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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-12
4 LBERT M GRIFFIN, AUcTf0NEER.
N MAGNTEIt,EkT HnIrSEIJ0I.D FIR

Rosewood drawing furniture at chamber dining
room furniture made 10 order by Hutchngs Vrtu Skarr0n
pier and nante mirrors bronze and orrno cndeers
'e carpets, oil paintings octave pinofore,
chlph glass and silver ware, wines, &c.
ALBERT GRIFFIN respectfully Informs his friends and
the public that he has instructed to Offer public auction
on Thursday Oct b. at 0 O'Clock PRECISELY all the nrniure
&C. contained In the private dwelling 4s West Sixteenth street.
pear Fifth avenue
DINING ROOM
Velvet carpets black walnut extension dining table, do
buffet do chairs covered In light renze aud ormo chan
oval mirror ruby punch bowl o aud engraved
decaners amber aud ruby glass cmpagnes wedge.
wood butter DISH ruby and gold liquor stand gold band dinner
set gobiets ciarets Wines solid silver
basket spoons ivory handle Sheffield table cutlery silver
kin rings decorated china Drawing rooTwo superb
rrench plate inantel mirrors do. pier mirrors, two
light ormolu and bronze chandeliers rose
wood table eegere, do. secretary and bookcase,
elegant carved rosewood suits covered brocade antique
gothic reception chairs satary marble tables card
table luartee do ormulu clock velvet nosaic
rosewood ocave pianoote -four round Canterbury
embroidered cloth rosewood stool bronze statuete
superb Dresden china Oil painthgsScene Spirit
~ Boese Market Scene in Amsterdam BY Ketchel Winter
Scene the Danube by Lanpar. lace curtains shades
Halifax hat stand do hall chairs, velvet stair carpet sill
yer plated rods
Chambers.Brussels carpets rosewood bedstead bureau
table de NUT armor gace sbasipg stand china toilet
sofa rocker arm chair covered in molu hair
spring do blankets holsters and pillows linen Turkish
and enan elled furniture suite.
Bssement-Oak writing desk chair, couch mirror
clocks nc
Sale will with desirable assortment OF kitchen
furniture. Terms Of SALE cash, IN bankabe money The
goods TO be removed in forty eight hours after the sale
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AN EXTRAORDINARY
n OPPORTUNITY TO PURCHASE
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,


Mss ps9 s
and unique curiostes collected and imported by the present
residence is2 West twenty rsi Street near seventh
The circumstances Of sale make imperative that the whole
Fun descriptive 'q PaRoR p a &c SGpss
Three full suits richly Rosewood Furu
PIER s s
Mirrors with marble slabs and brackets; YER, rich
French Mantei Mirrors, made by. Egard of Paris;
Cover; Turkish Reception Chairs covered in Medaila
Tapestry adv French Escretore lined with satin wood ee
XIV; Tapestry csrpes Turkish Lounges Brocde and m,
hrodered Lace Curtains rich Bronze and omou
Day and Night Columbus and Gutenberg Flora the
lection Of Painlnss worth, The Of connoisseurs;
Bronze Clocks Lava and Eruscan Ornaments Sores aud
DINING ROOM AND CHAMBER FURNITURE.
Superior Extension Dining Table Goh. Oak Dining Chairs
Sets Ruby and CRYSTAL Cut Glassware pecanter Wine Bot
Dining and
&c, with a large variety Of other Dining Room Fur
stands 6onmode. cneyai dssse. WARDROBE full full
Borderd and French Ensvuss SPRINGS Ss
ssss s1a sny
oS SsSss s with large r q
EBReisble men to pack ship the furniture if desired
precisely. W. b. wESTCOTT, Auctioneer.
A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF vALUA BILE PROPERTY
"A on Hamilton street, Myrtle and Washington avenues At
Co. we 'Ss e % Ssesf
the City Hall Brestyn Hamit,n street Myrtle and wa.
fun particulars at the Office of the Auconeers No Il Pine
AUCTION SALE OF FURNITURE, SEWING MA.
~ rS chimes , Ss On Thursday 9Ssces Is At ~ O'Clock q
prisng c,hosaSy Sofas Chairs Table bureaus Paintings
and Sewing Maoss ssS
Books
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r ". PORTER. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS HOUSEHOLD
FL EINITIfRE RI.IC AUCTION

