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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-17
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sT: CHARLES HOTEL. .Robt White, -
Roach 4, ~ s ~ Dag 0reen, p = Thomas, vicl
Trase saa VI fs y 1s siss " n
ford, n I Horassy, = 1T ssss /. co
Baxter .z.s ~ N:.J v AIe1sads ~, Ro.a ~ =
7 York, La. 81 & B Lewis, No.. I'm T0ainss
Brandon, Miss Z D DeHart 4 vt, NJ & Err.
N Evans j, J Evans y, Mast Fnak w.. Y
Langles, Texas !. .Thos @ wilson, e. ~ -,
erts, and dant, Attakapas. Mrs Sale TGkt 1lns
N G Prince, Ala. 20 q Prince, Jno WIZ ~ :
children J svts Miss. Z. Mrs Arnold q ~.
....R A Stewart 4 lady. Miss Morgan, Mn Rsnasey,
La. C Carleton, W.T. Ford Mast j Ford, Nj
" J Ford, G. DIR " Purnen, Mn n E PuTnell, "
hapes lady 4 avt, Miss Mapea, Miss Mattie
ans, La. " Grigsby, Miss A Y Grgsby, Ky..--C
B Barrow, L. j White fam ut Tex, Cen
G H Davis, st Bernard. .Jno G Potts, r b Rid
ardson b lady. La,
CITY HOTEL. A N Parker. AIsoa s Tsyiur,
sity, n Emith b lAdy, VIM E Dancey, WIN r Walsn.
A G Jack, e W Lacy, Mis- wv q Watkinsy r.
q Hord, Mis- "a Harrison, Tenn. 4
6 Wife, P Eodwick, Miss N Z Ingalam, NJ
W B jackson, LIS " Hodges, Tenn. ~
Bland. 8 O.. Nv Cook, Ala:a q B norsas, q D
A.. g Mosley, City .sAml Shy 4 IT, g G
F Crawford N O.. B b Dollarhide hdy, in 4
Moore lady L children, Mis- n Mccain, NJ g
6tidger, Geo 8 Roane lady d syt, Gen N 9mede
Miss Smede, Miss Smith, VIM Scott Il u II
Bate, w Wadlingtou, F N Gary, Ed SHARP. O %
Halbert, Tex. Chas B Mitchell, Arb. Geo h
Bayley, W R Cation, Jno B Lyons, Tex. =
Hamilton, R Lester, Msj McAbney, T 8 Edwards,
Jno Gregg. Sanders, q Townsdale. =
Bell, D Womack, Ky. " Darden, q. J. IL
Nash. # Vaughn, q a. g B Atkinson, Ter q g
Callahan, r r Black, La. g Deser, 81 C.H D
Holcombe jr, Ala. a Harvard, M....J Murl
gan, E Bninsenbeny, Tex. :. n b Beard, Miss y
Houston, r Moore, In. n Shelby Mrs Came.
bell La. .Jno Whitaker, No. -. And Allison AK
....A blackstone Miss. Saml Powell, u. 3. -ReT
F Y Vail, N YIN s Mccall. Tex. Jas WI.
liams, b ] Barrow, Mo. Z. g Brewster, City "
Rogan, La. W Rush, Red River. q. .B b HAM
ilton, Red River.
ARCADE HOTEL. .Thos Maeselles, Ia
Mr. Morgan, Nj Quisenberry, Texas ..I b Rich, II
Reerse, City, Walker, 3 q Lewis, y ThompsDn,
MSS. jog sheaM, Tex....M Warren, Ala. s Jnet
Bridges, La. - Smith, R River I. r n Ivy, j q
Ellis, Tex. q Collins, ..Jno Lyons, C.
Orbin, Mo. w W Manning, Jno Porter, Tex n
G W Young, Tex....W D Pearson, r. Thds
Stone La. II Beard, Miss. s. .Jas Houston, ~
A Pngh, La. JAS A Newport, Tex. &c G Carl
ton, o.. "A G Jack, T Hord. Miss. .Jno Cros-
white, Jas H Williams, No. "a Adams, La. j. u 3
Miss. Rufus Moore, La. Il W Tacy, Minis.
ST. LOUIS HOTEL Miss saIlie shackford, @ =
Johnston. Miss Johnston, R Thomassy, Frank join
ILL.,. /. W Blakely 4 sister, Mrs Tabb, Nm n
Morris, R Butt. N Y. n. DR. r Albers, Bell !,
Miss .Thos G Lewis lady, Pa. Thos Ford =
lady, Miss IL
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-17

