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N0rARIEs PUBLIC,
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Real Estate Agents,

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Over Smith 8 Olwin's Grocery Store,
NO. 60, layton, Ohio, havo on hand
~ laIgp qaaahe IL cScclicnt sands, inpFeYea
slld uiliiaploi oi ~ siie, IhlianA IifinOis lows
Mlesuur land katS44I all ul wliich VIII be sold or
greater nc ditfrttltf VIII Dc gifenin cash
Persons hhsi ftsai Eaiatd - snlt es.ehanee or
rent Nil md 4 - their advantage N leaving tie
stuc VIII aenis they heias Oh sId experiences
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WE ARE NOW PREPARED TO EX-
~ hiblt to the Merchant and Millinery Trade
visiting this city, q stock of
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NEW TREATM ENT.
PBiVATE
CONFIDENTIAL MEDICAL ADVICE !

A L the Buffalo Private Hospital-Estab-
II lished for the cure of syphilis, Seminal Weak
ness and the Secret Inlrmities OF Youth and Matu-
rity by DR. AMOS & SON, Buffalo, N. Y. Office,
corner Of Main and Quay streets, (up stairsl
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CHEAP PROPERTY.

IA ACRIS OF Land 4 miles from Dayf1i
~ o. Cincinnati Pike, by Frankiin lev
Compton viii show isndH-
ALsfl--1s acres, with hnc brick dNtiiiaF, iu
hish state Of cultivation, containing AK ifieiy
cllctee nult trees, halt nile north OF Da5 On.
ff8o-l5 Rcfes,i3 i3f nillce =. ". 0f Day on, hea
tiioiiy situated and Of 4 deep Yich aoil Is used
ssrdeniilE ana Is Of the bestint eepubty, sndrh
talne variety Of mutt trecs, 8hrubbify, -.
pleasant dwelling wood house, stable, hel OF
eellent water and good fence. Lad cAsip snd III
mcGts casy.
AI.SO--lo acres of lalld, IN high sfsfh of cut
ton, . uilles west OF Dayton, on the l&hfit -
Viti ecuhe ntaining 3 foonag, epIC ~
Cnrr-crita wagon and ploW sheds
q wall Of gxcclleut wafer.
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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-06

An instrument for the cure of genital Debility, or
Nocturnal Emissions, more properly known Sem
inal Weakness, etc. Can be permanently cured in
from fifteen days to two months, by the use of this
instrument, when used conformity with medicines.
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ept permit
below nanIed furnish 4.
AIANAC In which they arr ctN,..
descriptions of the above complaints. a..
treatment that should DC followed for their cure
DO not be put oil BY unprincipled dealers with
other preparations they make more profit on.
Demand ANEH's, and tako no Others. The sick
should have il.
Al -Four ,,emcdcs me for sale by
E5-For by sale
w w. STEWART, and , w, DTETRIoH,
Dayton.
WM II. NRGLEY, Germantown
GEo L. BEzKR Miamisbarg.
r. nj, ALExAHDKR, Centreyille
And BY all Druggists and Dealers IN Medicine.
SURE, ECKSTEIN & co, Gin,
foh7-lydsw General agents.
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Nen @rltans alantu Nlarkst.

