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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-22
Texas Intelligence.


The Galveston News of Saturday last has the fol-
lowing
The past week has been rather quiet in general
business yet the sales of cotton were Of some magn
tude The accounts from the country are to the eff
feet that the rains, of which We have had Q good
beneficial and the prospects for crops are SO far be-
yond an average.
CorroN.-On Monday under encouragement of the
Argos accounts, several hundred bales were taken
out Of dull market at about 10 to lo3c. for Mid
ding; also, large list Of Ordinary, strong cotton
free from sand, at fraction below Sc. On Tuesday
and Wednesday, buyers came in for further 1900
bales, at rather sitter prices but they appear to be
acting less from speculative feeling than in compi
ance with pending engagements to load vessels now
in port.
The news publishes the following cotton report for
the week ending on Friday, June II:
SALEs.-Saturdav, -; Monday; Tuesday, 900;
Wednesday, 9l0; Thursday, -; Friday, A. Total,
1851 bales
QuorAr1oNs-( Classifcations assimilating to those
Good Ordinary, to 81; Low Middling 81 to 10
Middling, l04 to lOi; Good Middling, III Midding
Fair, nominal; Fair, nominal
Reconnaissance the influence Of European ad.
vices, quoting advancing cotton market, our fac
tors claim enhanced rates. but far buyers have not
responded.
The San Antonio Texan OF the l4th says:
A Comanche Indian "a Noman) was brought to our
city by some of the upcountry trains, to-day and is
now in our jail We conclude that she will be sent
to the Reservation when favorable opportunity
rives.
The Weatherford Parker county, News Of the
9Th inst. says:
At the time of going to press, an unfortunate &C.
currence took place in our town. About IL o'clock
to-day, fight took place between Mr.. Ash Denton
and j. W. Curtis, in which the latter was instantly
killed. We did not learn the cause Of the difficulty.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-22

Let 7lO Nurse or .HOther
Neglect the first symptoms Of the of WORMS in the
delicate vscera of young child In nine
vusions-the terrible desroyers Of life and ineectproceed
from this Avoid such by the Of
Winer's Canadian Vermifuge,
preparation without any mineral faint, and safe painless
and infallible remedy for all forms of the complaint
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and retail, by
j. WRIGHT & CO.,
q and l51 Charres street,
je20 2p3teod<W Sole Proprietors.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-22

RIOT IN LouIsyILLE-Oft the attack made by the
Louisville butchers upon the German Turner Society
Of that city on the evening Of the 18th inst, the
Journal says:
It appears that q butcher boy was on the ground
where the celebration took place. and was elected and
beaten for dsorderly conduct He came to the city,
and mastering his crowd they laid in wait for the
Turner's. As soon as the procession came within
shooting distance, the crowd commenced firing on
them. As many as forty shots were fired promiscu-
ousy, endangering the lives of women and children
who were returning in wagons from the celebration
The Turner's. having no firearms, beat retreat. A
few slightly wounded. Turner's Beilstein, Leon
hard Scheerer, and few Others received slight flesh
wounds. The police were at the time attending
roll CALL and this is the why none of the row
dies were arrested.
The New Albany Ledger having asserted that the
attack upon the Turner's was made bya gang Of
Know Nothing rowdes," the Journal says:
That's vile falsehood and SANDER. The editor of
the Ledger has made random assertions either with
out any knowledge of the facts in utter disregard
of them. There is truth in the statement that the
attack on the Turner's was Know- Nothing outrage.
good many if not majority of the assailants were
Germans, and some of them Democratic bullies.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-22

ii Card.
TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. who wish qualify ad vance
faithful clerks have them perfected in Book Keeping
Penmanship, Mathematics Spanish German French English
ETC., at any hour from A. NJ. to Q P. NJ at
DOLBEAR's
MMERCIAL OLLEGE,
l06 CANAL STREET.
Where there professors for each branch.
Those who have TO clerks book keepers youths
who qualified, usually find such the college,
je2o apst# RUFUS DOLBEAR.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-22