Notice Is hereby gver that all claims which may appear
upon proper examination be due from the books Of Baylor
a. and all which be established by due process OF
law will be promptly paid, with interest, In full
This occasion is taken to inform the friends Of DIRECT
TRADE and the correspondents of Baylor Co. Throughout
the Cotton Districts that during the coming business season.
will be usual In New Orleans On Cotton for
drect shipment to Europe accompanied in all by guaan
fees for lila balances due on each shipment.
Orders for Gotten Baggng will he filled by direct importation
from Calcutta into the port of New Orleans.
So soon as Cotton already sold can be
accunt saes will In every be made In LONDON
By Public Accountant and sent 70 these interested TO save
and weights their Gotten and such other Information as
will facilitate the matter ,-.,-. a. A. .
fairs If Baylor Co. and direct trade Will be ADDRESSED to
&c. q. BAYLOR. ALOMRARp STREET. LoSDoN'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-17

AYEl,,s AGuE CURE, FOR THE SPEEDY
en chit asss
Billions Hsaehs and Billions Fsysrs indeed for the whqs
the mala'ia Of niasmatc countries.
remedy f louder called for by ne psessses q the
We ias' offer 'i
prsa dsa' no sarm s S %
on better than for th psen. the risk which
cure expss ml.s@.ie q Fever and agqs from
only s rsnsdy of class d
Sa s1s saiSy is3b
hoped tbs viii place t within the res = .. Ct amhe
ohe disc
s Ct
whatever the constitution Those cured by are left as
S ss Of hs he
b r. sssa ysss aG a r'R III
Bowels Cole Paralysis and in the stomach ~
e s yss assad hi e.
s % sn 80 ALTA a
in the as5i9us s # akin s'sn
e sad nsnss ss
men they avail themselves of the protection this remedy
"A''O'' Ayers Cathartic Pills,
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES OF A FAMILY PHYs1C,
s.sss s
man organism correcting its Diseased action and restoring ito
healthy vialties consequence of these properties the
invalid who bowed down with pain physical debility as
tonsed find his health energy restored by aremedy at
once simple and inviting.
Not only they every day complaints Of everybody
INIT also dangerous diseases The agent
below named is pleased furnish gratis American Alma
nae containing Of their and directions for
their use in the following complaints: Coveness Heartburn.
Hesdache arising from dordred Stomach Nausea ln,ges
tio Pain and Morbid Inaction Of the Bowels Flatnsncy
Loss Of Appetite, Jaundice and other kindred complaints
arising from of the body obstruction OF it, func
tons They excellent Alternative for the renovation OF
the Hood restoration Of tone and strength to the system
debilitnted by disease.
Ayers Cherry Pect0ral.
For rapid Of Coughs Colds lnfnenzs
(oup Bronchitis ncpent Consumption and for the relief OF
Consnnpye Patients in advanced stages Of the disease
81 Vide is the field of its usefulness and numerous are the
abods in persons publicly KNOWN who have been restored
use When tried its superiority over every other med
cine of its kind apparent observation and where
s virtues are known the public longer hest4te what anti
dote TO employ stressng aud dangerous
the pulmonary organs that incident to our climate Whe
many inferior thrust the community nave aled
aud carde this has gained friends by every
the afflicted they can never fege and pro-
duce cures and too to be
Prepared by DR. J. G. AVER 4 CO, Lowell, Mass. For
sale by d. WhIHI y W.. =
Also by HAVILAND, CLARK GEORGE Mobile, and oy
all Dealers. u<1 oi1
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-17

Children three years old and under ree those over three
Ard up 70 twelve old haprce ali twelve years Old
Family tickets n PACKAGES Of twenty be had At the
es reside the limo Of the road procure tickets 10 pack
ages Of for their peronsl reduced rate
The Company prepared Goods and Pack
ages Of al kinds to place with which they have
tion receiving from delivering the domicl Of patrons
T. s. WILLIAMS.
JaN II Ma ter OF Tran. no tatfon.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-17