Wednesday Evening, August 5, 1859 )
The week has ned and progressed under the stag
of the of the 1t expected should
have much to date resr of the European advces
and with these advices at hand the d ult there
dicson that they will have the least influence general
financial and commercial market Those useful and at times
Influential individuals denomnaed stock and bill brokers and
negoaors quiet day they could boast
tf large transactions at rate t We have however,
quote scass maturing in April and May the
of c and ,econdc maturing from January
the end of the e19 Fct and the
operations at H. l5@ls get v 1t is unnecessary
aude to The daily bank movementhey discount all choice
and good paper offered but discard kites reject
of those who have received discounts daily semiweeky
certain amount
Some coakers and GROWERS endeavorng
cement regarding two of fever which indicate
nothing whatever regarding the sanitary condition CITY,
There less sickness in city than baoe known
taking the number of inhabitants into As for saying
or contending that here will will not be sickness
son, would be like drawing futury wheut the usual
guarantees.
In Exchange there very transactions to day. The
counter rate for checks New York pem and the
banks buying at the best figures they prem
for sight aud short sight, good private bills y
PREM Sixty days sight choice and good ranged from
to ana ltFepa set dis True parties hold Ays,
but the signatures Of the grade In foreign there
were some transactions though limited SCALE We ouote
clear sterling at rates. Dealers and
investors do not feel inclined purchase to any extent
then lower for Investment say lOl1o R,l,s WIN
shipping documents held the advance figure of Go III.
range being from lit9 1t must be considered that the
amount Of document exchange is very contracted and will,
continue so for weeks uninuenced by distant markets
In francs have only to notice transactions "a
6l6 the range Of the market for outside bills being
bl2 TO VIZ for preferred signatures will not answer
just this moment for dealerhat is large buyers to place
large sums of funds in Paris yet should the new
come into msrke freely month"; not be sur.
ping to ob'erve we have in heretofore consider
able competition TO the first pickng the
kets.
Wa did no. hear Of movement in bank shares to-day The
benefcare of the Bank receiving their
10 Pct dividend for the past two days They all
highly satisfied at the quasi old ogy movement receiving 10
ct, when they expected only or Tct.
The annual statement of the cash banking depa
the Citizens Bank will be found below. ary to
into any exposition of its great success that well
derstood by almost member Of cur community The
figures tell all the stockholders require we'll Is for ali those
who directly or indirectly have dealings with the institution
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FURTHER BY THE STEAMSHIP PERSIA

LONDON, July 23.-Paris correspondents state that
the Franco Austrian peace conference will probably
assemble in the course OF week about the 1st of
August although the precise time of the meeting has
not yet transpired.
The explanations of the Emperor Napoleon, in re.
gard to the manner in which he thought fit to con.
clude peace with Austria, are not considered by the
English press as reassuring.
A spirited discussion had taken place in the Brit
ish House of Commons in relation to the foreign
policy of England in the present crisis.
D'1srael strenuousy opposed all interference on
the part Of the Government with the settlement of
the terms of peace or the Peace Congress- should one
be called.
Lord Palmers.on and Lord John Russell expressed
the opinion that England might properly participate
in such Congress, but stated that nothing had yet
been determined on by the Government.
Lord Elcho gave notice that he would offer reso.
luton against any interference the part of the
Government with the peace question: under the pres.
ent circumstances.
The measure submitted by Gladstane, Chancellor
of the Exchequer for the increase Of the income tax
has been adopted.
LIVERPOOL, July 23.-The Liverpool breadstuffs
market closed generally with advancing tendency
Richardson, Spence d Co.'s circular reports -four
dull at previous quotations.
Wheat generally closed With advancing tendency,
and an advance of to 2s is reported. Western Red
Wheat is quoted at rs. Cd. per GENITAL. Canal White
Wheat o. to 9s Cd. Corn generally closed firm with
an upward tendency. Mixed Corn IS. l0d. to 6s Sd.
per GENITAL. The harvest prospects throughout Eng
land were very favorable. The Provision market
generally closed quiet. Beef closed heavy. There
was little enquiry and prices were weak. Pork closed
heavy, and quotations are nominal. Bacon closed
dull, and all qualities have slightly declined. Lard
closed quiet at 54 to Sos.
The Sugar market closed dull generally at previ
Gus quotations.
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The stock of cotton in port amounts to 695, 600
bales, of which 620 900 bales are of American pro-
duction.
Some circulars say that at one time during the
week prices had fallen off to /, but subsequently
rallied, and closed at decline on the highest quota
tions Of last week.
LONDON, July 2s.-The funds continued to show
want of confidence, and have declined to since
Wednesday. Consos for money closed at 94s to
943.
LIVERPOOL, July 23.-The advices from Manchester
and the manufacturing districts generally are Of
favorable character.
The demand for goods and yarns was good, and
the market closed firm, prices having an advancing
tendency.
HAvRE, July 22.-The Havre cotton market closed
steady, Orleans Tres Ordnaire closed at liz francs
Orleans Bas 10Y francs.
LONDON, July 23.-The amount OF bullion in the
Bank of England has declined during the week
f242 600. s"5.
The money market is generally unchanged. There
is good demand, generally at the ruling rates of
last week.
LIVERPOOL, Saturday afternoon, July 23.-The
cotton market closed steady at the quotations of last
evening.
The sales to-day ore estimated at 5000 bales.
There is an increased demand to-day for wheat,
and. the market closed firm; prices having an up.
ward tendency.
Corn closed quiet and unchanged.
Provisions generally closed dull at yesterdays quo.
tations
LONDON, Saturday Noon.-Consols closed stead y
at 94a to 944 for money. -.@
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MAN REsuRREorED.-A man who says his name
Macon. He tells the following story on himself which
would seem to need confirmation: "-''eA
He Ridens, was one of party to run girl off who
wished to- get married without the consent Of her
parents. They took boat somewhere up the Macon.
and some time afterwards the parents, with a Dur.
suing party, overlook the boat and stopped her. a
fight then ensued between the two parties for the
girl in which Ridens received two severe blows upon
the head Of which laid him as senseless as DEATH
He was believed in fact, to be dead, and was conse.
quently hurriedly buried. About two hours after.
wards two doctors, who wanted his body, dug him
up, and, finding symptoms Of vitality 10 hm applied
the necessary remedies and restored him to life
Franklin Q4a.) Sun.
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Subdivisions 50 hhds. sold from second hands t
steady prices Fair to Fully Fair 61a07c. q b.
MoLAssEs..o or two lots were offering, but heard
of no sales.
FLoUR..Ihe market was dull and the sales wer con.
nud to 200 bbls Extra and small of Tennessee
do at 81 so q bbl.
dhA1N...Ihe only sale of Corn reported 27 sacks
Ordinary Yellow at 81 70 q bushs In Oats 800 sacks St.
Louis were sold at 5Oc 400 in two lots at 52 100 Norh
ern at 4o In Wheat lao sacks Ordinary were taken
81 90 u bushe In Bran the transactions included 20
81 20, and 100 at 81 Is U 100 lbs.
PkoVlSLoNs.T sales of Pork confined to retail
sig 0Oe6 rs o bb In Bacon Is ca,ks Clear Sides sold
at llc and Is tierces Sugar Cured Hams (Rawson
Coz at l3c u b. We heard also about 4U casks Ribbed
Sides sold but no particulars reported In Lard so erces
Prime sold at l14c and 200 kegs Tuesdsy at I21c H.
CoFFEE. Nothing of any moment was DONE
INDIA BAGGING..We noticed sales Of 10 bales at &c.,
and 200, to arrive, at lie. p yard.
WHISKY. so bbs Rectihed sold at 26c u gallon.
fhEldHFs...A ship was taken for Genoa at 1sc. for
Cotton,
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Domestic Intelligence.