DzMocRAT1C MEETINGs.-Pursuant to the recon-
endAtion q the State Central Committee, there will
- delegates excited this evening, at the respective
precincts above Canal street. to meet in convention
u the townof Thibodaux on the 25th inst, for the
purpose u nominating 4 candidate for Congress in
the Second District, well delegates to the First
Swamp Land District Convention, to be held at Odd
Fellows Han, New Orleans, on the 9th instant, to
nominate candidate for the Board Of Public Works.
Tho Board Of Public Works. District extends below
Canal street. Tho meetings commence at o'clock,
fhia afternoon.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-22

Prof Packers
M A G I G. S O "A p
NEEDS BUT A TRIAL .
10
ITS EXCELLENCE.1 w @y
This preparation the following advantages
other cheap soap offered In this market:
1t removes dit from fine fabrics without leaving
smell stain fannes woolens washed with do not shrink
1t removes grease stains and dirt from paints marb and
nure without injury the article cleaned saving much labor
and
Is SUPERIOR ARTICLE FOR THE TOILET.
Manufactured and for sale by
]. H. ASHLEY,
1853 Old Tevee, corner Of Jefferson
Also for sale by
II. W. Reed, No. 27 Delord street, New Basin
H. H. Hedden, N. E. of Common and Carondelet
G. H. Mobiles. No. New Basin;
j. A. Somers Apothecary, TivoIi Place;
James W. Fee Co., No. 90 Camp street; .M..
P. t. PHILLIPS corner Jackson ard Nyadss streets;
F. B. Won Harten Jackson and Rousseau SITS
l. s. Meekns Bro, and Marigny Buildings, Third Dist
Crswe Hallett, Nos. Is and II Front Levee First Dist
W. G. Raymond, No. II Camp street my31 2plm
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-22

THEATRrcALs. The second performance of thu
Crescent Dramatic Association will take place at the
Anphitheater this evening, when the amateurs will
Dc up Tho Momentous Question two act drama
The Lady Of the Lake" damatization Of SCOTS
poem, and & Paddy's Mischief farce. This is an
extensive bill and should furnish abundant entertain.
ment.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-22
SLAVE TRADE AND PIRACY.

A correspondent Of the Galveston News, writing
from Arteaian SPRING. Miss near which place there
are sixteen Africans Of one OF the late importatons
argues thus:
There are men in the South who buy Virginia
slaves every year, and yet brand pirate one who
buys IN African. Now, does the ier loci make 1t
q .ss q
the right TO hold slave and TO sell him. master,
then In Virginia has no more right TO sell me slave
than the African owner. II the African owner has
right he vgA owner e: \ 4. g r .s and vice
slave so has the African owner. Now. we recog-
nize the right to bny slave from Virginia not
from Africa3 Where is the piracy? 1t it's piracy
there, il is piracy here.
correct one It Is alike logical and incontrovert-
ible. It cannot Be met by argument, overwhelmed
BY facts or reted by history It states all the main
features Of the issue plainly and unmistakably, and
demonstrates, in few words, that if the African
slave trade is wrong, the slave trade between the
States is wrong also
On this particular point the wholesale opponents of
the African slave trade are not only putting them
selves In the wrong, but they mperiling the very
institution of slavery-as known and conducted
among us-tself for if that institution cannot be
defended on moral and Christian grounds, the period
81 It's existence only rests upon thread which will be
severed by the strong hand Of power just as soon as
the world can supply itself with single product from
other quarters.
We have never declared ourselves in favor ofreopen.
ing the African slave trade. With that important cues
tion many interests are entwined and we know that
Thousands, having no conscientious scruples on the
subject, looking at it IN purely business light, think
It inexpedient and unwise. On this point there is
multitude Of honest differences Of opinion. But
there 10 little or no difference when the matter is
viewed with exclusive reference to its moral Chris
tian and philanthropic aspects. The three millions
and half Of civilized, Christanized, happy and well
cared for Africans in the Southern States the product
Of whose labor constitutes the keystone Of the com
mercial and financial arch Of Christendom bear wit.
ness TO the good and wholesome fruits that have
sprung from the much-abused slave trade. Had not
their ancestors slaves in Africa slaves of embruted
barbarian, boodthirsty cannibal masters-been pur.
chased and brought to this country they would now
be the slaves Of the most horrd system that exists
any where on earth, instead of being the happiest
and best provided for class Of aborers on the surface
Of the globe.
EojJc &c
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-15

