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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-23

Il
iAOt ilAhs,--i ne ne Town OF Troy ia steadily
Improving pu' no' aS iAst AZ houses are required
icsn lo'' nave oeen held TOO high' Fourteen
Oaiu'ns' ars nov going up esre told some
", =. wn'on wiii Vs q",'e handsome ana apacious'
iHs no" Eie'oJNhsn OnuIcn Is 70 De tne
largest ano hsnesOmes' cnurch building 10
mia,li county MT houar't" building hne
oloek o. hve store rooms on the north weat cor
nef OF the Fuonc square Ar' Holden is putting
up very hne dweiling mousse snd there issvery
indication now tnSt Troy is going ahead rapid
" o"iO''unN'oy' iAe o'ne' 'o"ns - PoPuiA'
uou increases. vice si'o increases.
among o'ner incidents 'ne ioiiowing are TO-
,4'su, s'""oeu, V"e VI ~"Ou W."
e'aus'o"s suS''ouso'' A"u 'as O'1sl ''A,einns
sui''' cSuo'uueu jug nne sunuay m0'nins' 70
80 : - s.- ~ ~ t"VOSs '"'soO, D
p'a0s ,@0'va' 'o' i'S soOe 0neei' snu on 'he
.S', 'Oau, NY .oeo'uineiJ orus'eo aeariiSge
~ ,V'e0'vU ~ ~" pa''Ie'S ."o i-a's,, one
49, ~ N.oauv , "Ho '. =" ""'
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-23

AoOrDET.-Whsn the procession wAs passing
the narrow point at the foot Of Main st. Hill,
an omnibus driver persisted in passing the
crowd. although the road was filled with child,
ren, grown people, buggies, sto. He was called
to stop, but did not probably hear the CALI
The wheel Of buggy was broken. and spring
wagon, flled with ladies and children, was
caught by the bus wheels and cspsiEed. the
occupants being thrown out upon the hard
ground. A little girl was considerably bruised.
but strange as II rsay seem, no one else was
injured. The little girl was about on tn Hill
Mr. Gillis Immediately afterward came out to
the ground 10 ascertain the damage. aud make
what amend he could.
Ga LoRYl-Seo notice Of Shulls, in references
TO flags, ETC.. for the decoration Of residences
business houses. etc, on the Alh Let every pa
riOtie man. woman aud child procure q supply
Let us onee mora lOOk patrioolo--sny how.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-23
al-see 4th paee for TeIeRraph Reports.

GFwe had not time yesterday to thank "Big
Twin" for his excellent chapter Of "German
town Items" because we had but just time to
get i in type before we put our paper to press,
We avail Ourself Of the present opportunity Of
saying that We will be happy to hear from him
as often as he may find Il convenient to write.
Weare gratified to learn that the T. O. R. R.
io progressing, and hope to hear, ere long. Of
the cars running between Germantown and
Carlisle $50 mote Il be-"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-23

BoUSD ovER.-olab. Hagsn was yesterday
examined before the Mayor on charge of COM
mitting an assault with intent to kill" on Mr.,
H. M. Brown. The evidence justified His Hon
or in binding him over in the sum of s40O, 70
answer and not procuring bail, he was re-
committed
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-23

pThe absurd story that the General Post
Office Department was losing million Of dol
lars per abnum from the use Of counterfeited
postage stamos has awakened lively interest
to secure the General Government against such
frauds. The Department is in receipt Of nu
merous offers OF patent ooutrivaDees, each very
simple, and. in the opinion ofthe inventor, in
fallible to prevent such abuses
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-23

Masonic CELEBRATION AT MIDDLKrOwS.--ThC
members Of st. Johns and Dayton Lodges, to
gether with those of the other bodies, who de-
sign visiting MiddletOwn to participate in tn,
celebration Of st. Johns day, will meet at the
Hall Friday morning, Gath inst, at Z o'clock.
w. H. GILLESPIE, W M. st. Johns Lodge
e. A. PARRoTT Dayton
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-23

uWe had the pleasure, and at the same
time the compliment, Of serenade at our resi'
dsnce, on Tuesday night. The music was de-
lightful. almost enchanting, at that late hour,
when all else was stiffness. The serenaders
have our grateful Acknowledgements for the
pleasure they afforded US.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-23
toi'y papers cOPy)

