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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-08-09
DIR UG STOR e.
100 MAIN STREET,
BETWEEN MARKET AND FOURTH.
w. s.. RORINSON.


w. S. ROBINSON,
(sUCoEssoR To HUBBARD RoBINsoN,) J
5 NOW RECEIVING AT THIS WELL
known stand his FOURTH purchase for this
season, from New York, Philadelphia, baltimore and
Cincinnati. general assortment Of goods usually
kept In irst-clasa Drug Store.
Among the assortment may be found genuine Lu-
bins French Extracts for the Ladies, Il. Dupuy's
"Kias Me Quick,n Bazins FrAngipana, Glennis
haule's Harrison's, Wrights, Br rs ann other
such as Bazin's, Glenn's, Haules; Honey Glyeerine
trangiPaea and camphoratcd Soaps; Poncine, Era
LIQUORS.
full line of pure Liquors, by the bottle or pint
for medicinal and mechanical purposes, Turner's
Ginger Wine, and Blackberry Brandy superior Ca
BURNING FLUID.
Extra quality, suitable for Patent and Common
OILS PAINTS, AND VARNIsH,
OF every possible kind, color and quality.
FRUIT JARS,
In great variety, bought directly from the Manufae-
turers, tor cash, and can and will therefore be sold
rs cheap as any house in this city
B'ERHANES HOLLAND BITTERS,
For which am sole agent for this city and county,
Dealers supplied at the Manufsc tureria prices
PATENT MEDICINES,
OF every kind now in use.
HAIR Oils AND POMADEs.
OF thousand different varieties.
WHALE OIL SOAP,
For tn. certain destruction of insects on Plants and
Flowers.
Costar's Rat Exterminator, Lyons Mag
netio Insect Powder Bed Bug Exterminator,
a sure thing.
BRUSHES.
Hair, Teeth, Nail, Whitewash, Shoe, Scrub, Dust
ingi Carpet, Window, Paint, Varnish, Artist's &C.
nc without number. -
WHITE LEAD AND LINSEED OIL.
OF The very best quality, always on hand Glass and
Putty, Fluid Lamps aud Lampwlck
TOILET GOODS.
In endleas variety and of best quality large lot
YORK, which can sell TO dealers at less than Cn-
sinnati prices.
ALSO,
RobinEonis Hair Tonic, Co 'ogne Cough Mixture Ii
Arrhma Cordial, Horse Liniment, Horse Powder
6eJ &c, guaranteed TO give entire Satisfaction
Sloan's Condition Powder, Houghton's
Peprin.
Phyaieiana' prescriptons carefully and accurately
eSmP9unded} ol the best medieines-none other
Tony friends and the public generally ,yonId rs-
turn my most grateful thanks for the liberal patron-
age extended 70 the late iirm Of II. & r. and would
kindly solicit its continuance as also an examina
ton OF my stock by those who have not horeto-
fore patronized the house.
am permanently located here and expect 10 make
friends and customers by lair dealing.
children sent 20 my store for anything win be
parents came themselves.
JUST RECEIVED,
lrge assortment OF Fruit Jars Of thelaiest atylea
BIRDS AND CAGES.
Bird Seed, and, In short, everything belonging
strictly TO my business.
jyi6 w. s. ROBINSON,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-08-09
THE SECRET INFIRMlTIEs
Youth y sW(E taE iE1I. .

Just Fuphsheo uTeubI tno SoLh ThouHand.
IsEIHkEa A FEW WORDS ON THE RA.
kk=fAHT TtionAl Treatment, without medicine
sWrW OF ofSpermatOrrheA or Local Weakness
Nocturnal Emissions, Genital and
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay OF the system,
ImpOteney and Impediments to marriage generally.
BY b. De LANRY, NJ. ID.
TheimportAnt fact that the many alarming COM
plaints originating in the imprudenee and solitude
of youth, may be easily removed WITHOUT mEDI-
CINE, Is in this small tract, clearly demonstrated
and the entirely new and highly successful treat
ment adopted by the Author, fuliy explained, by
SELF perfectly and at the least possible cost thereby
avoiding all the advertised nostrtms Of the day.
semitic any address, gratis and post free in seal
ed envelope by remitting post paid) two postage
stamps to DR.. d. De LAREY, 55 East slsf stree.,
New York CITY. my3O
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aJ-Resding Matter on Every Pogo,l1

49, For Locals, Telegraph. and other
matters Of interest and Information, sec
First and Fourth Pages.
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AdministrnIOr's Notice.

