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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-14

FEATHER DUsTERs-A good article,
jSs HEcKLRR, REMLEY MAXToNs.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-14
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
To the Ladies,

would say, that have well studied to pleaua vapr
tastes and shall Iwayskeep, for your especial bene-
hti a null assortment OF Fancy Toilet Gonds surh
as Lnein, GAnna Julef HAuel. Harrison, Bnxinis.
Fun, Pearl Drops, &C 4, tor beautifyiDR me CON-
pleNlonj Glenha eelebrated Toilet W NAtefs BaV Rum
and Aromatic vinegar, Freekle wash for refnoving
meekles and tan. Extra Hair oil, p0ma ada, and All
Combs, hair, cloth and shaving Brushes, white
brushes. % A N"'Fe'
white Lead, oil. and eolorsd paints prepared rea-
dy Tor use.
coyal, coach, furniture, dAmAr, japan and iron
NAFnish, olive oil, pure for table, nperm, aah,
blehched Whale, Machine ard, and Neatnfaof Ola
, Whole oil soap, new article In this market, for
he aestractlon Of Az kinds OF insects that inest
Holman's celebrated Health Restorative, for the
wonderful effect OF which would refer 90 the Rev
MI: N; y; SSddis, and Mr. Holden, grocer, Market
Burning Fluid Of extra quality, suitable for burn
Ing IN the patent gas lamps, or Others.
- AZ 1ae Pstent Medicines now IN ule, and All that
lam sole agent q this city and sOunty Tor Ber-
81 tmAnuiaeturer's prices. BY the dozen.
Country merchants supplied with any thing In
mL line aa low A. any house west OF tho mountains.
fTlit Jars o. every style ana qasli, N use, Seal
Hone medicines prepared b. an experienced
horsgman.
Bird seed olrdsasss, and all the little fixtures be-
longing 10 them.
Canary and other birds boueht and Sold.
Fine tobacco and cigars, together with full stock
OF show caee Ro0ds aud thousand other arficies
too numerous 70 mention, Ali Of which ahail take
pleasure IN showing TO my many friends aud the
public generally, feelign AsauFed that my goods and
prices win compare iAvorAbly with any other house
luaee rs, ROBINSON.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-14
MARRIED..

On the 18th Inst, by James Turner, Rsq., Mr.. ow-
en- Thomas to Mrs Mary Magi, both Of thiscity.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-14

WATERS AND TEA TRAYs-Just
received another lot new t,les AZ
Jso HkcKLER, REMLEY n MAXToN's.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-14

Class WARE, in all shapes, grades and
iss HEoKLER, REMLEY MAXToN.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-14
NOTTCF
NEFF HOUSE.

YELLOW SPRINGS, OHIO
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-14

EADDIS ROSE, Lunatic, now confined
~ In the Montgomery County jail, win be dis-
charged theTefrom on Monday, the 9th inat al Ie
unless the proper authorities have him repoyed
prior 70 that time Some things are sunerabie, and
jeio JOHN MILLS, sheriff
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-14

Notice 20 the Public in General.
and TO the Commissioners Of
MOntgome y. m particular
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-11-24
asONS AND ASsOa1ATA0H.
PHILADELPHIA.
A bcnCvOrnt Institution, established by special en-
dOwmcut iOr the relief Of the sick and dis.
tIcsscd, ailiCtcd with vlIUlcll and
|rLllrnIlr nlNln9rs.

The Howard Association, in view Of the nwfnl dr"
irucrIon olnunan life, caused by Sexual diseases, ana
the receptions pracriscd upon the unfortunate Victims W
such diseases by Nuacks, several years ago directed lhcit
Consulting Surgeon, asa CHARITABLE ACT worthy Ol
their unuc to open 4 Iisptnsary lor tie Treatment ollhlt
class Oi diseases, in all thrii forms, and to give Medical
advice GRATIS, toaIl whD apply by letter, with AIDES
CIiptiOu OF their condition, Gage. occupations, habits oi HE
NC.,J aud in LaScs Of extreme poverty, TO iNENlSIl
MEDICINES FREE or tIIhRGE 1t is needless TO add
that the Association commands the highest Medical skill
nj The agc AID Will furnish the most approved modern
treatment.
The Directors, on review of the past, feet assured
that their labors iuthis sphere of benevolent ciort, have
been Of great benefit to the afflicted, especially 70 The
Young, and they have resolved to devote themselves
with renewed zeal, to this very important but much DIES
pissed cause.
Just publishCd bv The Association, a Report on Sr"rmo
turIhWn, OF Seminal Weakness, the Vice Of Onlhish,
Mi,tw batiUnOr SclfAhnsc, and other Diseases OF the
Sexual Organs by the Consulting Surgeon, which VIII be
sent by mail, Gin a sealed letter cnvclOpc,D fREE OF
CHARGE, on receipt Of We STAMPS for POSTAGE -
Other Reports and Tracts ON the nature and treatment "l
Sexual Diseases, diet, Nc., are constantly beng ldhllslrl
fr gIatuitOu" strIbutiOn, aud will be- sent 10 thcailioicd
Some III the new remedies aud methods Of treatment
discuyr, ed during the last year, are Of great value.
Address, for Report o. treatment, lR. J. SklIJlN
lIOuGiITON Actin surgeon, Howard Association, No,
2 South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Iy order Of the Directors.
Ezra u ~lIENRTWELI, ficsidcnt.
GEO. FAInCnIrD secretary.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-11-24
nv nv
1ssxS-r-, az A~ry
(Drigi n y