A young man who was hOtly pursued BY
the husband Of some woman with whom he
had been too intimate, escaped on the steamer
which loft San Francisco May S. The Times
says that be was dFesssd in femsls attire
There were plenty Of hoops. hustle. erinOlins,
4e., Gud above Of bonnet" crowned the Pyr-
amid OffashIOpsbls clothing.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-23

BrIt is stated that Mrs Belts, Of NAugAtu uck
o., who left home some time since suddenly
has returned. At the time she disappeared, II
was thought that she had eloped with one
Tomlinson. Sho denies this. and says thai
she left home because she wanted to, and cam'
home beca use she wanted to,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-23
Greeley's Letters from Pixies Peak

Mr.. GREELRV's next letters will be from
PIks's Peak and will be read with lively interest
a. intended TO satisfy the public mind In great
measure A. ts the truth falaty Of the various
ports from the so-oailod Land Of GOldn His Lett
srs will all ApPeaE In The semi weekly and Week
ly Tribune a. well a. IN the DAILY.
TERMas
Daily 90, SEMI Weekly o., Weekly Tribune o.
For club terms Tribune OF any date.
Address HoRAcE GREELEx a Co.,
je2sd2t Tribune BeildingB, ReH-York'
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-23
A Good Speculation!

THE Subscriber win sell at private sale, his
4 Farm, containing I2ok &C res, situated IN Miami
County, Ohiei ak miles test OF Troy, on the Troy
and Springfield Turnpike Road. This farm con-
tAina about s. acres Of good farming land and the
balance IA heavy timber. There ia on the premises
two good wells OF never-failiDg water, ana good
barn and house, and other necessary out-buildlnEH
for further psrtieulaEs AID terms, inquire Of the
mgS6-OWW DANIEL BBER.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-23

g3-A letter from an intelligent farmer in the
neighborhood Of St Marys, informs US that the
wheat in old Auglaise is all right. BE ssys the
''croakers tried to make the people believe the
crop was ruined, but the grain has given them the
IL
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-23

D-A case is recorded in the London Medi'
cal Times. of recovery after apparent death
from chlorOform. in which artificial respiration
waskspt up for halfsn hour before any vOlun-
tary respiratory action was Psreeivsd. During
the latter portion Of this time the pulse could
not be felt at the wrist. but previously there
had not been the slightest sigu Of life. No
other means Of restoration was used except an
enema Of brsDdy.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-23

Dl-0ar advertising patrons will perceive
that, by our arrangement of reading matter,
their Advertisements will be always neso-a
very important matter TO them,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-23

ST.. JoHs's DAY.--The Masonic Fraternity
observe the day at Middletown, and at Green.
vile, tomorrow. A large number Of the Order
of this city will attend both places.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-23

YIN. O. A.--There will be a regular meet
ing Of the \ oung Mems Christian Association
at Wesley Chapel this evening at o'clock.
A. T. DABBIrT, Secy.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-23
INDICATED INHALATION.

nR o. N. WILLIAMS, Of the firm of
~ Workman, Doddridge a Williams, will visit
MiAmisbuTg again June 2eth, Tor the purpose OF
consulting with those now under his treatment, and
all others that may choose TO call. HIS practice 10
confined 70 Chronic OiBeaseB} particularly Of the
Throat and Lungs, and diseases OF Females. He
may be consulted At the Miami House for one day
only. je2l-itdw2w
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-23
LOST.

IN or between Huston Hall and 4th street,
two seals and key (Eodl Get with dilferent eolored
stone. liberal reward Will ~ given 10 the fnder
BY leaving them Al thia oniee, ~ je2O
A Card 30 the FarEnang Public.
~ ~ Y Y - ;.s....ersigned have purchased OF
w Msg.s- aesaheFeer, Agent, and tried one efe'
factufcd by AeaSre. Fritf 4 Knhus and It gives ua
great aalafsctOn to recommend it 10 the farmers a.
ms beat cutting reaper we have ever seen At work
and 20 Taking IL cannot be surpassed BY any reap
er made. HENRY CARNEY,
JOHN CARNEY.
German Tp., Montgomery Co.
vLTE haye seen the reaper OF the MaAsrs. CArney,s
w manufactured By PfitI kuhns al work and
fully concur In what they have said.
ISRAEL GARRISON,
JACOB CARNEY,
HENRY ID. HUNT,
le20 Jackson Tp, Butler Co., o. -
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-23