.s-r-. Notice OF Dissolution.
Notice given that at the Termination Ct the copaft
nersbp now existing according to written articles of agree
,snt ps,s., the members of the fiji Of Baylor Co the
sane viii be dissolved and tho zenshed business placed In
liquidation. o s'-'' az ts4W
Manchester. March, 1858. 10 u9"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-17
RAILROAD TRAVELLING.
~ ~ ~ rnnnws1 MEDDlNG q CO.'S
430 ~ s0UTHERN ExPRRES.

oFFiCE-UNDRR ST. CHARLES HOTEL, n oRIEANa
FOR the Reception and Delivery Of Goods for ali Points
TIT. a.. On the OpeIousas Railroad.
az company organized for the purpose al doing arN
= nn al kxPhEsS AND FORWARDING BUSIN}sss such
- Specie Bank Notes. Jewelry Nercbapds Rsc
snd PACKAGES to all parts Of the United States and Hayars
ro also prepared to do General City Express and Bag.
buspess In connection with the New Orleans pelousss
and Great Western Railrssd " '' "Se'N'~'
cal TOT and deliver, with dispatch and at reasonable
city Of Now Orleans s " NM w MI p''' VI 'ne
planters and citizens rely upon this Company
we most minnie article to destination We
most respectfully solicit share Of public patronage
W. Z. BEDDING.
tn. THAYER.
, ProprIetors.
Auhorzed Agents Of Bombaer Co.'s Island Of Cuba
H-NPtee.
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cArrIr nAxKE1.

JEFFERsoH CITY, Ysb Is, 1854
Arrived 81 head Of Western Beef, 100 Texas Cattle
and lot Of Sheep. The market TO- day was not very
active and prices less rm in prospect of further ar
rivals of Hogs, Cattle and Mich Cows. We quote
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-17
NEW ORLEANs,JACK-
n Son AND GREAT NORTHERN

On ana AFTER january 1889 Passenger Trains will leave
Eew uIieans twice daily ct 80 A. NJ snd $50 r. M srriv
ing at Canton at $50 p n. and 63e A. M,
Returning will leave Canton at in A. M and 6saPM
arriving a. New Orleans At $50 p N. and {. 30 A. M
4l0P.M " 49, ~ e e's At
Freight must be the Depot by o'clock p ON the dav
previous 70 the departure of The ra Otherwise II viii lay over
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-17

Ing Inns Barrels and hsbnrels Of Choice Gorned Beef
put order for Csbinor FsyUse, Stall. Nos ~
and 81 OLD FRENCH MARKET, by
AERKEL 4 PARKER.
N.Bstearboatsa and shipssupped with all kinds Of Live
stock such fresh ilch Cows Hogs. shoa.s Pigs shssp
costs Geese, Ducks, Chickens, etc. sop Iy
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-17
CHARLES HEIDsInck CaAmPAanE-

This celebrated Wine OF the above we'll known brand -
BEEN and will continue to be- received BY the undeFn =
Quantities & meet The demand Of dealers md
that comes from the lines. desce dan Of The old sn
taken hold Of with discrimination to bring and IT. cls
that its emanaiiou Il from where attenti
well thorough experience have been brought
rs production CHARLES Hedseck has given his whole MID
the perfection Of bis wine and to making worthy Of the
Frequent visits TO the United States enabled him
fully 10 understand and appreciate the tastes and shs
evidenced by the Champagne presented for The paats a
The copnosseur-a wire unsurpassed fur rich bouquet A
general excellence The varieties of brands OF GhApa
Tend gealy doub to confuse the purchaser but ne o
In full the label we'll the corks capsules
T, ". RAYAUR AGO.
General Agents for North Anlerca, Eew York
The CHARLES Hsidseck can b. Obtained n quantities a he
and at retail with all the principal hotel keepe,s
Ell HART 4 CO..
j. II. Il /, N. MARKS. 'ssiiss
! SEWErL TAYLOR.
fe2 1y PAYNE. STEELE Z CO.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-17
8ebieu nj the Mlarkets.

CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 10 Camp street,
Thursday Morning, Feb. II, 1859.
COTTON. There was an active and general de-
mand yesterday, with sales Of about $4,000 bales at
the range of our last quotations which were gener-
ally well maintained
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-17
DENTISTRY.
DENTAL NQTICE-pn. ]. wEa1

EHa DENTAL NOTICE-DR. j. WEST
&.%S.& Practical Dentist No. liz St Charles street
HvS near Poydras street.
lIII1 ]. ". would call particular attention to biz
method constructing ARTIFICIAL TEETH Theyare maze
perfectly in form and shape set with false TIE
original expression Of the mouth and face is restores
with clear aud distinct articulation speech This erscsd
by having the inside of the teeth and Of natural FORM
which tong readily adapted This ha hiss
sound often observed in wearing artificial teeth
The Doctor has bosn .actcng IN this city fifteen years. and
him with patronage All persons DESTROYS OF OBJ
tanning h would do well to call and examine bis
c.rnens, je19 ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-17
Ayers Cherry FeGtoraI.
DIRECT TKADE...........sAiLots 81 CO.

Also by HAvILAND, CLARK { GEORGE, Mobile, and BY
oil Daasrs d22 6m
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-28

How TO BECOME AN 0BERLN MARTYR
The Detroit Free Press, in noticing the de-
clsrAtion of Cleveland correspondent Of
the New York Tribune, wishing that he
was one of the Oberlin prisoners, gives him
the following receipt how to crafty his
wish. He says:
awe can tell the Tribunes correspondent
how he may become ''one Of them" When,
ever he shall know that Marshal Of the
United States is employed in the execution
of process of a Federal Court, under Fed
eral Law, let him excite mob, place him
self at its head attack the marshal and res
cue prisoner from his custody II was pre-
cisely in this way that the 0berlin prisoners
became prisoners in the Cleveland jail
They need to pray, not so much that God
will forgive their enemies as that he will
forgive themselves. Their enemies are the
laws, which they have offendsd--nObody
else"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-28

Bea-we made visit to DR.. Pickerings
ofice this morning and had the opportunity
to examine the electrical apparatus used by
him in his special treatment The DR.
seems 10 be very thorough Electrician and
is provided with considerable electrical ape
paratus for philosophical experiments. Du.
ring our visit we were shown many interest
ing experiments the more 80 because some
Of them we had never before witnessed
His apparatus for medical purposes seems
very complete, consisting Of powerful
Groves Battery, variety Of Magnetic 'Elec-
trio machines the magnetic Battery, and q
Galvanic apparatus, Of which the Dr. is the
inventor His invention dates back more
than ten years, and he may therefore be
considered a pionesr in this branch Of Med
leo Electricity. The apparatus Is Of light
construction, very simple ia the modes Of ap,
plioation, and "a applied directly 70 the per-
SON. dispensing wish the uae Of both battery
and helix. OF the remedial effects Of this
apparatus We have learned something from
the gentlemanly express agent Of this city,
who has witnessed several remarkable cures
resulting from its use. We were shown nu.
mercas Testimonials Of remarkable cures OF
paralysis, neuralgia, rheumatism, partial
deafness, spasms, bronchitis, etc., stc., which
bav resulted from his treatment within the
lar Aye years. We are permitted to refer
% some Of the cases. Wits Of }, O. Cop
pOck, ,Esq residing three miles north Of
Milton, on the Coyingtou turnpike Afilict
ed very bad with rheumatism for over Eve
years-wSs regarded as incurable. In FIVE
months very perfectly restored. In the same
neighborhood Mrs. Duncan, the daughter Of
Isaac Weddle, an old and we'll known eid-
zen, cured of uterine spasms, which had
continued over two years. Mrs Higgins,
wife Of Esq. Higgins, of LogOnsport, Ind
cured Of palsy of the entire right side, and
numerous other cases, to the testimonials Of
which he invites the inspection OF the ai-
Aicted. The DR.. has extracted from the sysI
tenn many deposits, some Of which we were
shown. Electrosysis can be effected in the
system aud the eleetrolytic agent deposited
on one or the other Of the electrodes The
DR.. makes this statement, and holds himself
in readiness to demonstrate it, as he is doing
almost daily. 1t is certain that mercury
whether administered as CAlOmel, blue pill,
corrosive sublimate, or other compounds Of
the metal, can be removed by galvanic
action, and. those knowing themselves to be
suffering from the excessive use ofthis agent
should not lose time in applying to DR.. Pick
ering to have II e1tfncted. The Dr's sd-
vertisement will be found in another col.
umn.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-28

