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the di-crder NJ, ali, via,a, .na a., a.frS. -
recovery /. en,o,,.j,,d M, p..,. III, ~ 40
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no conhectnn vim ffussis, has just been b.
wo"eu Nv Berlin In memory OF the late kAsl q
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and appreciated In tho P,us.i.p cspital.
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Nv - AAOonL ~ prb-
schipc ~ ths posa sTpsrisusrS teacher In the ssy
eeties untl perfcct ON all kinos Of work and reso1
eadsa 70 ptsos. sner learning BindiDe, tuokins,
,yS suypaied vth the h.st opArstory at 81 5tautop
oss Also operafors wanted. dsaxassiTT
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the POST OFFICE LIST,
LIST OF LETTERS.
Remaining n the Pest 0nss,
FRIDAY DncxxBER 30, lsss.

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Nv NANIkD-LADIBG LEAkHED To OPB-
rats perfectiy on various kinAs OF sevins ms
rnee, On worhi sso rsoopmspded to plscea also ms
nnes for sale; SlDGWss, Hnws's, wheeler Silsop's
y, 81 cthe,s Ayy., cos nsv HovsrD and Oliver Ns,
v ne Wess be<h q. 1S atscs1b1
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RATES or ,ADVERTTSYlV0
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sALEs OF REAL ESTATE
knw Yosz, Dss. -
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NAGrED-LADIxaT IL LSA.ks Tu Ork.
ra4e On Wheeler . wilson's ana 1inscr,s spH
.cyeS svinl nanhtnss tAaShf prr foce on al fcs "a
The kusEes aoShs ,crfsct snf pna.ep6 70 sbops
Sors stsr iesrnins also all tinds Of ssytns us
snes 70 ~ % 10 uearr =. usss arSssg as 2<ASr
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AIDES TAUGHT 10 OPtkATE ON
Wbssssr . Wilson's last improve sevins ma
q sneress, " csuts full oourss; every part fully
bktyns IN ssiO1
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0OOD uANY WOAsn WASTED
.Dnuy-0ood situations, good WAGES siris lately
dad and .msh spls s.oIve immeaiss.ls 4 the H..
ute ard Home, l3S gisv sttb ~ or eth ava CsiI
Inquire oosAnstsd by . rsspsoeabi. Ansriess
lsS 3sll2
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WANTED -HEW 1AIRr IhuHEKe-
ecof hanAs can have stssdy omp ioyment ana
80 vaNes q So1 Pest 28d st, near ava A.; also
'hs ~ 9kr1'1aI
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UAHTkD-LADIkS 10 LSAHp TO OPE-
~ rate q SINCERE Wsssls. = wilssn's ana othss
sainst fsilips an tushtns susses tansht properly
tms d = d, ,pS slsn sewing m.ehi.es for sale spl
~ q III Ansa Z, nttg Ds,a..v. sfs S<acslSe
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-26
An Ordinances

To prevent ininry from doRs tunningat Large during
certain aeaaenA OF the yehr.
Sections ne ~ ordained BY the Town Council Of
the incorporated village OF Mlamiaburg, Ohio, that
from and after the lat day Of ihe IN each ear hn-
al the nrat day Of Sci temher, and at such other
parts Of the year the council Hha hereafter or
de no animal OF the dog kind, being of TIE age Of
three month"; r more, aha be permitted TO run At
large within the limits Of said Incorporated village,
unless the same thhl be , eperly snzzlea, o. 9TH
erwine secured 90 AZ 70 prevent such animal from
doing any damrge by bitns unless the tame shall
be In the Immediate locality Of the or keeper
Of such animal, and under his or her immediate
control Provided that animau OF the dog
kind that arc suffered habitnat 10 run AZ large IN
the ntreetn shall be ed at all times ring such
times this ordinance ehail BE- in force, when at
large, although In the locality OF the owners.
section 2. II shall be the duty Of the Mayor for
at least twenty days next preceding the lat dsy OF
June, In each year, and for twenty dA next preeed
regulate the running al large OF said animals herein
mentioned ~ any season OF the Year, 70 Issue hs
proclamation BY posting the same up "a At least i've
public places Within the corporate limits OF said
town, notifying all persons owning or harboring
animals OF the dog Kind, TO have the same proper
muzzled, otherwise secured agreeably 20 the pro-
visions Of thiS ordinance. I1
Section 3. That all animals of the dog kind found
running Al large contrary to the provisions OF this
a. herein provided, shall be liable to DO killed BY
the Marshal an for which the Marshal shall be
paid q reasonable compensated for each animal
killed anu moyed and the Mayor IL hereby hu-
thOrized 20 appoint an Assistant Marshal when
necessary to carry out the provisions O. this ordn-
Attest, Az. RmrSorn, Recorder. JysS ,sSS diva
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-26

