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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-05
Aesnt Hldinr from tha Storm.

rseenlly gave an account Of the ex-
pos, Of spirit medium at sandusky, named
fincent A lady believer in spirilua!ism
vriios 70 ire sandusty Mirror a statement
intended aS an apology for tbo apparent dis
honorable conduct Of Mise Vincent, at the
circle In the dark room when she was dc
lecied in her arts BY the Committee, who
suddenly struck light The lady assures
the public that the mediomship of Miss v
wes only interrupted Q) that the influence
of ihs purest medium was subject to being
suspended but that II would surely be oil
night again; deprecated the persecuiion
which was being visited on "poor MARY"
and trusted that the "cloud would be lifted
nom her nearly crushed spirit in day or
two" and many other simple nothings
which indicate that Miss Yincents apologist
Il credaloas Lady about entering the con
fines Of utter lunacy
Il aeoms sFom the letter to which We refer,
that Miss Vincent is still in Sandusky at
the house off, dear friend" where "she
will remain until the violent storm blows
over" She will, ia the mean time, pray for
the renewal Of her spiritual strength il
Mis- VS. dear friond" viii keep her until
the "storm blows over" it is nothing to US
OILY when the fair imposter thinks il safe
y venture out other hiding place, we hope
she will not ride rail down this way. Spir-
itaalism in Dayton is respectable institu
tion, - at present instituted, and we prefer
that no bad repute be cast upon IT,
We do not desire to NEEDLE in this San.
dusky trosble, yet We would like to submit
our suggestion, along with the rest; Mis-
v. came from the South as she failed Il
sus.ain hsrselfAt the North, would it not b,
prudent for her to rOturn, where che woul'
be sure Of proper care, and where The rad
stor,a would not affect herr We submi
this TO the 'dsar friend who apologizes 70
''poOr Mary" and hope she will lay it belor
her protege. Fare
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-05
mnster CommissIoncr,s sale

pURSUANT 10 an ordHr II NE superior
Court q Montgomery ccnHiy. ehlui a pc dl-
rccted, viii
On Friday, the goth az of April 1852
AZ The door of the Court Hot1f N No Cif Of Na 81.
ton, sell Al public ouiory "a Nh BE-
tween the hours Of and o,dIo1t, y IT. of taitdnyi
city Of Dayton, county OF Montgomery, and state oi
Ohio, 20 wit 1hiriy-two ieet n width on the wcu'
,de Of me eayt hali o. in-lot nnmber ninety y-one
said property has been appraised ~ ea,40o, and
canuot b sold fQr Jess than two-thr,is OF the Ri'
praised valnc lbefccf.
Terms Of sale cash To be sold Al the suit OF iona.
fhan hafahma1f aEalnat Willlen el11rla And
others. N ~. JORDAN,
~ ihc superior Court Of Montgomery county. q.
ouNcRfL and arHoso, Att'yn. for Plaintiff
nhqU-dnQta
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hdaster oOmmissionsr's Sale.

Francls A. Lloyd, superior Court,
Adam kunsz ana si Sarah Kan.s ~ N'''
DURSUANT 10 an order Of the Superior
Il Court Of Montgomery county, Ohio, made In the
shove case ~ lts fehfuary term, 1909, and 70 me d.
the Court House, In the oty OF Day on, In the coun-
~ OF Montgomery aud state Of Ohio, on
Friday April 20 1889,
between the hourt of and O'Clock y. NJ. Of Bald
day the following lands and tenements. situate In
the county Of Montgomery, and Known and described
lot No three (al In section sixteen o Ia the plat
Of the town Of wcat Dayton, N said coiIu-
~ OF Monigomerv, being hesanc prsmisea this day
conveyed by the executors OF David Hawthorne and
Jesse X. Christopher 10 said Knni1
said property q 10 be seld on Judgment 10 favor
Of Francis lloyd, W. Adam kuntz and Sarah
kuntz. The above property has been appraised VI
eight hundred and twelve dollars, end cannot be sold
fot less than two-thirda Of the eppfaiaod value.
Terms Of Sale, Cash N, +. JORDAN,
Master CommieAioncr
Of Superior Court Of Montgomery e0unty, Ohio
JouEDAs and JoUHDAN, Au'ys. for Plaintiff.
mk9g-daWtH
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Master Cornmissioncr's Sale.