THE Subscriber has been appointed and
- qualified AS AdninistIatO on the estate Of John
Ulshi deceased, late OF Montgomery county. Those
who are ind btsd 10 the estate will call and setfle
without delay and those having claims against the
sstsss wii present !hfm for settlsnent within
sHgi.Sww dE0RcE GETTFR, Adm's
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-08-09

And this IL the "Babel" that tho Democracy
are 10 NEE, IN combat this canvass. This is
the much talked Of united % opposition A
very little discernment is Only necessary on The
part cfihs Dtmocraey. 70 see he position of
affairs alluded 10 end tahs advantage of IL, "as
n duty bound they oueht.'
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n@-Tho Jackson Mississippian threatens
that II "a slave code for the territories be
not put in the Democratic platform at Char
lesion, the Southern Gre-eatcrs will boltl
They can, then, in advance, make prepara-
tiops to do % in the most approved style,
Coz !, will not be done. The talk Of these
southern salamanders always brings to our
mind the southern Convention, which, il
will be remembered was prolific only Of
smoke. These fro eaters had that institu-
ton "way down south all their own way,
with engineers and conductors Of their own
choosing; they had no interference, and they
were unable to do any thing with il. They
boltod that, and having got their hands in,
they are now talking Of boiling conyentionl
We hope they will; the atmosphere will be
/ improved
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-08-09
The Fall Session

OF this well-known Seminary for Young Ladies',
will commence on THURSDAY the frBt OF Septen.
Der next. II affords all the advantages of an nsti-
tuition Of the highest grade in the land The Facul
ty is complete in ell its departments OF Literature
Science and Art. The couTBe of instruction embra-
oes every thing that can be judieously included in
the thorough, practical and accomplished education
Of young lady.
For oats og1es and information, apply to the
President. jy16-std66tw
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To Capitalists.

A HANDSOME new two story Brick
a Dwelling tdouble) on Brown street, that will
rent for TEN PER CENT. ON THE INvEsTMEHT,
For sale by CHAS +. CLARKE,
les Clegg's Building, sd street.
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IL. Il. WSc&kOaa

X EEPS in connection with his supply Of
IN Wooien ManuIaeturersa articiea "A large and
full assortment OF India Rubber Betting, Packing
Packing Hose, &e Would especially call the Atten-
tion OF Millers, Manufacturers and MRohiniHtB to
my stock OF Betting, which a fifty per cent cheaper
than any other kind Of Betting for power and dura
bility
Has also on hand Lacing Leather, Belt Hooks,
Warps, Machine Cards, 2seAs, ke.
3o2 SECOND ST DAYTON.
Apr.7-lyw
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WHITTEN's GOLDEN sALVE

WHITTEN's GOLDEN sALVE
ls step by way Of progress In tho Healing Art
IL is adapted Tor Sores Humofs, Wornd-t and every
Kind of external infannatoiy dificil IS, oi what.
ever name or nature, on man or beasi. Made only
by q. p. WHlrTkN, Lowell, MACS 2s cents per
box. The usual discounts 10 the trade sold BY
Drngglsts. "Annoint thyHelf and be he aled.n
THE GOLDEk SALIVA Great healing Rene
dy. tits with much pleasure VIC announee the ad-
vent OF this new article In our city v hich has et
with Auch signal success In Lowell, where ~ ia
made, that the papers have teeneu win cRteB OF
truly marvellous cures. They chronicle one where
the life OF lady was recently say ed-a case OF
broken breast, another where the lille ui child rs
saved--a case of chatting; another OF lauy whoso
face WAS much diHhRuied by scroiulous humor,
which was brought TO q health. action IN few
days. also, another ofan old man, whO had a sore on
has foot for twenty years cured IN lew weeks -
Oufoitizens Will net be slow In getting AZ Its merits,
and will herald IL over the wOrid,-l boston Herald
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-08-09

/ WILL pay dividend to creditors of Ed
ward Fair on the a0th OF sept, 1850, at my ofiee
In Dayton Owing to the creditors IN part not vet
having filed their elalma, and the prospect which
nave Of selling some of the real property, In the
mean time cannot state the amount OF the DIVE
dend. NJ. u. WALKER,
9-Itd&6WW Assiqnee
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Dividend Notice.