WHEAT FROM ABRoAD.-Farmers who
came TO town and hauled -four to the ooun
try, during the panic created by the frost,
will take notice that there is no further
cause of alarm-though the crop of wheat in
the United States, this yeaI, falls far below
an average A cargo of sixteen Thousand
bushels arrived by one vessel ut Philadel'
phia, on the 22d inst, from Havre, France
The wheat is of fine quality, and for clean
Illness, is not equalled by grain growers in
this country The wheat is worth and com
mands about ten cents per bushel more thar
our best western wheat, and affords fail
profit besides, to the shippers. Thls fact II
of Importance to the people of this country
as it demonstrates, that, whilst we haye in
dulged in the prospect to enhanced piece
Iol breadstuls in consequence ofthe Europa
an war, there has been wheat shipped u
this country from France, one Of the prin'
cipal countries engaged 10 the war rand that
TOO, at 4 remunerstiye proft u Steubenyiu
Herald
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-15

DIPLOMArIsT AT FAULT.--When Napoleon
left Elb4 for France, 1.-THE late Duke OF
Welington) was at Vienna, and received
the news from Lord Burghersh, our Minis
ter at Florence. The instant 1t csme COM
municated it 10 every member OF the Con,
gress, ami all laughed--the Emperor oi
Russia most Of all. What was In your let'
to bis Majesty this morning said his ply
sician for when he broke the seal he clap
ned his hands and burst out laughing2-
/ Various we're the coDjeetures as - whittier
he was gone, but none would hearof France
An we're sure that in France he would bt
massaored by the people when he appeared
there. / remember 1alleyrand's words 81
well-"Pour Ia France-NonY'
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-15
FAMILY GROCERIES,!
New stand-Fresh Goods.
JOHN IL. GEBzHAKT, Agent,
NO. SO JEFFERSON ST.,
c,,r, lnnrn Gnnth Of thn AInrknh Hnnnn


TTAS JUST RECEIVED A FRESH AND
well assorted stock OF fine Family Groceries,
OF every description. They have all been purchased
express reference to quality and price He iB pre-
pared to sell them at as low prices they can be
afforded; and is resolved that no one shall leave his
store dissatisfied.
The following articles compose apart OF his stock,
viz;
N. o. SUGAR-Crushed and PulveriEed
REFINED SYRUPS, and n. o. Molasses
MACKEREL-No |, 2, and 8; White
Fish, Cod Fish, and Herring;
MIDDLErOWN Sugar-Cured Hams--a
Superior article.
A FINE supply Of Beef and Mutton
Hams, Tongues, &c.
DRIED APPLES, Peaches, Prunes, Cher.
TEAS, Of all grades and of the very best
quality;
SUPERIOR new Cheese;
SEVERAL barrels of iirst-rate Vinegar
WILLOW and Wooden Ware;
THE best quality of Brooms
CAN Tobacco, Of New York brands;
BEST quality German and other Cigars;
OPAL, Star and Tallow Candles;
THE best of Meshannook Potatoes,
CORN MEAL, Butter, Eggs, Lard, &c.
THE best quality of Family Crackers;
GROUND and unground Coffee, Spices,
Nutmegs, Cinnamon, Gloves, &c.
TONE and Crockery Ware, DC,
ir hort, every article, usually found in Family
e. rs OF the hrst character.
j., especially makes his bow TO the citizens ol
De a and vicinity, and solicits liberal share OF
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-15


