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GmrnnMrk.

garnitnrs.
a A. MATHIOT Il SONS
Esa SOFA AND FURNITURE WAREROOHS
ffI Nos. % AND 81 NORTH GAY ST
Near Fdyetts 81
Extending from Gay to Frederick street
Always hand large assortment OF every yare,U n.
HOUSEHOLD AND OFFICE FURNITURE, embracing
buTeaus, Assorted colors of Tete-a- Tetes,
bedsteads, Cottage FuTni-Arm Chairs,
Mashstands, - ture; Rocking Chairs
Wardrobes, Wood Chairs, Etageres,
Spring Beds, Office Chairs Marble Tables
mattresses OF dusk, Barber Chairs, Reception and
Cotton and Hair Cribs and Cradles, holstered Chairs
Sofas, Side Boards, Settees,
EXTENSION TABLES OF EVERY LENGTH
Persons disposed purchase TO call and Civ.
our STOCK an examination, which for variety and quality
workmanship cannobe exceled establishment in the
COUNT. A. MATHI0T & SON,
su24a Nos. IS and 81 North Gay street
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IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE
Shipping Sntellr0entt


Rio DE JANEIRo-Brig TirgfniQ-s. 400 bags q
Thomas Nhitridge & Co. -
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EOTICE.
$500 FALL ARRANGEMENTS

crr, ,,--- THE
SihAAEhS NARY WASHINGTON AMI GEORGE
On and after October lIth $50
y,.,, lHE STEAMER MARY WASHINGTON
VII Ieafe Baltimore every THURSDAY morning at az
h Tor the atnXent River, up as HIPS iandn
hetGTning viii leave fills landing every s. TTGEDhE
S6R ~ ,9r Nottingham. win leave Nottingham ryarv
morning at o'clock for Baltimore calling at all
NE usual landings on the silver also Il Fair Haven spS
rum Point going and returning at ii'' Gil al"
NJ I WFFVS Moster
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,gf5+t FOR LIYERPOOL.-The fine Br, shin
ssz5h MARION, will clear on SATURDAY, next and can
take the bulk of about 200 bbls if applied for uedste
OF the Captain on board at Ramsay's wharf or OF
o,.e CHS. H. MYERS Il BRO,
No Snr,tb St,oat
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NAVIGATION WAREHOUSE,

~ II V VIZ y HO1' W Il NEIIUUSE,
Il CORNER
SPEARS WHARF AND PRATT STREET
Baltimore, Nd.
ana where the best assortment every article in the
tc line can be found and positively the only establish
tnent IN Baltimore where NAUTICAL INSTRU NENTS can
ne MADE ana repaired in proper manner.
Chronometers for sale or hire.
s3.tf SuccaSsnr ro a. a, I Riasir q 81,
TuPnSnS, ESCT7JIC,
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LIST OF VESSELS IN pOpT ~ .,
SHIPS 1'"'' co.
R ba1reaa Bie t1hsi feg Rogers
Cherubim, Skinner, Calao-BarriI" I RroI Bros.
Energie, (Prus.) Ranesch, London-T qi
james Gurthrie, Pitman, City Point-Iottan d Co
Juuiata, Wilson, Liverpool-Foard & Rom onaIh hughes
Johannes, vonTrtzen, London-A Schumasi
La Duchesse D0reans, Pisagua-Fitzgerald i. Co
Marian. Stevenson Liverpoo-F L. Brauns nooth Co
Ocean Traveller, Boardman, Callao-Barril Bros 40
Patterson, Hill, -, Coleman & Bay.
Roland, lbrem.) Wicke, Bremen-A Schumacher & o.
Wanderer, Ryder, -, Coleman Bailey.
Banks,
Adelaide, Wingate, Rio Jaleiro-Hugh jenkins &Co
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syTszs FOR LlFERPOOL.-Al Bremen bark
Es5xS IN DUSFRlE, Iken, master is now loading and
VIII have quick dispatch. For light freight amply to
n,.,r F. L. BkAUNS. 4 co,
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s,..sllTgsssh BALTIMORE AND STS0TEHH

