, Hollow Ware, &c.
BROWN s IRWIN
Keen Tin OF all kinds, Sheet, Zinc and Iron.
BROWN IRWIN
Keep Copper and Tin Bottoms, Block Tinand Solder
BROWN IRWIN
Keep pie plates fruit can tops and bottoms, SO, al
of which will be sold TO the trade at the loves
prices. aug9
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Later from California.

r, ST. LOUIS, Dec. IL:
The overland mail Of the 25th passed
MailoY station at ? o'clock this morning,
ana VIII reach here tomorrow night. Much
anxiety IS still felt in San Francisco ia con-
sequence OF the non arrival Of the steamer
Cortez.
duel had taken place between Judge
Miller, Of Shasta county, and james Galli-
her, District Attorney of Trinity county
James Haworth, President Of the Califort
ma stage company, states that he is prepar,
ed 70 entor into contract with the Govern
ment to run daily mail between Saeras
mento and St. Louis for a million dollars
per annum, making the trip in fourteen
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Violins, Violins, Violins.

r. V. II. CROSBY has received and will
La sell lot Of superior toned Yiolins, cheaper
than ever offered An Dayton, at
oots loT Main st., nearly opposite the Market
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New ORLEANS, Dec. l6.
The new Custom House was partly burn,
ed this morning; loss about $4,000.
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Additional by the America

M Nav YoRK, Dee. II
Inc London Times correspondent learns from
Berlin that Prussia, Russia and England were an
deavoring to establish bLsis for their negotiation
with France and Austria during tho Congress-
Rome dispatch Of the "a says. The report that
the Pope had consented to be represented at the
approaching Congress, and had appointed Cardi-
nal Aotoneli to represent him, was without found
alton.
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The largely increased vote fov Mr.. Gilmer came
from the snti-Leeompton Democrats and Penn
sylVania Republicans elected on the peopIes tiek
ct. 1t was intended to test the Democrats mem
GERS who had thus the ability 10 elect a Southern
man as speaker il they wished. Mr.. Bocoek's Sc
votes added to Mr.. Gilmer's SO would have made
~, being more than enough to elect but no
Democrat voted for Mr.. Gilmer, and no at once
withdrew his name.
On the next vote Mr.. Sherman had ono vote
more 'han ever before but still lacked four Of an
election. The Republican members are sanguine
Of success, they still adhere to Mr. Sherman iniex-
IDLY.
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Persons lin an part of the world m ay be success-
fully treated by forwarding correct detail of til er
case, with the remittance for medicines etc
Address Dr. AMOS and SON, corner Main and
Quay streets, Buffalo IN. Y. ian7-dawiv
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Democratic Caucus on tho Speaker
ship.

Democratic Caucus on the Speaker
ship.
WASHINGTON, Dec II.
A Democratic caucus of the members of
the House of Representatives was held last
night ct the Capitol, Mr. Houston, Of AlaI
bama, occupying the chair and Messrs. Cox
of Ohio, and Wright of Tennessee acting as
Secretaries. Fifty eight members we're
present
On motion of Mr.. Kufin, of N. c.. the
speeches were limited to five minutes.
Mr., Boeock of Va, expressed his thanks
to the Democratic members for their conf
dence in him, and his willingness to with
draw if the caucus thought another man
could get larger vote,
Mr.. Winslow of N. c., spoke in favor of
adhering to the nomination Of Bocoek He
preferred, by faF, an anti LecOmpton man
to an American.
Mr.. Stevenson of KY, spoke in favor of
Democrats maintaining their present posi-
tion.
Mr.. Cox of Ohio spoke to the same effect.
He was unwilling to vote for any know
knothing or any man supported by them
unless that man be Democrat But he
was willing at the propec time to vote for on
anti Lecompton Democrat when it could be
shown that he could be elected.
Mr.. Montgomery of Pa, took different
view, thinking that there might be a union
between National men, Americans and
Democrats so effected as to crush out see-
tionalism, lie thought it dangerous that
Republicanism should have: the patronage
of the capitol
Mr.. Harris of Va,, made an earnest appeal
to stand by Democratic principles and men
II would not ask Northern Democrats to
make such a sacrifice as to vote Southern
American.
Mr. Garnett interrupted Mr.. Harris by
stating that member Of the American par
ty had informed him that he was as willing
to vote for Mr.. Bocoek as any other demo-
crak
Mr.. Craig of Mo-, after some remarks,
moved that q committee Of three be appoint,
ed to confer with the minority of the House
on the subject of the organization.
Mr. Burnet Of KY, urged his view of the
matter ana opposed the motion. He inqui-
red who asked to confer with us that we
should have such committee he should
adhere TO Boooek.
Mr.. Henderson Of Ark, said he never
would bs transferred by caucus 10 any
one but democrat
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GOOD THINGS =
JU IT RRIV ED