r W. PORTER. AUCTIONEER-CosTLy HOUSEHOLD
Rosewood Drawing Room Suits, Seven Octave Rosewood
Pianofore Eegeres Bookcase Pier and Mane Mirrors Vel
Chandeers Lace Curtains, satasry Oil Paintings Bisaue
and Dresden China Vases Herzs Patent Extension Dining
On this day wednesday, October IT, at ol o'clock pre-
cise at the four residence 2S West Fourteenth
The Anctioneer would cal particular attention
extensive sale the catalogue embraces the largest
ton in this city, the furniture all made order for the
present owner and is to be peremptory sold Sale posi-
wood Dining Room Suits, richly carved in fruit and
flowers and covered in three colored satins OF the
costly description and consisp of Tee Sofas
Arm Chairs Reception Chairs and eight oval back
Chairs Centre tables saary mar ole tops to match Ss
Table Encogneurs Turkish Easy Chairs Antique and gothic
Bronze and Urmou Chandeliers French Plate Pier and Man
tel Mirrors rich gilt frames richly embroidered Lace Curtains
sentns Painting and the Seasons Flower Boy Girl
Crusaders &C. Paap Marble Stauees Bsque and Dresden
Infant sasoS Gnsss
per. Rosa Bonheur Fruit piece, Winter Scenes in Canada
ROSEWOOD SEVEN OCTAVE PIANOFoRTE
the most superb instrument offered a, auction this
sss 81 s ss @ sS
wood Hat Stand ol'l0'h ca ssls Sa5gs Rugs &c
Rosewood Bureau stauary marble op French plate Mir.
de Gace shaving and Toilet Stands Dressing Tables china
panes Clock Mirrors Booksheves So mahogany and iron
bedseads Sofas Chairs Washsands Rockers &C. Brussels
Carpets Chars Desk DINING ROOM
Oak extension Dining Table fourteen feet Hertz patent
Buffet gutIers Tray and Stand Arm Chairs richly cut and
Celery and Dessert stands silver plated Casters Cake Basket
It's pieces richly china Tea e ~ nee nner e
handled Knives and Forks Table Linen oval Engra
nsure with Which he sale wi Commence Aeneh uf
To parties of first Household Furniture this Is
seldom offered as every article will be perempory
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SALES AT AUCTION.

A RICHARDS AUcTIONEFR.- ESPECIAL SALE OF
"a about 60 Of boots shoes and bros ancon
- RICHARDS WHITING, on Wednesday, Oct IL at i8i2
oeoft ~ The store "A Corsndt street. comps1g large
sormen Of Of the best goods have offered this season
i1, I'D country dealers are invited 10 be present
A TUTTLE AUCTIOSEEG. LARGE SALE OF
IA. superior cabinet furniture "Wednesday this day.
~ i o'clock III Nassau consisting Of rosewood
arlr SUIT in brocate do. in plush mahogony and
pearl keys mane and pier gasses carpets gsny French
ana cottage bedseads chamber suits hair
timing hat sta nds worthy attention OF
ho'e keepers hnlsek.vpers and the trade The whole
pere nptorily sold. Catalogues ready morning OF sale
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A I AUCTION-BY T. LEEDS AUCTIONEER,
"A HOUSEHOLD FURHITURE AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
Ebony and solid rosewood of drawing furniture
One solid God frame
And elegar tiy carved
PIANOFORTE
Full Ia octave
Pier and mantel mirrors,
Eran hlaca rnrtain

PIANOFORTE
Full "a octave.
Pier and mantel mirrors,
French lace curtains,
OIL paintings by eminent artists,
Ormolu bronze statnettes
Velvet and medallion carpets rugs to match, &c. nc
All OF which win be peremporily sold this day wednesday,
October commencing l0 O'Clock precisely elegant
story No Sc West Eleventh
few doors from Fifth Descriptive catalogues
ready at my Office or the house.
DRAWING ROOMS.
Contain two ebony and three rosewood suits of furniture
each suit consisting OF size medallion sofa
Gothic antique chairs and four oval back chairs
with satin damask OF the most expensive kind; rosewood
etegeres; Grecan marble tops. mirror door and back
CHAMBERS.
Carved rosewood bedsteads spring and hair maresses
blankets sheets holsters and pillows connerpanes rosewood
French china toilet sets mirrors curtains shades clocks
Brussels carpets towel rack shaving
stand gacc couch chairs table chairs
DC Chambers third and fourth storesMabogany and black
washstapds sas rocking chairs book stands
bedSeads bedding Hgrain carpets crib table lounge
DINING ROOM
Oak extension dining taqe Hertz patent; chair
buffet buffers and stand French china dinner set 100
pieces decorated china tea SET A pieces crystal and ruby
glass decaners gobes champagnes wines, tnmbers fruit
and celery salts ivory handle table cutlery
silver plated casters silver dinner aud tea SERVICE spoons
and forks coffee cake basket napkin rings &c
stair carpet rods also desirable OF kitchen
furniture Terms Of the sale cash. In bankabe
tilted checks Sixth and stages pass within few
doors Sale positive rain shine The house
let possession immediately For further particulars
ioneer Office No. 8 Great Jones street.
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JonN P MONTGOMERY, AucTIoNEER.-soo CASES
- Boots, Shoes and Brogans, at auctiopOn Thursday
October H. at e O'clock at the store of j. f. DAVIS No %
Beekman street Prime of fresh seasonable
goods.
DUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS sALE.--w. II. RADFoRp,
auctoDeer win sell Monday Octooer II, at II ctck
the premises ZIG John the entire stock OF chemca
apparatus chemicals and pure reagents books sale scales
1. Fyfe BY order OF THOMAS {. FIELDS, Esq,
-s - Public Administrator.
DAwNBRoKER's sALE.--JoHN MORTIMER Will.
sell 10 O'Clock precisely this a. Nc FAST
ZOO lots superne Gold Silver Watches Chains Pins Ear
rnps bracelets Silver Ware Sci well worthy the attention OF
the trade dealers generally by order on D. LEVY Co.,
6l6 Hudson street
CHERIFrs sALE.-CHAMBERs FAIRCHILD. AUG
oneers saesruom lis Nassau sire 1t will sell on Saur
DAY Oct is u O'Clock a pier No East river all the
on The ninth day September 1852 any time thereafter
IN and 70 the Brig Mno her tackle apparel &c.
JOHN KELLY Sheriff
WILLIAMSBURG AUCTION NOTICES. D. BURRAS
w Aucioneer wiz sell on Wednesday Oct 4 At 10Y
street consisting Of mahogany tables bureaus sofas chair
rockers bedscads feather beds mattresses Brussels and m
grain carpets olcloh ccckery glassware looking gasses
clocks kitchen furniture, and oAer articles too numerous 70
wsuusa, Sale positive,
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SALES AT AUCTION.

AUCTION NOTICE
a Magnificent household furniture a; paoiic sucttou
ven octave pisnofore. oi pantlng. A'snrg use,
na Br.e s@s %sfof ee aaa bean
.nfe o. sI., osk dining room furniture, china an
FEMME Aucionser ~l sell this day wsdnes iasl octc
per al the e-pan four story residence No. 10 West Twanty
iQ O'Clock The aucoaesr would call particular ate
rs ,rieno he public 10 this sale the catalogue embtacin
Cd az tbs season. The furniture al made to orie
for the present owner and Of the best description Gaia
S'e' ''' ''''' d DR iIass1s p k COWS
ee consisting sofas two arm two reception
and eight oval back chairs match The
table nhid with pearl secretary bookcase lined with
satpwood rosewood etegeres and back sa,mary
frames six light and sruou chandeliers emoiesed
ss nn. r"rsn marble
presenting hs CRUSADERS Painting and Music Seasons Poetry
and presden china vases paintings by eminent artists Inc
Holy Family copy from ihe original IL the Louvre Paris
and summer BY Rgsw Infant saviour. BY Rsynsrs .'
Rosewood octave panofore the instrument offered
auction this carved legs and nad with
stool a ss c s ana
music, DC. -
Hall rosewood hat stand chairs oclo,A stair carpe, rods
bsdsseads richly carved bureaus and
compodes 70 match wardrobes shaving stand giscs
dressing tables hair and feather beds bl.a
ke,s sheets quilts, counerpanes china toilet wells
tans shades couch arm chai,s vases
third and foYrb st9esnahogany and black walnut sofa
'A''e' 'A b assfss R sSssa carpets &C.
china dinner set richly deeorsed tea ss ruby aa erys
glass decaners gobes champagnes wines fruit aud dessert
napkin rings Ac silver plated casters cake
spoons knives forks &C. Parian marble punch bowl
and kitchen furniture Terms q the sale cash SauEaSl
money or certified checks competent person win be in
tendance pack ship cart the goods The house to let
possession Immediately
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NOTICES.