David A. WarehSm, Superior Court,
vs. No ll6l.
Alexander Swaynie, ct al
DURSUANT to On order Of the Superior
L Court of Montgomery County, Ohio, made Ia the
above case at lts February term, 1909, and dl-
rect4e win Offer AZ public Auction, at the door OF
the nosae In the city OF Dayton, in the conn
" OF Montgomery h"d state OF ohio, on
Friday, April 20, 1880,
between tho hours OF l and O'Clock P. NJ. of aaid
day, the following Real Estate, 10 witt Lot No. one
hundred and forty-two (l42) on Map X, made by
John n. Grand, William Price, and WIN. Crosaman,
Commisaionefs appointed by tAe Com Pleas Court OF
Hamilton county, Ohio, 20 make partition OF the
property belonging TO the Find ey heirs In Montgom
cry county Ohio Said lot fronts the north side Of
First st.. Dayton, In said Montgomery county twenty
poles and running to the Lake Erie andAad kv-
or Rail Road, IN "a Montgomery county, Ohio,con-
tanning five acres and hundred and twenty poles
said property is to be sold on Judgment In favor
OF David A. WA cham, against Alexander swAymej
et Ai. The abeve property has been appraised NJ
a1OOB and cannot be sold for less than tw0-thrda
Of the appraised value.
Terms Of sale, Cash. N +. JORDAN,
Master Commissioner
OF superior Court OF Montgomery County, Ohio.
NJ q BUrTERFTELD, Atty for Plaintiff.
mh2e-dawts .fa
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-05

A ISO--1T0 acres, % miles west Of Lau-
II ronceyille, Laurence county H., good soil, well
improved good timber, a handsome, new, cOnve-
nient, wen furnished two-Htory frame dwelling
house, out-houses, barn and aiabein short, irsi-
rate farm Will be sold cheap by
CHAs. 4. CLARKE,
mhq1 real Estate Agent, cieggs building.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-05

Marx Toward.
s. Woodruff, pre-,
James Boltef, COZ 0.h.
X. Roberts, (0f Keheyi, H.
Guy u. Phelpsi (soc'y uOnu. L,.
Timoihy sheldon, tcontfactor aud ~
James r. Foster, (Prest Mceh'g SAY. Ds
sidney A White, tOf spencer, White A CO..
Charlos 4. Hulyor, (PTest. Chartsr 0Ak Bank.)
Nli3sa II, Oven, (of Day, Owen Co
Homer Blanchard, tOf H. Blanchard 4 Col
Richard d. Hubbard, Estate Au0fnoy.)
NJ. NJ. Mcrriman, (Of J. 4 M. Morriman.)
William L. Collins, (of Collins, Brothsra A Co.
W. II. d. Calender, (Cashtr of State Bank.)
MARK HOWARD, Pfes't.
T. THOMAS LORDBLL scc'y.
Applications received BY
CHAS. u. CLARKE, Agent,
Third street, Dayton, ohio.
n ID. Darst, Esq. (of Darst a. uerchelrode
John Lytle Esq (of Perrine, Lyle a Shaw
and other merchants, who are acquainted with th
business men Of Hartford. mh2t
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-05
Strange poines in Nicaragua.