Toths First Moss-
wbutiny voice is,his
Shrill, sharp, bot small a.
Half waking up "a Ions
Dwells ou ny startled ear
I'm wide awake though nov
lnfsiile monster is II thou
lt lr, vow,
Thou'ft come
No other earthly tone
" like thine own.
I've heard all sorts Of noise
Yells OF uprOarious boys
The yelp u luckless Ayiuk cur who feels
The iingling kettle his heels;
OF swinish herd the grupt,
Which says 80 plain, II WON'T"
The iendish wall, the spit. the splutter
or rival cats high perched in gutter;
The ratlling trains Il rec scream
Breaking my midnight dream;
Rude tavern guests late into town,
Who slam their doors, their boots dunn
down,
And fat from blessing take
From slumberers sci awake,
Pianos minglug chords the blood to freeze,
Fatsfsted urchins humping on the keys;
Stesni-music' g most spasmodc pant,
Asking great distance 20 enchant,
Dry cart wheels creakiug up a crooked hill
Ind ihst wild Ain nnuaralI,lsd on oss,h
az ,be dread niyht beTnrs tbs 3iar;,,.
nh Fn,,rth
Rpt f,r leasing. aocged dssnsrs,e nate
n von he pnlno vessT
Most lie IN lime SobS.
From you there's no escape--vour nine.
A scnid's frpt 10 onIy tvpe
Moi ,,ors inrssssnt ibsa voor s,r,io
,ffoor ,b,, cbsf;n,, sho,s ,b,, r,a,n.
nfon;ns ,,I rms, have hloodS
i.rsaIi' ',bo cr;n,sor A,,od--
a,'d ,',,,s,' iig,,T---,hs ,i..,.,s ,i.s--.u,.,,
~ f''
nit ,a,,,l h.,,sr d;o
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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-15


ReFNIr Elias IlUwe u brn Kiyn has pur-
chased lranistsn, upon which Barnums fa-
nous bridgeport residence stood.
n4-W We notice by exchanges from the
West that Horace Greeley left Denver in a
priv ate conveyance, with a weeks outfit, for
Utah via Fort Laramie, on the 18th ult
neH, lord Richard Grosvenor and party
who have been nearly twelve months on
tour in America, have just returned from
across the Atlantic.
En-A C. Rose, elected to the Lieutenant
Goyernorship Of Rhode Island in 1880, died
in Detroit on the 9th inst He was quite a
young man, having only attained the 32d
year of his age.
RsA.'fhe hIte Elliot Gresson, of Philadel-
phia beaueathed by will the sum OF five
thousand dollars to the city ofPhiladelphia, Of
the income thereof to be annually expended
in planting shade trees in the streets OF that
city.
n6-They who ought to know assert that
the Hon Charles Sumner means to salve
all his wounds by taking unto him for wife
the relict Of the late j. Il. Thayer, the 9os-
ton millionaire. She had been, we think, q
MISS Granger, CuInheT coulu uuruiy dihh
of doing a wiser thing 1t will cure him.
nA.A DR.. Shaw of North Carolina has
received pistol shot wound at the hands Of
Mr. Davenport, one Of the editorial frater-
nifty of that State DIR. Shaw is doing well,
for the bullet, which passed through his coat
and vest, did not touch P'gbody and only
holed his garments. How it happened IL
more than we can pretend to say.
pDrIt is proposed by the admirers of the
picture of MIR. Everett as the Orator, that a
companion piece be painted Of the distin-
guished "laudator," to lie known under the
| title of Mr.. Everett the OontributOr,i in which
he shall be represented as reading the Led
ger, comparing upon the open page the mer.
its of the "Mount Vernon Papers" with those
| of The Hidden Hand"
nG~We learn from the local papers that
w. NJ Mills, late Mayor Of the City of La
sale highly esteemed citizen, died on the
9th ult, of the terrible disease of hydropho-
bia He WIS recently bitten by his small
household pet, dog, which he was fondlinl
at the time, aid winch proved 20 be rabid
and the disease became violently apparent
in few days, and he died of its dreadful ei
fects.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-15