THE STEAMER PLANTER will ziscor4i,,,o how ,-,.,
after Tuesday, October 9Th IgJN iel % u y
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asTss FOR LIYERPO0Il-The fine AL shin
szzzs5 ANNAPOLIS, Capt Pickett now loading at Com
mefCial wharf will follow the JUNIATh, and have dis
patch For freight apply TO Gnu '"'S
ro4e F0ARD & ROGERS,
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StkanlbOafs.

y - N IND hENT AND PIONEFR
y,rr IAPTAINS kIRWIN AND NopHtn-"'
IN IFID ia L u NTE p y RJoz
,re. DAILY LINE TO - 4 - T.
NNnM,HHI3LjS, WEST RIVER AND BACK
On and s mitagF5f HigM Street, foot Of CANDIDA
steamers wiz r A October 20 1860 these splendid
fJn at every day in the week In ANNAPOTTS 1r,r
~ ~ a y u BACk Leaving Baltimore at '" Is5
JtuaLng leave West River A and n r. an9
The Steamer PIONEER will leave Az. rr,,r,,,,
via Nj g. FfHE ~ for ST MCHAEL$ AND EAsT6Y
= he i ENT viii leave every WEDNESDAY a5gdi s.Trp
"a ipr "a mbkiDGE, DENTON AND Ian niScS N
dav. 0'''y thursday and Mon
Fare as lOlC as Ly day other line
So Freight must be prepaid
or I'm Il
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EsErrA OLD DOMINION STEAMBOAT

,tt0R FREDERICKSBURG, VIRGINIA AND L,vD.
ms ON THE RAPPATIAN NGCK RIVER -'-'''
i,,in stsamgr Virginia, Captain " Fabank leaves
more from her BERTH ut Ncedhau's rgr .It srpt
Etarl, cry FRIDAY AFTERNOON nj 4 iaiciock md
IrsstuGHHlhg leaves Frederick hufg EVERY TU ENTITY
~ NJ ~ cioekp or Immediately after the arrival nj
al n 81 cars from Richmond and Washington S5Ting
CO. 49, ug fsGuar Landings the Rappalaunnck river
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iSc0mIaFatIvely new and was built y NJ ,
anu baltimore, interested In the trade and ,,
IN IN 5ua farmers residing in the counties boerinc
ny tdPtaianock, for the express purpose of kperir
St CLASS steamer on the route. During the winter ta ,r
ware leck has been enclosed, thus aGording cOmnlrta NO
FCton Tor Horses and OTHER live took Carriagrs of All
can ne taken On board and carried under deck without
tiis wheels Her Statgrooni berth sccorr,,
fri"t Ire arse and conmodouS, and her capacity Ter
M nj SUPERIOR on the waters Of the Chesaprahc So ~
lioiE freight received Bal mi ,I,r. ,.;l
ny n. y; CHPiUN u Co, Bowly's wharf ''''' r"'N
nj received on board Of the Steamer Wednesdays
f"r Further inforrnat ion ana Bank Es.t r. ~ NO.
~ 'ir company, aVpiy on board or to Ne "''
K >. CAPRON 4 co, Are..s
u CT ,,-,.,,--- n o. 81 t!Uwly's wharf Halti,ro,,
- - Eh President Frederick sbpr Va Mos
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-04-14

PRoF. TURPN-CoMPLnfENTAR BENEFIT -
"IHE LAWMAKERS. We have the pleasure Of
announcing that the pupils of the High School.
"The Haymakers," who contributed so much
to the enjoyment of our citizens last week have
rendered complimentary benefit to Professor
Turpin at Huston Hall this evening, in consid
Grafton of their esteem for him as man, as
well as their appreciation of his instructions
in general, and in particular of his trouble in
preparing them for the successful rendering of
the cantata of "The Haymakers." OF course
the public will gladly and nerously respond,
and contribute to make the compliment a real
one. That be deserves decided demonstra.
tion all will agree who know auRht of the labor
devoted to bringing out The Haymakers, and
for his general and successful labors in the city
schools. Let the word be circulated that Prof
TurPin takes a benefit at "The Haymakers. -
Huston Hall, to night, aud whether the streets
are dry or muddy, turn out and give Turpin a
bumperl
/ We learn that "The Haymakers" will be
presented for the last time tosnight, and we
hope that no one will neglect to see it, as well
on account of the very excellent manner in
which it is presented, as in consideration of the
benefciare, who is not only every inch clever
gentleman, but one of the best teachers we
have ever had.
We are sorry to hear that the cantata will not
be longer exhibited at Huston Hall; we are
very sure that the public demand for it has not
been met May we not expect to hear the an>
nouncement Of one more presentation
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New York Market.