, En- RoUrr-IS CANr-The Butchers Asso
citation mounted, and in full force, parnded in
handsome style through our principal streets
this forenoon, en- route for their camp on Phil,
lips Hill Their banner had none Of the new
tangled Aippantry upon it-so common in "lhese
latter days." but a portrait of Washington,
encircled by "E Pluribus Unum," and drsped
by motto appropriate 10 their profession. com
prised their "colOrs." Their uniform-whi'C
coats, red sash, sProns and dark pants. with
black hats and heavy boots, made nice dis.
play. Those who get out the "choics cuts,
and deal in the aPPetizing links in the shed
which obstructs Market street. have the credit
Of getting up splendid entertainment on the Hill
We intend getting in after the death.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-26

ARE oReAN GRlNDEss NUIsANcEs 2-Last even
ing, horse which was attached to cart con.
tanning small boy, was walking along Warren
st, leisurely, in spite of the urging" offered by
small boy, but when he got on the canal bridge,
the critter set up his ears. aud without any ap
parent reason. started off on pretty fast run,
aud kept running until he came in front OF
Kemp corner Of Main and Franklin, where n
crowd of lazy men, slattern women and ragged
children were gathered to listen to the music
QD Of an organ and witness the griumaees and
inoecencies Of NANCY monkey, when the hoss
came to so sudden halt that tho boy was shot
out over the dash Who will say, after this,
that organ grinders are nuisances
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-26

EDIroR EMPlRE:-I see in the Journal OF yess
terdpy morning, a copmunieation signed "Or.
egon," which from the many glarinK errors il
contains, deserves at least passing notice.
Oregon" says that the Independents, did
not throw within six feet Of the top Of the
wood work on the ohurch steepls, while the
Oregons threw water over the upper ball,
which is 1863 feet from the side walk, aud some
90 feet higher than the highest spray Of the
Independents stream.
must confess 1 was very much surprised TO
find the above statement here, where the facts
are so well known. l understand that Mr..
5eniaman said (and he is quoted as authority
by Oregop) that the Independents stream went
within two feet Of the top Of the wood work
and the spray went over both balls, which
suppose is substantially correct statement Of
the first throw made by the Jndepe ndepts; the
second and third lhrows there was no observa-
tion taken from the point designated by "Ore-
gou," But II necessa there could be iifty dis.
interested persons produced. who are ready
and willing 10 affirm that the Independents
stream went clear over the sPire,
II is asserted by disinteresled persons who
claim TO be competent judges Of the power Of
Fire Engines, that the independents Machine
would still do better, Il psrpebdicular object
could be found high enough within the sorpo
rate limits Of the City, by which her oapsei-
ty for throwing water could be measured.
!. will be news to the Oregon Company
when they learn that on the occasion referred
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-26
The Concert To-piehs.

Tho announcement for the Concert at
Huston Hall this evening has been, We arc
pleased to note, hailed with delight by oil
our citizens who can appreciate poraonal
worth and talents Of the highest order. The
selection of pieces, and all the arrangements
OF the singers and the music combine to
promise to those who 20 a very rare and rich
treat indeed. We trust that numerous
and appreciative audience will be in attend
ance, and this especially for the sake Of Mrs.
Varian james herself, the lady to whom we
are indebted for the promised entertainment
Let us feel something more than ordinary
interest and pride in rewarding, by the full
est encouragement, one who has had the pa
tient ambition to pass long years of study at
home Rnd abroad in cultivating 10 their high
est perfection of harmonious expression, by
all the aids Of art, such rich and rare gifts Of
melody and song as Nature has youchsafed
to but favored few This fair and accom-
plished eantatrice has brought all the stores
of song which she has gathered in the best
schools, and under the most distinguished
masters of Europe-in Florence, Naples and
Paris-to offer them first on this eide of the
ocean to Dayton audience Let us return
handsomely compliment for compliment
The weather promises to be pleasant this
evening; but to avoid the least annoyance,
and to make the occasion one of the most
complete enjoyment, let all who can secure
tickets prior to going to the Hall, thereby
avoiding unpleasant detention at tho ticket
Office. See advertisement for places where
tickets may be had.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-26