THE following are some Of the neoessaries
Il and luxuries just received;
20 Bbls Bsst Quality Of Cranberrios!
500 Bbls Apples, comprising;
BeleAowers,
r Greenings, Vandiver Pippins
Golden Russets,
and other varieties OF choice and common fruit
20 BIS NJ r Raisins-very nice.
so Drums extra Figs
l Bbl Sultana Prunes-
very excellent article,
&c &c. BRANDENRURG a. Co.
No. 800 Third ct. journal cop,) now
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THE
THE
One Horse ShOUing shop,
ON THIRD STREET,
A a.

DAYTON, 0.
THE Subscriber is now better prepared, /,
y than ever to accommodate his old customers and
the public, in the
HOrse-shOeIng Business;
In its various branches. Particular attention
will be given to all lame horses, such aa
split hoofs, and bloodhound and Germs in their feet
Will be cured satiaetory TO the of such hor-
ses, and II not, money will be refunded.
ALsO.-Horsea that interfere will be shod to pre-
vent IL, and WARRANTED O. money refunded.
he VIII PERSONAL! rui ,rintend all work entrustd
70 his care Thankful or pastfavOrs he respectfully
asks continuance OF the patronage of his old GUS
toners, and will be happ} 10 accommodate as many
| NAV ones as may favor hIn with call
] apr2-dawly NATHAN SIFFERMAN.
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BY YRS. Bosrwrcr.

sptinglng, smiling everywhere
Field and pasture over,
Not a meadow, emerald fair
Not breadth OF road side bare,
But It's dainty garb must wear,
Delicate white clover.
Drifting deepest the snow
Wheu the storm Is over
In some narrow nook aad low,
When the June airs, wandering slow,
Scarce can lind what lures them 80
Balmy Tipped white clover.
springing without care or cost,
Saddest plight 10 cover,
Did each gliitering grain Of frost
Mid the blackened herbage lost
Life.pervaded, fairy
Change TO this white cloverf
Well the bees its sweetness know
To each tirelpss rover,
More than all the flowers that blow
From Hymettus' fabled brow.
Benson Of Gods art thou,
Honey breathed white clover
In such embem-whiteness dressed,
Could we but discover
Earth must still be something blest,
Fit for Labor, Love, aud Rest,
For immortal footsteps. pressed
On the mystic clover.
Some wise lesson Nature brings
To her lowliest lover; ..
Sweetest things are common things;
After sorrow, Blessing spriugs'
This is what the angel siugs
From the low, white clover
RAvENNA, June, 1859
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ATLANTIC AND GREAT WEsTERN RAILROAD, r.
At the annual meeting OF the Stockholders OF the
A. & C. W. r. r held at the onico OF the Compa,
ny In Ravenna, on the 10th inst, the following
persons were elected Directors: Gaylord Church,
John Dick, and VIM. Reynolds, Pa Jas. 3 Huber,
Phia George Wright, New York. Marvin Kent,
Portage county, Ohio; b. b. Clark, Ashland Co.,
Ohio John Ii. Chamberlain Summit 90, Ohio
James Coiinberry and Peter Thatcher, Cleveland,
Ohio; F. W. Seymour and L. B. Taylor, Portage
county, Ohio.
The Board of Directors organized rs follows
observation-disclosures KgNT,
SecretaTy-F. W SEYMOUR.
TTeasurer--E. p. BRAIEERD.
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BOARD OF TRADE.-The Board of Trade, at
meeting held July 18Th, resolved that from the 81
of August next the commissions on sales of -four
shall be ~ l.2 cents per barrel inclusive orstorage
for the first thirty days, and for every subsequent
month or portion Of month, there shall be ad ed
rate Of storage of cents per barrel.
All our leading commission houses have agreed
to adopt the above rates.
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MELoDEoN.-The Morris Bros, Pell s. Trow-
bridges Minstrels ltill hold forth at the Mslodeon
every evening. They give a new programme
each entertainment aud at each one, more novel
ties than any other company has favored us with
It is refreshing to hear aud see deviation from the
almost unvarying round from the Overture to
Come to the mush, my lady" as we have hele.
tcfore had
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WEsTERs TURF RRGIsTER.--W We have received
several numbers Of the Kentucky Turf Register
aud Chronicle Of the Times, published at Louis
ville Ky. It appears to be well conducted jour
ua, devoted to sporting aud literary interests. We
think Il good thing. .t.
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MORNING LEADER.

