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VIZ ALLACKS THEATRE
W D. l. BA1kaAN................... Manager
MATILDA HERON
~ stnignt of tho
POwE8Y UL DRAMATIO COMPANY
amongst whom Messu SOTHERN OOULDuOK WAL
COT UAVlDoE and kss JOskPaINE on rON nom ~
Ho ward Athep eom. koa'ou.
Mr.. H. Bsemsn respectfully announces that oo MONDAY
KVkrlkG, AUGUST ~ Will be presented for th, ART tina
The New Aneftsan tragedy In ave scts euttod
OKLAHOMA,
LOvH'S VICTORY
With the following com umnnAte dtstyibuhou-
Hsrs S ce ssoey ATuHA E1kOH
Anieno fiiar OF 1t Werburs Coudook
0emOO Vno 6hSfU Jo8or. WAGON
oarOu 20 l@snoy MI Len nG ven
bl4a0
90 Mia Joeepnne ORION
hla9 Archoo1o
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n UcIioN BALE OY HuPxRn HousEHoIn FuRNI

AUCTION sALk ov supsRB HOUSEHOLD FuRNI.
:s .a . s psasa sss SrSa1s:
lit Lx.Ds ..cssassr w.rl ssn AI. day sscna,y a. the
fso .sss ns r,ss.ood suis covsse win SiE.
.:s ass Il. Nd. :o5 s.:
n.ses sSH ssn.s and SIDE table, ross.ood sorn-, etc
ss!:;: p.s orr: e: ps.- ss'@s : s
;ss .s.ss ;
vet csIpsA rags ~ psinaI g. nsococs u tne Well
S:sf. -: . ssss, :s:si s' . Sss
sor dans osi s. ss and .S
sS.s Ac S.s 's,srs .es 90, sss soss
siss:si. :sO,:.sa y: s,ssss pss ss ia
and o s.ys i p sad
s and d &C. sss
% Az. and sas
b.st vspyt rurnaors syors Description; sotss chars
s:'s . s.Ips.s 8 (, y TSs would
The s., Of iurniars offered Il uon this sea-
s eS. Every article 70 ss ps,em.,ory sold oonpe
good. ''''' WIN - u A''''''' 70 PACK snip or cart the
AUrIDN NOTICE -CHINA, GLASS. EARvAEN.
a ware ans fancy goods..ey J. s. n BARTLsrT, aac
regular weekly sale DAP and lots for 70
.ers NO possponement No reserve. Can and get cash
Hu.so, HoSsa Wig Geo Sell 81
on :ss s s Filth By virtue q ca.sl
can trOi mile in iess than III maae,; one light wsgoa
en- ss s Mossa:
UCTIcT HOTICS-J. BOaAEr, AUC-IONEGa BY
D. BOG BT.- Hondav, August %, AT lO1S o'ciock
o. .o,s Sreod street nesr Brasdsay Household furniture
reAus extension dung table, tables cha csrpea looking
glase, kie her furnure also rosewood psnoforte
UgaIoN NOTlCE-J. BOG ART, AyCgIoNCER. BY
s1oon 10 sI q ~ ao osiSr
sale onesplendd rossw cd psuofcre also
ahf 81 bedroom furniture; three cases (I
deEen) 6c quality .e hsts latest aye aibsser urns OH
paintings plated ware. carpets kitchen furniture, &C.
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A UCtION TRADE SALE or EARTaGNvaRs. GLASS
a ard cbnA bs cs,s sgns for csth By asNaY G EvAss
Tuseday hugust ~ st 10 nc ut IS HsiJen axe
prtpg complete assarten suitable Cor city re-
tail trade acods carefully repacked for tbp ping.
ApC1IpN EOiICE --THOs BILL, AUCTION sER AND
a q. THOsfSON This day, st i01 O'Clock, Ia the
s kss Brosiwse will clcsei the sse q ID
O'Clock without frst pauote Pawnbroker
eae Monday, 29th by order CT L. LEVY.
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Jury OF FEW YORK-pEPAETMgsr or FINANCE
~ Corprollers Once, August l, lS59.-f-cporAs foa
eE6 Central Park Improvement Fund siocoe.led pro
poaAs viii be received at the Coptro er'a Office Friday
September 1850 ct O'Clock NJ when the same viii BE
publicly opened FOR the rhole the amount OF
foui hundred and sxty houBard SIX hundred dollars OF lac
Central Park Improvement Fund stock Of the city Tee
York authorized by act OF tie Sato entitled car
Act for the regulator and government OF The Ceotca Park
passed April " 1857 amended april 10 1852 and By ord
nance Of As Common Council approved By The Mayor July
said cck win conss OF four thousand six hundred and
sIt ak shnres hundred dollars each shsre AMI corn
prwrs remainder OF the amount authorized " be Issued
ti GG5 for The fnprovement Of tbs Central Park II bssI
the rate OF si csrt payable quar-
from tays-n ard tie principal redeemable Iron
The snS Fund for The Redemption OF the Uiy Debt on
the ss Au 1881 such redemption being furthay n
cured by psdge 81 the Park and its appurtenAnces.
1he proposals ell sse the amount dsired and the
price share scd the whose proposals.
si be required 70 deposit i The Cha uberlan city
~hn Ave Gays ser TIE ocenng OF the bids OF the
sun awarded 70 shsm respectively including the premium
Me hole sum
presenting the receipts Of hs chamberlain such pay
he Cmp roller bidders win be entitled /, receive
.s<nss for eQusi Of the par OF tho stock
beArtxg sEiss eat frora The daies Of such deposit
Zach proposition should be sealed Up AID endorsed "Ppo
sale Ton central ark improvement Fund sock and he
poeas thus ssaed ard endorsed put IN second
scaled, and sd,rs ssed TO The Comptroller.
Ibs risb; II rcsrved Tie Fart OF he torptroer 20
xry al OF The bios coode-ec neoeArs protect pro
EoBEpr 7 HAws. cons,rousr
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4 SslGNEE'6 SALE Am CRI5rALAR AUCrfONTga
a will sel en- Tueday. 2ad iast, n. 10 ocoss st Nc Z
avenve corner OF kecond street. the stock lurss OF
grocery Store consisting OF coffee spi,es Gnur
soar candles moa"es and large LOT OF groceries too nu
erors &c mentions ALEC couaters shelving aud vein
measures barrels &c aso horse, wagon and BY
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oils, 81 AND UPWARDS ON UNION BANK OF
FARGO 90. 50 Broadway New York and California Er
press Company.
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NnRruss,