&udgag tile Trunks Of run
Trass--In an admirable artlclel IN
tho American Farmer, Mr.. Van
Buren, says: "Wc recently made
q short trip through middle Gcor'
ria. and saw numerous orchards
of Apple and Peach trees, but
amongst all, we never saw one
tree properly trained or trimmed
all were trimmed up high, and
from one third to one half Of all
the trees we saw were dead on the
southwest side of their trunks,
vet we never saw one man who
could explain the cause, and
probably had never thought Off,"
The scalding Of the trunks Of
fruit trees on their southwestern
sides, by the rays Of the sun fall
ing on them during the long days
Of summer, kills and Injuries more
Of them than all other causes and
diseases put together, and the
owner alone is to blame for il
through his pruning operations.
With young and newly planted
trees which have but small, or no
tops, it is necessary to shade mtl'
fcially, by PLACING u clapboard
beside them, securing it with a
tie Of some sort or any other
means that may suggest Itself.
AS soon as the tops are sufli.
GENTLY growntoprotcct the trunks
with this shade, which is the sec
ond or third year, all other means
may be dispensed with. Some
one will say, / cannot make my
trees branch out low down. re
such we say, top them and ono
word for it you will not have it tC
say again. The naked trunk 0
an Apple tree should be abou
three feet from the ground, tina
OF % Peach tree from one and
al ftot two feet to the limbs, whicI
latter should be shortened abou
one half this growth annually
which will keep a new growth o
fruit-bcaring wood in the interior
Of the tree, instead ofbcing alone
at the ends Of the limbs.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-11-24
BEST FOOD FOR WORKING
HORSES.

The London Omnibus Compa-
ny, says an exchange, have re-
Gently made u report on the feed
ing of horses, which discloscs
some interesting facts. 1t seems
that the company uses no less
than 5000 horses; 5000 Of this
number have for their food brui5-
ed oats and cut hay and straw,
and the other 5000 get whole oats
and hay. Tho allowance to the
first was-bruiscd oats, lG lbs;
cut hay, y lbs; cut straw q lbs.
The allowance accorded to the
sccond-unbruiscd oats, 10 lbs,
uncut hay Is lbs. The bruised
oats, cut hay and straw amounted
10 90 lbs; and the unbruiscd oats
d., to 32 lbs. The horse which
had bruised oats, cut hay and
straw, consumed 26 lbs. per day,
and it appears that it could do
the same work as well, and was
kept in as good condition as the
horse which received ~ lbs. per
day. Here was II saving ofG lbs
per day on the feeding Of each
horse receiving bruised oats, cut
hay and cut straw. The adyan-
tagc of bruised oats and cut straw
over unbruiscd oats and uncut
hay is estimated at five cents per
day for the company's 5000 hor-
ses. IL is by no means an unim-
p)rtant result which this expert
ment has supplied. To the far
mcr who expcnds n large sum in
support of horse power, there are
two points this experiment clearly
establishes, which in practice
must be profitable; first, the sa-
wing of the food to the amount Of
six pounds a day, and, secondly,
no loss of horse power arising
from that living.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-11-24

no. Hhs 4 "Sak~ SSa'S"SS' 4S"SH-
VEaac, AcEsh.
Wcas0ns why this Machine is Uni
ycrsasly Preferred over All Others.
| Because it is the only Sewing Machine
in the world ever invented. so constructed rs
TO fully meet fine demands oframilies for gen.
eraI use.
is very simple and is never liable to
pe, ont of order.
3 1t makes n seam which will not rip,
tbouoh ccrrv thread stitch IS emf.
i II is not n shuttle machine.
5Itsews with too needles. making anv
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-11-24