Ths presence Of Gore ousely in Central
Amsrica seems to have inspired the Nicara
guaps with uncommon insolence and fool
hardness. ltappsars that party of seq
men from the United stAtos frigaIe y
landed upon the Pacific Coaat
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-05
For sale enc ~,

A PLEASANT Residence, corner 4th and
n Charter streets. Lot well improyed, and Of
good size. House frame and nearly new. Conye-
nicut out-buiding. ft NIH
ALSO,
A fine Lot on 81 street, below Perry adjoining the
residence of e. Arson More, Terms easy.
CHAS. L. CLARKE,
mh1l Real RliAie Agent, Clegg's Building.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-05
ID Rlaok P0IIllo. d lAareh

A correspondent os ihe Henf.gd Tines ss
.-i-s-..irr scene happened 10 The hfptlstchulSh
n,t Valley Oouneelicni, olls pndhy,
uit. A preacher, probably neisf '9ia
pasAhdlh ifosn ! ueighhoriHg iow NY {
nR ths pulpit, AlleF AaAeupciUE&
,est. he bsd not gone far whaii b. said z Fne
kudisnee - have been instructed llopleAeifl
I-ythinR Of Aboiitonism ort4pntlicai.isAi but
aust ssrxe my Master, and --- AZ this
setute one q the degcous rsse Bua sad
fold on. It's my impression you haFe hsia
ough. Meeting OUT The audience fcss
oultanepusly and went GOT. Tie Ipiyister
doWu' aud the deacon went 10 lhe fglpit
4 eaid 10 him ri you watt 10 pTeachPoli
AZ have no objection, and my house Is Of
~ nsegyice; bat this church Il not the vtopeI
,.lact aud q cannot 10 permitted q you
dssia 70 give polaicai sermon o. speech. you
Gao y 90 at ny hense, cf any Other place, aod
/ VII warsabta good hudishee. and ypa shall
hnxe ~ play and not be hnSt. Bat s,u iapsl
Dot usnpf Il here Thsr was 10 inof,
-'asehqg "a that church ihss aflsslesp.
-~d sha shove u the cineipnat oo@
l,oold hsfdly credit oar sysss AVE-
ths second look. WhateAp
.r .tIIN .a|h
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-05

Who have the money!
The black Republicans.
Who are opposed TO the Independent Treas,
ury and iu favor Of robbing the peoplef
The black Republicans
Wa, are IN favor Of giving to negroes the
rights whieh they refuse 10 foreign born eih
DensI
The black Republicans
} Who voted to introduce slavery into Kansasf
The black Republican,.
Who voted to extend the Fugitive Slave Law
over that TerriloFyf
The black Repablieans
Who voted 10 admit Kansas as Slave Statef
This black Republicans.
Whp voted Againet admitting Minnesota a .
Froe 5tAtsI
The black Rspublieans.
Who voted against admitting oregoa as a
Free Stalef
The bisek Republieans.
Who intfodueed q hill In the Legislature Of
Ohio 10 strike the word 'inhiis' from our State
Oonstitutionf
The black RepublicanH.
Who believe thatthe ooastituion Of the
Unitsd States IL q league with Hell and a cove
nantwilh the Deviii
The black .Repubiicns. -
Who carried baansra n 1856, apon which
: only sixteen stars sppeaied where there should
have been thirtytwsf
The black krppblieans,
Who ars.in favor Of letting che Npion slide
The black Rspablicaas.
who arc IN favor Of phpet money 'hiisi
TARIFF, aud high tAxesi
Who are opposed 70 eveFytbhiy that Is righ
and ip favor Of everything that isefapgf
The black Republicans.
Who profess one thing aud practice auotheF
The black Repubhcspsi
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-05
THE DEMAND

Having already EXCEEDED THE SUP
PLY, aud being pow PREPARED no
'EET ANY DsMAND.and 10 FILL Am
IRDERS PROMPTLY, Y, we feel il our
duty, % tho class Of peoplo who have bcen
neither WILLING nor ABLE 10 pay such
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-05
par On lldssday night last 40 lolaisF'

bsD Oh luepNay nleht lhot thv ioiA'ef' "
the force 10 the.Eewpofl Barracks, ken
lnslg accostsd \, ,paa pamed Stump and
asked him What iltaait vas. lie pulled out
bis goa watch atd sIa lsto the gas light
N.en. .pae uf hsshi shatc, ,ed it frouhim and
fhsy ran away One otshen, va arrested
( I'd the barracks with tie watch upcnp hil
person the other escaped % ciaelpaad
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-05

