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Mile Hccolomin is announced to give two concerts in
Charleston April 9Th and eth.
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Some Ladies' set their faces against the
of smus nts but there when the will ind,
use Of
CHAkEs' LONDON CORDIAL GIN
medicine, aud pen allies
pecu,art their delicate organization cod only In and
pint bottles, by all druggists ana grocers.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.


Thousands suffer all of annoyance nom
aart. Nest people know what s and resul
but few know how II be cured II IL simply
irritation and after enlargement Of foces and
qucnt bckenng Of the mucous membrane lining the nasal
svies frontal smuses and posterior and sometimes
extending into the throat and lungs Prom this tight
and often vertigo of the head osuced profss
tow loss q nasal voice ana ofren impaired
bearing and aste The old school remedies have
bic 10 do anything for it, Nasal injections and nhs'aous
painful snd expensive hey generally worthless yet
AIKEN two sr three times per cav promptly relieves tae mild
st all colds In the head and radically
by the most obstinate
4 the experience of hundreds
Price, with fun directions. &C 80 cents per box.
~ B.-A full set OF Humphreys Honamopathi, Specifies
with book Of directions and ~ remedies In large three draeh
sss and morocco case 50; ditto 10 plain 81 family
Of 70 boxes and book ~
The the single boz full any al
dress mail express free charge.
price Address r. HUMPHkEYs 4 CO., 562 Broadway NY.
by
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Non-Arrivnl OF the Indian.

PORTLAND, Me-, April 6-1 A. N.
There yet no indications o. the steamer Indian
now over due at this port with Liverpool dates of the
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The subscribers Commissioners appointed TO auperntsn
he OF the Sparta Academy Lottery do hereby
bat the ioo wing the numbers which this dag
from the wheel, VIZ
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"A Is solicited 70 the prices Of I'm alish
CARPE1lNGS,
Imported for spring city trade
Royal velvets u Is 70 81 So
English Brussels, Soc To 81 IS; ngrans, size to &c.
Oicloths Sic. 10 Toe.
At HIRAM ANDEhS JNS, 90 Bo very.
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rc. = LII ffheSNS WhO HAVE
beer Induced s to buy sswrs |.sh.es Which wiz not p
"s1s No S ssist
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.ashos ssslesd aoSsSs Sa1.
r, ana sspsrry uiess iar sale ~ r
NJ aS Maiden lane ~ b-lrestSe on fermensed liquors
and l.0v0 cnsnlos4 recipes.
&1s%eits SEWING s.oHINEs -
aLine ever offered i low prlss 10y - ''aS. - -
N SINGER co. 4sa Brosdwa,.
SlNesRs SEWING xAcHIsEs
alsctmea Ia. rsSed w,liH four he r.
rKuNEs, yALIsns. BAGS. ac zwHoLEsALE AND
5.e.s.sz :. ' : : - : - --- $780, -
TRuMPsl - -