AN ILLINOIS "WILp Car DODGE The
"Grayyilie Bank has sued out Of the Circuit
Court of Sangamon County, and served up.
on the Auditor Of Public Accounts an in
junction restraining him from proceeding &
put the bank into liquidation, upon the
ground that the bills were protested in two
large amounts, one OF 81, 600, and the othei
of s. 400 that each bill was not protesteC
separately, as il out to have been, according
TO provisions Of the original banking law.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-15
CdpelnnaI A dYafiia0meni
,,ss';i.-
R wOLFE,s n
CINCINNATI INSTITUTE,
FOR
Diseases of the Lungs and Throat,
EOSoi vine St, between 9th and eth,

TVNTtNUNO II ' NV n n NJ FNI-
tions OF the Lungs or Throat nre Invited 10 cal
At On WoLFsie CIHCfNNA1t INSTITUTE. where tn 3
class OF maadies is treated exclusively the mosi
improved method OF medicsting air for InhalatiOn
In o. hnection with constitutional treatment
Those who cannot visit the Institute but arc de-
airouh OF employing MedicAtcd Inhalation ~ home
description OF hedicated Inhalation and list Of
questionH respecting disease IN the cheat which, b.
answering correctly, viii enable me In many inl
stances 20 form proper opinion OF the case and
prescribe and forward by eNpre or otherwise (aB
orderedl the proper medcince and inhaler (ste the
engraving above,l with full disoctions, to be used
At home. In this way, have treated patients with
entire success after theirhome physicians had pro-
nonnced them hope easly incurahie
For the circular enclose a postage stamp and
address,
DR III E. WOLFE,
Box 2aiO, Cincinnati, Ohio. I
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-15

THR HALsEY MysrRBY The friends Of
Mrs. Fanny Desne Halaey, being dissatis-
fed with the result Of Coroner's inquest,
and believing that she met with her death
by foul means, have indaced Mayor Tieman
10 offer a reward OF $500 for Che recovery Ql
her supposed mafdsrers Y. Tribnne
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-15
A Card to the Ladies.
DIR. DUPoNoo's GOLDEN PERIOD AL
PILLS. FOR FEMALES.


AN INFALLIBLE REMEDY FOR
IA Correcting Irregularities, Relieving Painful
and Distressing Menstruation, particularly Of
the Change of Life" and in Removing 0bstruc-
tions, from whatever cause. Also-Retention,
Pains in tho Back and Loins, Pressing down
Pains, Rush Of Blood 10 the Head, Dizziness,
Dimuess of Sight, Green SickneSs, Heaviness,
Fatigue on any slight exerton, Palpitation of the
Heart and all the various distressing complaint Is
particularly that most annoying, weakening, and
the beginning Of all other Female weaknesses,
LEUCoRRHGA, OR WHITES.
And always successful as a preventive. At the
same time there Is hothing in those Pills that can
do injury to life or health. Let the direction be
strictly followed, and yeu will find them to be all
they are represented-so much SO, that In nine
out Of ten cases. will warrant them. Do not be
discouraged If one box should fail, but try anoth-
or, although, as generalthing,
ONE COX is SUFFICIENT,
Thousands Of certificates ore in the hands Of
the Proprietor from some Of the rst ladies in the
country.
Pregnantfe mails, or those supposing & tn emsslvsI
SO, are cautioned against using these Pills, as the
Proprietor assumes no responsibility after the
above admonition, although their mildness would
prevent any injury 70 health; otherwise these
Pills are recommended. Directions accompany
each box.
Va SEQ Circulars.
N. B.-The competition Of these Pills Is HnC
secret" The general agents are presented with
tho receipt, and they win tell you they are with
out doubt, tho best Family Medicine ever intro
duced since the science Of medicine dawned upor
the world. Price 81 psT box. til.
Na- Sold Wholesale and retail in Dayton by
HUBBARD & ROBINSON,
! East tsido Main at. between Sd and 4th.
and by DR. W. w. STEWART,
Eo,4, Phillips New Building.
Thsabove Druggists are sale agents for Mont
gomery county, Ohio. They will supply dealers
and send the Pills to Ladies by mail to any par
Of the country (conh dentiAlly) receipt OF o
throu oh the DaVtOn Post ofioe noV29-lN
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-15