THE Stockholders in the Dayton and West.
ern Turnpike Road arc notified that the BOARD
OF Directors on the I'd day OF July, declared Divi-
dend q nt{ lool cents on the shafepayable at the
heepY'A otiiee (in the Auditors office at Eaton) on
the 2at 22d and2Sd Of July, and at the banking OF
iiee OF V. Winters Son, In Dayton, on "wednesday,
aug gd,. .. N. DUNN, seoiy
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-08-09

For Sale.

A HOUSE and Lot, on Main street, II
q sqrs nom the Court House, and known as the
remP9rAnee House, The house 10 well calculated
lot Hotel or Boarding House. Lot 49JS front, by
For particulars, inquire of
I'VE HENRY KIssINGER
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Stone Ware.

lust received, Stone jugs, Milk Cream
u and Butter Jars, Churna, &c.j sizes being from
l to gals.
HECKLER, REMLEY Il MAXTON.
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Fly Traps.

Ely Traps.
A NEW invention Of tho aboye article
"A for sale az
ies hECKLER, REMLEY 3 MAxToN's.
GLASS WARE, in all shapes, grades and
" prices, Just received.
Ies HEcKLER, REMLEY MAXToN.
WATER COOLERS-A good article, at
w reduced prices, for sale at
ies HECkLkR, RENLEY MAXToN's.
WIRE COYERS--Oyal and round-(aIl
w sizeAl just received at
ies AEGkLER, REMIEY MAXToN's.
MATTERS AND TEA TRAYS-Just
W received another lot new ~ les at
jos BECK LER, RBMLEY MAXTON's.
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Notice 20 Ihe creditors OF n, III,
Osborn!

WILL pay dividend 10 the creditors
4 Of Is. II. oaborn on the 3Oth day OF August, 1899
at my Office In the city of Dayton.
Owing 20 the fact that the creditors have not near
all presented their claims, cannot say what the
dividend will be. M. H. WKIEFn
Je2o-ttd&hWW Assignee
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-08-09
Gas Shades.

NUT, Engraved and Plain Glass Shades,
" and Globes, very handsome, suitable for
Churches and Private Dwellings--iust received.
ieB HECkLER, RhMLEN MANTON
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Table Mats.

JUST received Shaker, Sea Grass, Chintz
jes sD ~ HECKLER, REMLEY a MAxToN,s.
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FOR RENT.

A FINE store room on Market street, very
n suitable for Grocery or Eating House being
that partof the reom now occupied By y. A 4. I.
More, that frontH on Market street, may be either
90 or 80 feet deep.
Also, a large room the second floor, 2ex4O feet,
suitable for an office. Entrance Third street
Enquire OF E. A. a 7. I. More, or
CHAS. T.. CLARKE,
JyIs Real Estate Agent, ID 81.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-08-09

I AND WARRANTS BOUGHT n SOLD
~ at Cincinnati quotations, or located 10 Iowa
Kansas, Nebraska, or Missouri, by
CHAs. y. CLARKE,
mh6 Third street.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-11-03