TsTs ssIfI,u AND NORTH AMERICAN 2oYAL MAIL
FROM YORK TO LIVERPOOL
Ss,ed CO. ~, pssssss
rson BOSTON 70 mvlarooI.
yftes cabin passage. $40
'e sss .S SiSa TX. ssn' Hssoa O.. 81 H.s; %
rhrs sHt. T apt, Jqd s, c.s.DA Capt Lang
CAPT ss.nso. susor4 os Us's 1 Iss
an sssss S AIRY Ss rs Light n mast haAa; gsen
rsx.IA Jnetiss leaves 3. York. "Wednesday. Aug. II
ASIA Lott 0n' leave: O' ssa wwsSSas:ss AUG &
..s ssIn MIsr leaves Boston, .saUesa.Y sept
os soai xsans:as s ssDs
ssrths MOT .ecwsd until pa,d for
The these chips ~ accountable for gold.
% o .Sss IL xus and S.
therein expressed For freight 2, g:sssse spPly to
TIs!raD srArss Man. srx AssHIP vsNDsHsLr,
vea prsoy On SATURDAY. Hasd S
"a passengers and spsS1s fsr frsnS e Asd
ssss;n.hip As s vii hi follow September 10.
ERnAr KgDyyrIoN-rHl vANpnssns sUxo-
" poan line Uutsd sstss man ssAmshps sA every fort
e ss e !: :ss % ss:s ;'' saturday nd
FOE sournAnrros sournAnrro.
AND aAvRl ros NEW yosG.
xHiHn Wiz. L.... s.s Sos sss q wsy s sSs
o9SAs gJz =. cs.5ury say scpi .. 1say odt II
Hs;:s ss ssst Us usS .ss "a @ o.ss s
oSInI II csSin sc c0 s AL 70 ''0s w.
Ihyd cabin: lni.ed nunbss. $50
Ss1sss X SsS ana D e Europe
c,..,. D. ro ,s sgsst Nc eov!inx ce.n NY'
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AUrIoN NOTICE -CHINA, GLASS, EARvhEN
"A ware and fancy goods by J.. II BARTLsrT, suc
hcneer Tueedsy Aueus 49, ri 10 O'Clock Pearl sire
regular weekly sale dss large and chooe for re
bAxgacs
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A kHToNAEs SALE "A sRtsT Sian AOOClONnNR
~ whl nen on tuesday 2Sd Inst at l2if O'CLOCK al 4S0
,our ues bs socs and ax,nres q boot shoe store
copssug OF cAikr AID patent ather shoes
CATERS and xf I'd Ties adcs and morocc, rsters
bushius tes t:ppers md number of articles ia tbs
line Bv gvder Of assignee. = 49,
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fyLOAKS AT wHOLEsALE
W tbs usual tevma OF credit
Attention Of buy II invited
70 tie stock ef GEORGE BULPIN,
Importer and manufacturer,
s61 Broadway.
Black velvet BuYnoua.
Block cloth Burnous.
Black cloth Sofevuos
Black and gray cloth shAw.ettes;
RA0LANS, CHEsTEAFIELUS AND CASAQUES
Of ever grade In price,
from the lowest to the most costly goods.
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FINANCIAL.