the They use
- stiteh on bnth sides OF ne
cloth alike, cannot be unraveled or pulled
The are al ,psIe with the highest mech AnioaI
skill aud all warranted TO Well on All kinds
goods from tho ighies fabric 70 havy leather. In
nartliIlsr,we wound call attention OF all tnOur new
4 famiI sewing msehinr. u hiss heen manufactured
expressly ,or family use. and has met ~lih tayor
20 E.tUut OF order, or derSnEe its operatiOnsi
indeed ~ is 30 simple AS TO aslonish one, that so
small piece of meehan Fm will sew.
be ON give n description OF the different styles
Of the Weed Patent
MOI isavriy convenient Et,le which can be
workedhy hand or loot, on er"f its own IA lie Fn
convenience oi shipping ana also for large M nuiac.
toriFs where ~ rs heee SAY tn pla c number OF
nachines into long bench making one table answer
/ or them al Price $50. -,
with or without BeS Top which locks uoN n Prize
No q ss~,e sire as No .. but runs with telt
and at higher rate OF speed lhis kind 70 Vel
! tdApted TO manufacture clothing or leather NoTk
THIS la ;eaily Ihs Sheap' ,gng ssnS AZ ssrbbs s is
~ will not DO II Is euahdentiy inserted that tliis
Machine runs easier than any mse Inc now In use
No . rhis vseAins has long arm, 70 seeoHl;
modSte lsrge work runs ~ hisa sAts o., 81 y etN
runs easily aGdts without sdouh IN pest Alaehine
or TailorS offered 10 the public II ~ also
Pecu ART n.i iot IAn5s'on Is GIA ,,,, ~ " tts
liability 10 getout Of order Price slao
ku.6 This Is new and cheaper style, Ana
general favoTite for Family, tight Leather, and
| great variety work ithas been goItvn M Slih
references 10 furnishing a etTohE an niAl le ytt
lEht and tasty machine, AZ lees price than etthtr
OF the shove. q runs verg eau,, r,pidly Aad u
proEOuncel the best machine now In mAEks' LOT
I $50. ,,
new prlucple, dtffeFent ir1m anything ever neloIe
offered the public, and We confidently AaeeIt let
Tor family use tthas not an equal IL ia very hsht
and tasty, very rapidly 10 almcst hoiseiess -
its operation, and uses sIEAtohn hLLDLL.. ~ - -
80 arranged aa be utterly impoaSoe for y 10 miAs
atitches II has tension on bot Sides en1 cor
| a larce SUPPLY of thread on the under spool lpe
motions are gained BY two small efanka thel L@eA @
. without perceptible noiac, The two thIceNh ~
worked IN such name as never TO pun eoth Atte
snme time and consequently, little ilabls 70 pt
The eeAm ls very elastic and the tIesa Sots 49,
lbreAkin washing. II will do ooate woIk .s se.sss
tnan any cheap machine now IN mAhset' ~ y ~
siiE eotfon or unnen vita equal facility friee too
nseeriptive Circulars mTnlshed gratia'
OFFICR AI7, BROADWAY n. y,
WHITNDY q LYON Proprietors.
EHhaa.-s-o .'-.nt,i fiets-Sm d&WI
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-15
TUNNEL COAL COMPANY

WTE are now prepared to sell Coal of
w superior quality, at rates as low as any 9TH
er Goal OF same quality. We are permanently l0-
Gated, and have the best coal in Ohio.
All orders promptly attended to.
EdANUEL GlESY, Lancaster, o.
THos. SCHAEFFkR, No. s6, Main ST.,
DAYTON. U. u