LOST. AT SEA. FROM BAkEhs CfN
~ y,-turk-s Island. on the Goth September an iron
[kzr and an fruu can buoy When they went adrnt wers
Irs-r. marked Ia white oaint, = American tuano -
knrk uaint ths name Of the Makers = Seeor 4 Co., Nov
. warks. View York; They probably noated towari
and may be fallen In with by whalers- VINO
D irErsr the above IN a disable condition snan y r-
r. 49,. - ,h~ bo,t $500. IL delivered al Bakers
$780, @. P. JUDD
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Fd,J ponIl Ss:.r ss9a7a 'rrsf p IN ~. D..
b-sire's sp. sthouss a. ss'srtsii, uacat9ssd -
Nots ds.sls "a srRs sicek nos IN ~. Ea4-s - -
rto1,ly - lsy-t tsousz-d * feu tiou',ni
tSrrso receiver, encourages ans reLdei-S h'oi ~ 80
f,y-5 b. tstec. of tie Eush raTkrt s1d ne aga
". 80 r.o,t.l In Wiaf ls.on The dsuasf has >s"n
uo,y hppipg pAee, srd A. the close ''s'a W.
e.n. fuv 4s sec The latter price having been rens'i
FOR lot, in kiprut The sl,s have been - ol
s,lcs'.tcp, II co bbl.
C,uDE TuRrESrNE has been in active resle'; and sea'y
.v.ry 10; offered a. our quo, has len taken, bh Tor e
por ana on speculation sales aud ae 500 oes
North CoaIty IS IS; 1850 co Wlnins,on q. - D a.
80 10. NeVbern a. IS j al 80 10 ana pnh''y = ~
COMMON ROs-Tse demand for Ibis sr'icle has been ea'
ed rate. colceion in isesi' .ushne par
to. held for long ms Msda1 ana nae soa1'
aye also bsn IN god aas. At tai Ps' oS,a tser own
rates The .sr. are, 1900 bs Comuoa, aInve At Il
os4 De- AZ 81 IS; .nd 500 io arrive. At ~ 75 Dc
8 rs; and 800 do al 80 all e $40 n, and in yard 20 NJ
e. and 200 10 ;, 81 IS y $40 n, delivered So Do low
No 50 and SIS $50 Co. Medium So S7!, and 80 do.
Fne at s4G s. 50 ali q $40 tb in ySd
TAKH been IN limited eqae. and pre-. 'yG, se si,sI
go Sb. w,;sias's9 3. phi2 A.. - 80 a. H.
oILS-The ioa airy all Kin at tbe moea;
but prices. srdins vel sustsnei though small
.sl,. skipr to The trade worth partoularEins
MARKET lower and VI settled sales Of = pos ~ % o
asa 3 for Pnme-ucuaps 5tO bbs. Of toe la;ertae
made day eschss 81 - ob' quite sn incteA'
Beef STACY TIE arrivals moderse the stock to dsy
reduced 10 saOs bbl which is moderate he sales are 40
bbs az s6 7ds7 SIT for Country Prime; $50 80 o. for 90
Mes; sea Sill for RsPscked Mess, and sl2asl2 20 for
rr1a. Prime Mes. Beef .fin =. sisS ~ Beef atm,
isrls ard quist sales Of 50 go . cesr Smoked at ~
.as sales H 10. Ah sso T.. , s:
socd CEN and and firm Dressed Hogs IN fair demand
Prime BGteIi. n good demsrd dun heavy Of
dZ7c., and Ohio 5; loaEe Chte'e " SAae'e "
sTocE OF PORK AND BEEF PACKING r.SDs, sEw-YoRK
BROOKLYN, MARCH l. 1883
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Telihampf & Kitehing'- Wool Circular.

IT.,
We Lave had moderate demand during the .t month for
81 ARCS Of Domestic Fleece aud Pulled Woods no.wilh.
sSLeps the stock CT Fleece hs decress-d Pulled has
az ennrsttd IN oonfea Il the extremely hsd prices
st which IL IL held
q. .Tsl suction sale Of ,1ne 4 go pounds Of Fleece
ruled Wocs wtch Of u ut a. Boston want
on 81 mi prices, AID IN most instances 1atss
The last arrivals Of Cafri Is Teias and Mexican Wool,
have net sith ready sac I'm prices aud soe lot, L,ye
ess1 igd above 4 rates obtained in Js1Gary.
The Ferizn WOos 10 The greE,e have moved Of o,y mod
est,y 81 the csd prices The Ae srrivas OF Inc
Rom bgeros Ayes IOok well ana ia better coud,1
so Tot o. oury 80 as We hope hereafter % a., -
proper supplies from kat country our present p d tb
.smstd are ereo1rssing The stock Australian car. Ard
hrst<s u cay nocefate he stock % Medium . ala, lgbt
WIZ es exc Pln OF those " ts,irsble hncs Of ola parcels,
10" roIeGn Woo! fer carpets &c has c,ut ned 10 ,ood
ans Hs snes are keld less eeeu Done Tns c.p.n
pc sersoo o. the Tarif les 1lso tat is feet h b1,er,
VIC importer both parties pT.ni1g remain inactive
r Iai buyers are unwilling accede % the present MIA
~. tLa inPotsrs are expecting much hater prices r.
'br He WOOL nov ouy fee have pay iusy in fl,nre
Ibe o1ts Ron Europe, principally Eos aai mention Of
bl' Ei.k eenf il the wsosn mar use:1ps district. srd ID.
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The Horse lIarhet.