- raics rivE crs1s. IS
'is s % ted
tale OF american lne entitled
BY GEO WIN. CURTIS
Auu0r Oh ne i0i Io .adj 5sps ac IRE n0'4A Oh
The srst number appears in nARrIRs WEEKLY for April
psrua.i OF HnrrRs WEEKLY will Keep persons living ID.
fully i'iay ls rs, il i've
- .am;;;,n,
A" " D'' F Frank square. New York.
,-,nr,.ne,
a FIRST CLASS IILUsfAa TED FAMILY NEWSPAPER.
PRICE rive CENT. ,,,
@ xs s the n II nm i
lae Ut american me- eBtiisd
BY GEO. wN CURTIS,
A'"0r Oh me r0'i HowA5a,E DC. EN' N0'''
WITH ILLUSTRATIONS sY AUGUSTUS HoPPIN.
The number appears in HARPERs WEEKLY April q
peru.al Of HAnrrn WEEKLY will keep person. living in
FIVE GINS 4 su.sEa-sssS ! I,1s-
franhln square, New York.
TRuMPsI u.n,v,s v,rv,v
a FIRST CLASS ILLUSTRATED FAMILY NEW6PAPH8--
The h.v, r5 bs IssE 1rS If . ~
commence this week the publication Of Illustrated serial
tale Of American life, entitled
Author of "The Podphar Papers" "Nils Note, Ct .
WITH nLusrRATfoSsS By sGqusrUs Hopr1N
The hr number appears in HARrsRs WEEKLY for Apas
reru.al Of HAnrrns WEEKLY keep persons living in
80 fully dsIS Ss h9y %s II Which we Live
r.n,vn nno77-en,
ETan.lla square New York.
TRuMPsi
FIRST CLAsS ILLusT RATED IA MILY NEWSPAPER
PRICE 1--WE CENTS.
PaDic,tIon illustrated seri.
tAie Oh American me- en, .i lea
BY as9 WIN CURTIS,
aewsdi,,, te,
The arsi number appears HAnrzRs WEEKLY for April
perusa q H.nrSn's wErkLr win keep living in
the country thoroughly posted on the news Of me day
so fully illustrated history Of the tunes in which we lve
u.upvv nro31s.,
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s e y, 4. Of dassd serial
49,. BY GEO. WIN. CURTIS.
~, WITH nLusTKATlOss by AuGTsTus HoPpIw
..e =. .,u
The ssSssAg posted DC
SO July illustrated hor rss Of the ms sd 80 Witt we i've
1--WE eEsTs 4 suaHEH-sasoA YEAR.
HARPER BRoTnEss; . y
-.n7-,.nz. =,
TRUMPsi -
FIRST CLASS 7ssE Ar S. s7ar NEWSPAPER
s
TEUMpsn
Author of "rhs rodehar fapsrs," sSne notes of
The drst number appssrs ARrrRs WsxKLY for Apra a.
perusa of HAMPERS WEEKLY will keen persons living IN
the conutry horoue hs posted on the OF he day
No other publication lives NATTER
40 ,ullv iunrsed history of he rnes In (Which We live
~ '"N' FIVE wee cxsrs s Su%saR1Ss 50 TIas
harper BROTHERS, x.v
49, 80,
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INVITATION TO THE PUBLIC.
On THURSDAY the 7h Instant shall place exhibition
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Wheeler s. Wilson's Sewing Machines.
Office 5vo Broadway, N. Y.
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Grover Il Bah er's Celebrated
NOlSELkSS FAMILY SEWING MACHINES,
No i95 broadway, New York.
We have NJ GROVER BAkkk'S 10 family.
and must In justice to the manufacturers that
good "a was represented 70 be- N. Y Ledger Aprn2
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Official Drawn "a, by Telegraph.