D-The Annual Exhibition Of the Colored
District School, will take place at Huston Hall,
this evening. at 9 o'clock precisely.
The exercises will conSist of singing and
speaking, by the pupils Of the school, and
others. Miss CoRA B. CARTER, Of Cincinnati,
will preside atths Piano. The proceeds, after
deductiDg the expenses, to be applied to the
purchase Of books for those children of the
school who are unable to buy them.
Tickets 10 cents. To be had at the music
stores, principal barber shops, and at the door
We would add to the above information that
the scholars have been for some time in course
Of preparation for the exhibition, and the ex~
ercsOs will no doubt be both novel and interest.
ing. Miss Cora Carter is said to be singer Of
more than ordinary inertia gentleman who
has heard her assures us that she singes better
than many professional vocalists who have
favored the public. We hope to see the exbi-
tion TO night pecuniary success,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-28
Burg Correspondence.

NIAMIsBURo, June 81, 1859.
DEAR EMPIRE Hot. very. Presume it is
the same in your city. News hard to fnd.--
An Irishman "walked" TO the calaboose for ma
king noise and threatening to maui brother
chip. The bridge question again the allah
sorbing topic here. Will they build the bridge
at the upper end of town or mott Up town folks
men, woman and children say, Yes. Down
town folks say, No, All persons here living
below the Market House, are opposed to anoth-
er bridge, thinking that On' good bridge is
enough, and anotkoi would der leciAte the value
of property below the Market House. The up
towns say 1--WE will build another Bridge, and
have an equal chance with you. 1t will i'm.
prove our town, bring more trade here, and
would be the inducement TO good roads across
the river" My opinion is that it would not In
jure this place one iota. How it will bs
settled cannot tell,
Markets unchanged. A.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-28

rfa'NAA NAA
cloth alike which cannon he unraveied or pu1ied
Jul rt 49,, Al, ,,.,, ,;,., 49,. A,.,.u. ,.,..t..,
akili and ali warranted To- orH We'll on ali kinds 81
ToodS from the iiehteet fabris 10 hea,v leather In
5artisniar we ,od eeii attenfion Of sI 10 o,r e,
family sev1iina manbine Ithes been manufeotireI
expressly for family use and has met with favor
from all II IA 40 simDiaed IA 10 render II mpossi.
he 10 get out OF order or 6eranFe ~ operafions,
indeed "A ia a. simble AZ 10 astoniah ona tbaf ~
email a niece OF meohanism viii sew. ~ ''' ~
BELOW we give description Of tbe differept atvlea
of me Weed Patent ~ ~
No Ia verv convenient styio ',ybicb oar Ia
orkedbv hand or mot on or az IL own tahIe FoT
convene1ce OF shipnine and also for large manufac
tories where n is heoesssTv 10 nIace nnrober ~
machines into long benoh ,galinP one fabis
for them all price $40 '
No o with WeInu9 o. Nrahoron,, rahia attho,
with or without no Ton With foriga Ioyp Price
siO0 and siIO.
NO. g. Same size as No O. but runs with A belt
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-28
H4- The Cincinnati Gazette of yestsrda,
made the following announcement

n@-The Cincinnati Gazette Of yesterday
made the following announcement:
A PLEASURE Excursion. are redues,
ted by the officers Of the Cincinnati Hamih
ton and Dayton Rsilread Company to state
that arrangements are now making for
an excursion TO Chicago, and points beyond,
reaching to St Paul, st, Anthony, Mime.
haha, Ft. Smelling, DO. The party will re.
member fifty or more, and win be composed
principally of families from Cincinnati and
vicinity, who usually make their summer
trip eastward. IL is understood that the
several railroad companies on the entire
route will charge but half their usual fare,
and each eXcursionist can select his own
route to return. The route from Cincinnati
will be by wsy Of Dayton, Lima and Fort
Wayne, to Chicago, and from there as the
exoursionist may determine Thursday the
18th day Of July next, is the time named for
the party to leave the Depot Of the Cinoin-
natl, Hamilton and Dayton Railroad Com
pany. An agent will be sent IN advance Of
the party to secure hotel accommodate
and prepare the way for pleasant trip to
all Nothing viii be left undOne 10 pro,
cure the largest amount Of enjoyment and
improvement for the least outlay.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-28

RUNAWAY AND "SMAsH "A mule which
was hitched to spring wagon, in front of the
Beckel House, this morning, took it into his
stubborn head to run of. Breaking his hitch
strap, he had but fairly started when he ran
against a pair of horses attached to a spring
wagon in front of Kenney's Saddler Shop,
which started them off on a run. The mule
lodged off on the sidewalk, bringing the wagon
with great force against a large post, breaking
the axle anda shaft, and bringing himself up
as dull as dolt. In the mean time the horses
he had started ran out Sd street west, creating
great conformation, scattering pedestrians in
every direction. and skillfully lodging vehicles
until they came to Ludlow, when they disap.
peared around the corner A man who ran oui
Sd, 'just to see what had become Of the team, ;
informed that the runaways were brought uI
near the corner Of 4th and Ludlow, the wagon
having been bounced nearly to pieces.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-28
Criminal Docket.

The inmates of the County prison, who were
recently indicted by the Grand Jury for various
crimes, were yesterday morning brought into
Court, and to the questions propounded to
them, severally plead mot guilty" The fol-
lowing is the order Of the parties, and their de-
fence:
State v. s. Atty'A
G. Hsgan, petit larceny; Craighead d ouppy.
]. G. Mckinney, grand larceny; 0dlin, Ca,-
hill d Walker.
James Rouark, petit larceny, Nolan.
James Bruce, Z" Craighead.
Lewis Reynolds, Walker.
John Murray, horse stealing,
James Davis. Burglary,
VIM. Jackson,
John WhitEel, VRllandigham.
Geo. Clark, passing att bills, DC; CraigheAd
d Cuppy.
]. @. McKinDy, horse stealing; odlin, Cshill
q Walker.
o. Hagan, assault with intent TO shoot
Craighead d Ouppy
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-28

1.-THE Gazette, we are pleased to note, favors
the purchase of the Phillips property on the
Hill south of and contiguous to the city, for a
Public Park. We presume the idea suggested
itself to at least thousand minds on Thursday
last and the fitness of the thing, as we'll as its
feasibility has no doubt convicted every one
who read the Empire yesterday. We have just
this--hnd no more--to ask of the man who
says, at will cost too much |" II the city
should buy the ground, don't you suppose she
could sell it for what she would pay for it. any
moment IL was ascertained that it could not be
paid for H-don't you think, in the light Of a
speculation, 1t would be A"good investment"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-28
THE DAILY EMPIRE
oFFloR oF pUsGloATlotI
Empire Building, Ihrdh, South side bs, Main jefferson
" TaRMst
BY hfaiie5, ,ooper yearin advance.
10 cents per Week. payable 70 tho carrier.
single copies. putup In wrappers, boonta.
Cincinnati Agency.

The Cincinnati Type Foundry Company ia
our duly authorized Agent to make contracts
aud receipt for Advertisements subscriptions,
DC, in that city.
To BUSINESS MEN.--The Empire Job Rooms
are in complete trim, and we are now prepared
to do work Of all descriptions in the best style
ofthe art. Callin and examine our work and
learn our prices.
~ To ADvERrIsERs.--Ad Advertisement OF
Notices for the Empire must be handed into
the office by ten o'clock on the day they are de-
sired TO be published-nof later We cannot
agree to insert them after thathour.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-28

U'slgn painting has got to be an "institu
ton" We remember when the painting Of a
sign was considered awork Of considerable i'm
portance, and was the town talk for weeks
thereafter. The facility with which signs ar e
"got up" now.a'daysi is perfectly refreshing
Harter, of our city, can get up any kind of a
sign--from the finest to the commonest work
in less time than some men could mark out the
letteTs-and do il we'll.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-28

ar We have endsAvored 10 procure the result
of the examination at the High School yester-
day, but from some cause we have failed -
Those who were anxious to read Il in the Rm.
pire this evening win please understand that
the failure was net ourfaulL