The Auslrians were so sure Of esstingsto Tu-
rim. that they desired their numerous friends
and relatives TO direct their letters 70 that cap.
ital. The letters having AniVsd-but ut not ths
Austrisns-wsrs very gsntsslly returned to vi
snaA "unopsnsd," /" 30 says the Monitors.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-23
Yours,
Notioe to naaaame Rumer

The publication 10 the Gazette" Of the 26th
Of May, stating that the "Run away Match
distracted some $500, from the lady's father, ia
a LIE do uOtknoW whether there is some
thing to abstract or not and did not ever re-
eeive a cent in my life. Of said father, aud will
never accept it This to the public.
P. In DANTU.
(Cisv uapers conv
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-23
CLOSING OUT SALE
Rich Dress Goods,
Embroideries, Parasols, sc.
N. P. DOUGLASS S co.'s!

.. II. SOIs 4Ahlu auC HLAuEkCI bIGr
COMMENCING TUESDAY, JUNE IA
And will continue until the entire stock OF Summer
Dress Goods, Parasols. Embroideries, &o.,
are sold.
Rich Dress Silks, worth $3.50 for 400.
Rich Dress Silks, worth IS cts. for so cts.
Rich Berege Robes at Eastern cost
Rich Challi Robes st Eastern cost
Rich Valencias at Eastern cost
Rich Challies worth 20 cts for l21 cts.
Rich Lawns (waFranted fast colors) worth 20
cts for l24 cts.
Rich Embroideries at cost Of importation.
Rich Collars worth 25 cents for 10 cents.
Rich Embroidered Sets worth 5000 for
$3.50
,,,.,. parasols at manufacturers prices.
~ hten : o. IN Sheetings worth 10 cents for
9 Carts. -a worth ~ oo0.. o..
Heavy Bso$h Shedtho '4 ~ 'sH'' 'Ot
81 cents. art. e., 81
Fine Brown shssshg6 worth ss Genus TOT %
cents.
English Chiutz, yard vide, for 10 cepts' /,
Hoop Skirts worth $4,00 for 500,
Hoop Skirts worth 81, 90 for 500
Misses Hoop Skirts worth 75 eta for so ctg.
Ladies Linen Hsndksrchiefs worth 20 stss
for l2t cents. 1} SAB
Ladies Linen Handkerchiefs worth 10 cents
for Ct cts. h,s
Also heavy stock of COttonadss, Denims,
&C., &c, at unusually low prices
G-we have heavy stock Of the above goods,
which all new aud must be sold "A order to make
room for our heavy fAli purchaser.
N. p. DOUGLASS & CO.,
Je2i 5. 4. Cor. Main and Marketata.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-23
mUSPON mAAAs 9
THURSDAY EVENING. JUNE 2sp
Physiology y&PhySiOgnOmy

MRS. THOMPSON, DootresB,
KNOWN throughout all the principal
IN oities Of the Union for the number and complete
cures she has effeoted for afflicted femaes has taken
Room No l6, Beeksl House, (|sss PaeaiE House, }
Where she may be consulted By all females who are
affected with diseases peculiar to the sex.
She oures permanently Dyspepsia, and ali debili-
ties; obstructiona, to to which females are subject
Her medicines are vegetable preparations, and are
Indian Remedies. They are 4 sure cure.
Personal examinations made at her room and
cures guaranteed, and married life made agreeable,
She will give true dellneationa Of character m de
from examination Of head, face and neck.
She will extract eorna without drawing blood.
All she proposes to do, she viii guarantee.
She invites the afflicted ladies OF Dayton 10 call
and consult her Eoon, ahe will remain but short
time. ic2f-tf
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-23

GrWe regret to notice that e. AnsOn More
has resigned his position as member OF the
Council from the Sd Ward. A special election
will be held soon to fill the vacancy.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-23