MEMPHIS, August a. The Overland California
mails arrived in this city last night with dates from
San Francisco Of the 9th and 10th ult, which are
three days later than those received by the steamer
Webb at New Orleans.
The advices, however, comprise nothing Of special
importance. -
st. LOUIS, August 2.-The Mississippi d this
point has fallen five inches during the past twenty
four hours and is still falling with eight feet Of
water in the channel from here to Cairo.
The upper streams also falling, with six feet Of
water on the lower rapids Of the Mississippi.
There is four feet Six inches OF water in the chen
mel Of the Missouri and three feet in the channel Of
the Illinois Of the bars.
Accident on the Northern Railroad -Thirtesn
Lives Lost.
NEW YoRK, August 3.-A serious accident occur.
red last night on the Northrn Railroad near schagh
ticoke.
The down train, while in full speed, was precipi-
tated through the bridge over the Lomhannock
creek, and fell some twenty or twenty five feet into
the water, which was from six to eight feet deep.
isreported that thirteen persons were killed and
many others injured.
A great proportion Of those who were killed
were employees Of the road.
Among the names Of the passengers killed, so far
as had been ascertained none were residents OF the
South. @
Domestic Narkets
NEW YORK, August S.-The sales OF Cotton to.da
amount to 600 bales. The market generally closed
steady at yesterdays quotations. The Persias news
bad an effect upon the market. Flour closed with
an upward tendency. The sales to-day were 1000
bbls. at an advance Of from 10 to l5c. on Western
brands. Southern Flour is generally unchanged
Wheat closed generally with an advancing tendency.
Sales Of l400 bushels were effected at an advance OF
to &c., caused by the advices from Europe by the
steamship Persia, and by the limited supply in the
market Corn closed active with an advancing ten.
dency The sales to-day amount to $4,000 bushels,
and prices have advanced to Sc. Coffee closed dull
at decline of 4c. Turpentine closed dull at 45c.
Rice closed dull and unchanged.
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ICE s !:
Seipping gntelligente.