kEWioRG March !, 1888.
Stree report in February there bss beeu very cousidera
bic OF Horses tle stables though not s
many weekly arrivals by railroad would seem 70 ndca;e
good Of the horses their way TO Sou.n
market. Canada 10 fl Of buJers Shipping horses
South. luis has the pre there mlcn taat buyers
from h. city afraid TO touch any BAT the owrced rse'
and for such this market Is not Trey too Light
good snug sde webuilt Canadian Horse say i4 hands
hgb, and Il II or old, such would BUY
for light arrn-woGk is worth about p here 81 this time.
strong well made pair Of bay nmwofk bor.e' 10 hsnd'
hth in sd condition. JUS arrived from Cataraagus Comfy
will se for $3.50 single horse from that county good
quite SNOWY and abe 10 ot slogs easy at four min
utes totE. mile. sold tod. a iitle under $500.
very serteel pa Of well matched 6JeE old by Horses
County held AZ $500 and another pair well
lhscs st rate pair Of WORKERS are offered
for % Both Of tnese psis are 10 bands high, sound WEI,
made OF b. stby.
genee Iad9. Horse yesn old fun 10 hands bssh.
csge thstbs been eight months owned By geLte
IN This city was IL msrset TO day a; $50.
pair Of bright bay 6yac old, 10 hands high well mads
Mares for 81 work just 81 from Seneca County 'ed for 800
Odiesry Work Horses selling tf0m 800 20 200, ,nt
there comfortable demand FOR this class lie fc' the dems ID
much better than year bu. not Fh'tsndns the
fact that there Ho In the stables than there we're
weeks ago there lot selling Buyers are hold
ing OF for prices As general thing In ths they will
10 vain Pnces about they ago wta
fair prospect osc Of twice Horses This, think
certainly the IL February AID although dealers now
,ay "th market very dull" still think that Spring trade
Ions tine hand atng buyers Tney certainly of much
quicker now have done during last oT weeks aud
think will during the four the weather lsyora1e
such 10 cay for instance Reasonable poroo OF the
cold aud windy T. lad dry aud
have seldom Twentyouh street look lively than Il
thai portion Of IL devoted the hOse market
There gcodly number Of buyers least okeIs after
Hoes ard the moe. Of - want good single Horses
800, that Will sell az 800 % X6D
Tire soweI selling els should say low priced Work
Horses
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rived.