New YoRE, April ID.
FLoUR-Sales 10 900 brls at 5,3O@5.35 for
superfne state chiefly at the latter price; S, As
@5,5O for extra statei 5.35 for superfine wes-
tern, 5.4O@5,75 for common TO medium extra
western; 6,OO@6,l5 for shipping brands extra
round hoop ohio--market closing firm
WHIsKY-Market duh and heavy, Gle is
offered aud 81 &c, asked.
WHEAT-sales, including those of last
evening were $4,000 bush Milwaukee Club at
l,27@l37, l2.OOO bush Chicago red ,24@l,-
%; 900 bush white Kentucky at l 20, and
100 bush white southern at 90.
RYE-Quiet at e4@s5c.
BARLEY-Sales of 2lOO bush good state
at sOc.
CoRN-Sales Of $500 bush at 73@74c sfioat
and delivered for mixed western, and 76c for
yellow Jersey.
oATs-44@45c for Western and Canadian,
l516c for State.
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Butler County Items.

MnDOLETowS, Ohio, April 18th.
EDlToRs ENPIRE ,-Sirs--Q Qlite an accident
occurred this afternoon about l>2 O'clock
Whilst the son and daughter OF Francis ]. I'll.
tus, attempted to cross the Main street bridge
over the canal, the horse attached to the buggy
became frightened at gentleman's coat which
was laying across the arch Of the bridge. The
horse began to back of the bridge, and the
gentleman who was at work under the bridge
bearing the noise made haste to catch the horse
but was too late. He had backed of over the
abutment on to the tow-path, fall Of about 90
feet, throwing the brother and sister into the
water The gentleman assisted them in getting
ou', being but slightly injured The buggy
was broken into fragments. The horse swan
the canal and ran up stIeet at a furious rate,
being somewhat injured.
man died very suddenly few day ago.
He was hard at work on the 7lh aud died on the
9th.
A barn was burned last night near Blue Ball,
aud four horses, which were in il, The parties
ulars we did not learn. IN. -
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, April IA.
FLoUR-No change and demand fair at s..
SO for superfne; 5.6O@5,75 for extra, 5,sO@5,
30 for extra white wheat.
WHISKY-sales Of 900 bbls at Istals1Sc
the lattef ratefor wagon.
GROCERIES-Sugar in better demand salei
9OO hhds at 7@sl6c, for fair to prime. ooffe,
firm at l3%@l415c for prime, selling to arrive
at l4I &c. Molasses firm with moderate demand
in the regular way at 45@46c, several leading
importers ask 47c for prms oak cooperage.
WHEAT - Prime White I,35@l,3s, and
prime red at ,3O@l .33; spring dull at ,2O@
30; sales Of 300 bush choice club at ! %,
C0RN-Sales of ear in bulk 44045c; and
shelled at 46c sales 200 bush ear in bulk at 43c.
at Marietta depot
oATs-42c in bulk; sales of 100 bush In
bulk at 42c; 5000 do in sacks at the canal
at 45u.
RYE-Sales of 500 bush prime at Csc; GOO
do at canal at 97c.
BARLEY-Prime fall at 9O@92c; sales l, 900
bush fair spring at Soc; $50 do fall at sOc.
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LegnI Notice--Partttiom.

cAthArine Cheney, sidney Cheney, MagdaIena
Michael, Daniel Michael, Sarah Emrick, Jacob
Emriek, Elizabeth dis, William Dils, Elizabeth
Hearn, Jacob Hearn, Sarah Wikof, BARLEY B.
Wikoh, Frederick Wolf, Joseph Wolf, Frederick
Brown, William Brown, Henry Brown, Catharine
n. Brown, James A. Brown, Jane y. Baldwin and
- Baldwin,
VIII take notice that petition was filed sgainst
them the 9th day of April, 1860, In the Superior
Court OF ontgomery county, Ohio, by Jesse c. AL
lison and Christina Allison, where the same is now
pending, wherein Jesse G. Allison and Christena
Allison demand -rtition OF the following real
and state Of Ohio. The pouthweat quarter OF sec
tCn No. ~, Of township No. q in range D, OF anda
Of devised by win OF Frederick Fox, to one Ercdt-
rick u. Fox containing l58 Aerea nlorecrlesb And
a. the dune term, 1850, Of aafd the said lease
q. Allison and christenn Allison viii apply for an
order hetpAslliion nay ee 1aee ~ said premises
Dated, thlsABsh day oi April. te O. ~ ~
Il, JESSKC O. ALLISON
CHR4srklntA AIA-lsoE.
ADAM CLAY, Atty. 6tw
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-04-14

whlle @o hhvdlttsp ablc 10 did6osef lith
10 tho 4tfformaare 81 What has been 80 plainly
adsanised "a the yraniir Of all and singular
ihe elhefs. propFie,ors pnbliahers. printers
eto, aie Of the hlac.sschesk Press. we are moi
prepared 10 fl.a6itis so utterly uDrelieved
lby any ibiag merit as is the performance
81 the neK. Navy Tribune; OF, for that mat,
teri Of other sheets whose representative the
Tribune y 30 al that is verdant In conception
and vulgar in expression. In our desire to say
. good word about our contemporaries where
we possibly can, We sometimes praise whae
we should, we fear, qualify our "sawder" with
spice Of judieious censure. On the other
hand, we may have spoken lightly Of pros
fessioual brothers effort when we should have
said--S,Bnlly for you'll" With all the CONF
deuce we may have INDUCED in our ability to
box the journalistic compass, it is barely pOssi-
BILE that we come short Of the public expecta-
lion; 1t is more thSn probable that our eKet-
tions in this regard ere not appreciated by our
West Liberty neighbors.
We have spoken well Of occasional efforts of
the Press corps; for where so much has been
said and sung it would be strange il we could
hnd nothing to commend and II would be
stranger still If, where so much has been writ.
ten, 1t should have been all commendable. The
Press does not view the matter philosophicaly;
for when at first we cleverly criticised its vuls
nerable points it rejoinod rudely--not to say
vulgarly. Finding that good nature was thrown
away upon the Mac-a>cheek enterprise, we cons
cluded to mention the affair only when we
thought the over weening assurance and im>
perinence Of its conductors deserved a IA king
That onr efforts IN that irection have been
"happy" We have abundant reason to believe;
as scarcely number of the Press reaches us
that does not conta in an acknowledgment of
them. The number of last Saturday contains
an article headed dayton Empire" which, for
utter dul!ness, exceeds anything we have seen
since we read the profession of political faith
in the first number of its lirst volume. tits too
Ilat to provoke criticism or abuse; and if we
could only receive assurance that the writer
was heartily ashamed Of his production, we |
could entertain hope for his future. We fear, |
however. that his desperate Efforts to be witty !
md severe in the same breath will yet have
he effect Of throwing him into commissions,
when death will doubtless eusue. Free access
o the columns of newspaper is a fearful
emptation 10 some men.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-04-14

B-F The communication in the Journal Of
Saturday, from the gentleman whose corns we
trod on when noticing the imprudent speech
made at the Turner "zoglinge," recently, does
not demand any reply. 1t is seldom we witness
SO silly an exhibition of weakness in the pas
pers, and we feel disposed to take back what Of
severity we may have exhibited toward the
writer, as we do not desire to be understood 10
intimate that so pitiable an operator could eff
feet mischief anywhere.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-04-14

A GEM,-We find the following gem o
our Main street cotemporary in the Belle,
lontaine Republican, who endorses it hear
tily in two predatory lines
The Dayton Journal in closing up an ar.
ticle on Mr. Clay's troubles, says:
This gallant defender of Republican prin
ciples ought to be remembered at the Chi
cago convention. Give us Salmon p. Chase
Tor President, and Cassius M. Clay for
Vice President, and victory is certain. al
the same time, freedom will be amply vim.
dicated
The visible admixture of the African
element in the above gem is unmistaka
BILE.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-04-14