Also, the reputation u has acquired In ey.-.
cry place whero il has been introduced has
heretofore rendered u unnecessary with
ths limited mcane wc have had for supply
Ing ouraelyes With Machines, )lo advertise to
any great extent
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-05

NO. The Editor Of the Cincinnati Press
holds the following in regard to the Pixies
Peak mania, and We only fear his "probu,
bility" may turn out true to the letter. Let
the monomaniacs on this excitement pom
der well the subject
Men individually believe themselves pret-
ty wide awake, aud sharp enough not to be
easily deceived all experience proves that
the easiest thing in the world is 10 humbug
humanity And a very small show of gold,
and a few glowing newspaper paragraphs,
have set thousands in motion toward noun
famous aud desert regions Of Pixies Peak
and Fraser River, not few Of whom, badly
furnished for the outward journey, must find
gold when they got there, in considerable
quantities, or perish. Within few months
from this time, in all reasonable probability
the road from the diggings will be strewed
with the bones Of men who having made no
provision against disappointment, have died
Of starvation And yet they rush on with
as much confidence Of success as iC their
hopes we're founded upon the most concln.
siVe evidence
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-05
No. 1872.
superi + Court Of Montgomery County
Ohfo
MAsTER cOMigIssIoNER,s SALE.

MAsfEE COMMtSSlONEBH SALE.
Herbert 8, Williams, W. Warren Warher
and others
DURsUANT to an order Of the Superior
L Court OF Montgomery county, Ohio, 10 mo de
roctod will sell at public auction al door Of the
Court House, in the city Of Dayton ~ said county
Of Montgomery, on ff
Saturday, April, 80, 1859,
between the hours Of and o'ciocs p NJ the follow-
ing lands and tenements; situate IA the county Of
Montgomery, and state OF Ohio, In the southeast
quarter OF section number i've, town one, range ak,
east, Gc and described follows Beginning On the
south line Of said section, AZ the nouh.west corner
OF John Hveley's nine acre lott thence N. axe w.
iorty-eight poles 10 said Hiteiey'a ~ W corner;
thence s. s5k Q w. 1917 poles 10 a atone thence s.
tHo y. forty-seven and elghty-hve hundredttbp
70 the south line Of said seopn} thsnce n. ese T..
1871 poles TO the place OF beginning
Appraised ct e10O and cannot be sold for less than
two. thirds Of the appraised alue. Terms OF sale,
Cash.
Said lot contains five acres, with house aud other
improveme its thereon; IL situated In the Miami
bottom, mite south OF Greenoastle, and 2nllleH
soth-yest Of Dayton s rich soil, and excellent for
gardening. JOHN spoTG
Master Commissioner
OF superior Court Of Montgomery county ohio
BoLTIE 4 BELvfLLE, Att'ys. for PIN.
mh2B-dAwtH
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-05

ady-A Western orator having delivered
himself Of The following sThe glorious
4 y 3 a eagle which stands With ope foot
3, tlantic aud the other on the Pacific
el was unable 10 proceed any fnrlh-,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-05

,~re between them, Which
iesibed IN The public points, BY thsrp.

ssaft nttWetn tnehf WiHcN.
'esibed in The public points BY thsrp
able Doctor p,
Attic close Oft ''-snre and sitter she
had put on her n :" approaeh'
cd hcr 70 inquir me an
interview The ea
incss Of much iGIr t Ntt
said Cora, some suns $50
ualsts pouuced ug5h me Ia mfi
less manner, re6t my clothes, an-
while fcltmysclf 10 Imminent danger, an
doubted not, that had il not been for fear Of
The consequences, should have been MUIR
iered. ] had not seen Mira II , for nearly
Ave months, and as | have never yet given
her an unpleasant word, could deem il no
harm TO al least speak 10 her, or that she
would reciprocate the courtesy. " wore
an artist and desired 10 draw tabloau Of q
scene in Hen, would selec, the one those
Spiri,ualists presented yesterday--counte-
nance as weA as attitude No man has q
deeper affection for his wife than myself, and
you may well judge how pleasant Il would
have been to have had at least one word of
recognition, and pity that condition which
could have refused il II is such conduct,
that has awakened me 10 the awful horro. Of
Spiritualism
Cora's friends, the lawful Spiriiualisls," !"
give another version Of the nhair, which Is
not no creditabe TO the doctor.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-05