THE REV DIR EDGAR AND THE REV. VIM. DILL, OF
the lrish Deputaon, viii address the assembled church
90 Of Brooklyn on the "Revva In Ireland the Rev Mr.
vandyke's church. this "wednesday TX O'Clock.
collection will be taken up In Of the deputa
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A SSIGNEE's SALE OF READY MADE CLOTHING
IA Cloths Cassimeres &c.A. NJ CRIST ALAR auctioueer
No x Bowery WIN sell this day at lo o'clock large stock
about 500 garments Also Broadclohs Doesns
Velvet SILK, Sains, Sewing Silk, Buttons, Waddng &C. &c
BY order OF assignee - =
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EDwARD sCHENCK AUCTIONEER.-PRIvATE COL.
~ LECTION OF ABOUT SIXTY VERY VALUABLE
AND CHOICE OIL PAINTINGs-E. +. H. scHENCX
will sell at auction, this day, October IL n A. NJ a.
their salesroom No IS Nassau street. beautiful PRIVATE
collection Of oil paintings which is the celebraed
NERT illustrating Edgar A. poe's poem, engraved
in the London News, June 49, 1882; also. coaty orgi
nails by Rembrandt Rubsns Weuyermans Cuyp, Teniers
Iaresse Vandeveder. Berghen, Both AIbano Ac also
few fine modern English pictures by Moreand, Asore Sv.
monds Brook Cao and Wyatt of London; also few choice
Flemish pictures among which is original DE BRACKE
Ter, very fine also original vANDERPOofEN many
others These pictures will amply repay the of
uosseurs and others search really pictures the
public rest assured that picture Will be positively
sold the IL leaving for Europe. They Will be ex
Inhibition on Tuesday, llth inst, with catalogues.
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(NANTED-TwO DRY GOODS Statesmen; ENGLISH
w Irish preferred also salesman for q wholesale
liquor house and foreman for blank book factory Apply
Merchants Clerks Registry Office rs Broadway Sua
lions procured. No commission in advance. The MER-
CHANTS AND CLERKS GAZETTE. third number, is now
ready. WIN. j. REDPATH
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EDWARD sCHENCK, AUCTIONEER
~ LARGE SALE OF WINES. HANDLES. &C