The "FDORAL CoNoERT." TosNIeHr. Quite
a curious interest is felt by great many Of our
readers as to the nature Of the exhibition at
Huston Hall this evening, and for their infor.
nation we will give the argument" of the ex
quisite opera chosen
"The Flowers meet in n secluded dell in the
forest TO choose their Queen. A person discon
tented with the world, seeks, in the same place,
retirement from its cares and disappointmeDts.
The flowers tell Of love and duty; and the Re.
cluse-learning that to fill well the station al
lotted by Providence, is to be happy-resolVes
to return sgain to usefulness and contentment
among her fellow creatures"
The following is the programme of the char.
acterS, and names Of the ladies who will per-
senate them:
Recluse--Miss Orlon.
Rose-Miss Stoddard.
SunhoweT-Miss Reed.
Crocus-Miss Wyatt.
Dablia-Miss SQhner.
Heliotrope-Miss Ovens,
Lily-Miss Wallace.
Hollyhock-Miss Reed.
Toueh.Ae Eot-Miss Nickum.
Jsponiea-Mss Hersey.
Violet-Miss Estabrook.
MignOnette-Miss Lowe.
Tulip-Miss Huffman.
POppies-Misses Robinson, Irvine, Ker
foot, Parrot, Crawford, WarTing
Peass and Mitchell.
Dandelion-Mss Frost.
Nighungale-Miss HArtwell, (Flute.)
Zephyr--Miss Sophie Phillips.
Cupid--Master Charlie GebhaTt.
Semi. Chorus Of Heather Bells
Chorus and Semi Chorus Of Fowers.
The abovs VIII give readers quite enough
10 creste desire to see and hear the exhibition
at Huston Hall this evening it is not nscsssA
ry for us to urge their attendance. We would
advise our friends to procure tickets this aftsr
noon at orOsby's, Main st., or at sehnsr's. Sd
street. in order to avoid the rush at the ticket Of
fce.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-23

Peaches are already in New York. Figures
large. Four boxes received from Charleston,
were sold for fifty dollars.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-23
LOCAL AND OTHER ITEMS.
READING MATTER ON EVERY PAGE
WeeItlY Advortleements.

Those who desire to have advertiseme ents
inserted in the Weekly Empire should hand
them in by Saturday morning, at the latest
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-23

" The Phoenix Band gave delightful mu
sical treat to our citizens, at the Court House
last evening.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-23
D. & F. B. SKULL

HAVE just received the Mercury Ballou's
A. Pictorial, NJ Weekly, and Flag Of Our Union,
for this week
ALso--ioo copies Police Gazette containing the
Dayton Correspondence. Iei4
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-23
COD LIVER OIL.

A VERY superior brticle-fine and fresh
n double refined, For sale by
J. w. DIETRICH,
iels Phillips House.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-23

uwm "R. s. o.".favOr us with his proper
name7
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-23
NOTICE To BUILpnRa.

CEALED Proposals viii he received az the
- oniee OF the Auditor Of Montgomery county, o..
until Monday the 26th day OF dnlg, l1t9, for r Is
tiOR Aad eohpistion Of tIqk tddiiion 70 llI
Renery County tnlrtnarf npCnf 40 IN NI 1&t2
Bids will Be received ior Tho brick and alo (, of
carpenter work. plnsterlng and the painting. SAP ~
RATHL1, or poFtifa Gao BID fQT Iat lob Complete
Plaza and speelhcation1 cnn ho aeln aud an inlof-
nation had, touching ne time of eomplc-
tion xe, ~ tea eio.esAit art. ora Nd Afis De "a
DANfkf 81 DRyBEts Andllog.
70 as sTasI snd cs.s,,. eots "a A A. aoaisossoe.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-23
WEEDS
PATENT
Sewing Mschlnss

Havegalned the conndonco
Of al who use them, and
have proved one of the
most valuable Inventions
OF the age. They use .
shuttle, making the Look
qtlfnh IN hoth sldaa of tha
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-23
eCOTCH sTARcH
RAT, ROACH & MOUSE DESTROYER
CUPERl0R to anything of the kind man
~ ufaetured. ]. w. DIETRICH,
Druggist, Phillips House.