sesmshp Aasls. Woodruff, Savannah. md'e AID ,s.'su-
ksmbip Augusta Woodbu Savannah 10 hours ndse. and
I'.s to Samuel L. hi,ehi Son. sunday at tO p M y.
POi.de phs foI savanSap MoLday a. 9:i5s M la - 70 lon
IS pssed steamship Coiumbs, from Nswfotk iof Chaes'n
The Augusts detained of Hsterss by Cog.
a. fauch aeinck EIpeheneeds heavy ,yVaoeo
in con pss WITH s. Iscy A Nei on Annoy
New.YOrL Jan. l.t asa g. lon 2 DE- spoke sHf Me-.
W. snaed Br bark showitg Ms 1915 third dis: psna.ni
from Am.,rId. for Jsp,n Fs6 Peter Hanson Of swsdsr
.samsn is from the fore ,sIS s'a vas ,Iss ' ,
B%s W.si9s,on itsi,;H S.po.,I Genoa 2 days. marble.
Bris FAIRY lot Phiadephi, Welsh P.ssbs, Brazil ~ day,
%ae. nc % k.ynoa ;,s Sh b,. NJ tso ~ as ~ S9
Brig A,csU, Sutton, PortsaPrHce Feb H. coffee aud ot
Bris M.,iIds of so..oD) Rchara.op Asuad. P r. Feb.
IL. sugar, Sc., toe. T. J. Peters.
Bng Helen jane lof B,toDl ssord ha,aEzt' Feb ' M
seLI deose Byron tot Basou) Eirsds, cssdenA' Feb H.
sehr Emily Kerr (of Bamore Martin Rio II he Yeb. 20.
hides SC 20 Handy Everett Sailed 10 company Eth otk
Mountain Ese for Liverpool and parted company Feb IL on
sehr Aba Powell Wilmington. N c. d,y, r.yal to
schI J W. Audepded, Hewitt, Wilmington, n. c., day,
sehr MnIesOs, Baker NorfolE2 days, grain TO B. cls-
coee lossood se to e. Bs.h Fes n a. q So lor u o.
Jaw big asrJ Lowell OF Mshi..l ',eerngs.
schr. o 4 TogDsend Oi 9roorhageu) culver, RIO Jsr.5o
81 days coffee % KunkslGan & S.TechsT
schr. MJIeysr Hughes, Winiaston, N c. days naval
stores 20 HcCea6y, Mott Co. Experienced heavy weassf
schr R. p Miller, Hand WlmiDs,on, ~ C., Seay' nav"
stores 10 master.
sc6r 5. J:n.', Beden, Norfolk day, ssla &c, to s'-
gee, Clesfman l. CO.
setr Ann Cole City Poinf dsJT, nour &C. 70 James H'nr
Co.
seh Eb.n Herbert johnson, E,'port days, fab &c. .
Metcsh i Duncan.
ecbr Undne, Risley, Pbil.lel phls4 days, Dn5ss.
sehr Palss FrencD Rocksnd 4dsys lime.
sckr Rosci1s Westgste, Taunton, Indse.
sloop Harvest. Cor~iD, Providence, md'e.
Steamer OseeolA Smith, NewLoIdon, dse. Z. Il. Boz
well
Steamer Curew, Ayre, Providence, mdse 70 Isaac oGsl
sAILEp-SbiP. Baltic, 81 john Rachel, New.0rs,s'i
bsibs JeTess, ST Thomas; Clara Windsor PoI.suProe
WIND-DaTus the day N. W., fresh
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Movements OF Ocean steamers.
Passenger sailed

In scamship Sdronia for Southampton, Hitys aHS Hss-
bug c. Muler Emanuel Lyon aud lady, NewYoTk, Simon
Strauss. Lexington Ky; Dr. A. =. Hunter South Carolina,
Louis Ziusel Pole; Martin Carseus Elise KOCH New Yoh;
Joseph Di,ch, tohusown Phi Herr, Leopold Levi Bern
hard CRATE Fd Eye, Charles Maoerc johannes VeHse,
New YORK Fd Fedmaun, denry steiober.e5 Peter 5ont
phia and family, Ludwig Hammer Bern
Muller Charles Nesse NewYorki Robert Becsmsn, ST.
Louis; Julius Vogesng IT. Lousj FRANK Luche, Clemens
Wehriesr Mr. Zpperlen Isaac Boch M Pfeifsr. N,~Yot
Louis stgur Chars Canton Jean BIno Louis Peten Lous
Bcnbomme J. vorbe David and Jean Vorbe, Lou's Pa.
SON all from Francisco e. Loenken, Charles Rppe,
New York, 6untermsn Nashngtoni Charles Vietr. liz
uois j. F. W,lin ghaus w A. Wierss Joseph Hudson Jos
helm, soror. j. o. ypog and lacy Ohio O. Lutte .dy and
child David Zepner NewYork George PntE, Brookyn hfs
PIntz toree childIen Herman Gnaer, NesYorf srs
otht n in the s;eerage. Total 80.
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DIkD.