E LARGE SALE OF WINES, BRANDIEs, &C.
Ry +. +. H. SCHENR, Thursday, 18th instant at IL
O'Clock, at their salesroom, No 80 Nassa street.
STANDARD GOODS only, being the eure stock of Nessrs
Lawrence Brothers Miller importers retiring from bust
removed 10 Office for convenience Of sale and to be
peremptory sold without regard the highest bid
der The stock consist of fine Brandies part old
vnages Of 1920 1870 1874 gaarantee years
bottle pale golden and brown Cherries in casks and
demions from the best shippers in Csdiz do bottled in
England imperial quarts, Ports selected from the best
gruwis Of the Douro also Cares Champagnes Burgun-
dies &C. fine Irish Whskeys by the puncheon demohn and
case Scotch bourbon and Monongahe do part very old
very superior St. Crox Rum old Granda Rum eight years
old; quarter and eighth cash Hollands also the labels
stencils and the usual fixtures establishment this kind
Having satisfied ourselves that these goods in
pec first class and represented confidently
mend them friends and respectfully ask
examine the sample office previous the sale Po
ely other kods admitted in the SALE Immediately after
te above we shall offer for sale the entire stock of Mr.
Arguers importer of Havana segars consisting mostly OF
Concha Trovadore Figaro pressed other choice
brands The entire stock To be sold without
reserve as the owner is leaving for Havana
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HENRY GREEN, AUCTIONEER-wILL SELL THIS
II day l0z O'Clock, at 1874 William street. Groceries
Teas, Coffee Soap, Sperm Candles, Nuts Rasns, Brandy
Liquors Champagne Care Port Wine Segars 16 dozen
don Brown Stout
Also,
DEIMJOHNS-l5O fine two and one gallon Demiiohns
Also
SALMON-l0bbls and IS kits picked Halifax Salmon.
Also
HOPS-2 bales Hops
SUNDR IEs-An invoice Dry and Fancy Goods Clothing
Boots CATERS Shawls, Cioaks, DC.
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TxECUToR's SALE OF READY MADE CLOTHING
u and piece goods-A. M. CRISTALAR, Aucionecr. q
Bowery win sell this day, 18th instant 10d O'Clock the
usual assortment Of fashionable clothing consisting of roc
pilot peteesha and cloth business frock
cashmere doesn and sanet pants silk cloth
Shirts drawers cravas collars stockings broadcohs csss
velvet satins silk sanet vestngs &c By order of
z b. BERNSTEIN, executor.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

LATM. Writers, AUCTIONEER-wrIL SELL. TINS DAv
w O'Clock at 454 Canal street. fine assortment OF Fur
s Iecang eass aud cane eas centre, extension and other
ainngs Piano Mantel Clock. Vases rich tapestry
fec Ply and other Carpets Ocoths sarods mah, sng
",hrr Bedsteads Hair Mattresses Feather Dads Bctine
sheets Spreads, Blankets ard Table Linen Drcs.a, re
rans whsis'hnds Toletware china glass and silver Wae
oiheis. - ~ -
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yHrANTED--A STOUT BOY, TO PAINT ROOFS
w quire after A. NJ at II Stanton

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MEN SEEKING sfrUA
w clerks, bookkeepers, statesmen, porters
& should apply at the Merchan's Clerks Registry
class houses Applicants by mail must enclose two
WIN. j. REDPATH.
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CUsToM HANDS wANTED-oN COATS AND PANTS
" INQUIRE of Treadwe Co 100 Fulton Custom room
up stairs. None but good hands need apply.
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FAMILY WHO rs GOING TO EUROPE WISH 70
"A sell round cornered full octave rosewood Piano
forte finished in the modern magnihcence
city makers price $3.50 Apply LIS Twenty first street.
II ill 9P.
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"A for sale at bargain Inquire III Twenty sixth
street. The instrument be 927 Broadway
Twenty first street.
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TOO LATE ron CLASSIFICATION.

BOARD IN BROOklYN, AT gSs HENRY gTREET BE
- tween Amiy and Congress streets The house has boo
recently papered and painted throughout Please observe
direction the house the third block south OF Atlantic 40
on the first, ms both Nos alike.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-13

STIRREo APPEAL --On the morning OF the
day Of election in Massachusetts,, to decide
on the two years amendment question, the
Boston Post, leading Democratic paper
made the following earnest appeal
"Patriotie citizens Excorate such mis-.
erable distinction us this amendment policy
viii inAugurate. tits bad in the grain 0l
all people, Massachusetts, people should be
the last to sneer at principle and il is the
principle of this prOposition--the fact that
this two years amendment places seryile
badge on the whole foreign population Of
the country-that makes il odious Never
have we seen Il yindication Of this contempt
ible concern that comes within half mile
Of sound reason for it IL is impossible to
frame such q reason.
"patTiOtie citizens Leave no honorable
means neglected TO defeat this monstrous
constitutional provision. II is u most want,
on insalt TO large body of citizens who do
absolutely nothing worse To OuEcountry than
compliment it by their choice, and enrich il
by thoir wealth and their labor,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-13