A LS0--A handsome Residence on 9th ST..
n between hfsin and Ludlow story Brick, welt
furnished aui handsomely improved yard, Pay
menta easy. CHAs. X. CLARKE,
mll2a RaAl EatAte Ageni. Clegela Bullllng. sd ai.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-05

rEHE large new Brick Dwelling House,
Il built by Henry Kimts, corner 81. Clairand Wa
ter streets. The House is very commOdiousi fur
uished with the necessary conyeninces and appinn-
cca FOR comfort and furnished Handsomely IN the
CaAs. g. CLARKE,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-05

"a l6f f,ocai6 Telegraph and othef
nlsss u interest ard Information, zee
lsifa safour.h Paees.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-05

sa bedford, Ind, lndependent says
'-scfAr Nsssnt of Fay
wasbarnsd y deash
w her clothes IA.
lL4
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-05
Legialatiye Summary,

Owing TO the delay in passing the nee
e'sary appropriation bills, and the
Of unfinished business on hand
yesterday adopted reso'
concurred in by The ne
previous resc' ..e Of sine
die adj .n. ed the same to
W % inst,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-05
Shorter Catsohi.m, for Youngsters.

A contemporary. to whose penehan. for gather
ing statistics, We are indebted i"r valuable 10.
formation from tine to time, in shape a. ence
attractive and pertinent, has prepared the fol-
loving shcr.es ca,echism for incipient black reS
publicaps, and verdAnt inquirers forruth :
when il has been committed to memory and is
thoroughly understood, We will have another
Lesson prepared, which will close down upon
the frat lesson:
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-05
AIGA PRICES