U9u3T BELMONT CO.. BANKERg No 60 Wal,
"A street. Of yeIlery sysiabs m Al
d. through Mes.rs Hohschld o, PArfc eu
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4 UCIION SALR OF
~ LICH AMI CNaTy "

hbc r. psEor sui P,noio.ts masaia.sa
unique re:ssrSs hS,a1s ea.''''a
Being tss ,s ss,s =, s Of p.oes.y
~ s sss 90
ale Cscsuss vii Be a house, ana Pass IN WaS
% give nf'''a,''on r . SHJSs.i sGsxnuns
e ons 5 sn . sss With
ture grs. and maroon brocsde with Zip cover:
.oi': made . order and s.frsv hins been
short TIME two marble op ssssr re II. mirror
and ss ss :;
spa sc Win a and Esyp;o tops
I,os1oS CHAIR:
Z; IN sss:s cs%ss
dersd shades and s.s1ea5 Anoarmrrrs
Y1es.uy decorated FreoNa %.nisl Eiruscan and
sd and e.
se ssD sfsa o l5s
p dfss,;Dg ch carved ,.ss
cloth French ruth and cottage chairs, ete totes, Frsuh
soeIe vssst pIa;s md hsiS ces sss sunsss safIss
cbsvs assss warrOiss water bottles and tnbers velvet
en EssGAsr ROSEWOOD PIANoFoRrE with every mo
Eslen:on dnns table, With for leaves F-eu,A chin.
wines rub, finger bowls dsssnsrs, lie bSte, Miuor
stands msud silver ware ali OF Roges Brothers
msnuaciure combating OF alyers dinner service
forks fu stands cake baskets silver
yor snd pearl culery oak dIug ohsir covered 10
pets &c with large variety Of rosewood oat and aah1rsny
furiure not tere enumerated Of every descriotou
large ie and burssr Droot iron tafe By Fober NJ
Patrick. and one Of Johnssou's ps.eut cherps;
Gtraagev st, end reliable men in asndanes to cart
sA Tss be Sc , s
msnt on any account
A uC,IoN TRADE SALE or GAsTHaNwsRs. GLASS
"A auj china bs ceis' oguD for csth By HENnY EVAgs
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;orsI :LEs sAiE.-A. N. cBIsTALkE.. AUG.
Eonser ~il, ae his day at iQs oclans al rs 80wery,
bout lou quits percha coats By order OF the Constable
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-07

B4-The Opposition are unable to stem
the current Of popular opinion in favor Of
our ticket, and are sndeAvorlrg TO throw dis
respect on our motives they dare not open.
ly oppose the issue the people have made
through the Democratic Convention latcly
assembled The masses Of the people--the
hard working mechanics, and laboring men,
know full we'll the party that has always ad>
vOcated measures Of reform which would se-
cure to honest toll its just reward. Hence,
the almost universal enthusiasm In favor Of
the nominees of our party In this county
The people know thoy have been wronged
and foully dealt with by combination Of
brokers and money changers, and the whole
profits Of years Of toll are swept into the
strong box Of the usoreF 10 be dealt out
again, with leprous hands, to some other
victim Of their intern vaccinations. They,
the people, have patiently waited year after
year, and listened to the ayron song of the
money sharks, that better times were at
hand, and money would soon DO easier. But
while a bounhiul Providence showerod
down his blessings on the land, no bright
star Of hope appeared in tho horiSons all
was gloom and dispair; and 20 add insult to
injury, the usurers, emboldenod by previous
suocess have placed ticket of their own
in the field. But indications, at psesent,
wsrrant US In tho belief that few will sup
port 1t outside Of the magic circle Of their
own acquaintance, and tho few that they
can persuade that the Democracy are insin'
cOro in their demands for the passage Of q
usury law.
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RATES or FARE ,
HEAD avAprru,, a Ra,ay % p,yg. 9, NM

HEAD QUAHTEAs, sd Bnig., ID DIv., o. N,M,l
DAyToH, o., Aug a0 1860
Special Order, Tho qualified electors ul the First
- No !, ! Regiment Third Brigade, seond Dl-
vision o. " Nj, are hereby notified 10 meet at the
Afmofy corner Of First and ~ Clair htfeetb, ia the
city oil Dayton, on Monday, the twelfth day ui Sep-
tcmbor 1909, between the hours OF 10 A. NJ. and ~.
M aud then and there, proceed TO the election aa-
e0rding TO law, OF ono Lieutenant Colonel aud one
Major for said Regiment 10 III vacancies.
The Miami Light Guard will open poll nj their
Armory In MiAnlabnrg and the CLAY guards at
Dodnon, aud proceed Rt the time and Ia the manner
~ mentioned above 10 the election OF the officers
specified above. nov
BY commGnd Of Brig. Gen. vALLAHpianAM.
ID. A, HAYNES,
nug3O Brigade Mailer.
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iirAO QvAaTra., q Imla., q Dg, 9. v v n, !

HEAD QUARTHaa, I'd Bnid., "a DIv., o. V. NJ,
DAYrOH, August 10, 1907,
General orders, Pursuant to Sec on of hu act "To
No. !. discipline tho Militia aud Nolifn-
toer Militia OF the state OF Ohio tho Volunteer
Militia OF the I'd Brigade, "a Division o. V. Nj, hrc
hereby notified and required 10 report themselves
IN the city Of Dayton on "Wednesday, september a.
1880 At eoeloek, A. NJ, fullyequpned and prepared
10 do camp duty,
Tho brigade win go into Camp At PHILIPPE Woods
betweonthe toll gate and river, on the Troy Turn
and continue In service not less than two nor morc
ny command of Drgadier General q, l., YALLAE.
DIauAM II. A. HAYNES
brigade Major
Gs-Raeh company win provide ia 6wh rAil6ns
auRi0
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BELIZE IN TEN MINUTES.
Bryan's p Pulmonic w afers.


T1tr ohidfNAL Mrbftixn EsrAnitsin.b IN tast
and nrt article 9f The kind ever ntrodnaod under
the name Of "pptnoric WAFrHa,n In this OF any
other country All other pulmOnie waters are
ronhterfeita. The genuine can be known hy the
name BRYAN being stamped on eauh WAFFV
BRlAN'S pULM0NIC WATERS
lteiieye coaghs, Colds s0af THROAT, Hoarsenoss,
BRYAN'B PuhMONIo WAFERs
Relieve Asthma, nroHchftts ufhiculk Hfer thing,
DRlAH'S PubM0Nfc WAFRRs
Qelicvs Splitting q neod, eAlnA in the Chest.
BhYAN'B PUhMONfO WATERS
Relieve lnctpient Consumption, lding Diseases.
BRYAN'S PULMONIC WAFEHS
Rclievs IFsitatlon % ne uyels And Tonuns,
nRYAN'S PuLMONIO WARERR
Relieve the above Complaints In Ten Minutes
BkfAN'S PuLMoNfC WAFERs
Are a blessing 20 sill Clasaca and Constitutions.
BhYAN'S PULMONIC wAFERs
Are adapted 80 Yocallata aud Public speakera.
BRYAN'S PULMONIC MAFBRs
Ato In simple for aud pleasant TO the taste,
BRYAN's PuLMONiO WAFERs
Not only relieve but effect rapid and lAating Cnres
DRHAN'B PuLMONIO WAFERa m
Arc warranted 20 give saiiafsetlon 10 every one.
No Family shonld DO without h box OF
Bryan'n Pulmonic WATERS
IN TmE noUsR.
No Traveller should be without a supply Of
BTyan's Pulmonic Waters
IN uIs poCEer
No person will ever object TO give
BTyan's Pulmenic Waters
TwrNry-rIvE GENTS. CD
Jon MOSES, sole Proprietor, Rochestcr, NY.
Holdhy w, W. srRNAnT,
myi6 Dayton, Ohio.
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FoR RnnT.

A FIN v store room ON Market street very
n suitable foT Grocery OF Rating House, belng
that part Of the room nON occupied by ". A. a a. ~
20 or 10 feet deep,
Alec, large foom oh the second noor, 9gxa0 feet,
.uitAhle fof 40 olee, Enirance on Third street.
EnQuife Of n. A. r. n More, or
CHAa. n. CLARKE,
JyIs Rsal Estate Agent, "a ht.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-07
CINCINNATI CONFERENcl..

st DAYTON, Sept z.
The following are the DaEnes Of the preach
ers attending the Conference, and the places
of their location;
Bishop G. II. Ames-Dr. A. q. Walden,
10 Van Buren street.
Bishop T. A. MOrris--s. Marshal, Finley
j.. ArmstFOng--Mrs. Il. p. Melyen, 10
Hainbridge. 1a l.a.
s. A. brewster Valentine sh@fer, 7
Bridge.
s. BOnDett--Dr. Mccarthy, $50 Fifth.
j. o. Bontecue--S. Boltin, IL Green
iisnry Baker, II. DIM. Toby, Brown
endlbmith.
~ M. Bitter, NJ. D.--,IOAni ArnOlds, 81 Per,
~ Fy.
A. ". Boall--Iohn Arnolda. p Perry.
j. q. Back--B. Gcisinan, 4 Bainbridge.
M. q BAker--D. M. Curtis, Finh and
j, BpeSsa -. M. Curtis, Fifsh and Pine.
y. $, Broyp--WillIap Howell, Eddy.
j. Bfnden-- WILLIAMS HoeelI,7 Eddy
IL. Beell~John Lane, 400 Third
II y. O. liohjAw he y John llano, 400 Third,
ARA BroWn--M, D., Walker, Sixth and
c. c. crnm--fhomas Brown, Jefferson
wan y D. 0layton-s Clayton
N, Calender Rev. VIM. HefF, 500 Third,
+. D, Crow --Dr, McCArthy $50 Fifth.
y s. Cowden--A Boltin, IL Green.
], II. Ctnlant-- s. Marshall, Finley.
y, s, coIlett--M. b. Walker, sixlh and
Jefferson. ~ alt1lg is1t .. .
- If, ooprsy- George Mccain, 2s Chest,
D, cslI=Aan- = >, 8 8 cs4eyss... list, woss Of
y 2, Deem--J, =. F.Dohaldson, o.. Ath and
Wilkinson, n = - sarsd a..f II. 80,
NJ 9. Dutin--Dr >. Haynes, Perry and
.Dunn--J. Hammond, Eagle.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-07

Two HANDSOME and highly improved
Il farms, lying ABOUT miles north OF the city, "a
acres eAeh. CITY PROPERTY win be taken In
part payment. ALSO,
24O acres IN Hancock County, not far from tho
county scat and three iourthA OF nile from raj
road station. 100 improved balance excellent
timber. Very line land, and will b. sold at u bar
gain. ALSO,
100 acres one mile north wsai OF Union City, we'll
Improved, creek runnina through the CENTRE
never failing water, large barn, good bearing or
Ghard, springs, &c. d. I.I.
ALSO,
~ aefeH In Darkc county, part good tnbcri good
land, n No. I barn, painted, goOd houAe, 81 ,OO0
down, balance ON long time.
ALSO, 100000 ...I HF.
A number of other farmA vRriouBlY located and all
very cheap together with n large ainonBt Of denra-
bio city property of eyary description. .. .g.
Jyla CHAS. y, CLARKE, Sd 81,
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Tho Homesiead Blu Again.

A few days AGO tho State Journal replied
to us In much improved style, and yet
most dlsongenuouSly quoted from the Cin-
cinnati Commercial, mere literal error
made by chat paper in reporting Mr.. VAL
landigham's speech near Mlddletown, maxi
ing him soy that no had voted against Grows
amendment TO the Homestead Bill Mr. Grow
offered no amendment 10 tho Homestead
Bill, and the Jouraal know IL. Mr.. V. ro-
lerred to Grows monstrous amendment to
Cobbs Presumption Bin. Tho latter was
voted upon January 20, 1859, and tho Home
stead Bill on February I 1859. How very
small business for the Journal 10 sock an
escape by such palsry evasion and misrepre-
sen,ation. MIR. VallaDdigham and oil his
Democratic colleagues voted FOR the Home
stead Bill lust as Il was but he and most
Of them voted against Grows iuiquitOus
amendment to another bill forbidding oil
persons living in any Of the older States,
from purchasing the public lands for ton
years except under the penalty Of exile.
As TO the insinuaton that Mr.. v. "pohun-
teered while a. Represen tatiye from SOW
ereign State to define his position on the
Ohio Black Laws "for effect on the commit
toe of elections, il isnot true What ignor
rance and nonsensel Hc was contestant
not a Representative; and was assailod and
misrepresented first, and Only replied to the
aktaoL
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-07

| WOULD call attention to Land now Of
L fored 20 exchange for CITY Property or Goods
located ~ f0llOwui i. w lL fl.Il HlL
Ross. Allen, Defiance, Henry,
Fulton, nArke and Wiliiamh Counties,
INDIAN A--ltRndolph w slla ,WRbRAh, Stark,
Jasper, Pulaski and Lake Counties.
LLINOIS-Lawrnee RichiRnd. Crawford
and Jasper Counties,
bBOURI-OhAriton,W w AshiDgton, Madison
Ripley, Reynolds, Oregon and
f. i shannon COuhtieH, h
IOWA A-Scott, buchanan, Boone, Cedar and
...l Van buren Counties.
MINN NBBOTA--Dskota, iamsey, Rice, Scott
and Mcleod Counties.
The above are ohoiee lands, and wtil he hanged
on the most desirable terms on application TO
CHAh. E. CLARKE,
lYs Clogg'B Duildlng, Third street,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-07

80 For Locals, Telegraph. and other
matters Of interest and Information, see
First and Fourth Pages.
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Rev A Fddy..-M MarlAy, $40 Flnh.
J z Durbln y D--Thos Parrott, Fourth.
y Wise y DIR q Cofwin, Fourth.
DW Clarke p D--,i r Hoeien
q Kingsley n D--I Achey.
fC Holiday y DIS Craiehcad.
y l. Smith Thomas Brown, 1eiItfton
. V licmon-- Daniel Richmond. second
II A Hardin y udgu Holt. Second,
rJ w McMuiicn--S Cfaiqhead
rfos Rust - D--T " Lewis, Jefferson,
Pros Allyn---'r N lsowia, Julstsson. ,.ss
VIM Taylor.-l n Reed.
Prof NJ ? Gaddis-rW w Wolf Finh (
III N barnes -Iudgn Holt.
y w Gunn-W W Wolf Finh.
sW Sullivan "A g Sullivan, Ann.
ilcv Hill--Iacob Shuey. Second.
Nv hillcr--J : Boys Walnut,
q W Mendcnhall--lohn Achcy.
y llouso-Thomns parro,t
Prof L. Merriok--Thos. Parrot, Fourth.
NJ 4 Bowman--E llcaibman, Fifth
n liornaday Honry Buvingor as arcch.
s CarUy4aJohn shhtof, 17o JcfierMon.
I.ucicn Glarkc--J q Rhodes, Finh.
WIN y ohtistic-aM 7 Gaddis, Sa2 West
End
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OITY pRoPnRTYlI