PHELAS DECLINES. challenge of Ser.
etier to Phelan to repeat the game recently
played at Detroit, has been declined by Phor
Ian, who gives good reasons FOR declining,
in letter forwarded to Detroit, which letter
will find its way into the newspapers in due
course Of the mail The n. Y. Evening Pos,
says:
We are not familiar with the techn;cali-
ties of the tenure of championship of the
cue but its equities would seem to allow
no moro than one chance to any one contest
ant. Otherwise, the champion would gain
very little by a decided victory. But on
other grounds, We are glad the challenge
WAS declined Matches for money, which
are nothing but gambling on largo scale,
ought to receive no encouragement in this
community and, ut any rate, now that Phe.
Ian has, under sort of professional necessi,
ty, yielded to one experiment on this basis,
he does well TO refuse repetition, As a
billiard player, as maker of tables, and as a
man, his position is now defined and reoog.
nized. He could gain nothing by defeating
Seretier over again, while some accident or
casualty might injure both his reputation
and his pocket were he to consent to repeat
the match.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-13

SKILLFUL SURGERY The N. Y Tribune
says We yesterday saw the results Of rei
mRrkable surgical operation performed In
this city, some fve weeks since, by DR. Car,
noohan. The patieut, james Amsted of Bel,
Videre, Boone county ILL.,, man of some
sixty years Of age, had a cancer which rem.
dered it necessary to cut away the entire
upper lip. Having removed the cancer, Dr.
Carnochau proceeded TO make q new lip BY
cutting in each cheek a strip Of the neees-
sary width-ot course, leaving Il attached TO
the end Of the cheek where it belonged; then
be dissected the strips underneath so as TO
render them looae and moyeable; and then
stretrhed them till the ends of the two met
under the nose, where they were secured
In time the whole became healed, and when
we saw the patient yesterday the new lip
was perfect, even 10 the Yermillion lining on
the Sdge, while the scars OF the ineislOns IN
the cheeks were scarcely peresptble.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-13

TnR REPuBMoASs IN KANSAS We learn
by the Lecompton Democrat that there is a
good prospect Of o desperate feud between
what are termed tho "Black" and "White"
Republicans of the Territory The former
are for negro suffrage and equality general
ly and propose TO ayow the Black Repub
lican creed openly in the Convention at Os-
awatamie. The others, on the contrary, con-
tend that il such n course is taken, the De.
mocracy will be so reinforced by the people
that they will sleep all before them. They
propose to organize the "Free State party
at the Convention to be held at Big Springs,
after the Osawatamie Convention aAd to do
nothing to hinder the organization at the lat.
ter. The is scheme TO induce the unwary
to act with the negro equality Republicans,
under the guise Of being aeparate Free
State party. There is no practical question
about freedom or slavery. The living issues
are Democracy or Black Republicanism in
Kansas negro equality, or the preservation
Of the natural superiority Of white men in
political matters Ohio Statesman.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-13

n@-Acoording to recent letters from Rome
the number Of volunteers for the approach
ing conflict, or Holy War, as it is called in
Italy, is daily increasing, and they comprise
persons fall classes, young mechanics ms
well as young noblemen. A whole family
OF Bistoia, including a father aud his two
sons, have set ous for the approximate seat
OF war in Sardinia, and his only daughter re-
companies them to nurse those who may be
wounded.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-13
Democratic County Oonvention.

The Democrats Of Montgomery county are
hereby notified TO meet 10 Mass Convenlisn,
at Beckel Hall. In Dayton. on Saturday May
ois,, at 2 O'Clock, P. H.. fof the purpose Q. =ps
pointing nine delegates and allernates to the
Democratic State Convention, TO be held at
Columbus on Thuuday, May o6th. full at
tendance Is requested from every Ward and
Township. BY order Of the Democratic Cen-
trAl Committee. BIN. AYREs, Chfn.
THos. y. TpREsukR. Sec.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-13

FEspiSo rHR ESoLIsM-The Mark Lane
Express, Of London, has mado up It's figures
to the effect thst foreign supplies Of bread
stnhs, this year, will be needed to the extent
Of 5,lO50O0 quarters. A quarter is eight
bushels, therefore England will demand a
foreign supply during the year for her
hungry millions, Of no less than al 100000
bushels, in round numbers, of which the
United States is expected to supply RIGHT
MILLIONS Will we be ready to GIL the
order2