- L. "a. *. Il IL

mn rrIp'"tT "nn "nsnocio,
: 4" y ~ ,, FEyssEe
CEIrwmtIG C0I nG roNgIrup- VIII
rrGW rpGup INFJUENI ASTHMA.
n,pnInrWCIIrTISS ',J an Jisooeos nr ,ho Noeo.
WI, 'TrIL'.,,",' o"I nrn. Arontion ,o tho
".o,,"' nc"i If Sin JITi unhnoo. LINN.
Wv, hGs"os.os e"rnr,i, pbonmn,ism, Non.
-" p.."in,i, E"iionsy n"snonsin p;Ioo
oon,JI ,"IlI disro;cs Of Tho S,om9ch, liver md
I p,"cois. ALSO oiI chroric ,lisccgos ncr,,;rirr m
yV",nnn mad ChjJtcn. ur Horkco con uro.
,i,o" ono ,l,on.nnI cnriGcoics or his norccc,
snrco', IN cnrirn Cnrcorg. OId Soros or m.
,a., r,s,,In gnTaLILonJ, Wono s,ynIl;nas
,nJ Tr'oors n rvcry Joscrin,inn md william,
,ho n,c ~ ,ho tniCc' Thcsc ms, named dis.
-, ~, , ~ H. '.an,,l ~, n.rosnnnIo,n
,Lonoc,ro ,La natio,,. ,u,,.y, ,Ioco ,l,o,n,ol,os
nnJor "o mon,or,, .orynna nn,nrYisinn
IN. U.a taa L. ,La MANY ,L,aano,m or e
pln;J ,In, oil ,,oInco no,G,r, oL.orniyon ri
'l,o Co,"raa, - n ro',o,p nn,roc, yig;,n ,n,Lc
Foo wiihont ,hc usc IF Tho knife or needle,
a3I 'n,' a Il J%so"oaar ,hn Eno mad r,r
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-11-24

Fromthrsc figures il viii be- scrnthn' ncnrly one iourtN
OItnr total deaths in the country are caused by ronNuluP
zion, toyay nothing oIihc numerous other di e"scsslTinH
ing from Il "sligni cold"
The pTOprirtor8 are IN The possession OF ccriiI,a'c'
showing that The IiAIsamiC CuidnI las effected cures
where all other remedial means have failed. Give Ita
tIlII,
These Invaluable medicines arc prepared only by Ir'
e. NJ. Jackson, IA Arch street, Philadelphia, ar' alr tor
sale by druggists sod store keepers incvrry town and VII
logc ia the United States, CanadHs, and West lndIis fIitc
10 cents yer bottle.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-11-24
NASHVILLE.
IlAlaLE FAN.

We urc now prepared TO supply any num-
Der Of this celebrated winnower' IL IL tue
best Machine over invented for cleaning all
kinds Of grain and grass seeds. 1t cleans
without screens, separating the impurities,
such as cheat, smut, cookie, &c, by blnsl
alone, sayiug the loss Of the small sound
Grain, which necessarily go through n Sieve
In one operation il separates the large from
The small and imperfect grains, leaving the
highest in good marketable condition, nnd
providing the best for seed. 1t ~ IN fact,
The best smut machine ever invented, as II
docs not bronx the lmut ball, thus staining
the whco,, but drives it ont by blast, whole.
1t is exceedingly simple, light and durable,
Price, No, J., SO w
=, ~ w
ARMsTRONG & CO.,
Nashville, Tenn,
S. w. HOUGllTON,
Winchester. Tenn.
July 81, 80.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-11-24
NASHVILLE
pALDING ANDERSON, CHURCH ANDERSON,
Lebanon, Tenn, Nashville, Tenn,
u. 81 q. ANDERSON,
Wholesale Grocers, Produce and
Commission Merchants,
AND DEALERS IN
BRANDIES, WINES, WHlSKEY, &c.,
ALSO,
Dealers in Bacon, Lard and Country
Producc, Of every Description,
Corner OF College and Broad stsi
NASHVILLE, TENNES EE.
NASHVILLE, TENNEs EE.