CITY PRoPHRTYu
Jefferson sta handsome lot, Weat side, below
sih at. siaaii EfAme upon Il.
second Ht,--llouao and Lot below Perry. north
alde. House, Two.stofy Brick
Large and oOny ycniant, Lotb0x8O0.
BrOwnBt,- t,-OppoBlte BuokeyeHt Large Hriok
House and large Lot CHEAP,
Brown Bt.--Corner OF Ann. Two-atory Double
nfiok hOnse, good Cellar, Well,
CinteTn, 40. VIII rent TO pay 10
per cent on the Investment, ..
Nc ncaegsh - --tlnnaaits hArr. Two-atory Frame
House LOtb0xl6O, TT7
Fiflh at.--cOrner OF Montgomery. Fine Lot,
Small Frame House.
AtSOf ..t .....
FORTY LoTsl--onthe Alllbslwssp ad and Oh sta,
and large number OF vacant Lots
IN hilinront pafts OF the city, For
sale cheap, or TO o xehRngO for other
properly.
Gfiass Il, CLARKE
Real EHtate Agent,
ClsgE's Building, QdHt.
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OPENING OF NEW
DA0UERREOTYPEa PHOTOGRAPHIC ROOMS,
lsEpTEMnER cTn3
At the Gallery Of Art, AGA, ara Street,

EAsH w THE fosi oFFlVE'
THE SUBSCRIBER RESPECTFULLY
Il informs his ffionda and patrons, that 10 has
resumed bis old business Of Dngentrootypibg IN
oonneobsn with bls Gallery Of Painting for whioh
purpose ho has nttod up rooms In tbs most elegant
style, over his Picture fTamo aud Looking Glass
Store. Having secured the services Of Nj, o. u.
FiNOll, who has tho reputation OF being ono or
the most sklliull Photographers In tho West, ha
thinks he cannot fall 10 render the most sutlro
Satisfaction 10 all who want n filtbGlllkooess.
Picture Frames of every description, and book.
lng dlas'sa OF oil Asos' always on hand, or made
" order.
SsP6'iG 4. W. oRDLAND.
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uEMP,
and STAIR, and Large stock of Mats, Rugs,
prnggoir, and Drnggot Squares, Dhmasks,
Hollands, Ohintzoa, Lace and Mualln
tH Curtains, and Curtain FiKtnroa,
Iowellngs, SbeotinRs, Table LinRtns, Doylies.
sapklns and Eurnishing Goods generally Floor,
Table and OIL Cloths, Stair Rods, Curtain bands
and Pins, and uornlces, andaIe daily making ad.
ditionH 90 our stock Of
Wall & Window Papers,
making up an assortment Of stylos and prices,
cannot fall 10 suit.
The above goods are offered at Wholesale and
Retail.
VAN AUsDAL DIXON, a CO.,
aep,b. w Mainst, opposite tho Court House.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
40. 000 ACRES Of Land ip Illinois, on
sling Improved Farms Andwlld lands. i I +.
Iothgse paving small iA,ma y this section, that
VIII acil alta good price, would say sell, and so
where you can got lRTEe tract Of land AZ n low
price, and whore You viii have equally good mar
keta. HN t7ffHf HNr
ALSO, 10000 Aores we'll selected Land,
y MInsonfl, both the quality and title O which
erpr0peTty, ON the most desiFabls tefms. /.
ALSO, small but choice Farm IN Clark
County, well Improved, viii be sold chesp, and
city property takeHti IiaItpAy mfHt.
ALSO, A hne Lot on Ludlow st., between
lth and 9th, liB by 10 ft--alley back,
ALSO Garden Lots OF "a acres each, on
the River Road, neaFthe city, Ill. .faa
ALSO, A 3 story Brick BuRineas House, on
Jefferson, ,betwesn 80 and tth sis., and desirable
retidcnee on bth g., bet Main and Lndioa.
ALSO Fine impOsed Property In Miami
City" and "Dayton view,N 40 tracts Of from to
10 Rdtes, All for sale rnEAPby
CHAB, n. CLARKE,
feb2i Real ksiaie Agent clagg 'anulldlng,
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TWThe following article was so wretch,
edIy botched BY the composi'or, (whose er-
rorp, in the hurry Of going 70 press we're
overlooked by the proof reader, that We re-