CREscENT OEF1CE. No. 70 Camp Street J,
Thursday Morning. August l. 1852
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Arizona Smith, for Brazos Santiago via Indanoa
Steamship Texas, Wilson, for Galveston and Indianoa
G 49, y.,,, ,.,.... Harris
cat. No. ,,u,.,,.. ,...,,., Godenbow Lesparre
Steamer Gampus No Kennedy for Brazos SANTIAGO and
Brownsville, j III Phelns
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A VILLAINous DEED.-The Memphis Avalanche,
OF Sunday last, has the following:

Some miscreant, who has not as vet been arrested.
entered the Office of the Memphis and Ohio Railroad
a. Jones station on the Forkeddeer river at an early
noar yesterday morning, and stole the key of the
lock said switch, and when the train came by. the
engine was thrown from the track and broken almost
to pieces No lives were lost by the disaster wbie,
might have proved terrible one. We are nnt IN.
formed that suspicion is entertained against anv ona
made themselves scarce ' FNA "e' naSe
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EXPERIMENT WITH THE W1NANs SrEAMER.-yes.
terday morning, at 10 O'clock the Winans steamer,
under the command of Capt. H. ]. Vaughn, left the
wharf at Spring Gardens, for the purpose Of making
an experimental trip down the Patapsco. A mode.
minutes the ship was moving along at rapid speed.
the wheel making only thirty revolutions per minute
As to the precise time made we are unable to state
but enough is known to authorize the statement that
tions Of all interested, and that the speed attained
was better than on any previous occasion. The main
object in the trip was to test the efficiency Of the
new paddles which had been supplied in the place Of
tnose formerly used. baltimore American, Goth.
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COM MERCIAL.
Market Report Of Drake, Neinwort 4 Cohen.

LIVERPOOL, July 49, 1859.
me news OF the conclusion Of became known on
e I'm instant It's effects has been send prices
ions. - 7'E ~ ''''
Conso rose two above last Fridays closing price,
Dut they reacted and closed this day In London
Money abundant and the Bank to TX cent
Msncheste has been much excited and the Continental
sctua and pro pecye has raised price for Yarns
Son.dssasy Piece DDS remain difficult obtain and
Cotton was steady but freely offered the advance estab
hea THIS day week. until the 18th nst when the
came excited On that day business OF bales was re-
ana Of abou. AZ established
the basis Of I'D for middng New Orleans equal ad
vance Of about I'D the quotations given ast week. The
the daily estmates -
The latest accounts from the United States to the I'd
July, by the Kangaroo " and the " Ocean Queen"
The sales were bales Of all kinds including 100
American and ITO East India. Consumers hnd rs % bales
hereof Spectators 10. 40 and Exporters 1870.
The actual exports 1891 bales Of kinds embracing
$685. American and 3079 East Indian.
The imports amounted 10 9S bales Of all kinds of which
43, ,9l6 were American. ~ 47p T. = y n
TIE s,Sea has become reduced during the week BY l2o
Al 490 bales 6ppears by the folio wing comparison VIZ
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Steamship Magnolia Fowler Indanola and Galveston
toI Harris-lst dist.
Steamship Galveston Huching from Havana via Kew West
26h u to Payne-lst dist. previously reported at
Quarantine Station.
Bark Uncle SAM Cole 30 days Erom Charleston TO L l.
Levy-lst dist 23.
British Brig Kate Stevens from Balizs (Hon) via Ruatan
Island, to de Egana-2d dist l6.
Hynson &co-2d dist %.
Schr Union, Wade, from Fish River, to master-Basin
Schr g. win Forbes from Fish River master-Basn
Arrivals at the Carondelet Canal.
Schr Resolution from Bay st Louis
Schr Jane, from Tchifunci
schr Perle from Bonfoucs
schr Frutiere, from nfouca,
Steamboats,.
Gladiator. Klienfelter, from st Louis
ricksburg, White from Grand Lake,
hed Chief, Graef. from Red River
California, Myers from Mobile.
american, Martin, from the Passes-towed
dGwa aud to sea on the 2h ut, ship Baden and bar
otusIay-oIought up bark Uncle SAM brig Kate nnd
tehr Jas Miller aud to Quarantine schr Mary Clinton ""e
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lBr THE SOUTHERN AND NATIONAL LINES ]