As have been demanded by other machines,
to use all the means in his power.to letihe
Public know that they can got as good
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NATdOrAL TREATISE.
4 "a Nsss Lsssee and hAnsseress San o.ss
Ia6s;DxI EvEsisa July Il. is r. hA'-'''-
ma, f ssx LONELY NAN OF rax oox,x
MAID Or xussrKs,
v.,,..--o..,. ....., :, (. . A'sssa cor.
a MAMMOTH A0s1OAL FESTIVAL
Fr,s . en- nrs.sa s. DA5 AND s.Gar
6SrAs sIls.sD scC5xss "'
-Hs s.nsora ssrxsy.rxxrsr.
I ans e sss1T D Sy or or I THs 50 .sos
SEEsi .$;i. 3; IL 4s:...
'n'" xAxxc lfi' ASSEMBLY 81 JaSo
rHx ENo,@a SOCIETIES
s.r s1l1s soi MES CIR saHs'o a.a1sx
AND LIviA fS "6SaoausI
1A. He4s! w =: l. sg y
~ oSksrxsr MUSICAL rURoax
osr2 DE1 liz g1ss s SHegsss sss.v.
AxpHros As +, S 81
a SaHsSh sz 1esSi1 's nssSa
TIE xAnxofsa oacussxA
UNEIvALLRD ORUM NO1P6
Dis fr6hLUsBkN,
(fhst time IN soe'ios)
CONDUCTORS:
Ssfs rsoa ana MAJ MAssf Sim. 49,"
ihs A w6s,L 81 sg "a s s'rss. .sasf
ADMISSION osLS rWsNrfFtVs JsssS.
IsoLopisa fnss sxUthslss 81 srsass oAr.
L.ticr IDunNtal
Me- V dsss r .sS Is Go snISf
TTSpfssTly y, ~ - 81 2 s. JAN igssaL;
usANn Bal xrsf6s,
FOUR DtsTINCT OaCHEsrRAB
ksahCIH FIRaWUkA eASftgAL
WORLD HEFU gNRn EDaN.
1HE ssMApsH Dsv,
TbUK-D.y JuY "a
AT I ociortMEn nth "a @ MaKts Carnival
Codovs the wizsrs hs ress OF the Gar FANNY he Pss
snd Jud Exhioiin the errnsOcss Of ias tsoess s<<
the great wnesi via -
ALB ococs-fho drst Ear. Of hc Grssd Concesi by ~
Al a. O'CLOCK tecond perfrmsnc. Of thu M Oreu
Company, The Msgcsn the Start. nettes tbs Carl ssnD,
Punch and Juds suo he secocd great Whssi ,scsosos
Atbociochgbe eecoad psrt Of the srsui Clacer ~ ~
Mammoth Orchestra
All couE-The Grand Bal Chsmpe.re viii csrnmeaos -
mans tier OrroesrAx
At dusk Grand lgnt sod re tel Of Fire "a o1os ~
sroanos spisnddy inoaosses WITH .slsias' gas naesaf
In sUsDAy. July a.
the programme will be strictly confoed tth
6aAND bAGk l C,s1saT
SOLO SINGING and CHORAL AscO0T ATtoN&
THhEE PANTS
Ths TlrH Part will commence n; : O'Clock
Ths second Part NJ o oclock-
The Third PARK q o'cassk.
The ssessssrs ssTsiIrTs and JOHN T. Loyxwooa
will veas % tho grounds Who purchass tickets ~
FRYE OF ALL OHARaA
TiMG TABLE,.
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MicA~ssH,
DAVID oPPssFIELU,
MOST PUWghrUL CAST
Mr. y, knDY, u DAyErPDR~
DAWSON. MIRA BUsHEs May DnvLIN.
Mrs. ABsy 1Sd PONieI 90
TUESDAY nvEsiro, July 81
BURTON a. ACAwbsx
10 DAvll CDPSSHFIsAU.
BUXTON KfCAY6aR,
H'oA Wsnonssfos q. xrcAwss ss"sSS'
frtHsy-Bsesnt y Mr. BOkIOS.
WALLACK's rHgATRE.
w Nh. ard MS. W. J FLO8E.OE.
UNkQUIvoJAL SUCCESS Or THE
NEW BUKLEsQUK,
LALLA huOEH
HOUaEs PACKED FSOM psRQURr no DOME.
vaw OF the suooess attending he burissaus
RvERY NIGHT
REV MUSIC, NEW SCENERY NEW PROpHRrygS
NEW MAC5lNEkY
THUBSDAt EVENING, July 81, ls5e.
VIII be given the now pteco dc circoDsAu51 entlucN
LAtLA keOaH,
Or, TIE FIRr WoRsHIPrERs
Ialia Rookh, and Columbia, Gem Of the Ucesn,
KhonAnbsd Chief Of the Ghsber Fire pepsrsrnsat.
6Aepers, Peri, AnbassAdovs AMsnd.nts de-. &c. ~.
CANE OF lHs AM.zoNs or ST sTEX IsLANp
GRAND PAhADk OF The skyEsrY ria- BE aIMEHf
A1AZoNIAF aUARD.
GRAkD FAInV AQUAkiuA.
pieces of mechansm sotsen the entire
etsge representing aquA,iuua In whist srmsts
ing anr ses psnts mo sses hsh. Insect. a.: A.
Performances 70 COMMENCE each evening with PowerF
Hoore .................M Mr. ". j. Florence
Doors cpsc al u To commence Il O'Clock
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VAIN. WITTE6s AUCgIOnESR, WILL BELL, THIS
morning. ~ U1a o'clock, at No. Lisoenard street toe
furniture of family leaving The city, one rose VOID psror
quit eegere curtans Old oil paintings
large French Mirror, slsb and brackets elegant veSet
and other collection OF msnte ornaments
marble tables shoganY chamber suit
beasead dressg bureau washanDd, t,et bar
bolne pillows spreads bedding Ac;
chars couch dniug Rchen frpituye, &c. Also
zNyer and china only bees Gtteen month";.
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UAL4AlH AT AUCTION.