~ The abundance Of White Glover this
season is remarkable, and one Of the gifted Pi-
cts Of the Reserve thus sWeetly hymns lie
praise in the Portage County Democrat
WHITE GLOW
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS
THURSDAY MORNINe, JULY "a, 1883


PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL. PRINTING,
~ Plan and Ornamentni Pfiutms eyerg description
iJne atto Printing Esah lighnant tho Lfddff OCu
latest Improved and aptl bnesses, IN TIE
et style short notice, and ut reasonable rates Par-
cala atteuioa paidtO hinnk work Esofy descriptions
Binding done especially Blank Books Lsdgors. Journals
,fea SOFAS, Receiving Books Nc.s 40.
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RARsYs HoRsR TAMiNo.-Mr w. II. Rarey.
brother to the great horse tamer is in town, and
will give free lecture this evening upon the geu-
eral subject Of tho government Of auimas, &c. Tie
will soon give some exhibitions Of his power
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MAD Doe.-Y yesterday dog was observed run.
ming luriOusly upon Kinsman street, showing all
the symptoms of being mad. Unfortunately he
was not killed Keepers Of dogs should be re
quired 20 keep them confined or muzzled.
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The CoURTs.-U. s. DIsTRIoT AND CIRCUIT
CoURTs This Court was occupied yesterday with
the case OF the United States VS.. the Schooner
Sweet Home, for the violation OF the marine laws
The case wi be on trial to-day
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L.B~ HAwKs 4 BROTHER have tho last Lealie's
Illustrated with sketches Of Blondin's passage Of
the rope over Niagara. aud the balloon voyage
from st Louis
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THR HEcKERs.-The Elyra Democrat pays the
following deserved compliment to the music at the
Oberlin Bushnell ovation.
The music was excellent The Heckers 6ue
looking Band OF Germanl Republicans, fairly cap-
tiyaled the listening thousands with their harmo
niOus notes, and won universal admiration May
each Of them live Thousand yeaIs. The other
Bands also acquitted themselves in splendid nan.
uer, aud the choir sang in the spirit OF the oc-
Cnslun
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CoURr OF COMMON PLEAs-liarrison Willis
for burglary aud larceny, was acquitted
The persons convicted this week will be senten
ced this morning
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ptLicIoUs, - Those blackberries at stacey's,
when taken with an allowance of his ice cream
over hem Try them on one ofthese magnificent
evenings, after promenade in the Park
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7sANFpRD's MiNtTRKLs. This celebrated band
will appear at the MelOdeOn next week, Thursday,
Friday and Saturday evenings am F.
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Delltistrp.
DENTISFEEY
AT I'll SUPERIOR ST.