BIpsON-lD this city G. Monday morning FEB a. s':er
LONG aes MI rboms, Beacon In the 10Th yesr OF h' age
soARTERin this city, on Monday Feb 2s Geo. Washington
yesIs and days
mopths and u dsya
u Iosn cy ser Pe.dcH5e in a.s
nuts, ot.sso County r. ~ Friday Jan a. in the 10Th
who esd in 1913 PIS, solder In the war o. tse ReTo
luton.
PBRRy-In this city on Mondsy morning Feb %, Charles
Henry Ferry the lssh year o. Ii, Of Gisese OF the
bent
GRAHAu-In BrOoAlyn Mr, Roe Grth.n wife q JANE,
GIsh.@ aged 50 Sssf; County Csyan. elspd
HIIsER-sseSsny. on ssrG.y sysatas Feb n I'se.n
'ssD9d o ,Ss. era ss sss and the late
The friend. Of tho faulty respectfully invited
Ssii:;SPSsi asi:sS s,.ts ssfss t@saas.isj
HAvILAND-At bis fa.hsrs residence, No Fourth street
Brookyn, T. D., afteI severe illness ChAea A. Hs7isad
The rs.syss and friends Of the family ana Of HI, htheraw
Treuper respectfully invited . t..cud his funeral
Christ Church Bedford avenue, On Wednestsy afternoon
IvsKIP-on Tuesday March r. TEsif. tAs only 'on Of
the Rev John ana M:rts, a., I. da of.s.,n.7
JosEson Tue.aay March l. Of Group ciaEm'n Potter 'oa
Of Ed~s6 aud Elizabeth Jones, sssd yesrst
% ssssDa the iaassi on wssos,d.y DE q n. ss
,s:DS,s {, hi: H:r;S' on'Aun'I'd ninth
.xESNEpY.ln sEOS.lyn, on Monday. Tss: q Elem ne
ssavss s Of h ~ KnsSdy i,s, 'S0 Illness 'ssd
-LIvELYln this city on Sunday evening Feb ~ Eliza E.
wife Of Geo u W. Lively.
niLLER-on Monday gob eS IN wiliAru,sursh LisEie Il
youpss saEfhtsr Of John b. and Loretta H. Miller as,d
mopths
NcKENNA-Ir Brsoilyn. Y. n, Monday evening" Feb 3?
May the beloved wife Of Thoma, MegsnrA In The
18th year fheT sse.
RxwBURN-Ir Brooklyn, or Sunday syeaius. rss a. Of
Group Nina intAt daughter Of Waiter aud MARY Ana New
burn, AGED ye.Ts
aoBBINs--n No al Cherry street, on Mosday, FEB. q
Hsehsl Amelia daughter of LeenAEd AID Mary h0eeia ied
eyesgs and ~ SsJ.l
sTEELg-on Tuesday morning. Msr,h , james D. Steele
aged Is years
Funeral services Nv the Rev. Or. Sawyer V be held Al the
scAsrd Unycrssst Church. this GAs-nOop Of ocook
TIE oongTsgstio0 and hs ends respectfully invited u
attend
GHEARMAN-on tuesday, Mszca l. xfter exert uess hr
sarah Sasarmsn, aged 6S years add 3dsya
The henSd the ly espscify Invited to attend the
funeral AZ rtGeDce No. l2 Nssssu street. Brookyn,
on TbuTsdAy, a. 9p m. xiihOu. further notice.
scOfr-la ths ETY. Monday, fss 20 Wilisn winfsd.
only sen Of Wiesn and Mary Cs0sae Scott. aged
months and B. aya
sNITHIn the nth year Of bsf age Mia Jase SMITH OF
pssrinx Lines tie residence OF Nj Janice BssJ, Ne ~
Rufon street, Brooilyn
sPEfRs-O On Sunday afternoon Feb 81 sfsI saddn isss',
yasna Rub only laughter Of speS ana hsth D. BfoSn
Of this city, IN the 5th yea Of Der sse
wEBsrER-Ir BrpOiyn on ssts'Ssy, Feb q sss' TS'H''
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