: a LyyRT n. NICoLAY. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
IA auction sale riocks I'D tonds--A. b. EICoLAY VII
erll this day 1hursdsy y o'clock r NJ ut hia st0s X
hslessrom 20 " tl,sm street. near WALL
1eO ohsrAs dean, - xsuk
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DANlEL a. nsTHEws. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
- bay pony st hncnou BUELha, SCHULTZ 4 ma.
III kWs will se Friday July 20 at O'clock 20 front
Of the st0re 81 Cedar handsome bay po1y l
high. warranted perfectly SQUAD gentle and kna
$50 sn1 sold Tor wsnt Of
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edward sGpsNCR, AUorIONEgE IMPORTER
T. sale OF ipe gold and uiver watches gold very 30 -
AId F. b sChENCb will sell tds d2Y, July q. 81 l0ls
O'Clock large invoice OF gold and silver watches gold jew
~ &C bale peaemptory Catalogues ready on morang or
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"A IBERT Fl. NICOLAY, AUCTI0NEER.-RE0ULAB
IA auction sale rocks I'D tonds--A. b. FIOOLAY VII
ssisssaom * v ilis a street.. near WALL
nAst aver hAlk
10 OF
10y rArmers snd Jm zens dank
% ScrthweC.su f,re In: Of osw q, 40
~ Metr poii sr Fne INSURANCE. 20 aoy..........l01
"a 5~Jm0ny Fire and 80
~ Lang lAsnd Fire Insurance %
~ brevo0Fs f1e lnsursnce COMPANY 50
~ American tbe psursn CO company 80
20 kycalm0r Fire Insurance Company,
% Nausus ire Insurance. O1mpary ............N so
10 Jegwey Cty Fire Insurance mpxny............. ov
home Fire Insurance COMPANY
10 Gebnsrd lire Insurance Cmp n.y. ...............W
10 Wa1mgcn Fire insuranco Com xny. SO
70 Great Westen Ssrtne insurance COMPANY.
AmericAn kxpress Company. 100
10 La Crosss and Milwaui ca Railroad 100
AGO United etstss sesm sugar Refining
Pe~ No 1903 Church OF the Messiah
WS0o Detroit AID silwspkee Railroad lst mortgage bonds
6C0v second avenue Railroad lot mortgage bon ia
bWO La Uosse and Milwaukee hsrosd I'd mortgage bonds,
2L0O henry county lAowA par cent honda
5tW Haucoct cnun.y lliliooh)s per cent bonds
icW Iown n foit ahdison t,owA) per cent bonds
b0Os Lexington and Big sandy Railroad Jet b,qds
kecu ies sfeved In sdron 70 tho regularly sdsortssd
Hat dung every sale NEXT regular sAle on Monday July &
heaur auction sse OF octs AID bonds every Monday asd
IhursdAv; day whenever required l2 oc oct
chSnse desJsd Stocks and bonds bought and at phi
sse and 1t the Brokers b ard conmon interest,"
allowed deposs snd dividends collected Bales also mAde
OF real es,ae NJ public or private sale when desired
ALBERT n NICOLAY,
Stock Auciioneer, Broker and Banker,
NO o. william street. Wall
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NOR MELBoURFE, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FIRST
veesel-Hs!ller, Lord Quereaus Kangaroo line es-
ab.sbed 1858 The fine, fast sailing Al clipper TEXAS,
Ees MASTER having most OF her cargo board will have
immediate despatch 70 the above splendid accomnoda-
for second cabin dek at ore rates for
which application ehoud be ade At board at pier II
Easi river. OF TO MAILER, LORD QUKREAU, los Wall
street