lBY THE soUrHEzs NATIONAL LINES '~ r9
NEW YORK, August 3-The steamship Persia,
Capt Judkins, arrived at this port this morning.
She left Liverpool on Saturday, the 23d ult., and
her advces two days later than those received by
the kangaroo from Cape Race.
The steamship Bremen, the Glasgow and the Edin-
burg, from New York have arrived at their respec-
tive destinations.
The Cunard steamship Arabia, which sailed from
Boston on the 18th Of July, arrived at Liverpool on
Saturday, the 23d ult
LONDON, July 23.-The Peace Conference, which is
to meet within few days at Zurich, in Switzerland,
to be composed only of from France,
Austria and Sardinia.
The Sardinian Government has not yet named any
one to represent her at the conference and it is be-
lieved that no representative Of Sardinia will be
present. but that Sardinia II she is satisfied with the
settlement that may be made between France and
Austria, will il she peases to do go, acquiesce in
the AustfoFle arrangement in separate article
appended to the treaty.
1t ssupposed that an European Congress, compris-
ing all the great powers and including Sardinia and
the Italian Confederation, will be called, and meet
after the conclusion of the conference Of the beger
ent powers.
1t is affirmed that King Victor Emanuel signed
nothing but the Armistice, and consequently that
Sardinia is still nominally in state of war with
Austria.
The latest advices from Italy represent that the in
habitants and provisional authorities continue to
hbt great dissatisfaction with the terms Of peace.
The people Of Tuscany continue to show strong
hostility to the return of the Grand Duke and the
Provisional Government has directed that the popular
vote be taken on the subject.
PARIS, July 22-Ths Emperor Napoleon has re-
ceved the congratulations Of the Diplomatic Corps
The Papal Nuncio was the spokesman for the Am
bassadors on the occasion.
The Emperor, in replying to the address said, that
Europe was SO unjust to him at the commencement
of the war, that he was happy to conclude peace
with Austria soon as the honor and interests Of
France were satisfied.
The Emperor concluded by expressing hope, in
which he trusted that the peace now concluded
would be enduring.
The Paris Bourse closed fat, and prices have
slightly declined. ..a= ..4 ,,. 5..u ..
The Diet Of the Germanic Confederation has agreed
to reduce the contingent force and the fortresses of
the Federal Government to peace footing.
Commercial Intelligence.
LIVERPOOL, July 23.-The sales of cotton during
the week ending Friday evening amount to $4,000
bales, of which spectators took $500, and $4,000
bales were taken for expectation. All qualities of
cotton have declined fully during the week. The
market was irmer however at the close of the week
The sales on Friday were S000 Of which spectators
took about 1000 and exporters 1000 bales. The
market closed firm and steady at the following quo
tations Of the Brokers' Circular:
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CATTLE MARKET,

JEFFERSON CITY, August 8, 1852
The supply of Hogs Sheep and Veal Cattle ample for
the demand without quotabe change prices heavy
stock Of Texas Cattle offers.
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WEATHER AND CRoPs-The Mount Lebanon RAN

WEATHER AND CRoPs.-The Mount Lebanon Bap.
tist, of the 2sth ult., says:
The weather is still dry, and bids fair to remain
so. For some days past lively southwest wind
has prevailed, which seems to be extremely parch-
ing. s0-
Corn crops are generally made or spoiled, the
showers having been wonderfully partial Cotton is
now suffering, and will soon be seriously Injured nnon
the uplands The sun shines upon the burning earth
with all his power.
The Franklin Sun, of the Goth ult., says:
The weather continues exceedingly hot and the
earth has become fairly parched by it. The crops
are dropping under it, and must suffer very greatly if
it continues without rain.
The Aberdeen missy Conservative, of Saturday
last, has the following:
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday nights last, were
unusually cool for the season, rendering two heavy
blankets comfortable to the sleeper.
Our planting friends bring US the most fattering
accounts of the growing crops. Corn is now pretty
well matured, and promises yield unprecedented,
Our country friends are in the best of spirits over
their cheering prospects, and appear to be more in
love with their hard but high occupation than here
totore. The cotton is very good-as good Or better
too just now ripening, is abundant.