A LITrLE STRONG MEAr.--In 1884, when
the Americans and Republicans met at CO.
lumbus, and we're contracting TO bring about
a consolidation Of their forces against the
Democracy, X, p, Spalding oounseled set.
ting aside Of ultFaism for the time being,
and treating the allies as you would treat
babies That is, give them simply the rlilk
Of Abolitionsm, and reserve the strong meat
until such time as they should have grown
in strength sufficiently to digest IL Spald.
Ing and his reserve oo-laborers have ad,
judged this q fitting time 20 strengthen the
diet Of the embrace Of Free soilism and
Know. Dothingism Hepee their proposed
Modification Of that provision in the Con,
stitution Of the United States requiring the
return Of fugitive slaves IL their stomaehs
can digest this, dish Of stronger food will
be placed before them next yeaE.-fChilli,
eothe Advertiser.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-26

s0-Ths Richmond, Va, Morning News,
noticing the TACT that one or two Of the to-
baoo cmanufacturers Of that city have adopt
ed the plan Of employing white labor, re-
marks
Tho labor in the factories is not Of that
hardy character for which the negro is 90
peculiarly adapted for We End that negroes
work is more profitable to the owner, and
better suited 10 the constitution Of tho ne
gro, when placed in the field. IL the sys,
tenn Of working white hands to greater eK !
tent could DO introduced into our tobacco
factories, II would open fruitful field for
the employment of hundreds Of white per-
sons, who wVald bo willing to engage In Il
now but for the largo number Of negroes
employed by manufacturers.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-26

EST LeaVenwOrth Daily Herald says
the Kansas Press, an Opposition paper, is
an out spoken journal Unlike the Repub.
lcan leaders of this city, he does not bow
the suppliant knee to tho notorious Jim
Lane, In the last number the editor says
"The Republicans of Leavonworth, not
satisfied with the Odium already attached 70
their party, the night before the late cleo.
ton put forward James H. Lane, whose
hands are yet reeking with the innocent
blood Of jenkins, as the champion of kepub-
licanism. We do not wonder that the Re,
pubicans OF Leavenworth were defeated
Our greatest Wonder is, that tho party had
not been defeated everywhere'
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-26

OK THE LKvKL.-A gentleman, a soiourner in
our beautiful city, remarked the other day that
he saw more lame People-mOre cripples ol
every style-in Dayton, according to its popu
who stood by, and who has ready made answer
10 any question, and reason for everything, re-
piled that it was easily accounted for we have
very level country hereAbouts" Doubtless he
Is right our level streets are the principal at
fractions TO cnpples here.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-26
HE DAILY kMPlkE
oeHtoa or POBLioATtohi
Empire Building, Thirds South side bct Hiiu Jefferson
TgRNni
BY MaileB. Copper yearin inadvanse.
40 oenta per Week, payable 20 tho carrier.
single oopioa, putup In wrappers. boenta.
Uincinnati Agency.

The Cincinnati Type Foundry Company is
our duly authorised Agent 10 make contracts
aud receipt for Advertisements subscriptions,
de-. in that city.
To BUSINESS MEN.-The Empire Job Rooms
arein complete trim, and we are now prepared
to do work Of all descriptions in the best style
ofthe art. Gall in and examine our work and
learn our prices.
~ To ADvKRTIsERs.- Advertisements or
Notices for the Empire must be handed into
the office by ten o'clock on the day they are de-
sired TO be published--aOt later. We cannot
agree tonsert them after that hour.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-26

TnE Ntxr LRoisiAfuRE The s. Clairs.
vile Gazette says that the Central Junto has
issued secret orders to the different counties
urging on their friends 10 take care that
none but Chase men are selected for candi-
dates for the Senate and House, to the end
that il tho Legislature bo carried by the Re'
publican party, Chase shall be the Senator
The object is to cut OF Gorwin aud all the
Republicans WHO ar regarded Rs conserva~
tive on the Slavery Question. Or, in the
words of Spalding, to take care that the "Old
Wing Dynasty" shall not be revived The
Junto are setting their traps with great care.
They say they managed to carry the State
Convention very easy, and that they can al,
so get their own men nominated for the Leg,
islature.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-26