IF YOUR TEETE ARE GOOD,
Il read tho following lines Ii your teeth bad read
hem with great Il have teeth at all lisp
fact that isl daily exhibited IN tho streets, ia Tho social
circle snd u the rur by the humbes peasant and the
prOudost uuOcra that hundreds of persons lose good
sets uf teeth tor the want the n,y all OF good anI
skiful dentist poor aud inferior operation Is IA many
cases worse tbann all ii your teeth good have
them orpmued by good d,ist aut Keep thom In order.
II or n, time should he ,t hut ha them paired, the
sooner tho hettsr aud escape That whh GurHs Is the
hell OF All diseists AllITesnur's ut tho teeth should
be attended, to in Childhu d uid youth
All persons deETuus ot fac dCn'u opetHliNs are uvu-
ed 10 Cl a. my rom where particular attention is gwen
TO the preservation OF tho ma uTal teeth, where the
VULCANIZEn CORALIrE,
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PRRsoNAL.- Dr. J. G. Holland CTimothy Tit
comb) ls in town, on his way to Hudson, where be
delivers the address at the Commencement this af
ternoon.
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PoLIcR CoURT.-Peter Doyle aud Mary Collins,
on charge Of an attempt to commit arson Bound
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REkL EsTATK TRANsFERs.-The following pr'
yste sales have been entered upon the Recorders
books for the week ending Wednesday, July 18th
June q, ls59.-MOrgap L. Newstt, TO Isaac A,
Isaaes, 80 ~ feet front on Wall Street, aud s65
feet on Seneca street. Consideration g., 500,
AJuly 5, ls59-John Mugner to Christian Wey.
ner, North part OF sub lot las, in Barber aud
Lords allotment, being "a feet front on LoIain
street, in Cleveland City, West Side, and lG feet
deep Situated at the corner Of Lorain and York
streets.
July 7, ls59.-Ascher Ailringer and Lazarus
Fieidheim, TO Aseher aud Isadore iAilrlnger, sub
lot No 10 Of Geo A. Davis alotment OF ten acre
LOT SO, being 30 b. l2 feet ront on Garden Street,
and 1926 feet on Perry street Consideration
g. 600.
july 7. ls59.-Philo seoylle to Margaret Heck
man, sub lot 80. in seoyile allotment. Of tan aeES
lots 30, 80, %, 95 having so feet front on Marion
street, and l54 feet deep situated one mile fom
tho Post Once Consideration $3.50.
July s, 1859 --Philo scovilO 10 John L.Ober'
man, the East half OF sub LOT 80, Of Jswetta alot
meut Of part Of ten acre lot 81, 80, "a and 40, be-
ing 20 feet front on Main street. aud 1856 feet deep
situated one mile from the Court House, Consid
Grafton S375.
July g. 1889 - Joseph Lyman TO Henry Keller
"a feet front on the North side OfNoble Alley ,aul
"a feet deep; situated between Ontario and seneci
streots Consideration $1,000.
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sprfial Notires.

~ II any people in the world ever needed
40 apostle 10 cast their devils out it ours who live In
ths water logged country The mssmstic poison Of our
lwamps aud Marshes becomes ysutabe doyil 10 the
boi 10 rryel u the Agues aud Feve which shake aud
corcl us all Ayers "AaUE CUsE" Is said TO be the
eo"drm Tie fenr, --loma o. Plano, ~ -
BRANDRETH's PILLs, composed wholly of Veg
etsble mae found by exoerence TO be harmless to
the most tender age or the weakest Frame under evory
stage Of humansunorug the most pleasant and benign
their operation offered 10 the world and at
ho same time the most certain searching out the Of
any complaint however deep, aud Of perorming
B. BHANDERTH, NJ d.
sold At No 29i Canal s., nrlndreths Bndng ani by
A. s. Gndnsr No 22O Superior street Cleveland and by
J. 3, wheodon Hadsou, aad an resreciable dealers in
medicines iun2lds W :28I
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gS- For City News see third page.
For Market Reports and Marine News see fourth
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Att'ps & GonllseLlors

2
" j, DICKMAN, ATTORNEY AT
~ LAW, Once the Merchants Batk Cltve-
aud, Ohio. " leIsAk VI
BROOKS Il FORD, ATTORNEYS
~ AT LAW. AtSater Buildlnss foot oi Superior st.,
Cleveland, Ohio.
". BROOKS. l.. W foR"
WTILLIAMSON Il RIDDLE, AT.
w TOBNEYs ATLAw Oncs Ne; so spggsgIoII5s' spggsgI
Cleveland Ohio 8 WILLIAMSON
ian1I A q, RIDDLE.
OHARLES G. BALDWIN-ATTOR-
Jnty aud Counselor at once a Superior st., over
CITY hatk lAhl9aly-
DALMER & AUSTIN, ATTORNEYS
Il At LAW, Office over Commercial Bank -
A SPER, J. f., ATTORNEY ATLAW,
IA Warren nl,nbuu County, Ohio. Office, No. 8 IN
harkct sttett duc5-d5l