A FIRST CLASS Day GooDs STORE. Those
persons who purchase goods in Cineinntti
will find most complete and splendid assort.
ment at No. IA, Fourth street Deland h
Gossage have succeeded in establishing a first
class fashionable store in the most fashs
iOnable quarter of the city, which is Justly
considered the place where a lady can find all
the latest aud best styles Of dress goods. They
arc gentlemen who have but one price and deal
fairly with their customers.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-04-14
COMMERCIAL
nnxton Mnrket.

MONDAY, 2p. M April lG. go.
The market is unchanged, and very dull
In fact il never was known to be doller this
season Of the year. There is scarcely any
grain offered buyers readily offer the follows
ing prices gt
Wheat brisk at 81, 90
Corn dull at Is cts.
Rye brisk at 9Octs.
Barley dull at 75@sO cts. for prime fall.
Oats 5000 cts.
Flaxseed IL.
Clcverseed S4,25.
Timothy seed $3.50,
Buckwhest 40c.
Hungarian Grass Zoe.
Hay, per ton, $lS@l6
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-04-14

The Utica Daily Observer announces that
the Bank Of Central New York has gone into
liquidation. and that Hon. Joseph Benedict has
been appointed Receiver aud entered upon his
duties.
The Pripce Imperial Of France having been
born on the 10th Of March 1855. recently en-
tered upon his fifth year. II is said he r. ex.
ceedingly forward for his age, as be can read,
write and ride.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-04-14
COLBY's PATENT oLoTHEg REEI

1t is cheap and dufable-pffoe only e6, painted
andH set up in your ward. It ia simple in its con,
suuouon' canbe managed BY any ones and besides.
the ground occupied By the old plan ofhanRing
clothes all over the yard, 10 worth more than the
price of this Reel in one year, for shrubbery and
fruit trees, andis just the thing for small yards
Call and see one of them In operation in front Of
my shop, and be convinced for yourself.
S. II. THOMAS,
shop on st. Clair, near Third street.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-04-14

OFF FOR CHARLEsToN.-Jas, X. Webster ESQ
editor of the Hamilton Telegraph, DR.. M Ilhery
sherif Phillips, and ox-sherif Murphy Of Ham
iiton' passed through our city to-day for Wash
lngton' en- route for Charleston. Several Hamil-
ton gentlemen passed through here already last
week. destined for Charleston. They all have the
reputation of being Douglas Men first, last and
all the time %
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-04-14

O'Miss Olive Fuller, of Marston's Mills,
Barnestable, Massachusetts,, attained the age Of
one hundred and one years on Sunday, the lst
inst. Except that her hearing is little in
paired, her faculties are active and her health
good. She reads without difficulty; and enjoys
life as well as she did generation ago. She
bids fair to live many years 10 come.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-04-14

S'A-We learn that shulPs will bO supplied with
oil the sporting intelligence in Europe, up to the
time of the sailing of the last steamer; and they
will have the result of the great international"
fight between Heenan and sayers just as soon a.
the information can be received in New York, set
in type and sent by express out West. The shull's
have on sale every prominent newspaper and mag
azine published in the cOuntryi besides any guam
tity Of fruit, confections, &c., 4.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-04-14

az The concerts of The Haymskers. at Huss
ton Hall, which are second in interest to no
performances we have had here for a long
while, will, we are sorry to say, be discontinA
ued after tonight. Don't miss going to night.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-04-14

GTMr. Thomas stanbury, one of the ear
liest settlers in Cincinnati, is now living ia
Houston, Texas, aged SO. A recent letter from
him says; 81 moved to Cincinnati in 1905,
when there was but three brick houses in the
place, and part of what is now Main street
was covered by wheat fields"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-04-14

LuxuRirs.--F. ], welty. u b Building.
Main street. thee doors above Fourth, has now
regularly entered upon the season Of luxuries.
He will now furnish the best qualities of coolN
ing drinks, ice cream, fruits, confectioneries.
&c, at all times.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-04-14