WE are now In receipt ola large am ell assorted
IN stock OF Groceries, Liquors, @crtoF IGN we 'h''o
the attention Oiihe trade,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-11-24
AGRICULTURAL AND SEED STORE.
Gu NINGLEAW co,
~. q. College street, near Church,

WV
NASHVILLE, TENN,
We have opened an extensive Seed and
Agricultural Store, and shall devote our cX-
elusive attention to this branch ofthe buSI-
ness, and purchasers can rely upon being
supplied with fresh seeds, and the most APP
proved kinds orimplcmcH's and machines. ~-
Our Garden Seeds arc from y. laudrcth g.
Sons House, and all IRE the growth Of lH1S;
our Field Seeds are selected wilh care aud
arc warranted to germinale.
SEEDS.
Clover, Timothy, clean md stripped, Blue
Gruss, Orchard Grass, Herds Grass, Millci,
Hungarian Grass, MusQuit, OssogG Orange,
PcrcmuiuI, Rye Grass, And full assortment
Of Garden Seeds, by pound aud piper.
CUNNINGHAM q co.
MACHINES AND IMPLEMENTS
Thrcshcrs, R%capcrs, Straw Cutters, Corn
Shclcr., Fan Mills, Corn and Cob Crushcrs,
Churns,S cyihcs,c cradles, hocs,hcorsc and hand
Rakos, MIjIers', Garrclt g. CoItmon, Peacock
a. EaiuIcy's Steel Plows, Ayry's Cast plows,
CEFENT-IIydr0Ulic Cement, Plaster
Paris, Land Plaster, &c.
Fcby3I CUNNINGHAM& co.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-11-24
War ON Hc iLDIitiOuiSiy.

THE SOUTHERN MONITOR, pcrmn-
ncn,ly located in the North, keeps up lis fire
on the AboiItionists. The Monitor is an :
page paper, and gives the latest and most M
rcrcs,ing ecInI.s Of the Foreign News.
1t is, besides, n Family Journal, contain
ing Stories, Essays, Poetry, SC.
Term ofSulscrlp,lon, in Hdvancc.-Ihc
Mopilor alone, with two illustrated Books,
81. "Wlld Western Scenes and "War
PaIl," 81. Postage on the books will be paid
by the publisher Of the S. NJ. Address,
J. b. JONES,
Editor Southern Monitor, Phila., Pa.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-11-24

siogcs cf Me htcr disease.
Catauh, or Common Cold, az it Is nIGiiliorly called, iH
worthy Of study, aud ferIous enough to be avoided, iIpos
Aiblr. Ir. Eci SAYS 81 win not say that Colds nIc 10
our Inhabitants wlUl the PLAGuEaUd SELLuw F~LNEEtIe
to thUsc Of other Countries but, l@CauNvcl c~uHirdcni!y lhOi
they usher ndlsc1HG OF greater C%ompliclly ana inOIlHllly
tlHH these latter"
Iuthc danger Of InONcnrrIs and PaLrmoNIA, which
often follow IN the Train Ola neglected cold, ana Ia
pHIuIHH PuLMOAALIs, the tubcIcuIyI irritation NJ Wil'l
H. drVclOrcd by he same cause, ~c surely nave lr'uldlu
argument sufficient for attention, not only TO lh%crrcNcn.
tive means, but also to the CldiINc ones OF disease,
which however mild IN Is inception Is diIctlIy 81 maj
rcclly productive OlNuchdlNcI'I fed ald alarming results
This lesson should be particularly impressed 0nlhosc
wlu have ans constitutional tendency lOflLmu""ih Con-
SuHrIIuN.
The use uihc R0lsn mic Cordial, n]gTccahly to the diTcC.
tons ACCOMPANYING each bottle, viii readily cuic line most
distressing case Ui cough,
,oqens sometimes proceed from a d]isordcfCd or dys
pCptic state Ol the stomach, IN which case the bcrludh
Lircrs should be used. luca'cs Of weakness ~ general
debility Of the system, resulting rom u pIulidtlru cough,
the German Iitlcs viii he found OF great benefit,
IN cases d ACuIE IuilanatiOu OF the Lungs, TIE r1omI
nrnt symptoms generally arc-hUrlird HId painful IcsrI
ration, imperfect naturalization OF the blood, cough and
cAprriOTallOn, attended with excitement OF The hr"ll,
fever, various arrangements OllGc digestive and urinary
systems, piUStIdtIOn Of tlIcHglht &C, Tie iungs may OC
diseased without any Of these symptoms EflNG iEoMI
NrNu. but the murmur produced during Inspiration aud
respiration, and the alternate contraction ana ch lhh'lOh
of ne chest, evident 10 both sight aud iccliur, all iuIIAl
mort important physical signs IN case oldiscdsc, and
should receive PROMPT attention.
This disease Is usually caused by n cold settling on Tie
lungs, aud the use Oithe Baiaomic Cordial soon performs
a cure,
The terrible fatality of diseases TcsUItiI . hOm . 'COM
MON corn" may be seen by a glance at the following sta
lslics, taken hom the records Of the Eoard of Health d
rIiindcluhia, cOlhcsacdly one OIthc most healthy localities
lnthc UulOn-
lB,q. Tote, deaths in rhllodclrLia. io,2Cl
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,a,0 The Public.

The undersigned being well known os q
writer, would offer his services to ali require
ing Literary MD. he will furnish Addresses,
orotious, Essays, Presentation Speeches md
replies, Lines for Albums, Acroslics-pre.
pare matter for the Prcss-Obitunries, and
write Poetry upon any subject. Address
(post paid) FINLEY JoHNSoN,,
Baltimore, Nd.
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ELgrgg,fgurc! E,upsstlurn!

CONFEDERATION DlA y d-I.JJ " wv
No. l3 S0ah CoNcro 81.
NoShriHc. TQlus.
WOULD respectfully call otrclA Y
their large and varicdassortmcnI orFEN Z
In doing 50 they feel satisfied that thcy are
prepared to exhibit By far The largest and
Es2SG Stock
Of all kinds of Furniture, ever offered before
in this city, and in order to hold out induce
mems they are offering such articles as may
be desired 10 cash buyers Mt
EgGG9lcCeg E'riceS.
Owing to this reduction, those buying on
credit will be charged interest from tie title
lh bills arc made.
The heavy stocks now in store and the em.
ployrncnt Of u large number Of hands con
stant'y engaged in manufacturing, induces
them to give extra bargains at the present
time.
We ask an examination Of our stock, be-
Iicving that those in want Of any articles will
find it to their interest 10 purchase Of MS.
GROOVES, CAVERT g. co.
Mattresses of all kinds constantly on hand
and for sale at the lJwcst market price.
m~ay26-Gm.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-27
DIE ID.

AINEECUCHE-In hi. city. Ch,rie. AHnsscucss. asea
y's, u mon;As and Is dAi" nAu's Si la OAAl4ei'1a
BAcK-on Thursday Jan. 90 Al the re,idsuc- Os Yer
uiy- J.re,viie w'.eolsin N' MSsNvs OAK OF Snosiys
Her relatives rsspec.n uy invited eni nfr
fuD.r.l r-m st. AaL' CtuF-n 'a' traar'd,J P u ,i
o'olo,k.
sROwn-AtNo 80 wes: Tpeuty.eish,h s,ree, on Sunday
evening Jan IS NJ. Jane Brovn daughter cf the late The
oIbius Bro~n, Of this city.
HARrsHoRS-In Wilnsmsbursb, oH Tuesday. Js1. p Alex
.rder Hrihorn ssed months 'on Of cnaF'' snd Dee'
Hsrtstorn
cb.re. Henry o:wa NJ. and Eleanor W Kelley assi
yea!s src months
LAFosGE-on Wednesday, Jsn- ., Susan Es0er wife OF
sorri L.forre in the t5th year OF Der age
The friend. y the agi, are nved ~ .:'snd tee nm,rs
I.e hi, Thursday Afternoon, a. oe1oct hes rensies
viii be taken ROssille, 5. L. for inermens on Friday
ruhs
LViYGsToN-on wsdnesdy morning. Jan Is aileT short
ana severe ne gu,rs only Of g. O,s ard Sarah
Helen Lyinsseup asct y as and Ino~thl
No lss East Tenth street near Second avenue
MEEKER-on "Wednesday, jar. as, Lewis Warner son Of
TIE friends Of the family are especially invited 20 aend h'
funeral Thursday the 27th inst a. ~ from tae resi-
detce of his parents in Flushing near DIVISION avenues
PETERsoN-on Tuesday Jan IS. Charles Alonfo, ouiy
Of William ~ sid Elizabeth Person' aged year' ald 10
months.
RAasEY-In this city afser lingering illness. Tuesiiv,
Jan o. Ma Mary Am Ramsey naive oi 0s'a' Oa'AA
County Ire aud. ssed y srd months
The services will commence at ococs on Thur'dy
rsnaIa. v IN be Inferred in Greenwood Cemetsry
Caysn papers please copy.
TAYLOR-At No IS West Fory.hrs street Moneay Jan
~ JOSEF Taylor sged ye1rs, months ard o days
TFELAt Almond Portage County. Wisconsin TUESDAY,
jan l8 after very painful Illness, OF cancer OF the
womb Mrs Matilda A. wife Of Thomas X Tee AGED II Yeas
UNOFRHGLL-At No. III Monroe street Tuesdiy, jan
%, Caleb underhill. in the '5'h year of his age
VREFLAND-At No. 90 Clinton street, Tuesday. jan p
Ber amin FrA kim cny Johu {. and jane Eecland
aged years. 10 months and ~ DAYS
yREELhND-On Mou6sy, jan. "a 81 EdseSater, n j be
Blls ferry and Fort Lee Stephen " and aed -
WEBsrER-At Hu6sos ". Y SATURDAY evening, Jan D.
after TWO suffering Of bilious prufsy Tue gym
ratbe,ic Mrs Sarah Clifford believed wife Of Mr. Lyman
Webster, aged IS years
Memories all bright for tears
Crowd around us from the past
She faithful - the last
Faithful ugh long iollsoue yeas
Gone o eternal rect, forever and forever best
City pspers will please copy and also Hartford O
Pspers
WIGHT On Wednesiay, Jan. q. Archibald Wish.
Hs e.tves and invited 10 attend the funeral rom
the resd. Of lis father No. Nahdu street. on rdAy
Jan g. az O'Clock
WECKFORD-n this city, on Tuesday, JAM >, MI Jonn
Wexford, in the 2s,n JeaE Of his age
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-27