The ubscrbers Ccnmssioners appointed By the Govern
OF the state OF Delaware 10 superntend the drawing of
ery authorized by he legislature having this day
the drawing OF the Lottery for the BENEFIT OF the state of Del
ware do hereby certify thst the following the nnbe
which ere this day drawn from the wheel, VIZ
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MYsCEILaNEOun

MISCELLANEOUS.
4 NEW AErioI6
FOE THE HAIR.
PHALON SONS COCOINE
best and cheapest article for The hair For PRESERVES
beautyng and rcstong the hair the most perfect hatrdre
ing offered the public Bold Al b7 l97 and 1917 Broad
way and by all druggiss and fancy goods deseyS IArg
bottles 60 cents; smaii - cent? Inquire for PHALof
BEWARE OF OoUNTEaFEITs,
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BosroN, April 5, 1859.
be following are tbe footngs Of our bank statement for
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a r JONES', 10 ANN STREETS 10 CONGRESS SHOES
IN and CATERS 81 90 French calf creas boots spring style
warranted satisfactory.
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EXTRA GLASS, No. 2l5. April 5, 1850

they stand above.
Witness hands mt wilmington. Del this Tuesday
JOS. SEAL, {So"nhs"Herl
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TNHE EVENING ExPRsss.
l. THIRD EDITION
The publication OF the svhNINe kxPRsss terminates At
eiSpM. twill contain all the sickes trial TO A., PM ADD
the telegrsphc received hour The circulation
OF the ExPResss three times tho united circulation u
81 the oshes evening papers OF she ci1y
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CentDs COZ Ssy.e,
The most baiisnt at Tor young men.
Whites Own, something entirety New In
INC sol hat lse npcret b. Mr. W o feoona, Of Rlrs
can be seen at ZIG oad~sy, under Barnara's Massum
Geo. SAUNDERS Metsiitc r..b,et Razos ssroy.
1bis nmshe srtc% obtsaed ,t ths 'oie maoufsc
various SCENTS iroSe S bee =. En-: no. s' ' AID Oh Inc
GnTnsy,s S.ss PartYs spnse s".s Esns A.
gallery ~ br"sdwsy Photographs dssuerr"osypea minA
'''os :" VI SAa so-yypet.
Caution LaA,es.-The oasy place In rev
81 broadway. 'A''''
Fly. s.-lmproved French Yoke shirts,
new i syie made 70 order and WARMED u DC; at
bAlLOU bhCIHtES cole maaufactut efs, 400 Brcaiway
For Perfect tJuiBg shirts and the Latest
nove, In genensna FURNISHING goods, GREENS Shirt aud
NIoody's Perfect FitiSng Shirts,
MUUDi's shirt Manufactory, 262 Broadway.
Dubois puntaioons.- Dubois Is the Best Cut.
tor OF pantaoons In The city, No. Clinton phase. Eighth street.
Cure Your CouSh.-25 Ceuts.
ll3 third avenue. Fourteenth street.
A Chest OF Good Tea for One DcIIar.--Aiso,
ten pounds coffee for u. at GHalsTIANsok's No.
Conee.-Purc Java, In packages, 81 his,
for 81; also chest OF for ST. REDrOEDs q sixth
avenue.
Grover q Bakers Celebrated
NOlSELkSs FAMILY SEWING MACHINES,
No i95 broadway, New York
We have NJ GROVER BAKhkS 10 6,ir own family
and must say, In justice to the manufacturers that
good as 1t was represented TO be- N. Y Ledger, Apru2
Wheeler s. Wilson's Sewing Machines.
Office 5vo Broadway, Y.
Herring's Patent Cham pion Fire
And burglar proof safes PSI Broadway Murray NY
Some Ladies' set their faces against the use
of siuns, but there when the will ind,
use Of
CHAhEs' LONDON CORDIAL GIN,
medicine from the pairs aud Allies
peculiar their delicate organization only
pint bottles, by all druggists and grocers.
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MAnkrE DU VorcE cNE Of ZEE rRgATFsr IN
I osp'pden medical caiYvoysct psv rc'sps NO. be'vs
VIZ Who h.s ssniy ue~xst ~un resssret hs
eSttI, 70 We hinh and u hs dsf " ths iefos
es'sAl1ett OF htrnr.Gs nc-t'u 6ffins ne
pssa YER n"~ 10 Jersey cts, n. D., and Il irsts5
a. =. sNu-n IiEAn srct the luucyJr 81 hSwarr
s'Thos bergen ami 'ersey vshn f~~
afflicted With sns cisesae n csii
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ipRoCATFIS, DAMASKs, LACE AND MUSLIN CUR
40 tains--W hole sale and retail
BLING, MASON HATFIELD, a5 Broadway.
rSosNs, BuNIONs, NAILS PENETRATING TEx
y aesn cured without pain that the boot be
fmeciltely after the without the leasi
the patient BY Dr ZACHshTE surgeon chirope
i 60 Brosdwny Refers ply and surzeons Of
ne
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-29
Kentucky Election.

The Kentucky State election comes of on
Monday next, Aug. lst 1t is probable that
never before in the history of political par-
ties in that State has a canvass been 80 ex,
citing, and bitter as the one which will end
on Monday next The candidates, from
those for Governor, down to the foot of the
ticket, have met each other upon the stump,
and during the season have spoken to every
voter who could be induced TO turn out and
hear them. The candidates for Governor,
particularly, have been in every precinct
throughout the State and five may Judge
from our Kentucky exchanges they have
had exceedingly warm discussions It Is
pretty generally conceded that Beriah Me-
Coffin, the Democratic candidate for Gevcr-
nor, will beat the opposition candidate, Josh.
I. Bell, and that the State ticket will be
elected by a majority of from 5000 to 5000
besides the election OF nearly all the Com
gressmen. The result Of the Kentucky elec-
tion will be looked for with intense interest
throughout the Union. We look 10 il with
hope.
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The Aurust Exodus.

Monday next August let, will be great
dsy with the ladies aud gentlemen from Afri
ca, and the genus of every shade and hue
ia the United States, If we may except the
few friendly Indians, who lingor about the
graves Of their forefathers" Il will be the
anniversary Of the emancipation of the slaves
in ~ Domingo and we notice by the pa
pers friendly to the movement that very
extensive preparations are being made
throughout the country TO have the event
marked with tremendous eclat Ethiope
will have on her best harness, and her big
guns will explode at every prominent point
in the Union
We doubt very much whether one.Gfth OF
those who will participate understand really
what they propose to make all this racket
about. 1t has been in doubt for several
years whether the st. Domingo exodus has
been Of much practical benefit to the colored
race. We have not seen the claim set up
Of late years, that tho condition Of the peo-
pie lover there has been improved materi-
ally. Indeed, it is pretty certain that the
reverse is the case. We do not venture one
word in favor of slavery when we affirm that
the blacks Of the Island are verging again
towards their original wild ness and barbar-
ism. The anniversary" however, will
doubtless be kept up for all time to come,
simply because it has been established as a
day of general rejoicing among the colored
folks. To all this we do not offer an OBJ
ieOtion.
1t is probable that the occasion win be
improved by the opposition to call out and
list the exact number of those of decided
light shade who may be, by desperate
chances, and through Partially of judges of
election, squeezed into the ballot box this
fall. The meetings will be oprortune and
will save the trophle of searching tbrouph
out-ol.the way precincts for light colored
noses. The decision of one or two Judges
on the Reserve Ill give confidence to "high.
er law gentry, and they will go about their
work on next Monday with will. st. Do
mingo forever
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-29

i've Of general dissatisfsction, and no was
burnt 10 cihey at Milan soon afler the fact
Of his increased power was made known =
The stroeitss lately committed by he Pas
pal troops, have made them the oEiecis Of as
much detesiasion as ihe minions Of Anstria,
and we're the Pope endowed with uolimited
power over the people Of Italy, hu govern-
ment would, In all probability, be little bets
ter than the one for which Il has been sub
s.i,uted. His jurisdiction is, however, sub
jcct to such rts,rictioni that he preserves
but the shadow Of power
The great objection to the terms of'the
treaty seems 20 be in permitting the Aus
trians to remain in Venice. Their complete
szPnlsiea vas ell that was required to put
a finishing stroke to the campaign and
make the victory complete.
There are many speculations in England
upon the sudden conclusion Of peace aud its
results, and concerning the ultimate obj ct
of Napoleon, and Il is stated that nothing
has transpirod to induce England to cease
Strengthening her defenses. Fears are en-.
tertained Of an Auslro-France alliance
upon such footing as will endangor the
safety Of the other nations Of Europe -
These are mere speculations, however pro-
duced by an inability to understand the fu-
ture intentions of Napoleon. They are mol
entitled to credit and but little confidence Is
put in them on this side of Atlantic
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-29

SI-The sun says that George w. Mat.
sell, late chief Of the New York Police, is
about to publish dictionary OF the rogue $
dialect, the words employed by thieves,
burglars, stock jobbers, aud other depreda-
tors upon property A large proportion of
the words are from the Gipscy dialect, with
a mixture Of Hebrew and Sauscript So
perfect is the rogues language, that Mr..
Matsell declares that two thieves of differ.
ent countries, perfectly ignorant of each
others vornaoular, are able to converse in
telligibly by using this dialect alone.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-29

D@-An ingenious rascal posted himself
by the railroad track at Moosup station
when Methodist excursion train was rer
turning from Providence to Norwich. Ct, a
few days ago, and as the lalies waved their
handkerchiefs from the car windows, he
reached up and caught whole armful of
them at once. He escaped with his plunder.
That is what we call an in genious wipe"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-29

DEN~C Count Clam, the commander of the
first corps d'lrmee, was at last accounts in
Vienna, and as a reward for his clumsiness
was to have one Of the corps about to leave
for the Rhine. Ii is not known whether
Prince Edward Lichtenstein is to retain the
command of the second corps d'armee but it
is supposed he will be dismissed Count
Zedwitz, the commander of a cavalry divis.
len, will, at his own request, be brought be-
fore o court martial
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-29

No CURE NO PAY.-M. Yries, the HBlaek
Doctor oil Paris, agreed to cure provincial
tTadesman Of cancer on payment Of 2000fr
down, and 290Qfr on the completion of the
cure, The patient, however, died, and his
family called on Vries to restore the 2O0Ofr
but he refused. They brought an eotion
againt him. The tribunal decided that, as
Vries had undertaken to effect cure and
had not fnlalled the obligation, be must pay
back the 20O0fr. -
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Democ+atic state ticket


FOR GOVERNOR,
RUFUsP RANNEY, Of CCuyahoga County.
LiEuTESANT ooyERNoR,
WILLIAM II. STAFFORD, Of Ross County.
JupOE OF TnE SUPREME COURT
HENRY Q. WHITMAN, Of Fairfield Co
AUDITOR oF srATE,
q. y0LNEY DORSEY, Of Miami County
TRRAsURRR or sTArF
WILLIAM BUSHNELL, Of Richland Co
sECRETARY or sTATR,
JACOB REINHARD, Of Franklin County
RoARp oF PUBLIC WORKS,
JAMES TOMLINSON, of Washington G,
COMMON SCHOOL COMMISSIONER
CHARLES N. ALLEN, Of Harrison Go
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Farrns.

O1 4 ACRES in Illinois, 1 miles from Sum.
y ner, ON the o. n NJ. r. r., one hundred acres
improved, the remainder timber ofgood quality,
deep, rich, aliuvial soil
There are two good Dwelling Houses on tn prem
tseH, convenient Out-houses and In the midst of =
good settlement.
This farm is offered at the low price Of SI2 per
acre, being much less than its value. For sale by
CHAS. l.. CLARKE,
Real Eatate Aren't. Rtrept
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FARM FOR SALEt
Notice 20 bridge Builders,

Notice TO Bridge Builders.
SEALEp Proposals will be resolved at the
~ Auditors ofioe, OF Montgomery county, Ohio, In
Dayton, uRtil O'olOok a. NJ, ON
Saturday, August 6, 1889,
For the erection Of Bridge across the Miami Riv.
en- ~ CArrolton, being near where the County Road
leading from CaFfolton west crosses said river.
Bids win be received for the masonry and super
structure, separate for the job complete.
Plan and Specifications can be seen at the Afore-
said ottee, where the condition of payments, &C.
win be made known.
Bridge To be CONT letad this fell.
BY order Of The County COmmissoners.
iy6-d6wt
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HA-For Locals, Telegraph, and other
matters Of interest and information, see
First and Fourth Pages
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sWsg gG.V'OPsaTHY Y'!
DIR. JOmNsON's
HERB DISPENSARY,

Dkss JOHNSOE'S
HERB DTSPENSARY,
OFFICE 95 MAIN 81,
(Second door, Up stalrs,) Buffalo; NY
THE CELEBRATED DIR. JOHNSON,
4 Botanic Physician, treats successfully the fol.
lowing diseases.
Consumption, Dyspepsia,
Asthma, Nervous Debility,
Bronchitis Headache cu,d In IN n,
Lung ~ & est Diseases Sorofula,
Diseases Of the Heart Salt Rheum.
Kidney Affections, Rheumatism,
Liver Complaints, Fever and Ague.
Female Weakness, Pmples.
Diseases OF the Ear and Eve, &c. &c
All who are aufiering from the above named dia-
eaaea, or any other complicated disease of years
standinB are Informed that they have forward
ca by mall or express Tor the small sum OF 81 co
neat package OF Medicines, with all necessary al
rectiona and medical advice. Patients should sppiy
without delay as they can obtain instant relief
from the Doctors remedies.
Dr. JohnR0n's Medicine consists Of extfacta from
choicest Medicinal foreign aud native Roots and
herbs, manufactured under his own supervise on AZ
ms Diapensary, and therefore avoiding the use OF
Mercury and other mineral polsouH, that were ney-
er designed for the system, to which many thous.
ands have fallen victims and gone TO early Pravea
LOTION FOR THE CONFERENCE.-THE John-
soE'e remarkable LOTION for Identifying and i'm
taneously Tan, Freckles, Pimples 80. viii he sent
70 any part OF the country Tor 81 90 and one post
age stamp Address
DR.. JOHNSON, Drawer 4Oi,
ONCE 80 Main street, Buffal D, N. y.
NJ B'-Female Pills 81 90 abox. jeli-dGwiy
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FOR SALE,

20 OOO ACRES Of Land in Illinois, on
CO,OOO Or nearllnes OF Rail RoaGs compri-
sing Improved Farms aud wild lands.
Tothose having small farms in this section, that
Will sell at q good price, would say sell, and 20
where you can get large tract of land at n low
price, and where You viii have equally good mar
kets.
ALSO, 10000 Acres well selected Land,
in Missouri, both the quality and title of whiah
Twill guarantee. For sale or exchange for 9TH
er property, on the most desirable terms.
ALSO, A small but choice Farm in Clark
County, we'll improved, will be sold cheap, and
city property taken in partpayment.
ALSO A fine Lot on Ludlow st., between
4th and 9th, by 80 ft.-alley back.
ALSO, Garden Lots of 7 acres each, on
the River Road, near the city.
ALSO, A story Brick Business House, on
Jefferson, between Sd and lth sts, and desirable
residence on 9th st., bet, Main and Ludlow.
ALSO, Fine impoved Property in "Miami
City" and "Dsyton View" in tracts of from to
10 acres. All for sale CHEAPby
CHA5 a CLARKE,
feb2i Real Estate Agent, Clegg's Building.
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City PrOperty-Desirabic Resi-
reucc!

I offer for sale on reasonable terms, u
L new aud handsome residence ON I'd street be.
| low Perry
| The House ia large Andc mmodious, with all the
modern Improvements and couvcntcuceB; is finely
located, andin good ncighbOrhood. WIN be sold
cheap, ifapplication Is made soon.
CHAS. r. CLARKE,
mhS Real Estatc Agent, Cleggs Building,
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CITY PROPBRTYl
JeherHOn STA handsome Lot West side. below
9Th st. Small Frame upon it,
Second at.-Houae and Lot be low Perry, north
side. House, rwo-story Brick
Large and convenient Lot 6OX20O.
Brownat-Opposlte Buckeye q. Large Brick
House and large Lot CtlEAP.
Brown 81. Corner Of Ann. Two story Double
Brick House, good Cellar, We'll,
Cistern, sc. wan rent 20 pay 10
per cent. ON the Investment.
McponOuFh Bt--Oppositc Barr. Two-ltory Frame
House, Lot 5ONl6O.
Filth at-Corner Of Montgomery. Fine Lot.
Small Frame House,
ALSO:
FORTY LOrNl-Ou the Hillhetween ID and 9th sta 4,
and large number OF vacant Lots
IN different pgrts Of the city. For
sale cheap, or to exchange for other
property,
CHAS. r.. CLARKE
Real Estate Agent,
CihpEin BuilJiup. Cd At
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Land, LIand.

WOULD call attention to Land now of
tered 70 exchange for city Property or Goods,
located aa follower
OAIO-Shelby, Ross Allen, Dcfanco, Henry,
Fulton, Dsfkc and WiliAma Counties.
INDIA HA--Raud0lph, Wells, Wabash, STARK.
Jasper, Pulaski and LAKE Counties.
lbLINOIB--Lswrrnce, Rohand, Crawford
ana Jasper Counties,
GtSSOURI--Ohatiton w ashington, Madison
Ripley, Reynolds, Oregon and
ShfnnOn COuntica.
IOWA --Sooit, buchanan, Boone, Cedar and
Van nuren Counties.
MtNHBSOfA-Dak Ramsey, Rice, Scott
and Mc Leod Counties
The above are choice lands, and will be exchanged
on the most desirable terms on application 10
GHAS. n. CLARKE,
Jy3 Clegg's Building, Third street.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-29

Fare ReHsSCeN!

THE pROpRiEfOR OF THE MASsA-
u SOFT HOUSE has reduced the fare OF Transient
Boafd 70 90 per day. This House viii be kept AZ
= fihsr-cLAss HOUSE. The PRICE and LOCATION OF
THE House WAL be anihcient Inducements for Rer-
tets while doing huslnees Ia Chicago The Traveller
VIII md this the most convenient House IN this
,lEi - ~ 0niy nlty ieet ifom the Great Central
Depot umnibuhea leave this House for all traina
lyS j. " HUMPHREY, Prop'r