1a8- 1t is claimed by a respectable rumber in
community that if 1t rain on Easter Sunday it
will continue to rain every Sunday for seven
weeks in succession, or until "Whlsuntide." II
rained on Easter, and as it rained yesterday, 1t
would seem that the sligo vas in fair way of full
ilment
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-04-14

~ Thnre is another grand exhibition Of pics
lures going on at Oridlsnd's Ar Gallery this
week. There is not place upon his walls up
stairs and down, but what is covered With al
most every variety Of subject that eau be
thought Of.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-04-14

VA The Constitutional Union Committee OF this
county, and such others are interested in the
movements ofthis National party, will please meet
at the Office ofGilbert Kennedy, in steelo's build
ing, on Main street, Monday evening, April 18th,
at o'clock, for. the purpose of appointing Dele.
gates to Columbus on tho 18th inst.
WALTER D. pEAsE, sec'y Of Com
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-04-14

Nave refer ourreadsrs to the advertisement
Of Grover 4 Bakers sewing machines, They ara
iavOrtes with The public in every part Of the
county, and dessrSsdly 50.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-04-14

NErrUSEs.-There is on adjourned meeting
on this (Monday) night, Business of impor.
lance will he transacted Be on hand.
TAll members will please call and settle
their fines with the Secretary, on or before the
goth of April, or their names will not be re
turned to the City Clerk.
BY order of the Co,
A. r. Amy gaetu
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-04-14

@a- The lovers Of sweet oranges and other lus.
ciOus fruit, confectionery, aud thousand and one
other good thiugs, will find them at Frank Andsr-
tons, Main street, few doors above the Market
House.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-04-14

~ The news from California by the last
steamer is not Of much importance; il is but
little more than reprint Of the steamer news
for The last two months.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-04-14

Lost This morning neat, oblong shaped
breat pin, with dark set in 1t. The finder
will be suitably rewarded by leaving it at this
Office.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-04-14

WANTED-Immediately, firstrate SER
vantgirl who can eook-and will go to Clnclnnatl--
German Girl preferred. Enquire OF @. w.
Thompson, Jeweler, No 90, Main street, opposite
the Court House. Api4-tf
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-04-14

superior Court OF Montgomery Co., o,
,.,.:'; ;sS% :s.1s:s S.s''.. &C. civil action.

Powell crOsIsy.
poWELL CRoSLEY, of the State Of Cali.
l0rnia, will take notice that John Eye, OF the
county OF Warren and State OF Ohio, did on the 9Th
day Of April le6O NE hie petition in the superior
Court OF the County of Montgom against the
said Powell crosley defendant, setting forth That
the said PLAINTIFF John Eye, At the October term Of
the Court Of Common Pleas ci Warren county q nd
state Of Ohio, didby Judgment OF said Court re-
cover against the said Powell CFoaiey, dnier dant
. Judgment for 4I0,Oco his dsbt, and Sa7,ss his
costs said suit q that bohan expended, and
which lndgmsrt tttn renAins "A full force nnre-
pefsed Aad uns ttanedi yet the said defendant has
not paid tbs Sic nor any part thar TO the plain
tin. and said Plaintiff asks ipaEsnont aga st the
defendant fDf the asfd sum Of Ian thousand dolls
with intsroea iAsgaoa foa tAs isth DAY OF oefobel
iee2, And ior the Buln cI 4g1saa HE saa a. alcre-
Q a.. And the said Powell cfosley Il hereby mott.
ned that unless ~ hlea he apsFer IN said case ~
saturday, May la, 1850, she te etion - 1fl Aeainsi
hsnI hy ssid plaiutiwill NJ tatqn a. true IA lr-
ment fendeted aeeotdsn9ilt and he y fnfthef noli-
nsd shat aald plaintiff A. the Tina o. rpn.nenning
said suit, cAtae4 a. cf9e4 OF affachndnt % ID AZ
sued in said fnlt 20 Che sheriff of said county 81
MontBoaefS fain1t his property therein, ahd Also
20 the SheriHoI said county Of WAfren against his
property therein.
...,..s.... -. DbkbiN WARD
epts-dtwANtW Atty foE rl'd.