WE, the undersigned, have used the
preparation for rats, manufactured by J. w. Die
trieh, Druggiat Phillips House, and have found Il
failing article for the destroying OF rats, and
think It superior to anything OF the kind new in
ABNkR HARKlS,
J. NJ. JOHN,
ADAM KBY,
ieIT-2w =. r. LUsslER.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-23

FF'hE undersigned would respectfully in-
form TIE Parents d Dayton that 1fef val or
rhni1e invenile toalea for 10th sexes during yaca-
f' III ana EIfsE nOnCffARD,
20 Fir.t street. nsxtdoor 70 Or. sheass' once
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-23
ETTraeApM.

A SITUATION, by maffisd nan. a
"a In wholessls Or Retan Grocery and Pro-
ie2Q W.B, Empire Ohlce.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-23
MASONIC NoTICHI
st. Johns Day june Gath, 1859
EAHNEE

THE Cinoipnati, Hamilton & Dayton
Rail Road will carry the Masonic fraternity Of Day
ton and Vicinity land famiIien) wishing 20 attend
the ceisbrsHon 1t MIddletown, ohio, on that DAY
At HALF FARK. 1atrras
je2i f d. MocLARKN, sup't
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-25

rtHE NEW LINE FOR CALIFORNIA 18th AND 18th OF
i each nonih-0reaa reduction Of fare.-The favorie
rsssnshp NORTHERN LIGHT, Capt Tntepaugh willleAve
r ". connecting. via Psnsua Railroad. With asamshp
line No. Bowling Green. The North Star VIII succeed
he Northern Light and leave Now York the 10th Of July
10, meeting with the OrzsbA- D. B. ALLEN Agent
N B1n forbid husting any account Of
e above ships
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-25
no TEE PUBLIC.
CRY INsPRcroR's DEPARTMENT.

FEW YORK, June II, 1859.
The undo ned having entered and assumed the
Torrance of the responsible duties of the office Of City
tor and fully reszog that those duties At The
.en,inn than the work Of Keeping she streets OF city
healthy and clearly conc op deems 10 be biz duty call
the uon OF The public the necessity Of Ut putting
end 20 the following daily violation OF the laws and 0rdo
he rowing Of ashes garbage ssd filth the streets
The habit Of chants and dealers In permitting shs
Wings sw ard other substances used In PACKING TO he
apen tie steet placed upon the sidewalk from whence
soon acse ed over the street. Ut 10 the duty OF to
have the ediaey removed At their expenso
1he dsi sweepngs from the asores and shops swept
cepaele 10 be taken away by the ash csrtnisn.
1he plsng the streets of the ceanngs of filth from
yards and cellars and The rubbisn and old material
repairing Of buildings
s. Iha throwing Into the streets and cutters no1ious i'm.
pure, offensive liquids and sabstances
viol5ion Of the lava snd ordinances citing the osofe
70 arrest fns and Imprisonment bpt sresy mpedes Rad
The keeping of Gle hreats rendering such
colt OF nucceSsul operation while largely increasing hs
pense.
every effort part Of the undersigned shall and stn
healthy condition, aud earnestly and identity hops and
look for Il and of classes of czens
In putting end 70 the violations above complained d. With
your aid and assistance The task viii be easily accomplished
Shall have i1
copy several ordinances ref red TO viii be LETT a,
each dwelling house end place OF business
osrt will through the Of the several wards
daily Sundays excepted collect Rshes garbage 30
undersigned desires dst neglect misconduct the
part the drivers Of such carB be aimed Of the
Grand and Essex streets and shall be promptly remeied
Notice OF the approach OF the ash and garbage carts will be
DASL- L. DELAvAN. City Inspector
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oal, 4, ,l sE st. r.. .Es5ISa ran
"a cSnEas John b. NM, IATiss 4 H. .s G. Royal
e t.ss.ps i..s ss
ssIss 5a TssTi' s sGrsa
ass
SomOa e george 90 God, Thrice ri Royal Master Allan A.
asss III ssss gsed senior
seSoldss Nm Ne1ssn !uSr dc dol W% ssrs
eEss.diis sI,s +, ss.iin;i BY order Of Inc H.
MASONIC CHARTER OAK LODGE, NO. 49, p A;
o CONS Odd FsiiowS hall Or SUNDAY the 18th
i:s sss
GEORGE @. MITCHELL, Secretary v 80 !" ''''
TON OF MANUFACTURES AND THE n eoh Mo snrs
e s's %
nsssrs ,S ses IS zGakS
ELL a THOMPSON &Co.-sAkUEL HAron AID JoaN
The charges win be made ~ possiSle probably
IArEs Invoice: staple goods have already offered
me- mat All oonsgnmen@ snou@ DO
.ycyssys soss
5E Willy Il l SEsss7 Ss siSSsRDs0s
JAMES NJ BEfBE, HENRY A. RICE,
AMOS A. LAWRENCE, ALEX ANDER n. RICE,
BENJAMIN T. BATES, TBuNAH p. RICH,
TYLER BATCHElLER BENJAMIK d. 0CDFREN
NoTICE-I HEREBY CERTIFY THAT j. w. HIoKoX
IN the of all my right title interest
the letters patent granted United States Patent
for double acon and double eccentric mill July
20, 1885, GARRETT ERKSON.
NEW YORK June "a, 1852
TIE MAGNKTIC TELEGRAPH COuPANY.-THE AN
nuAl meeting OF stockholders Of the Magnetic Telegraph
Company VIII be held at the on in Philadelphia
Thursday The fourteenth day Of july eighteen hundred
and hy nine iS5Y ut tive O'Clock NJ Of said day
election Of officers Of said company for the ensuing
JOSEPH SAILER, Secretary.
PHILADELPHIA Juue l8, 1859
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-25
OCULysTv AyD AURIsTs.