A BRlTIsH STEAMER LosrIs TIRE RuD SEA.
The British mail stoapsT Alma, which
left Alden, june II, with some three hun,
dred and twenty people on board, was
wrecked at three O'Clock the following morn
ing upon dangerous reef in the Red Sea.
Although all the passengers escaped to land,
II was not without some diihculty, for the
reef was covered for some distance from the
landing place, with coral and sharp pointed
shells that cut the feet at every step, and
caused such agony that some ladies attempt,
ed to crawl upon their knees, and were FIRE,
quently compelled, when the feet happened
to be placed upon shell sharper aud longer
than usual, to fall upon their hands, the re-
suit being that the hands and feet of nearly
all were cut and bleeding before the COM
paratively smooth and high part of the rock
was reached
On reaching the land, several of the Off
GERS sailed in small boat to Mocha, on the
arabian coast, thirty five miles distant, where
the British war steamer Cyclops was at an
chor. She Immediately hastened to the ie-
lief OF the wrecked passengers, and took
them from the reef, after they had been there
over three days The crew, chiefly Lascars
had deserted the vessel on the ilrst appear,
ance of danger, and the escape of all the
passengers was very remarkable.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-26

PREMIUMS ON WHEAT Chicago Board
of Trade have resolved that they will pay,
at the Fair of the United States Agricul
tural Society, to be held in that city next
September, 81 per bushel for the best 100
bushels Of spring wheat 1925 per bushel
for the best 100 bushels of red winter
wheat, and $3.50 per bushel for the best
100 bushels of white winter wheat. The
object of the Board, in purchasing the
wheat, is to distribute it for seed during
tho ensuing fall and next spring.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-26

~ The Gazette says officer w. NJ. Clark
yesterday morning started TO Cincinnati with
the watch thief, Williams, alias Pheuy, aud
says the watch is valued by its owner, at sl25,
and that there is no reward offered for watch
or thief. The first item is correct, we believe;
but two Cincinnati papers stated yesterday that
the watch and chain were worth Sl75. and the
Enquirer stated that reward of $500 had been
offered for watch and thief--a statement we at
present credit.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-26
psee 4th page for Telegraph Reports.

TEMPERANCE MEETING There will be a m ct.
ing Of the members Of the Dayton Total AbstiN
nence Society at the Third Street Presby te rian
Church. on next Thursday evening, ats o clock
The Society will be addressed by Rev. Thorn
as E. Thomas. d. d. The friends of the cause
and the citizens generally are urgently reques-
ted to attend. GEO. M. YOUNG, PresL
maxwell p GAppis, ,Sec'y.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-26

70 The editor Of the Xena News will
not, we hope, believe us capable of neglect.
ing him. We laid his paper of last week
carefully away for inspection and attention
at our earliest leisure; but in our absence
from the sanctum for few minutes, some
lenther-head plucked it from its hiding place
and bore it away. The News man may in,
fer from this in what request his spicy sheet
is held in this meridian.
BY the way, in the hasty glance we took
at the News we saw something about carpets
and other dry goods being bought cheaper
in Henia than in Dayton Can that be
possible
Again-the News counsels some young
lady how to keep secret One plan was to
tell it to nobody and the other was to have
it inserted in the editorial columns of the
Xenia Torchlight This latter is, we think
the most delicate oaensiveness we ever read
By'the.by, his republican contemporary
seems regular oyster.
The memory of man runneth not back
to another inkling of ye News
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-26

pHaVing irOd upon the spreading toes of
MIR. THANE Miller, we were not AstoDised that
the anlmist in the Commercial office should cry
oct with pain We have succeeded better than
We expected by random shot 10 that direction,
for We have made pair Of 'em Hutler, when
We almost dsspaired Of reaching Que Il would
be WAntOn cruelty 10 pursue the game further.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-26

GTour farmer friends may be reminded that
wool growers convention is to be held in
Cleveland on the 25th Of August The Plain.
Dealer says thsta large aud convenient hall
has been procured for the use of the oonven,
Iinn
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-26

T. C. r. R.-The Cincinnati Comme rcal
of Monday makes the following notice of
the 4. G. r. r., which is clever enough
The Twin Creek Railroad, a short (pro-
jected) branch Of the Gin, Ham 4 Dayton,
is being revived under the management OF
MIR. Holder. The lower bridge will be Gn'
ished next week, having been covered, paint
ed and rooted. 1t is now one of the most
substantial structures in the county. The
upper bridge will also be finished vet this
fall, and there is possibility that tho iron
may be obtained so as to open the road for
the fall trade.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-26

pThere was breakdown Of dray at the
corner Of Jefferson aud Third last evening, and
judging by the crowd ii attracted. great damage
was done to climb and property :" but when
we speak Of actual facts, the matter is diyes,ed
Of every thing which would give attraction to q
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