ANoIHER EMPRESS R0nEEEr.-SX thousand dol
fs in silver ssiG 10 have been IN the box lost from
Aiamss express wsgon on ts way from the Baltimore
depot 10 the Potomac boat on the orning of the Jh
December Ii has been observed tna. several of the
detective force from New.lOgk, PhLsdelphis and
Baltimore have been in this city for some weeks bat
hoagh they gave no intimaon OF their nilsson, it Il
supposed they are after the box. II act, aR officer
nom one Of these cities acknowledged that he vas
aiter t. The box was bound for Augusta Il s., and
q from IT'S weight il was Joke 10 lt s abs'r sc'on
vas bold deec and must have been rather d'ti;uli
busintSs. Washington States.
Inc negroes over in Canada are said to b. very
Esv.eht ano oyeIoeaTins 10 tie white C'nalians,
Windsor, the other d.y snsrty of bl.cks iostled q
Wub.e OF gentlemen from the Sidewalk, md when one
the lstier geItly renorstra,ea the leader OF the
segfoes drew kLiie And s.abb. him. The gentle.
lar VAS not dangerously injured but the negco fed
AID no arrest was made. Rochester Union.
ptNkD FOR kIssING.-Mrs. Russ II and James
'oa were arrested IL Chicago last week fO- nduls-
hoggiDg and kissing 10 the strest Tee woman,
xas asgress0T, was Lned slO, and the Ian 81
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-27
FIRE IN BROADWAY.
SUPPOSED CASE OF ARSON.


ARREST OF MARY De YOUNG ON SUSPICION.
Shortly before o'clock on Wednesday morning
fire occurred in the store OF Madam h dc Young, at
No 5il Broadway. Tie insurance patrol OF the
Second District under Capt. Cfossin were early at
The premises and took charge.
The appearance Of several independent fires among
the property led the police and Insurance par9l 10
suspect that the firing willtul act ct som one.
TIE Police took charge Of the store and the FIRE NJ AZ
shal was sent for who went immediately into an H.
yestgstion. In about hour after the fire. Mary de
Young the daughter OF the reputed the store
was discovered on the floor at the head OF the cellar
stairs ct the rear psrt OF the store. When picked up
by MI Clement she appeared excited and bewildered,
AID accused Capt. Crossin ana Clements Of robong
her.
Officer Rogers took her into custody, and conveyed
lsI ~ the Eghth Ward Staon-IlOuse on suS clon ot
vlaly setting fire to the property in the store 1t
APPEARS that Mad. dc Young and her two daughters
carry on the bus.ess Of manufacturing ladies snd
,iidrens embroidered wearing apparel, end haye an
sursnce OF s. 800 on the property 5000 OF which IS
the Safeguard Insurance Company and 300 IN the
&bef Insurance Company. The Accused party was
Olveyed before Justice Quackenbush at tire Jeiiei-
H Market Police Court, Who detained her for exam
Rauon The matter VIII be July inYestisat atsd before
ks abOye-named mag giStrate.