DEAfNE9S.-A NEWLY INyBFIED INSTRUMENT
IL tor extreme OF Deafness called the sound msgni
organic vibrator and nVi6e voice conductor 1t It's
into the not 10 be In the least percep1e the unpleasant
of pg5E noises In the head entirely removed II
s sstsDt relief q PIE deaes and enables them
hear distinctly at church md a nub' assemblies Prlce co
49, Lfss~s SULDSOks nYiriGns Gnd surs 70 A,ber,Ns
street Rc.eiAy West rp,1c he goc9 A1sL Lor DON E9
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-25

COLEHAN's LINE.
~ First extreme clipper for San Tranctyco
Pier 10 East river, foot of Wall street.
The magnificent No clipper ship
GOLDEN FLEECE,
Manson commander,
IL the only extreme clipper loading the only oae
that has e mode clipper time Der passages have been Ia
ITO III days. while other ship up has made IL
within l2S days She rapidly filling up and wiz sa pune.
tuslIy on her advertised daytime g.
shippers win please complete their engagements without
'''"'' -'N '-''N ". I. COLEMAN CO.,
% Wall street.
Tonune Building
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FAN FRANCISCO.
To ss1 Tuesday next 28n June met,
The elegant A i estrems clipper ship
LOTUS
" receiving the last OF her carg,
At pier II East river
And can moderate quar- y Of light freght Gent irme
diately alongside.
Also,
At pier 10 East river
The superior clipper ship
QUEEN OF THE Pacific,
d ". Bots, master,
To sail before Saturday, July l6
Shippers will please their and hand
In their bills OF lsdine for signature to
SUTTON Co, So South street. corner Of Wall
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WINrrg, R.rQUORs, sc.

DsBoBNs PoeT wIHE BOTTLED N oPoRro; ola.
" rea from BARTON Guester Snd other reputable Dor.
desux houaa viz; Ia R5ae Leyile, ~ J, len Chsteau
Mapea from 81 30 70 $50 per Pure old aennessy
bsn3y, yiltare 1910 " lsss
IL y, KIRK, vine merchant 10 Fulton street.
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DuOTE-NAeTEEs OF VEpsELg WOULD VERY
greatly obso he Pilot Commissioner by requiring each
pilot they oc5d their vss. eit,r ward outward 70
show their license tnong particularly the date hereo ~ hey
tssued yearly vesselt Give ~ 70
1em Theie rave tsen ambsr OF licenses revoked md the
Ccmmw ZOE ers learn that veasna being occasional Dno
ca ~ Psnss not ssnsed Vessels epoleg such 9e,sons
are ~bl, UNDER t law, 10 sac of one hundred donArs
which viii be fis'dy enforced. By order: